got out here? haven t you got a responsibility to them rather than what you personally i have a responsibility to my people and my culture because my people and my culture have been brutalized and ignored for years. [lyrics] mother s standing in the welfare line. the way that you survive is crime. my life is over so i might as well speak my mind. ice-t is the first west-coast gangster rap. reality rap. dude, 6:00 in the morning, police at my door. ice-t did it way before n.w.a. did it. [lyrics] straight outta compton. crazy [ bleep ] named ice cube. from the gang called [ bleep ] wit attitudes. when i m called off, i got a sawed off. squeeze the trigger and bodies are hauled off. you too, boy, if you [ bleep ] with me. the los angeles rap group, n.w.a., drew fire from police because its album, straight outta compton, talked in brutal and vulgar language about retaliating against cops for their anti-gang sweeps in the l.a. area. n.w.a. gave us the gritty, grimy, gang-
aren t the nursing staff to treat them, and this is an opportunity now to address those waiting lists, and that s the reason nurses have spoken up and they ve cast those votes. it has not been an easy decision for any nurse. plans for organising care on any strike days are now being considered by ministers. not every trust supported the ballot action, so we need to look at our contingency planning working with trusts, working with nhs england in terms of those impacts. and that s why, again, my door is open, i ll be having further discussions with them. if talks don t get under way, there could be widespread disruption at times next month. hugh pym, bbc news. the family of the egyptian activist had demanded authorities in cairo provide proof that he is still alive and say they haven t heard from him in days. both the uk foreign 0ffice office and the united nations
the conviction that children who play and learn with others of different races and nationalities will grow up intotolerant adults. r 3: teaneck, new jersey, a nice place to visit anda great place to live. thelma: we was lookingat different houses in different towns. but this particular house,we fell in love with. natacha: it was amazing. it was so amazing. we had a fairytalechildhood. thelma: teaneck was my serenity, a place that i wanted tobe, and a place that when i cameout of my door, we, people spoke. we always spoketo each other. we always said good morning. natacha: this, this roomright here, was my parents room.
fourth floor, so phoned 999 and rushed outside to help. seconds later, rushed outside to help. seconds later. glass rushed outside to help. seconds later, glass fell rushed outside to help. seconds later, glass fell out rushed outside to help. seconds later, glass fell out the - rushed outside to help. seconds| later, glass fell out the building, followed by loads of screaming for help. lots of black smoke, and then followed by some intense fire, and i saw. you see the window at the top left, which is burnt out? two guys climbed out of that, and they were holding on to that for dear life, and then the fire brigade got their larder out, and it wouldn t reach. this man managed to escape. ii larder out, and it wouldn t reach. this man managed to escape. 11 fire engines were called to the scene. around 90 residents were evacuated last night, and it is a lot of anger and frustration, because many of them told us the fire alarms didn t go off. them told us the fire alarms didn t no off
officer. i spent a lot of time around highly classified information, special access programs, if i took even one piece of that home, you would expect that i would have federal law enforcement officers at my door, knocking down, seeking to get that back, let alone, hundreds of that. the threat here is that we cannot hold one person about the law or a law for this ongoing threat and potential compromise of national security information. we talked about this with your other panelists, with the kind of information that is obtained in these documents, human intelligence sources of information, that could compromise the lives of human beings put an arms way to protect our national security. so there are grief stakes here. what we are really disappointed by is that congresswoman stefanik would rather protect her own political future, then protect our law enforcement, and our national security. in the immediate aftermath of the fbi search, she immediately called for basically attacks against f