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. >> jay-z said he was done and then he put out four more albums. >> trevor: joe biden is not jay-z. >> he's the jay-z of delaware. his secret service name is half-- . >> trevor: i don't think that's true. why can't you accept that bideni isn't running any more. >> because if we accept biden's not running there's nothingÑi ee to talk about. it's just a long slow death march to the hillry nomination. how exciting is that going to be? i've been on her tour bus. there's no tvs, trevor. it's just signed copies of hard choices and empty car tons of activia. >> trevor: roy, roy, don't get down. there's still plenty of excitement left. i mean who knows, bernie sanders could win the nomination. (applause) >> shut up, trevor. >> trevor: i'll take that as a yes. roy wood, jr., everyone. (cheers and applause) now as you probably know if you use the gregorian calender, today is october 21s, 2015. also known as the date to which marty mcfly travels forward in time, to save his family and play video games with elijah wood. happy back to the future day, everyone. yeah. turns out that 1989 movie got a lot of things r

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last night we took a whole audience, 2,000 people, down the block to the big jay-z concert at barclay's. jay-z gave everyone free tickets. but his wife. let me tell you something. there's a thing that happens when beyonce walks onstage. assistant manager at petco or a couples therapist or a 400-pound exconvict with a tattoo of a spider web on your neck. when beyonce starts dancing you start dancing too it's involuntary. i love it in brooklyn. i will say it's very strange to be in a place that still allows the open consumption of gluten on the streets. i'm trying to enjoy it while i still can. guillermo and i have been eating line a couple of pizza rats all week. where is guillermo, by the way? >> jimmy: he's going to make an entrance, here we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hell of an entrance. all right. you know that entrance comes with a circumcision, right? >> guillermo: no, no! >> jimmy: that's guy yearillermo. out late last night? >> guillermo: no, i went to my room. to watch the baseball game. >> jimmy: the baseball game, how about those mets? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fro

z and beyonce -- >> jay-z and beyonce are what we use to call cafe society. >> oh, okay. >> showbusiness people. >> okay. >> michelle obama before the white house? >> no. no, no, wait, i take that back.. michelle obama, when she was growing up, in what was a very solid working class, lower middle class family, no. but you know, the world be what it is, we know perfectly well once michelle and her brother got to princeton things, and once she got very good jobs in chicago -- >> got grafted in. >> access was granted. >> wait for the microphone. wonderful person here, yes. >> hello, i'm curious, and i haven't read the book yet, maybr you covered this already, how much explicit preparation did your family give for interacting with whiteci folks?ive or was there assumption from -- "negroland" was there some assumption you would be treated better? >> are you saying once i was going to school with or larger more hostile world of white people? >> either/or. >> we were given particularly as we got older each year, particularly as ad less sense approached given talks, warnings. some of them took the form, of you know, white people will always think, therefore you must behave well. piano teacher who entered five of us into some national piano teachers contest. you must play very well because the teachers expect nothing of you. you're getting that. you're also overhearing these talks. so it is a combination of all of the things you are taught, and, being urgency of them, then those turn into specific warnings. then as adolescence comes, as everyone is worried about interracial and sometimes intrareligious dating. i think all parents of everyone at my school, certainly not the least the black parents were sending out intense warnings, bs careful, keep your distance, you know. >> did you feel adequately prepared? >> for my life? no. i mean, my parents started to do raise me as raceless human beina in a white neighborhood. >> i'm sorry? >> raised me as a raceless humaa being in a white neighborhood.. and it didn't work out so well. >> raceless, well, you're much young ir. >> for me i felt completely unprepared, because i thought i was a person and got to school, kids were calling me the "n-word" and had to ask my dad what it meant? always curious about parents growing up in "negroland" and haveut moments like that they're shocked. >> most things, you are. constantly being prepared but some of ith is not spoke r spoken. it is just the intensity of youu manners and demands placed on you. this is part of a many littleook shocks. not all huge but to a child, they are. not the "n-word", subtler things because of particular protection. there were always a series of shocks. >> great question. >> how much do you tell your parents or when do you decide to hide that yourself and grapple. >> any other questions? >> piggybacking on that you were raised with two sisters. >> two sisters, yes.eren >> would the script be different if you had a brother? they would be more frightened for him. the. also be more frightened of him in the white world and more frightened that i might beo tempted by, unsuccessful jay-z. by the glamour. this is how they would have put it. by the glamour of the ghetto and start --r. t >> the way you wanted to playglm double dutch down the street? >> in a tiny, tiny way. boys had more license. be afraid both of his possible actions and perceptions. >> any other questions? yes. we'll get to you. we'll get a mic over to you. hold on. this is wonderful person right here, yes. i hope this -- >> i hope this is okay to ask because i want to. i want to ask you something personal about the voice intonation of "negroland." you heard me speak for two seconds. i'm an english professor, and when i speak i sound like a person from queens.i a i do not have, i do not have an upper class accent. and your accent, like we're both professors. i have an accent that marks me w as not an upper class person,s e like a out of borough person. and you have a patrician accent. it is almost, like, not spokent now. so what happens to the language of your, like your grandparents who spoke southern,

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tonight, jay z, tracy morgan, and music with usher, nas, and jay z from the barclays center, broughtcion and cigna, with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]

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z is scheduled to testify today in a copyright infringement trial over one of his biggest hit songs. >> the heir of an egyptptn composer say jay-z and his partner illegally using music from a song. the opening statements were yesterday in los angeles. jay-z and his partner say they did secure the rights to use the music. meg? >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> coming up, fighting for his life. former basketball star lamar odom is hospitalized after being found unconscious. details in our morning newsstands. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses ininalf. imagine what you couldldo with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your white blood cells. the most common side effects are flushing and stomach problems. tell your doctor about any low white blood cell counts, infections, any other medical conditions, or if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed. learn more about the most prescribed pill for relapsing ms in the us, at tecfidera.com. talk to your d

rapper jay-z is expected to testify in a copyright infringement song for "big pipin'." jay-z says he secured the rights. >>> soon you can get your frappucino without ever leaving the office. starbucks is testing coffee delivery. for now it's only available for people who work in the empire state building. starbucks says delivery is the biggest customer request. chris, kathryn? >> we need that. we need that! >> we need late night or early it, delivery. >> you, too, jill. you've got to get in on this. >> i have a keurig that churns at all hours here on the floor of the stock exchange. i'm with you, i need my coffee. >> fancy, fancy in new york city. >> a keurig is fancy some. >> it's more fancy than we have. >> have a good one. we'll see you in about an hour. >> coffee is key. >> always, yeah. stuck in my head now because of that story. >>> we'll be in the upper 60s today. each day we'll get a little cooler especially as we head into the weekend. 60 degrees in boston right now. dew point's in the upper 50s. the wind out of the west 10 miles per hour right now. that wind is goin