the society, ignoring the dropout, the numerous strikes that took place within the community and zandra. but the government ignored that. so the were initiated that were taken by the students to change what is happening within the public schools within alexandra. so i could say that the society didn't really ignore the whole dropout rates, but rather the dropout became a norm due to the ignorance of the government. i'm interested in zooming into learning behavior, right. are we holding young people accountable? very same young people who we know can be problematic in schools, disturbing costs and so forth. no one comes out of alexandra and is seen as a good person. no one, no one comes available under the good person. so already holding a student accountable for certain behavior, it's quite unreasonable to do that because already you have categorized him so you can't expect something from someone of which you have already categorized so. so we've spent a good amount of time establishing what the problem is and issues related to that, but i'm more interested in the solutions. do you thin

ktvu zandra sr joins us now live with the marked money made on the industry and how he is being rememberedre well, julie, you've heard of richard pryor but lesser known yet still a force paul muni, he wrote much of pryor's comedy. well this evening. we're hearing from many who say that he left an indelible mark on. comedy profession. i don't want you, tonto. i don't want to be offended by the voice of a man. many consider a comic genius going silent comedian, writer and actor paul moody passing away at his home in oakland wednesday of a heart attack. and the thing about the movie that we have in common. we're the only two guys whoever opened up for richard pryor, but that's not the only link between money and his friend comedian mark curry. both are from oakland. and curry, who starred in the 1990 sitcom hanging with mr cooper often sought mooney's advice, paul questions. about my career when i was on mr cooper, you know, i would actually little things and he would tell me he would actually tell me, you know, give me game of what to do. mooney who brought a sharp eye and sharper humor to t

ktvu zandra senior joining us now from the newsroom with more on what we saw unfold in minneapolis today, andre good evening to you, alex. parts of minneapolis transformed crowds of people. verged on a number of events held for the anniversary of george floyd's murder at the scene where george floyd died. crowds of people gather to remember his death one year later, joyce quite changed the road and i already put together this awesome. i think it did take a lot of people perspective watching so yeah, i've been really happy, like joyful like i see all the community out here. it just brings like joy to my heart, a thin chicago in front of the store employees died a moment of silence. people of all races on one knee to honor his death.s a show of unity that a lot of people care about what transpired here on are not going to let it happen again. george floyd touched every corner of the world, and it said he lost his life for it. but there was the uprising and it calls for a of, you know, accountability. so with him losing his life, the world has said enough enough. it's enough. there were als