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1 | 00:00:24,458 | 00:00:27,500 | (traffic noise) | (traffic noise) |
2 | 00:00:27,583 | 00:00:30,625 | -("God's Plan" by Drake playing) -God's plan. God's plan. | -("God's Plan" by Drake playing) -God's plan. God's plan. |
3 | 00:00:32,041 | 00:00:34,083 | ♪ I can't do this on my own ♪ | ♪ I can't do this on my own ♪ |
4 | 00:00:34,917 | 00:00:37,125 | ♪ Someone watching this shit close ♪ | ♪ Someone watching this shit close ♪ |
5 | 00:00:37,208 | 00:00:38,625 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
6 | 00:00:38,709 | 00:00:40,834 | Michael Tubbs: I think God's plan is something | Michael Tubbs: I think God's plan is something |
7 | 00:00:40,917 | 00:00:43,500 | you have a hint of, but you can only see in hindsight. | you have a hint of, but you can only see in hindsight. |
8 | 00:00:44,583 | 00:00:46,500 | There's no way I could've scripted this. | There's no way I could've scripted this. |
9 | 00:00:46,583 | 00:00:48,041 | I think the lyric of the song says, | I think the lyric of the song says, |
10 | 00:00:48,125 | 00:00:49,583 | "I can't do this on my own." | "I can't do this on my own." |
11 | 00:00:49,667 | 00:00:51,709 | It's like, "Someone must be watching this close." | It's like, "Someone must be watching this close." |
12 | 00:00:51,792 | 00:00:54,333 | Particularly for me, that's incredibly true. | Particularly for me, that's incredibly true. |
13 | 00:00:56,583 | 00:00:58,875 | (all cheering) | (all cheering) |
14 | 00:00:58,959 | 00:01:01,333 | Anna Nti-Asare-Tubbs: The night that Michael was elected mayor is the same nigt | Anna Nti-Asare-Tubbs: The night that Michael was elected mayor is the same nigt |
15 | 00:01:01,417 | 00:01:03,208 | that Donald Trump was elected. | that Donald Trump was elected. |
16 | 00:01:03,291 | 00:01:05,875 | And so, it was this very direct conflict | And so, it was this very direct conflict |
17 | 00:01:05,959 | 00:01:07,250 | in what they were both running for. | in what they were both running for. |
18 | 00:01:07,333 | 00:01:08,709 | This victory is yours. | This victory is yours. |
19 | 00:01:08,792 | 00:01:10,375 | If you look at this room, | If you look at this room, |
20 | 00:01:10,458 | 00:01:12,709 | this room is what Stockton looks like. | this room is what Stockton looks like. |
21 | 00:01:12,792 | 00:01:14,750 | (cheering and applause) | (cheering and applause) |
22 | 00:01:14,834 | 00:01:16,375 | You're 26 years old. The youngest and the first | You're 26 years old. The youngest and the first |
23 | 00:01:16,458 | 00:01:17,667 | African-American mayor of Stockton... | African-American mayor of Stockton... |
24 | 00:01:17,750 | 00:01:20,417 | Tubbs: Almost every interview or conversation I have | Tubbs: Almost every interview or conversation I have |
25 | 00:01:20,500 | 00:01:22,083 | begins with my age. | begins with my age. |
26 | 00:01:22,166 | 00:01:24,583 | He is the 27-year-old Democratic mayor... | He is the 27-year-old Democratic mayor... |
27 | 00:01:24,667 | 00:01:26,417 | Reporter 1: You are 28 years old. | Reporter 1: You are 28 years old. |
28 | 00:01:26,500 | 00:01:28,458 | Reporter 2: Stockton's 29-year-old mayor.. | Reporter 2: Stockton's 29-year-old mayor.. |
29 | 00:01:28,542 | 00:01:29,625 | Tubbs: I didn't just become this | Tubbs: I didn't just become this |
30 | 00:01:29,709 | 00:01:30,917 | because it's the flavor of the month. | because it's the flavor of the month. |
31 | 00:01:31,000 | 00:01:32,458 | I've been talking about | I've been talking about |
32 | 00:01:32,542 | 00:01:34,583 | this stuff since I was in high school. | this stuff since I was in high school. |
33 | 00:01:34,667 | 00:01:36,959 | The message I received a lot growing up was that | The message I received a lot growing up was that |
34 | 00:01:37,041 | 00:01:40,750 | the options I had, that I was in fact set up for two things. | the options I had, that I was in fact set up for two things. |
35 | 00:01:40,834 | 00:01:43,333 | Prison or death. | Prison or death. |
36 | 00:01:43,792 | 00:01:45,834 | You know that saying, "the personal is political"? | You know that saying, "the personal is political"? |
37 | 00:01:46,834 | 00:01:47,917 | I really believe that. | I really believe that. |
38 | 00:01:48,000 | 00:01:49,417 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
39 | 00:01:49,500 | 00:01:51,083 | Growing up in Stockton, | Growing up in Stockton, |
40 | 00:01:51,166 | 00:01:53,375 | I lived in four out of the five areas that have | I lived in four out of the five areas that have |
41 | 00:01:53,458 | 00:01:55,250 | a lot of our city's violent crime issues. | a lot of our city's violent crime issues. |
42 | 00:01:55,333 | 00:01:57,291 | -Good morning. -So, my mom, she had me when she was a teenager. | -Good morning. -So, my mom, she had me when she was a teenager. |
43 | 00:01:57,375 | 00:01:59,250 | She was 16 when she was pregnant. | She was 16 when she was pregnant. |
44 | 00:01:59,333 | 00:02:01,041 | My father's been incarcerated | My father's been incarcerated |
45 | 00:02:01,125 | 00:02:04,208 | for 25 out of the 27 years I, I, I was-- I've been alive. | for 25 out of the 27 years I, I, I was-- I've been alive. |
46 | 00:02:04,667 | 00:02:06,333 | Good morning, good morning. | Good morning, good morning. |
47 | 00:02:06,417 | 00:02:08,458 | Some of my best friends that in fact today | Some of my best friends that in fact today |
48 | 00:02:08,542 | 00:02:11,792 | are either in prison or dead, | are either in prison or dead, |
49 | 00:02:11,875 | 00:02:13,625 | and that was almost my end. | and that was almost my end. |
50 | 00:02:13,709 | 00:02:15,458 | But luckily, and thanks to God, | But luckily, and thanks to God, |
51 | 00:02:15,542 | 00:02:17,291 | I was able to go to Stanford on a full scholarship. | I was able to go to Stanford on a full scholarship. |
52 | 00:02:17,375 | 00:02:18,792 | I was able to work in the White House. | I was able to work in the White House. |
53 | 00:02:18,875 | 00:02:20,583 | I was able to have lunch with Oprah Winfrey. | I was able to have lunch with Oprah Winfrey. |
54 | 00:02:20,667 | 00:02:21,750 | And I don't say that to brag, | And I don't say that to brag, |
55 | 00:02:21,834 | 00:02:23,125 | but I say that to say | but I say that to say |
56 | 00:02:23,208 | 00:02:25,125 | all the quote, unquote, "success" | all the quote, unquote, "success" |
57 | 00:02:25,208 | 00:02:27,458 | has been motivated by a central question. | has been motivated by a central question. |
58 | 00:02:27,542 | 00:02:29,667 | How in the world did I make i? | How in the world did I make i? |
59 | 00:02:29,750 | 00:02:31,500 | And how do I empower other people | And how do I empower other people |
60 | 00:02:31,583 | 00:02:33,000 | from backgrounds like mine | from backgrounds like mine |
61 | 00:02:33,083 | 00:02:35,959 | to upset the set-up? | to upset the set-up? |
62 | 00:02:36,041 | 00:02:39,083 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
63 | 00:02:47,959 | 00:02:50,500 | Mike Fitzgerald: Stockton is a fascinating cit. | Mike Fitzgerald: Stockton is a fascinating cit. |
64 | 00:02:50,583 | 00:02:52,959 | There is no place like this city. | There is no place like this city. |
65 | 00:02:53,041 | 00:02:54,792 | I know you only hear bad things about it. | I know you only hear bad things about it. |
66 | 00:02:59,875 | 00:03:01,834 | Underneath the bad things here, I should say | Underneath the bad things here, I should say |
67 | 00:03:01,917 | 00:03:03,792 | there's a wonderful community. | there's a wonderful community. |
68 | 00:03:03,875 | 00:03:06,625 | And what a community! | And what a community! |
69 | 00:03:06,709 | 00:03:09,875 | There are people here from all points on the globe | There are people here from all points on the globe |
70 | 00:03:09,959 | 00:03:12,959 | to a much greater degree than in other cities. | to a much greater degree than in other cities. |
71 | 00:03:13,041 | 00:03:15,583 | (crowd cheering) | (crowd cheering) |
72 | 00:03:17,625 | 00:03:19,667 | In one quarter, | In one quarter, |
73 | 00:03:19,750 | 00:03:22,875 | between 2007 and 2008, | between 2007 and 2008, |
74 | 00:03:22,959 | 00:03:25,166 | the value of homes here plummeted | the value of homes here plummeted |
75 | 00:03:25,250 | 00:03:27,875 | by as much as 80%. | by as much as 80%. |
76 | 00:03:27,959 | 00:03:29,542 | Reporter 1: Traders say this is the craziest day | Reporter 1: Traders say this is the craziest day |
77 | 00:03:29,625 | 00:03:31,750 | they have ever seen in these markets... | they have ever seen in these markets... |
78 | 00:03:31,834 | 00:03:33,375 | Reporter 2: Foreclosures are still climbing, | Reporter 2: Foreclosures are still climbing, |
79 | 00:03:33,458 | 00:03:35,041 | and Stockton has the worst rate... | and Stockton has the worst rate... |
80 | 00:03:35,125 | 00:03:37,709 | Reporter 3: Stockton is now the nation's number one city | Reporter 3: Stockton is now the nation's number one city |
81 | 00:03:37,792 | 00:03:40,250 | for foreclosure activity. | for foreclosure activity. |
82 | 00:03:40,333 | 00:03:42,000 | Fitzgerald: This was the most foreclosed upon city | Fitzgerald: This was the most foreclosed upon city |
83 | 00:03:42,083 | 00:03:43,709 | in the United States, | in the United States, |
84 | 00:03:43,792 | 00:03:45,458 | and it was real economic carnage. | and it was real economic carnage. |
85 | 00:03:46,291 | 00:03:48,500 | The only option was municipal bankruptcy. | The only option was municipal bankruptcy. |
86 | 00:03:48,583 | 00:03:50,041 | And Stockton became the largest city, | And Stockton became the largest city, |
87 | 00:03:50,125 | 00:03:52,250 | up till that time in American history, | up till that time in American history, |
88 | 00:03:52,333 | 00:03:54,000 | to declare bankruptcy. | to declare bankruptcy. |
89 | 00:03:54,083 | 00:03:55,542 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
90 | 00:03:55,625 | 00:03:57,750 | Tubbs: My senior year in high school in 2008, | Tubbs: My senior year in high school in 2008, |
91 | 00:03:57,834 | 00:03:59,709 | we were foreclosure capital. | we were foreclosure capital. |
92 | 00:03:59,792 | 00:04:01,041 | We were beginning the layoffs. | We were beginning the layoffs. |
93 | 00:04:01,125 | 00:04:03,375 | We were beginning to lead to the issues | We were beginning to lead to the issues |
94 | 00:04:03,458 | 00:04:05,208 | and the problems that caused me to come back | and the problems that caused me to come back |
95 | 00:04:05,291 | 00:04:08,375 | and run for office in 2012. | and run for office in 2012. |
96 | 00:04:08,458 | 00:04:11,625 | In that backdrop, I decided to run for city council. | In that backdrop, I decided to run for city council. |
97 | 00:04:11,709 | 00:04:13,417 | What is that moment where it clicks in and you say | What is that moment where it clicks in and you say |
98 | 00:04:13,500 | 00:04:14,458 | "I'm running in 2012"? | "I'm running in 2012"? |
99 | 00:04:14,542 | 00:04:16,375 | I was at a community meeting | I was at a community meeting |
100 | 00:04:16,458 | 00:04:17,750 | 'cause there was a spike in homicides. | 'cause there was a spike in homicides. |
101 | 00:04:17,834 | 00:04:19,750 | And one of these activists, organizers, | And one of these activists, organizers, |
102 | 00:04:19,834 | 00:04:22,083 | a dear friend of mine, who I really look up to. | a dear friend of mine, who I really look up to. |
103 | 00:04:22,166 | 00:04:24,250 | We were talking, said, "What are you gonna do after graduation?" | We were talking, said, "What are you gonna do after graduation?" |
104 | 00:04:24,333 | 00:04:25,917 | I was like, "I don't know, I'm still figuring it out." | I was like, "I don't know, I'm still figuring it out." |
105 | 00:04:26,000 | 00:04:27,542 | He said, "Well, how many more people have to die | He said, "Well, how many more people have to die |
106 | 00:04:27,625 | 00:04:29,250 | before you feel ready to come back?" | before you feel ready to come back?" |
107 | 00:04:29,333 | 00:04:30,583 | Interviewer: That's a lot of guilt to put on you. | Interviewer: That's a lot of guilt to put on you. |
108 | 00:04:30,667 | 00:04:32,208 | Lot of pressure to put on a 21-year-old, right? | Lot of pressure to put on a 21-year-old, right? |
109 | 00:04:32,291 | 00:04:33,667 | But, it worked! | But, it worked! |
110 | 00:04:35,500 | 00:04:37,542 | Tubbs: You need Band-Aids or anything? | Tubbs: You need Band-Aids or anything? |
111 | 00:04:38,208 | 00:04:39,917 | Stockton's not the only community | Stockton's not the only community |
112 | 00:04:40,000 | 00:04:41,417 | with a homelessness issue. | with a homelessness issue. |
113 | 00:04:41,500 | 00:04:42,917 | Stockton's not the only community | Stockton's not the only community |
114 | 00:04:43,000 | 00:04:44,208 | with a violent crime issue. | with a violent crime issue. |
115 | 00:04:44,291 | 00:04:47,250 | Stockton's not the only community with a poverty issu. | Stockton's not the only community with a poverty issu. |
116 | 00:04:47,333 | 00:04:49,375 | I'm tired of talking about where we've been. | I'm tired of talking about where we've been. |
117 | 00:04:49,458 | 00:04:51,750 | I'm more interested in discussing where are we going | I'm more interested in discussing where are we going |
118 | 00:04:51,834 | 00:04:54,750 | -and then how do we get there. -(applause) | -and then how do we get there. -(applause) |
119 | 00:04:55,875 | 00:04:57,417 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
120 | 00:05:01,834 | 00:05:05,125 | Daniel Lopez: Oh, I feel like this is the beginning of a long week. | Daniel Lopez: Oh, I feel like this is the beginning of a long week. |
121 | 00:05:05,208 | 00:05:06,625 | What's today, Monday? | What's today, Monday? |
122 | 00:05:06,709 | 00:05:08,583 | Got a problem with the printer. | Got a problem with the printer. |
123 | 00:05:10,083 | 00:05:11,667 | It needs paper. (laughs) | It needs paper. (laughs) |
124 | 00:05:12,709 | 00:05:14,709 | See, around here, we get things done. | See, around here, we get things done. |
125 | 00:05:16,250 | 00:05:18,291 | All of the team works right here, | All of the team works right here, |
126 | 00:05:18,375 | 00:05:20,959 | so if one person gets sick, we all get sick. | so if one person gets sick, we all get sick. |
127 | 00:05:21,041 | 00:05:23,083 | It just comes with the territory. | It just comes with the territory. |
128 | 00:05:23,542 | 00:05:24,917 | The mayor's office is right next door | The mayor's office is right next door |
129 | 00:05:25,000 | 00:05:26,625 | where he works out of. | where he works out of. |
130 | 00:05:26,709 | 00:05:29,458 | In 2016, Mayor Tubbs gave me a call. | In 2016, Mayor Tubbs gave me a call. |
131 | 00:05:29,542 | 00:05:31,834 | He had two positions, so I said I'll think about it. | He had two positions, so I said I'll think about it. |
132 | 00:05:32,083 | 00:05:34,208 | Before that, I had a really good gig at the state capital. | Before that, I had a really good gig at the state capital. |
133 | 00:05:34,291 | 00:05:36,917 | I had a staff of about 12 to 14. | I had a staff of about 12 to 14. |
134 | 00:05:37,542 | 00:05:38,709 | I don't know, so they convinced me | I don't know, so they convinced me |
135 | 00:05:38,792 | 00:05:40,542 | this was the right place, right time. | this was the right place, right time. |
136 | 00:05:40,625 | 00:05:42,291 | Started pulling at my heart, my hometown, | Started pulling at my heart, my hometown, |
137 | 00:05:42,375 | 00:05:44,667 | and the work that could be done here. | and the work that could be done here. |
138 | 00:05:44,750 | 00:05:46,834 | I knew what I was getting myself into. | I knew what I was getting myself into. |
139 | 00:05:46,917 | 00:05:48,375 | Coming over here, if you want | Coming over here, if you want |
140 | 00:05:48,458 | 00:05:50,500 | a coffee, if you need to send an email, | a coffee, if you need to send an email, |
141 | 00:05:50,583 | 00:05:51,834 | you gotta do everything. | you gotta do everything. |
142 | 00:05:51,917 | 00:05:53,458 | You got to take out the trash in Stockton. | You got to take out the trash in Stockton. |
143 | 00:05:53,542 | 00:05:56,583 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
144 | 00:05:58,375 | 00:05:59,959 | We're trying different things. | We're trying different things. |
145 | 00:06:00,041 | 00:06:01,792 | We've had the opportunity now | We've had the opportunity now |
146 | 00:06:01,875 | 00:06:05,333 | to bring in programs that are, you know, unconventional. | to bring in programs that are, you know, unconventional. |
147 | 00:06:05,417 | 00:06:07,333 | We have a program called Advance Peace. | We have a program called Advance Peace. |
148 | 00:06:07,417 | 00:06:09,959 | The goal of this is to reduce gun violence | The goal of this is to reduce gun violence |
149 | 00:06:10,041 | 00:06:11,500 | and increase public safety. | and increase public safety. |
150 | 00:06:11,583 | 00:06:13,959 | We have a thing called universal basic income, | We have a thing called universal basic income, |
151 | 00:06:14,041 | 00:06:16,709 | or guaranteed income, and the Stockton Scholars program | or guaranteed income, and the Stockton Scholars program |
152 | 00:06:16,792 | 00:06:18,917 | where we're giving young people that scholarship | where we're giving young people that scholarship |
153 | 00:06:19,000 | 00:06:21,083 | 'cause we're hoping that they go out, | 'cause we're hoping that they go out, |
154 | 00:06:21,166 | 00:06:23,500 | get a degree, and then come back to Stockton | get a degree, and then come back to Stockton |
155 | 00:06:23,583 | 00:06:25,083 | and find ways to help the city. | and find ways to help the city. |
156 | 00:06:25,166 | 00:06:27,166 | That's a way of paying it forward and then paying it back. | That's a way of paying it forward and then paying it back. |
157 | 00:06:27,250 | 00:06:28,542 | So, those are the solutions, | So, those are the solutions, |
158 | 00:06:28,625 | 00:06:30,083 | some of the bigger ones that we're looking at. | some of the bigger ones that we're looking at. |
159 | 00:06:30,166 | 00:06:31,709 | And I think, for the most part, people get it. | And I think, for the most part, people get it. |
160 | 00:06:31,792 | 00:06:33,166 | They're excited. | They're excited. |
161 | 00:06:33,250 | 00:06:35,041 | They've never had a mayor like this before. | They've never had a mayor like this before. |
162 | 00:06:35,125 | 00:06:37,166 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
163 | 00:06:38,417 | 00:06:40,166 | Tubbs: For so long, the narrative of Stockton | Tubbs: For so long, the narrative of Stockton |
164 | 00:06:40,250 | 00:06:41,542 | has just been all negative. | has just been all negative. |
165 | 00:06:41,625 | 00:06:42,875 | And now people are looking to us | And now people are looking to us |
166 | 00:06:42,959 | 00:06:44,542 | as a place that's happening, that's moving. | as a place that's happening, that's moving. |
167 | 00:06:44,625 | 00:06:46,000 | There's something happening here. | There's something happening here. |
168 | 00:06:46,083 | 00:06:47,875 | And people are trying to figure out what that is. | And people are trying to figure out what that is. |
169 | 00:06:47,959 | 00:06:51,250 | You have something called universal basic income that you-- | You have something called universal basic income that you-- |
170 | 00:06:51,333 | 00:06:53,041 | It's a pilot program, right? | It's a pilot program, right? |
171 | 00:06:53,125 | 00:06:55,166 | UBI, they call it, but it's basically, | UBI, they call it, but it's basically, |
172 | 00:06:55,250 | 00:06:57,208 | it's a fancy way of saying we're gonna give some people | it's a fancy way of saying we're gonna give some people |
173 | 00:06:57,291 | 00:06:59,041 | -free money. -Well, it's interesting-- | -free money. -Well, it's interesting-- |
174 | 00:06:59,125 | 00:07:01,250 | -How's that working out? Do they like free money? -(studio laughter) | -How's that working out? Do they like free money? -(studio laughter) |
175 | 00:07:01,333 | 00:07:03,208 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
176 | 00:07:03,291 | 00:07:06,083 | Tubbs: I knew it was a Stockton issu, but I was really shocked | Tubbs: I knew it was a Stockton issu, but I was really shocked |
177 | 00:07:06,166 | 00:07:09,417 | when I read that one in two Americans | when I read that one in two Americans |
178 | 00:07:09,500 | 00:07:11,834 | can't afford one $400 emergency. | can't afford one $400 emergency. |
179 | 00:07:12,542 | 00:07:15,583 | And I was shocked because that's not just people in poverty. | And I was shocked because that's not just people in poverty. |
180 | 00:07:15,667 | 00:07:17,083 | That's a lot of people. | That's a lot of people. |
181 | 00:07:17,166 | 00:07:18,917 | So, I sent my staff an email, | So, I sent my staff an email, |
182 | 00:07:19,000 | 00:07:20,375 | and I said, hey, you guys, give me something | and I said, hey, you guys, give me something |
183 | 00:07:20,458 | 00:07:22,750 | I haven't heard of, like, what's the craziest thing | I haven't heard of, like, what's the craziest thing |
184 | 00:07:22,834 | 00:07:24,458 | you can come back with? | you can come back with? |
185 | 00:07:24,542 | 00:07:26,417 | Two days later, they came back | Two days later, they came back |
186 | 00:07:26,500 | 00:07:27,792 | with you can just give people money. | with you can just give people money. |
187 | 00:07:27,875 | 00:07:30,750 | So, I said, that-- that, that's crazy. | So, I said, that-- that, that's crazy. |
188 | 00:07:30,834 | 00:07:33,125 | I said, there's no way a solution this complex | I said, there's no way a solution this complex |
189 | 00:07:33,208 | 00:07:34,458 | can be solved that simply. | can be solved that simply. |
190 | 00:07:34,542 | 00:07:37,875 | We are testing a bold social experiment | We are testing a bold social experiment |
191 | 00:07:37,959 | 00:07:39,166 | in poverty alleviation | in poverty alleviation |
192 | 00:07:39,250 | 00:07:42,625 | in a space and a place that really mirrors a lot of trends | in a space and a place that really mirrors a lot of trends |
193 | 00:07:42,709 | 00:07:43,875 | that we see across the US. | that we see across the US. |
194 | 00:07:44,542 | 00:07:46,083 | Tubbs: So, we're testing out | Tubbs: So, we're testing out |
195 | 00:07:46,166 | 00:07:48,083 | the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration, | the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration, |
196 | 00:07:48,166 | 00:07:50,291 | known as SEED, and we partnered with a group | known as SEED, and we partnered with a group |
197 | 00:07:50,375 | 00:07:51,917 | called the Economic Security Project | called the Economic Security Project |
198 | 00:07:52,000 | 00:07:54,417 | that gave us a million-dollar grant to figure out | that gave us a million-dollar grant to figure out |
199 | 00:07:54,500 | 00:07:56,417 | what would it look like to provide the income floor | what would it look like to provide the income floor |
200 | 00:07:56,500 | 00:07:58,458 | for people in the form of a basic income. | for people in the form of a basic income. |
201 | 00:07:58,542 | 00:08:02,291 | So, $500 a month, no strings attached, for 12 to 18 months, | So, $500 a month, no strings attached, for 12 to 18 months, |
202 | 00:08:02,375 | 00:08:04,625 | depending on how much more we're able to raise. | depending on how much more we're able to raise. |
203 | 00:08:04,709 | 00:08:06,625 | We're doing a calendar, a schedule, figure out, okay, | We're doing a calendar, a schedule, figure out, okay, |
204 | 00:08:06,709 | 00:08:08,125 | when are we doing our community engagement stuff, | when are we doing our community engagement stuff, |
205 | 00:08:08,208 | 00:08:10,792 | when are we planning disbursement, when are we gonna meet with people. | when are we planning disbursement, when are we gonna meet with people. |
206 | 00:08:10,875 | 00:08:12,625 | Lori Ospina: We will do kind of a two-step process. | Lori Ospina: We will do kind of a two-step process. |
207 | 00:08:12,709 | 00:08:14,458 | So, the first step is | So, the first step is |
208 | 00:08:14,542 | 00:08:16,500 | we'll filter out all of the neighborhoods | we'll filter out all of the neighborhoods |
209 | 00:08:16,583 | 00:08:17,542 | in the city of Stockton | in the city of Stockton |
210 | 00:08:17,625 | 00:08:20,417 | where the area median income is at or below | where the area median income is at or below |
211 | 00:08:20,500 | 00:08:23,500 | $46,000, and then we will | $46,000, and then we will |
212 | 00:08:23,583 | 00:08:25,959 | randomly choose addresses, | randomly choose addresses, |
213 | 00:08:26,041 | 00:08:27,875 | and we'll randomly send mailers out | and we'll randomly send mailers out |
214 | 00:08:27,959 | 00:08:30,834 | to potential recipients across those neighborhoods. | to potential recipients across those neighborhoods. |
215 | 00:08:30,917 | 00:08:33,166 | Tubbs: What's exciting about this project is that | Tubbs: What's exciting about this project is that |
216 | 00:08:33,250 | 00:08:35,625 | it's giving us a chance to really interrogate | it's giving us a chance to really interrogate |
217 | 00:08:36,417 | 00:08:38,500 | our values as a country and as a community. | our values as a country and as a community. |
218 | 00:08:38,583 | 00:08:41,875 | Are those values really put into action? | Are those values really put into action? |
219 | 00:08:41,959 | 00:08:43,667 | I don't wanna live in a community | I don't wanna live in a community |
220 | 00:08:43,750 | 00:08:45,834 | and I don't wanna live in a nation where people | and I don't wanna live in a nation where people |
221 | 00:08:45,917 | 00:08:48,792 | are working two jobs and can't pay for rent. I don't. | are working two jobs and can't pay for rent. I don't. |
222 | 00:08:49,750 | 00:08:51,000 | Host 1: It's a silly idea. | Host 1: It's a silly idea. |
223 | 00:08:51,083 | 00:08:52,875 | You never wanna pay people not to work. | You never wanna pay people not to work. |
224 | 00:08:52,959 | 00:08:55,375 | Host 2: It's like why a utopia is never going to be possible. | Host 2: It's like why a utopia is never going to be possible. |
225 | 00:08:55,458 | 00:08:58,500 | The same reason why universal basic income isn't going to work. | The same reason why universal basic income isn't going to work. |
226 | 00:08:58,583 | 00:09:00,333 | Host 3: It's becoming an excuse | Host 3: It's becoming an excuse |
227 | 00:09:00,417 | 00:09:02,000 | for companies to not pay | for companies to not pay |
228 | 00:09:02,083 | 00:09:04,750 | a living wage to their workers. | a living wage to their workers. |
229 | 00:09:04,834 | 00:09:07,208 | Host 4: It's liberals that are doing this, liberal management, | Host 4: It's liberals that are doing this, liberal management, |
230 | 00:09:07,291 | 00:09:09,458 | liberal, liberal cities like Stockton. | liberal, liberal cities like Stockton. |
231 | 00:09:10,625 | 00:09:13,792 | Tubbs: I was shocked at... | Tubbs: I was shocked at... |
232 | 00:09:14,792 | 00:09:17,208 | not even just the amount of criticism, | not even just the amount of criticism, |
233 | 00:09:17,291 | 00:09:19,166 | but just how nonsensical. | but just how nonsensical. |
234 | 00:09:19,250 | 00:09:21,250 | Just like really not rooted | Just like really not rooted |
235 | 00:09:21,333 | 00:09:23,625 | in anything true. And how... | in anything true. And how... |
236 | 00:09:24,625 | 00:09:27,375 | personal the criticism. | personal the criticism. |
237 | 00:09:27,458 | 00:09:30,375 | Reporter: Twenty-three homicides in Stockton so far this year, | Reporter: Twenty-three homicides in Stockton so far this year, |
238 | 00:09:30,458 | 00:09:32,709 | three in the Weston Ranch neighborhood alone. | three in the Weston Ranch neighborhood alone. |
239 | 00:09:32,792 | 00:09:36,208 | The latest man shot dead is 22-year-old Julius Batiste. | The latest man shot dead is 22-year-old Julius Batiste. |
240 | 00:09:36,291 | 00:09:37,583 | Batiste was gunned down Friday evening. | Batiste was gunned down Friday evening. |
241 | 00:09:37,667 | 00:09:40,000 | Investigators for the Stockton Police Department say... | Investigators for the Stockton Police Department say... |
242 | 00:09:40,083 | 00:09:41,583 | Lopez: There is an area called Weston Ranch | Lopez: There is an area called Weston Ranch |
243 | 00:09:41,667 | 00:09:43,875 | on the far south area of town. | on the far south area of town. |
244 | 00:09:44,000 | 00:09:46,208 | (upbeat brass band playing) | (upbeat brass band playing) |
245 | 00:09:46,291 | 00:09:48,125 | They actually had a police service station out there, | They actually had a police service station out there, |
246 | 00:09:48,208 | 00:09:49,750 | and then when the budget cuts came, | and then when the budget cuts came, |
247 | 00:09:49,834 | 00:09:53,083 | bankruptcy, they closed down that police service station, | bankruptcy, they closed down that police service station, |
248 | 00:09:53,166 | 00:09:55,500 | and now, recently, they had like three homicides. | and now, recently, they had like three homicides. |
249 | 00:09:56,166 | 00:09:58,417 | So, we're planning for this town hall tonight. | So, we're planning for this town hall tonight. |
250 | 00:09:58,500 | 00:10:00,583 | The mayor, the council member, the police chief | The mayor, the council member, the police chief |
251 | 00:10:00,667 | 00:10:02,792 | will all go in there, be on a panel, | will all go in there, be on a panel, |
252 | 00:10:02,875 | 00:10:05,083 | and get questions from the community. | and get questions from the community. |
253 | 00:10:05,166 | 00:10:07,208 | You know, there's a lot of emotions mixed out there. | You know, there's a lot of emotions mixed out there. |
254 | 00:10:14,041 | 00:10:16,750 | -Okay, I'll have you go in and then go in behind you. -Alright. | -Okay, I'll have you go in and then go in behind you. -Alright. |
255 | 00:10:16,834 | 00:10:18,458 | -Just follow Brian. -Okay. | -Just follow Brian. -Okay. |
256 | 00:10:19,333 | 00:10:22,125 | Woman: No idea is stupid, silly, wrong. | Woman: No idea is stupid, silly, wrong. |
257 | 00:10:22,208 | 00:10:23,875 | Nothing's bad. | Nothing's bad. |
258 | 00:10:23,959 | 00:10:26,792 | Anything that you think of that comes to mind | Anything that you think of that comes to mind |
259 | 00:10:26,875 | 00:10:28,458 | that you talk yourself out of saying | that you talk yourself out of saying |
260 | 00:10:28,542 | 00:10:30,250 | could have saved a life. | could have saved a life. |
261 | 00:10:35,500 | 00:10:39,500 | Resources for our kids here in Weston Ranch. | Resources for our kids here in Weston Ranch. |
262 | 00:10:39,583 | 00:10:41,125 | Scholarship programs, okay. | Scholarship programs, okay. |
263 | 00:10:41,208 | 00:10:43,125 | Woman 1: Police presence within the neighborhoods. | Woman 1: Police presence within the neighborhoods. |
264 | 00:10:43,208 | 00:10:45,750 | There's prostitution, there's drug deals... | There's prostitution, there's drug deals... |
265 | 00:10:45,834 | 00:10:47,959 | Robberies, people get their purses snatched... | Robberies, people get their purses snatched... |
266 | 00:10:48,041 | 00:10:49,500 | Woman 2: Lack of employment... | Woman 2: Lack of employment... |
267 | 00:10:49,583 | 00:10:51,709 | We all need to do our part. | We all need to do our part. |
268 | 00:10:52,709 | 00:10:55,583 | We cannot depend on just one person | We cannot depend on just one person |
269 | 00:10:55,667 | 00:10:57,625 | to come and save us all. | to come and save us all. |
270 | 00:10:57,709 | 00:11:00,333 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
271 | 00:11:00,417 | 00:11:02,583 | Tubbs: Eight years ago, my cousin was murdered | Tubbs: Eight years ago, my cousin was murdered |
272 | 00:11:02,667 | 00:11:04,667 | at Kelley Drive at a house party. | at Kelley Drive at a house party. |
273 | 00:11:04,750 | 00:11:06,083 | So I was in Palo Alto at the time, | So I was in Palo Alto at the time, |
274 | 00:11:06,166 | 00:11:07,333 | and that's what brought me back. | and that's what brought me back. |
275 | 00:11:07,417 | 00:11:09,166 | It was that feeling of pain, | It was that feeling of pain, |
276 | 00:11:09,250 | 00:11:12,333 | of anger, of being really upset and feeling powerless. | of anger, of being really upset and feeling powerless. |
277 | 00:11:12,417 | 00:11:14,000 | That's the reason why I came back in 2012, | That's the reason why I came back in 2012, |
278 | 00:11:14,083 | 00:11:15,583 | and why I still do the work we do today. | and why I still do the work we do today. |
279 | 00:11:16,125 | 00:11:18,291 | Because the issues, not just in Weston Ranch, | Because the issues, not just in Weston Ranch, |
280 | 00:11:18,375 | 00:11:21,792 | but in Stockton are bigger than one town hall, | but in Stockton are bigger than one town hall, |
281 | 00:11:21,875 | 00:11:23,000 | one tragedy, and one meeting, | one tragedy, and one meeting, |
282 | 00:11:23,083 | 00:11:24,542 | but it's gonna take continually meeting | but it's gonna take continually meeting |
283 | 00:11:24,625 | 00:11:27,542 | like this all the time, in good times and in bad times, | like this all the time, in good times and in bad times, |
284 | 00:11:27,625 | 00:11:30,083 | until we see some progress. | until we see some progress. |
285 | 00:11:33,917 | 00:11:36,500 | To make the choice to take someone's life, | To make the choice to take someone's life, |
286 | 00:11:36,583 | 00:11:39,041 | there has to be a sense of nihilism. | there has to be a sense of nihilism. |
287 | 00:11:39,125 | 00:11:42,458 | "My life doesn't matter, your life doesn't matter, | "My life doesn't matter, your life doesn't matter, |
288 | 00:11:42,542 | 00:11:44,542 | "and nothing's gonna change it. What do I have to lose? | "and nothing's gonna change it. What do I have to lose? |
289 | 00:11:45,917 | 00:11:49,000 | "In a community where everyone I know is broke, | "In a community where everyone I know is broke, |
290 | 00:11:49,083 | 00:11:51,208 | "everyone's anxious, people can't pay rent. | "everyone's anxious, people can't pay rent. |
291 | 00:11:51,291 | 00:11:53,000 | "Because of mistakes I made in the past, | "Because of mistakes I made in the past, |
292 | 00:11:53,083 | 00:11:55,583 | "I have a criminal record. I can't really get a job. | "I have a criminal record. I can't really get a job. |
293 | 00:11:55,667 | 00:11:57,875 | Or if I do get a job, it's going to be very difficult." | Or if I do get a job, it's going to be very difficult." |
294 | 00:11:57,959 | 00:11:59,083 | It's a lot. | It's a lot. |
295 | 00:11:59,166 | 00:12:01,583 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
296 | 00:12:06,625 | 00:12:09,583 | Kenny Guyton: A lot of those kids is just living to die. | Kenny Guyton: A lot of those kids is just living to die. |
297 | 00:12:09,667 | 00:12:11,500 | People are scared of 'em, but we're not scared of 'em | People are scared of 'em, but we're not scared of 'em |
298 | 00:12:11,583 | 00:12:12,917 | because we look at 'em as our kids, | because we look at 'em as our kids, |
299 | 00:12:13,000 | 00:12:15,375 | our children, people that's lost. | our children, people that's lost. |
300 | 00:12:15,458 | 00:12:17,709 | A lot of people look at 'em as animals | A lot of people look at 'em as animals |
301 | 00:12:17,792 | 00:12:20,083 | -and threats to the public. -Tubbs: Are they in school still? | -and threats to the public. -Tubbs: Are they in school still? |
302 | 00:12:20,166 | 00:12:22,709 | Some of them in school, but they don't participate. | Some of them in school, but they don't participate. |
303 | 00:12:22,792 | 00:12:25,333 | They're straight-F students. They go in there just for lunch. | They're straight-F students. They go in there just for lunch. |
304 | 00:12:25,417 | 00:12:27,375 | Burnice Redil: We gotta figure out something for them to do, man. | Burnice Redil: We gotta figure out something for them to do, man. |
305 | 00:12:27,458 | 00:12:30,500 | -They need to have some kind of outlet, something. -Like what? | -They need to have some kind of outlet, something. -Like what? |
306 | 00:12:30,583 | 00:12:32,709 | I mean, that's not a question | I mean, that's not a question |
307 | 00:12:32,792 | 00:12:35,000 | that I can answer. I gotta ask them, you know what I mean? | that I can answer. I gotta ask them, you know what I mean? |
308 | 00:12:35,542 | 00:12:37,917 | Basic strategy is to go into neighborhoods and talk to people | Basic strategy is to go into neighborhoods and talk to people |
309 | 00:12:38,000 | 00:12:39,667 | that no one else has been able to talk to. | that no one else has been able to talk to. |
310 | 00:12:40,458 | 00:12:42,709 | Tubbs: I remember last time we talked, you mentioned | Tubbs: I remember last time we talked, you mentioned |
311 | 00:12:42,792 | 00:12:45,083 | kinda this area downtown being kinda most area of interest. | kinda this area downtown being kinda most area of interest. |
312 | 00:12:45,166 | 00:12:46,250 | Is that still the case? | Is that still the case? |
313 | 00:12:46,333 | 00:12:48,875 | All of the traditionally troubled spots, | All of the traditionally troubled spots, |
314 | 00:12:48,959 | 00:12:51,917 | I think we've got people in all of those places, it'd be safe to say. | I think we've got people in all of those places, it'd be safe to say. |
315 | 00:12:52,000 | 00:12:55,542 | No less than 15 gunplay engagements | No less than 15 gunplay engagements |
316 | 00:12:55,625 | 00:12:57,291 | were mediated within the first 90 days. | were mediated within the first 90 days. |
317 | 00:12:57,375 | 00:13:00,291 | Get a lot of stuff squashed that way, man. Whole lot of stuff. | Get a lot of stuff squashed that way, man. Whole lot of stuff. |
318 | 00:13:00,375 | 00:13:01,625 | Nuri Muhammad: Allow people to save face. | Nuri Muhammad: Allow people to save face. |
319 | 00:13:01,709 | 00:13:03,959 | -(murmuring agreement) -Redil: I can tell | -(murmuring agreement) -Redil: I can tell |
320 | 00:13:04,041 | 00:13:06,041 | the relief that both parties had, you know? | the relief that both parties had, you know? |
321 | 00:13:06,125 | 00:13:07,583 | Afterwards, they're... | Afterwards, they're... |
322 | 00:13:07,667 | 00:13:09,375 | "Oh, man, this ain't trippin' on me no more. | "Oh, man, this ain't trippin' on me no more. |
323 | 00:13:09,458 | 00:13:11,041 | Woo, I ain't gotta be worried about it." | Woo, I ain't gotta be worried about it." |
324 | 00:13:11,125 | 00:13:13,083 | You know what I mean? And another one, too. | You know what I mean? And another one, too. |
325 | 00:13:13,166 | 00:13:15,333 | "Oh man, look, man, yo, man, thank you." You know what I mean? | "Oh man, look, man, yo, man, thank you." You know what I mean? |
326 | 00:13:15,417 | 00:13:17,291 | So now y'all can ride in traffic and can see each other, | So now y'all can ride in traffic and can see each other, |
327 | 00:13:17,375 | 00:13:18,750 | and you ain't gotta worry about it no more. | and you ain't gotta worry about it no more. |
328 | 00:13:18,834 | 00:13:20,583 | Y'all a stone's throw away from each other. | Y'all a stone's throw away from each other. |
329 | 00:13:20,667 | 00:13:22,792 | You gonna see each other eventually, you know. | You gonna see each other eventually, you know. |
330 | 00:13:22,875 | 00:13:24,125 | But they happy that it's over. | But they happy that it's over. |
331 | 00:13:24,208 | 00:13:26,166 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
332 | 00:13:26,250 | 00:13:28,291 | Reporter 1: The program is called Advance Peace. | Reporter 1: The program is called Advance Peace. |
333 | 00:13:28,375 | 00:13:29,959 | It hires convicted felons | It hires convicted felons |
334 | 00:13:30,041 | 00:13:33,083 | to court suspected criminals with offers of cash. | to court suspected criminals with offers of cash. |
335 | 00:13:33,166 | 00:13:35,500 | Reporter 2: Participants who reach certain benchmarks | Reporter 2: Participants who reach certain benchmarks |
336 | 00:13:35,583 | 00:13:38,583 | will be paid up to $1,000 a month. | will be paid up to $1,000 a month. |
337 | 00:13:38,667 | 00:13:41,542 | Reporter 3: Criminals are paid not to commit crime. I'm serious. | Reporter 3: Criminals are paid not to commit crime. I'm serious. |
338 | 00:13:42,709 | 00:13:44,625 | Lopez: When we first put a tweet out about this, | Lopez: When we first put a tweet out about this, |
339 | 00:13:44,709 | 00:13:46,458 | the very next morning, this guy, | the very next morning, this guy, |
340 | 00:13:46,542 | 00:13:49,917 | he's in front of City Hall, 7:00 AM shot, and he's like, | he's in front of City Hall, 7:00 AM shot, and he's like, |
341 | 00:13:50,000 | 00:13:51,625 | "Find out why the mayor of Stockton | "Find out why the mayor of Stockton |
342 | 00:13:51,709 | 00:13:54,667 | wants to pay criminals money." It's like, "Watch this." | wants to pay criminals money." It's like, "Watch this." |
343 | 00:13:54,750 | 00:13:57,875 | So, everybody's upset, and online, everyone's like, | So, everybody's upset, and online, everyone's like, |
344 | 00:13:57,959 | 00:14:00,291 | "You're not gonna use my tax dollars. Not my tax dollars." | "You're not gonna use my tax dollars. Not my tax dollars." |
345 | 00:14:00,375 | 00:14:03,000 | -How many times-- It's not tax dollars. -Mm-hmm. | -How many times-- It's not tax dollars. -Mm-hmm. |
346 | 00:14:03,083 | 00:14:06,458 | Jeez, it's, it's private funds paying for this. | Jeez, it's, it's private funds paying for this. |
347 | 00:14:07,208 | 00:14:09,291 | So, if you're talking to a group, | So, if you're talking to a group, |
348 | 00:14:09,375 | 00:14:12,458 | and they say, "So, tell us what is Advance Peace," | and they say, "So, tell us what is Advance Peace," |
349 | 00:14:12,542 | 00:14:15,834 | you're gonna say the goal of it is just to reduce gun violence. | you're gonna say the goal of it is just to reduce gun violence. |
350 | 00:14:15,917 | 00:14:18,709 | At the bare minimum, this is just how you talk about it. | At the bare minimum, this is just how you talk about it. |
351 | 00:14:18,792 | 00:14:20,166 | And then how it's done, | And then how it's done, |
352 | 00:14:20,250 | 00:14:22,667 | daily check-ins, internships, social services, | daily check-ins, internships, social services, |
353 | 00:14:22,750 | 00:14:23,792 | they have an elders circle, | they have an elders circle, |
354 | 00:14:23,875 | 00:14:25,834 | transformative travel, and stipends. | transformative travel, and stipends. |
355 | 00:14:25,917 | 00:14:28,959 | Basically, we're gonna get the active shooters in Stockton. | Basically, we're gonna get the active shooters in Stockton. |
356 | 00:14:29,041 | 00:14:31,500 | That means less than one percent of the population | That means less than one percent of the population |
357 | 00:14:31,583 | 00:14:34,166 | is responsible for the majority of the shootings. | is responsible for the majority of the shootings. |
358 | 00:14:34,250 | 00:14:35,500 | And in a nutshell, | And in a nutshell, |
359 | 00:14:35,583 | 00:14:38,208 | they're gonna be part of an 18-month fellowship. | they're gonna be part of an 18-month fellowship. |
360 | 00:14:38,291 | 00:14:40,917 | So, is it about 20 fellows that'll be in there, | So, is it about 20 fellows that'll be in there, |
361 | 00:14:41,000 | 00:14:42,542 | or is it just 20? | or is it just 20? |
362 | 00:14:42,625 | 00:14:44,959 | -Lopez: It's 25. -Twenty-five. | -Lopez: It's 25. -Twenty-five. |
363 | 00:14:45,667 | 00:14:48,041 | Lopez: It's a tough job though. Like they -- | Lopez: It's a tough job though. Like they -- |
364 | 00:14:48,125 | 00:14:50,625 | They got some real serious dudes on that. | They got some real serious dudes on that. |
365 | 00:14:51,917 | 00:14:53,750 | Teen: I don't know if you heard about the murder right there | Teen: I don't know if you heard about the murder right there |
366 | 00:14:53,834 | 00:14:55,542 | that happened at McDonald's. | that happened at McDonald's. |
367 | 00:14:55,625 | 00:14:58,500 | -The murder from-- Oh! -The drive-thru, the drive-thru, yeah. | -The murder from-- Oh! -The drive-thru, the drive-thru, yeah. |
368 | 00:14:59,125 | 00:15:01,208 | Raymond Aguilar: So my name is Raymond Aguilar. | Raymond Aguilar: So my name is Raymond Aguilar. |
369 | 00:15:01,291 | 00:15:03,250 | I'm 43 years old. | I'm 43 years old. |
370 | 00:15:03,333 | 00:15:05,875 | I just got through serving a 26-year prison sentence. | I just got through serving a 26-year prison sentence. |
371 | 00:15:05,959 | 00:15:07,542 | I've been home two years now. | I've been home two years now. |
372 | 00:15:07,625 | 00:15:09,625 | (train horn blaring) | (train horn blaring) |
373 | 00:15:14,250 | 00:15:15,250 | Yeah, since high school. | Yeah, since high school. |
374 | 00:15:15,333 | 00:15:17,125 | I went to right here, Franklin High School. | I went to right here, Franklin High School. |
375 | 00:15:18,333 | 00:15:19,959 | I didn't last too long. | I didn't last too long. |
376 | 00:15:20,709 | 00:15:23,166 | Coincidentally, this is where I committed my crime right here. | Coincidentally, this is where I committed my crime right here. |
377 | 00:15:25,834 | 00:15:28,041 | The victim robbed my grandmother, | The victim robbed my grandmother, |
378 | 00:15:28,125 | 00:15:31,250 | kicked the door down, took the money that she had, | kicked the door down, took the money that she had, |
379 | 00:15:31,333 | 00:15:33,458 | and her necklace and other stuff that she had, | and her necklace and other stuff that she had, |
380 | 00:15:33,542 | 00:15:36,375 | and he got out. I confronted him. We talked. | and he got out. I confronted him. We talked. |
381 | 00:15:36,458 | 00:15:39,625 | He started walking down this way, and I was on my bike. | He started walking down this way, and I was on my bike. |
382 | 00:15:41,041 | 00:15:42,792 | I ended up shooting him, | I ended up shooting him, |
383 | 00:15:42,875 | 00:15:45,208 | and he fell dead right here. This was a crime scene. | and he fell dead right here. This was a crime scene. |
384 | 00:15:48,333 | 00:15:51,709 | When I pulled that trigger, it was like all in slow motio. | When I pulled that trigger, it was like all in slow motio. |
385 | 00:15:52,875 | 00:15:54,917 | And I seen the bullet hit him. | And I seen the bullet hit him. |
386 | 00:15:55,000 | 00:15:56,458 | I could see his body | I could see his body |
387 | 00:15:56,542 | 00:15:59,125 | hit and jerk until when he fell. | hit and jerk until when he fell. |
388 | 00:15:59,208 | 00:16:01,750 | And when he fell in slow motion and hit that ground, | And when he fell in slow motion and hit that ground, |
389 | 00:16:01,834 | 00:16:04,083 | and he looked at me, and he was gasping for air. | and he looked at me, and he was gasping for air. |
390 | 00:16:04,166 | 00:16:07,208 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
391 | 00:16:09,041 | 00:16:11,625 | Twenty-six years ago, but it doesn't seem that long. | Twenty-six years ago, but it doesn't seem that long. |
392 | 00:16:11,709 | 00:16:14,166 | You know, it almost seems as though it was... | You know, it almost seems as though it was... |
393 | 00:16:14,250 | 00:16:17,333 | just the other day, you know? But, uh... | just the other day, you know? But, uh... |
394 | 00:16:18,583 | 00:16:21,792 | The kid that I was is still inside. | The kid that I was is still inside. |
395 | 00:16:21,875 | 00:16:23,417 | You know, he's still there. | You know, he's still there. |
396 | 00:16:23,500 | 00:16:25,834 | But I'm now an adult, and I'm able to see | But I'm now an adult, and I'm able to see |
397 | 00:16:25,917 | 00:16:28,417 | all the trauma that I grew up with. | all the trauma that I grew up with. |
398 | 00:16:28,500 | 00:16:31,041 | -I used to make these go off. -(tapping) | -I used to make these go off. -(tapping) |
399 | 00:16:33,208 | 00:16:35,250 | Stockton has a lot of pain and a lot of hurt, | Stockton has a lot of pain and a lot of hurt, |
400 | 00:16:35,333 | 00:16:37,125 | a lot of suffering. | a lot of suffering. |
401 | 00:16:37,208 | 00:16:39,250 | But now, I come back, | But now, I come back, |
402 | 00:16:39,333 | 00:16:41,625 | and I'm trying to like heal. | and I'm trying to like heal. |
403 | 00:16:41,709 | 00:16:45,375 | It's a journey. A lifelong journey, I gotta say. | It's a journey. A lifelong journey, I gotta say. |
404 | 00:16:47,041 | 00:16:48,583 | Tubbs: Good seeing you! | Tubbs: Good seeing you! |
405 | 00:16:49,250 | 00:16:51,333 | I respect you so much, brother. Thank you. God bless, man. | I respect you so much, brother. Thank you. God bless, man. |
406 | 00:16:51,417 | 00:16:52,750 | You're doing God's work, you know. | You're doing God's work, you know. |
407 | 00:16:53,208 | 00:16:56,166 | The Stockton story is this idea of redemption. | The Stockton story is this idea of redemption. |
408 | 00:16:56,250 | 00:16:57,667 | Man: Mr. Tubbs! How's it going? | Man: Mr. Tubbs! How's it going? |
409 | 00:16:57,750 | 00:17:00,667 | -Tubbs: Great! -Nice to see you, nice to see you... | -Tubbs: Great! -Nice to see you, nice to see you... |
410 | 00:17:00,750 | 00:17:02,834 | Tubbs: This idea of like redemption | Tubbs: This idea of like redemption |
411 | 00:17:02,917 | 00:17:04,500 | and coming back and taking what was bad | and coming back and taking what was bad |
412 | 00:17:04,583 | 00:17:06,041 | and trying to make it good. | and trying to make it good. |
413 | 00:17:06,125 | 00:17:08,375 | It's profoundly spiritual in many ways. | It's profoundly spiritual in many ways. |
414 | 00:17:08,458 | 00:17:12,208 | -Aguilar: And there he is. The man with the message. -(scattered applause) | -Aguilar: And there he is. The man with the message. -(scattered applause) |
415 | 00:17:12,291 | 00:17:15,041 | Alright. Give it up for my man, Mr. Mayor, everybody. | Alright. Give it up for my man, Mr. Mayor, everybody. |
416 | 00:17:15,125 | 00:17:17,625 | (applause) | (applause) |
417 | 00:17:17,709 | 00:17:19,959 | You guys can break the cycle | You guys can break the cycle |
418 | 00:17:20,041 | 00:17:21,750 | and be the change that you wanna see in this world. | and be the change that you wanna see in this world. |
419 | 00:17:22,250 | 00:17:25,041 | He's done it, and you guys can all do this as well. | He's done it, and you guys can all do this as well. |
420 | 00:17:25,125 | 00:17:28,208 | A lot of the individuals that I work with, I did a lot of time | A lot of the individuals that I work with, I did a lot of time |
421 | 00:17:28,291 | 00:17:30,542 | with a lot of these kids' fathers. And so now, | with a lot of these kids' fathers. And so now, |
422 | 00:17:30,625 | 00:17:32,875 | I find myself, 26 years later, | I find myself, 26 years later, |
423 | 00:17:32,959 | 00:17:35,542 | coming home, mentoring their kids. | coming home, mentoring their kids. |
424 | 00:17:35,625 | 00:17:38,166 | -Go ahead, Peter. Give me one core value. -Peter: I don't know exactly | -Go ahead, Peter. Give me one core value. -Peter: I don't know exactly |
425 | 00:17:38,250 | 00:17:39,750 | what the word would be, but like to be open. | what the word would be, but like to be open. |
426 | 00:17:39,834 | 00:17:41,417 | -Student: Accountable? -Accountable. | -Student: Accountable? -Accountable. |
427 | 00:17:41,500 | 00:17:43,083 | Being accountable for your actions. | Being accountable for your actions. |
428 | 00:17:43,166 | 00:17:45,542 | That's one of our core principles | That's one of our core principles |
429 | 00:17:45,625 | 00:17:47,542 | as an honorable person, right? | as an honorable person, right? |
430 | 00:17:47,625 | 00:17:51,333 | Tubbs: I met Raymond in 2016, | Tubbs: I met Raymond in 2016, |
431 | 00:17:51,417 | 00:17:53,208 | when I was running for mayor. | when I was running for mayor. |
432 | 00:17:53,291 | 00:17:56,208 | And the story is we're at this meeting at Fathers and Family. | And the story is we're at this meeting at Fathers and Family. |
433 | 00:17:56,291 | 00:17:58,667 | And at the time, I began to have | And at the time, I began to have |
434 | 00:17:58,750 | 00:18:00,709 | just security concerns in general. | just security concerns in general. |
435 | 00:18:00,792 | 00:18:03,000 | So, we're at this meeting, and Raymond just kept | So, we're at this meeting, and Raymond just kept |
436 | 00:18:03,083 | 00:18:05,375 | touching me like he knew me. He kept touching me, | touching me like he knew me. He kept touching me, |
437 | 00:18:05,458 | 00:18:07,917 | and I don't like being touched anyway, so I'm looking. | and I don't like being touched anyway, so I'm looking. |
438 | 00:18:08,000 | 00:18:10,291 | I said, "Bro, I'm sorry. No disrespect. | I said, "Bro, I'm sorry. No disrespect. |
439 | 00:18:10,375 | 00:18:12,250 | "I'm on city council. I know I'm running for mayor, | "I'm on city council. I know I'm running for mayor, |
440 | 00:18:12,333 | 00:18:14,083 | "but have we met? 'Cause you're acting like | "but have we met? 'Cause you're acting like |
441 | 00:18:14,166 | 00:18:17,375 | we're real familiar." He was like, "Oh! I'm so sorry." | we're real familiar." He was like, "Oh! I'm so sorry." |
442 | 00:18:17,458 | 00:18:20,208 | I was like, "Yeah, everything cool? I was like, you good? | I was like, "Yeah, everything cool? I was like, you good? |
443 | 00:18:20,291 | 00:18:22,208 | I thought you were trying to provoke me. We good?" | I thought you were trying to provoke me. We good?" |
444 | 00:18:22,291 | 00:18:24,208 | He's like, "No, I was your dad's cell mate for 10 years." | He's like, "No, I was your dad's cell mate for 10 years." |
445 | 00:18:24,291 | 00:18:26,041 | I was like, "Oh, wait, what?" | I was like, "Oh, wait, what?" |
446 | 00:18:26,125 | 00:18:27,875 | Aguilar: And so, growing up in South Stockton, | Aguilar: And so, growing up in South Stockton, |
447 | 00:18:27,959 | 00:18:29,625 | Central South Stockton, | Central South Stockton, |
448 | 00:18:29,709 | 00:18:31,542 | I ran into Michael Tubbs. He was a good homeboy of mine. | I ran into Michael Tubbs. He was a good homeboy of mine. |
449 | 00:18:31,625 | 00:18:32,542 | "Wack," they called him "Wack." | "Wack," they called him "Wack." |
450 | 00:18:32,625 | 00:18:34,959 | He's from South Mob, you know, 2300 block. | He's from South Mob, you know, 2300 block. |
451 | 00:18:35,041 | 00:18:37,083 | He was a good kid just like I was a good kid. | He was a good kid just like I was a good kid. |
452 | 00:18:37,166 | 00:18:38,709 | We just had a lot of trauma. | We just had a lot of trauma. |
453 | 00:18:38,792 | 00:18:42,041 | And I end up being cellies with Michael Tubbs Sr. | And I end up being cellies with Michael Tubbs Sr. |
454 | 00:18:42,125 | 00:18:43,959 | And so now, coming home, | And so now, coming home, |
455 | 00:18:44,041 | 00:18:47,000 | I seen all kinds of signs, "Elect Mayor Michael Tubbs" or whatever. | I seen all kinds of signs, "Elect Mayor Michael Tubbs" or whatever. |
456 | 00:18:47,083 | 00:18:49,917 | I'm like, "What the fuck? What Tubbs is this?" | I'm like, "What the fuck? What Tubbs is this?" |
457 | 00:18:50,000 | 00:18:52,291 | I was just in the prison system with Michael Tubbs. | I was just in the prison system with Michael Tubbs. |
458 | 00:18:52,375 | 00:18:54,291 | I know he ain't beat me outta here, you know? | I know he ain't beat me outta here, you know? |
459 | 00:18:54,375 | 00:18:56,792 | -And I was like, wow, this is my boy's son. -(crowd chanting) | -And I was like, wow, this is my boy's son. -(crowd chanting) |
460 | 00:18:56,875 | 00:18:58,291 | I gotta support this cat, you know what I mean? | I gotta support this cat, you know what I mean? |
461 | 00:18:58,375 | 00:19:01,625 | Tubbs: I'm sure there's parts of your story that are similar to mine. | Tubbs: I'm sure there's parts of your story that are similar to mine. |
462 | 00:19:01,709 | 00:19:03,291 | I remember being hungry. | I remember being hungry. |
463 | 00:19:03,375 | 00:19:05,166 | I remember having to hold my mom while she cried. | I remember having to hold my mom while she cried. |
464 | 00:19:05,250 | 00:19:06,792 | I remember hearing gunshots at night. | I remember hearing gunshots at night. |
465 | 00:19:06,875 | 00:19:07,709 | I remember all that stuff. | I remember all that stuff. |
466 | 00:19:07,792 | 00:19:09,166 | I remember how hard it was to grow up. | I remember how hard it was to grow up. |
467 | 00:19:09,250 | 00:19:10,917 | I think that quote, "Be the change | I think that quote, "Be the change |
468 | 00:19:11,000 | 00:19:12,625 | that you wish to see in the world" | that you wish to see in the world" |
469 | 00:19:12,709 | 00:19:14,125 | is super important | is super important |
470 | 00:19:14,208 | 00:19:16,792 | 'cause I think, oftentimes, people get scared to try | 'cause I think, oftentimes, people get scared to try |
471 | 00:19:16,875 | 00:19:19,291 | to make change because it's like, what if it doesn't work? | to make change because it's like, what if it doesn't work? |
472 | 00:19:19,375 | 00:19:20,458 | What if I look stupid? | What if I look stupid? |
473 | 00:19:20,542 | 00:19:24,083 | What if I sacrifice all this stuff and nothing happens? | What if I sacrifice all this stuff and nothing happens? |
474 | 00:19:24,166 | 00:19:25,792 | I think the bigger question is, | I think the bigger question is, |
475 | 00:19:25,875 | 00:19:27,667 | what happens if you don't do anything? | what happens if you don't do anything? |
476 | 00:19:27,750 | 00:19:30,500 | A lot of people say, oh, "Michael Tubbs the mayor | A lot of people say, oh, "Michael Tubbs the mayor |
477 | 00:19:30,583 | 00:19:32,458 | "is not from the neighborhood. | "is not from the neighborhood. |
478 | 00:19:32,542 | 00:19:35,000 | "He grew up privileged. He has an education. | "He grew up privileged. He has an education. |
479 | 00:19:35,083 | 00:19:36,667 | He doesn't have those experiences." | He doesn't have those experiences." |
480 | 00:19:36,750 | 00:19:39,333 | Bullshit. His father was a gang member, | Bullshit. His father was a gang member, |
481 | 00:19:39,417 | 00:19:40,959 | and was out there committing crimes. | and was out there committing crimes. |
482 | 00:19:41,041 | 00:19:42,792 | He grew up without a father. | He grew up without a father. |
483 | 00:19:43,583 | 00:19:46,125 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
484 | 00:19:48,583 | 00:19:51,625 | (bell ringing) | (bell ringing) |
485 | 00:19:52,417 | 00:19:55,417 | Tubbs: | Tubbs: |
486 | 00:19:57,750 | 00:20:00,333 | Gone was the mirage of the invincible man. | Gone was the mirage of the invincible man. |
487 | 00:20:00,417 | 00:20:03,417 | The man who would protect me once I found him. | The man who would protect me once I found him. |
488 | 00:20:04,583 | 00:20:06,291 | At the age of 12, | At the age of 12, |
489 | 00:20:06,375 | 00:20:08,291 | I finally saw my father, | I finally saw my father, |
490 | 00:20:08,375 | 00:20:10,250 | looking weak and vulnerable. | looking weak and vulnerable. |
491 | 00:20:11,417 | 00:20:13,208 | The conversation with this stranger | The conversation with this stranger |
492 | 00:20:13,291 | 00:20:15,291 | was cordial, albeit distant. | was cordial, albeit distant. |
493 | 00:20:17,625 | 00:20:19,208 | Michael Tubbs Sr.: Michael came to visit me. | Michael Tubbs Sr.: Michael came to visit me. |
494 | 00:20:19,291 | 00:20:20,917 | Me and him, we walking around, we talking, | Me and him, we walking around, we talking, |
495 | 00:20:21,000 | 00:20:23,417 | and he asked me a question, | and he asked me a question, |
496 | 00:20:23,500 | 00:20:25,709 | and it blew my mind. He said, "How did you and my mom meet?" | and it blew my mind. He said, "How did you and my mom meet?" |
497 | 00:20:25,792 | 00:20:27,500 | I was like taken aback because I'm figuring | I was like taken aback because I'm figuring |
498 | 00:20:27,583 | 00:20:29,083 | like he should know everything about me. | like he should know everything about me. |
499 | 00:20:30,333 | 00:20:32,041 | But it made me start reflecting like, here's my son, | But it made me start reflecting like, here's my son, |
500 | 00:20:32,125 | 00:20:34,208 | he don't even know who I am, so. | he don't even know who I am, so. |
501 | 00:20:34,291 | 00:20:36,542 | I couldn't even give him the answer 'cause I didn't know who I was. | I couldn't even give him the answer 'cause I didn't know who I was. |
502 | 00:20:36,625 | 00:20:39,542 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
503 | 00:20:39,625 | 00:20:41,709 | Tubbs: Before I ran for mayor, | Tubbs: Before I ran for mayor, |
504 | 00:20:41,792 | 00:20:43,375 | I didn't tell anyone. I just went to visit him, | I didn't tell anyone. I just went to visit him, |
505 | 00:20:43,458 | 00:20:44,750 | just to talk for a little bit. | just to talk for a little bit. |
506 | 00:20:44,834 | 00:20:47,041 | It was good. I think the older I get, | It was good. I think the older I get, |
507 | 00:20:47,125 | 00:20:50,375 | the more I recognize, like, you know, people are complex. | the more I recognize, like, you know, people are complex. |
508 | 00:20:50,458 | 00:20:53,375 | The choices people make are complex. | The choices people make are complex. |
509 | 00:20:53,458 | 00:20:56,500 | Tubbs Sr.: It blew my mind the things he accomplished at a young ag. | Tubbs Sr.: It blew my mind the things he accomplished at a young ag. |
510 | 00:20:56,875 | 00:20:59,583 | Like we wrote over the years, we communicated, | Like we wrote over the years, we communicated, |
511 | 00:20:59,667 | 00:21:01,709 | but like it wasn't really a connection there, | but like it wasn't really a connection there, |
512 | 00:21:01,792 | 00:21:02,583 | and it blew me away | and it blew me away |
513 | 00:21:02,667 | 00:21:04,583 | 'cause that's a simple question. | 'cause that's a simple question. |
514 | 00:21:04,667 | 00:21:06,250 | "How did you and Mom meet?" | "How did you and Mom meet?" |
515 | 00:21:06,333 | 00:21:09,375 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
516 | 00:21:10,959 | 00:21:12,875 | Me and Racole met in 1989. | Me and Racole met in 1989. |
517 | 00:21:13,333 | 00:21:15,709 | We were at the skate rink. My cousin come up like, | We were at the skate rink. My cousin come up like, |
518 | 00:21:15,792 | 00:21:17,250 | "My girl wanna talk to you." | "My girl wanna talk to you." |
519 | 00:21:17,333 | 00:21:19,417 | So, I call Coco up. The next day, | So, I call Coco up. The next day, |
520 | 00:21:19,500 | 00:21:22,417 | I go meet her at her mom's house and, uh, | I go meet her at her mom's house and, uh, |
521 | 00:21:22,500 | 00:21:23,750 | at that time, I was a gang member. | at that time, I was a gang member. |
522 | 00:21:23,834 | 00:21:25,083 | It was in the enemy neighborhood, | It was in the enemy neighborhood, |
523 | 00:21:25,166 | 00:21:26,750 | so I was kinda afraid to go over there. | so I was kinda afraid to go over there. |
524 | 00:21:26,834 | 00:21:28,917 | I'm like, oh, it might be a set-up or something. | I'm like, oh, it might be a set-up or something. |
525 | 00:21:29,000 | 00:21:31,458 | But I went over there, uh, we hooked up. | But I went over there, uh, we hooked up. |
526 | 00:21:31,542 | 00:21:35,709 | And then, we started-- we started messing around almost every day. | And then, we started-- we started messing around almost every day. |
527 | 00:21:36,667 | 00:21:39,125 | Racole Dixon: Me and Michael's father, yeah, we were dating off and on, | Racole Dixon: Me and Michael's father, yeah, we were dating off and on, |
528 | 00:21:39,208 | 00:21:40,792 | but he was always in and out of jail. | but he was always in and out of jail. |
529 | 00:21:40,875 | 00:21:42,333 | And that's my problem, you know, | And that's my problem, you know, |
530 | 00:21:42,417 | 00:21:43,959 | I'm a good girl. I went to private school, | I'm a good girl. I went to private school, |
531 | 00:21:44,041 | 00:21:46,959 | but I still wanted that thug bad boy. | but I still wanted that thug bad boy. |
532 | 00:21:47,041 | 00:21:49,125 | And of course, that was Michael Tubbs' father. | And of course, that was Michael Tubbs' father. |
533 | 00:21:49,208 | 00:21:52,458 | And a couple of months later, Barbara, which is her mother, | And a couple of months later, Barbara, which is her mother, |
534 | 00:21:52,542 | 00:21:55,917 | called my mom, said she wanted me and my mom to come over. | called my mom, said she wanted me and my mom to come over. |
535 | 00:21:56,000 | 00:21:57,166 | So, I was already scared. | So, I was already scared. |
536 | 00:21:57,250 | 00:21:59,458 | My mom, she doesn't believe in abortions. | My mom, she doesn't believe in abortions. |
537 | 00:21:59,542 | 00:22:01,458 | She said, "Don't get an abortion 'cause you don't know | She said, "Don't get an abortion 'cause you don't know |
538 | 00:22:01,542 | 00:22:02,667 | "what you're carrying. | "what you're carrying. |
539 | 00:22:02,750 | 00:22:04,125 | "You could be carrying a lawyer, doctor, | "You could be carrying a lawyer, doctor, |
540 | 00:22:04,208 | 00:22:06,125 | mayor, you don't know who you're killing." | mayor, you don't know who you're killing." |
541 | 00:22:06,208 | 00:22:09,333 | Barbara Nicholson: I couldn't believe it. I was really in shock, | Barbara Nicholson: I couldn't believe it. I was really in shock, |
542 | 00:22:09,417 | 00:22:11,500 | disappointment... | disappointment... |
543 | 00:22:12,166 | 00:22:14,375 | angry. (laugh) | angry. (laugh) |
544 | 00:22:14,583 | 00:22:17,291 | Because I'm really involved in the church, | Because I'm really involved in the church, |
545 | 00:22:17,375 | 00:22:19,375 | and it kind of happened | and it kind of happened |
546 | 00:22:19,458 | 00:22:22,959 | maybe a year or two after I got a divorce. | maybe a year or two after I got a divorce. |
547 | 00:22:23,041 | 00:22:25,041 | When I received the divorce, | When I received the divorce, |
548 | 00:22:25,125 | 00:22:28,709 | seemed like the family started going haywire. | seemed like the family started going haywire. |
549 | 00:22:29,583 | 00:22:31,166 | Tubbs Sr.: Once I ended up in the youth authority, | Tubbs Sr.: Once I ended up in the youth authority, |
550 | 00:22:31,250 | 00:22:33,041 | my counselor's the one actually telling me that | my counselor's the one actually telling me that |
551 | 00:22:33,125 | 00:22:35,125 | Coco had Michael. She called me in the office. | Coco had Michael. She called me in the office. |
552 | 00:22:35,208 | 00:22:38,500 | She said, "You have a son named Michael Derrick Tubbs. | She said, "You have a son named Michael Derrick Tubbs. |
553 | 00:22:38,583 | 00:22:41,000 | You should be proud." And I was like, "I am." | You should be proud." And I was like, "I am." |
554 | 00:22:41,083 | 00:22:44,000 | And it blew me away. And I went back to my cell. | And it blew me away. And I went back to my cell. |
555 | 00:22:44,083 | 00:22:47,333 | I never cried before in prison or jail or anything. | I never cried before in prison or jail or anything. |
556 | 00:22:47,417 | 00:22:49,166 | I went back, and I just really cried. | I went back, and I just really cried. |
557 | 00:22:49,250 | 00:22:50,667 | Like it was tears of joy though. | Like it was tears of joy though. |
558 | 00:22:50,750 | 00:22:53,041 | And I remember he was like two weeks old | And I remember he was like two weeks old |
559 | 00:22:53,125 | 00:22:54,625 | the first time I got to see him. | the first time I got to see him. |
560 | 00:22:54,709 | 00:22:56,166 | It's a trip. I'm looking at him. | It's a trip. I'm looking at him. |
561 | 00:22:56,250 | 00:22:59,208 | He got a little mustache already, little curly hair. | He got a little mustache already, little curly hair. |
562 | 00:22:59,291 | 00:23:02,000 | I'm like, "This is amazing. Wow, this is my son." | I'm like, "This is amazing. Wow, this is my son." |
563 | 00:23:02,083 | 00:23:04,333 | I felt like I got something to live for. | I felt like I got something to live for. |
564 | 00:23:05,458 | 00:23:07,834 | (birds chirping) | (birds chirping) |
565 | 00:23:07,917 | 00:23:10,583 | -Nti-Asare-Tubbs: Did you get your license? -Tubbs: I have an appointment. | -Nti-Asare-Tubbs: Did you get your license? -Tubbs: I have an appointment. |
566 | 00:23:10,667 | 00:23:12,917 | -You've been saying that for months. -Yeah. | -You've been saying that for months. -Yeah. |
567 | 00:23:13,000 | 00:23:14,875 | (laughs) When are you going? | (laughs) When are you going? |
568 | 00:23:14,959 | 00:23:17,583 | -The day of the appointment. -When is that, Michael Tubbs? | -The day of the appointment. -When is that, Michael Tubbs? |
569 | 00:23:17,667 | 00:23:19,834 | -Soon. -(opening envelope) | -Soon. -(opening envelope) |
570 | 00:23:19,917 | 00:23:21,166 | -Huh? -What? | -Huh? -What? |
571 | 00:23:21,250 | 00:23:24,208 | -You know we have to update that for our insurance. -Yeah. | -You know we have to update that for our insurance. -Yeah. |
572 | 00:23:24,291 | 00:23:26,834 | (paper crinkling) | (paper crinkling) |
573 | 00:23:26,917 | 00:23:29,000 | Alright. We'll have the same conversation next week then, | Alright. We'll have the same conversation next week then, |
574 | 00:23:29,083 | 00:23:30,542 | if that's what you'd like. | if that's what you'd like. |
575 | 00:23:30,625 | 00:23:34,291 | (running water) | (running water) |
576 | 00:23:35,458 | 00:23:37,166 | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: When we bought this house, | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: When we bought this house, |
577 | 00:23:37,250 | 00:23:39,208 | they told us that they painted it red | they told us that they painted it red |
578 | 00:23:39,291 | 00:23:40,959 | 'cause this is the room of love, | 'cause this is the room of love, |
579 | 00:23:41,041 | 00:23:43,417 | and you can never fight in the room of love. | and you can never fight in the room of love. |
580 | 00:23:43,500 | 00:23:46,208 | Right, Michael? Mike, where you at? | Right, Michael? Mike, where you at? |
581 | 00:23:46,959 | 00:23:49,083 | I'm about to fight in the room of love. | I'm about to fight in the room of love. |
582 | 00:23:49,166 | 00:23:51,917 | (laughs) You're so weird. | (laughs) You're so weird. |
583 | 00:23:52,000 | 00:23:54,166 | So yeah. We never fight in this room. | So yeah. We never fight in this room. |
584 | 00:23:54,834 | 00:23:57,583 | This is our wedding book. This is my favorite picture | This is our wedding book. This is my favorite picture |
585 | 00:23:57,667 | 00:23:59,875 | 'cause Michael's crying. | 'cause Michael's crying. |
586 | 00:23:59,959 | 00:24:02,000 | You see that little tear? They captured it. | You see that little tear? They captured it. |
587 | 00:24:02,709 | 00:24:04,417 | Photoshop work is lovely on that. | Photoshop work is lovely on that. |
588 | 00:24:04,500 | 00:24:07,250 | (laughs) You were crying so hard, Michael. | (laughs) You were crying so hard, Michael. |
589 | 00:24:07,333 | 00:24:09,375 | So hard. And I remember I said to you-- | So hard. And I remember I said to you-- |
590 | 00:24:09,458 | 00:24:10,875 | Remember I was like, "You're gonna cry"? | Remember I was like, "You're gonna cry"? |
591 | 00:24:10,959 | 00:24:12,750 | And you were like, "I'm definitely not crying." | And you were like, "I'm definitely not crying." |
592 | 00:24:12,834 | 00:24:14,750 | -And I was like, you're for sure gonna cry. -No way. No way. | -And I was like, you're for sure gonna cry. -No way. No way. |
593 | 00:24:14,834 | 00:24:17,750 | -And then I walk out, and you were boo-hooing. -I had allergies... | -And then I walk out, and you were boo-hooing. -I had allergies... |
594 | 00:24:17,834 | 00:24:20,375 | -You were crying so hard. -It was the heat. | -You were crying so hard. -It was the heat. |
595 | 00:24:21,041 | 00:24:22,792 | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: When Michael and I met, we were in undergrad. | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: When Michael and I met, we were in undergrad. |
596 | 00:24:22,875 | 00:24:24,625 | So I was a sophomore, | So I was a sophomore, |
597 | 00:24:24,709 | 00:24:27,458 | and he was a senior at Stanford. | and he was a senior at Stanford. |
598 | 00:24:27,542 | 00:24:29,125 | And I had never heard of Stockton. | And I had never heard of Stockton. |
599 | 00:24:29,208 | 00:24:30,875 | I didn't know anything about Stockton. | I didn't know anything about Stockton. |
600 | 00:24:31,583 | 00:24:33,291 | This is Michael's favorite part | This is Michael's favorite part |
601 | 00:24:33,375 | 00:24:35,083 | which is ironic 'cause he doesn't know how to swim. | which is ironic 'cause he doesn't know how to swim. |
602 | 00:24:35,166 | 00:24:37,000 | -I can't swim, but I love it out here. -(laughs) | -I can't swim, but I love it out here. -(laughs) |
603 | 00:24:37,083 | 00:24:39,667 | -This is my thing. It's my place. -It is good. | -This is my thing. It's my place. -It is good. |
604 | 00:24:39,750 | 00:24:41,959 | I was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but I left | I was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but I left |
605 | 00:24:42,041 | 00:24:43,792 | when I was two years old. | when I was two years old. |
606 | 00:24:43,875 | 00:24:46,500 | And my mom, dad, brother, sister, and I | And my mom, dad, brother, sister, and I |
607 | 00:24:46,583 | 00:24:48,375 | moved to Dubai for four years. | moved to Dubai for four years. |
608 | 00:24:48,709 | 00:24:52,000 | And then we were in Estonia for a year. | And then we were in Estonia for a year. |
609 | 00:24:52,083 | 00:24:54,291 | We were in Sweden for a few months. | We were in Sweden for a few months. |
610 | 00:24:54,375 | 00:24:55,625 | We were in Mexico, | We were in Mexico, |
611 | 00:24:55,709 | 00:24:56,875 | Azerbaijan. | Azerbaijan. |
612 | 00:24:57,959 | 00:25:00,166 | -What are we gonna do tonight? -Watch a movie, eat. | -What are we gonna do tonight? -Watch a movie, eat. |
613 | 00:25:00,250 | 00:25:03,000 | -We're gonna go out to watch a movie? -I don't know. | -We're gonna go out to watch a movie? -I don't know. |
614 | 00:25:03,083 | 00:25:05,959 | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: But when I decided to move here, so many people, | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: But when I decided to move here, so many people, |
615 | 00:25:06,041 | 00:25:09,125 | unfortunately, said, "Don't go to Stockton. | unfortunately, said, "Don't go to Stockton. |
616 | 00:25:09,208 | 00:25:11,542 | Why are you doing this? This is gonna be the end of your career." | Why are you doing this? This is gonna be the end of your career." |
617 | 00:25:11,625 | 00:25:13,500 | But, as you know, when you meet Michael, | But, as you know, when you meet Michael, |
618 | 00:25:13,583 | 00:25:15,500 | you're gonna fall in love with Stockton, too. You have to. | you're gonna fall in love with Stockton, too. You have to. |
619 | 00:25:15,583 | 00:25:17,333 | (laughs) If you're gonna love Michael, | (laughs) If you're gonna love Michael, |
620 | 00:25:17,417 | 00:25:19,500 | you have to love Stockton. It's a two-for-one kind of deal. | you have to love Stockton. It's a two-for-one kind of deal. |
621 | 00:25:19,583 | 00:25:21,625 | (light rain falling) | (light rain falling) |
622 | 00:25:23,917 | 00:25:25,709 | Lopez: Yeah, I'm here with Mayor Tubbs for an event. | Lopez: Yeah, I'm here with Mayor Tubbs for an event. |
623 | 00:25:25,792 | 00:25:27,458 | -He's speaking to some students. -Guard: Oh, okay. | -He's speaking to some students. -Guard: Oh, okay. |
624 | 00:25:27,542 | 00:25:29,834 | -Lopez: Can we park in here or-- -Yeah, you can park anywhere. | -Lopez: Can we park in here or-- -Yeah, you can park anywhere. |
625 | 00:25:29,917 | 00:25:31,417 | Lopez: Okay, thank you. | Lopez: Okay, thank you. |
626 | 00:25:32,875 | 00:25:36,208 | -This high school looks just like it did 20 years ago. -(chuckles) | -This high school looks just like it did 20 years ago. -(chuckles) |
627 | 00:25:36,291 | 00:25:38,542 | (school chatter) | (school chatter) |
628 | 00:25:38,625 | 00:25:41,166 | Tubbs: So literally 10 years ago, | Tubbs: So literally 10 years ago, |
629 | 00:25:41,250 | 00:25:42,875 | before I was mayor, | before I was mayor, |
630 | 00:25:42,959 | 00:25:45,208 | before I was a council member, I was a senior | before I was a council member, I was a senior |
631 | 00:25:45,291 | 00:25:48,709 | at Franklin High School. Don't hate, don't hate. | at Franklin High School. Don't hate, don't hate. |
632 | 00:25:48,792 | 00:25:52,250 | (scattered laughter, jeers) | (scattered laughter, jeers) |
633 | 00:25:52,333 | 00:25:53,542 | Listen. | Listen. |
634 | 00:25:53,625 | 00:25:57,250 | I remember being stressed and worried because I wasn't sure | I remember being stressed and worried because I wasn't sure |
635 | 00:25:57,333 | 00:25:58,500 | if I could go to college | if I could go to college |
636 | 00:25:58,583 | 00:26:01,166 | because I didn't know if we could afford it. So the idea | because I didn't know if we could afford it. So the idea |
637 | 00:26:01,250 | 00:26:02,875 | behind this-- Listen! | behind this-- Listen! |
638 | 00:26:02,959 | 00:26:06,083 | The idea behind this scholarship program is that we want | The idea behind this scholarship program is that we want |
639 | 00:26:06,166 | 00:26:10,041 | you to know that your city is investing money in you | you to know that your city is investing money in you |
640 | 00:26:10,125 | 00:26:12,709 | -and your future. Listen! -(light laughter) | -and your future. Listen! -(light laughter) |
641 | 00:26:12,792 | 00:26:15,875 | And you don't have to-- it's not-- Wait, wait, wait. | And you don't have to-- it's not-- Wait, wait, wait. |
642 | 00:26:15,959 | 00:26:17,375 | Why are we laughing? What's funny? | Why are we laughing? What's funny? |
643 | 00:26:17,458 | 00:26:19,542 | So, I'ma tie them afterwards. Is that funny? | So, I'ma tie them afterwards. Is that funny? |
644 | 00:26:19,625 | 00:26:21,542 | -We're juniors. That's not funny. -(indistinct) | -We're juniors. That's not funny. -(indistinct) |
645 | 00:26:21,625 | 00:26:23,709 | All we're saying is apply to college, | All we're saying is apply to college, |
646 | 00:26:23,792 | 00:26:26,208 | and you get a guaranteed $500 | and you get a guaranteed $500 |
647 | 00:26:26,291 | 00:26:28,834 | or $1,000 for four years, okay? | or $1,000 for four years, okay? |
648 | 00:26:29,542 | 00:26:31,625 | Cool. Any questions? | Cool. Any questions? |
649 | 00:26:33,500 | 00:26:34,917 | No questions? | No questions? |
650 | 00:26:35,000 | 00:26:38,125 | -(chattering) -Any other questions? | -(chattering) -Any other questions? |
651 | 00:26:38,208 | 00:26:39,792 | (silence) | (silence) |
652 | 00:26:41,000 | 00:26:43,000 | Any other questions? | Any other questions? |
653 | 00:26:44,500 | 00:26:47,208 | Tubbs: I was getting ready to strike. I ain't coming back. | Tubbs: I was getting ready to strike. I ain't coming back. |
654 | 00:26:47,291 | 00:26:50,208 | (laughing) He's like, okay. If one more person | (laughing) He's like, okay. If one more person |
655 | 00:26:50,291 | 00:26:52,709 | makes a noise, no scholarships for anyone. | makes a noise, no scholarships for anyone. |
656 | 00:26:52,792 | 00:26:54,917 | Tubbs: My senior year, there's a "Record" article | Tubbs: My senior year, there's a "Record" article |
657 | 00:26:55,000 | 00:26:57,458 | that said lowest in literacy, highest in crime. | that said lowest in literacy, highest in crime. |
658 | 00:26:57,542 | 00:26:59,583 | And I remember reading that and feeling | And I remember reading that and feeling |
659 | 00:26:59,667 | 00:27:01,208 | such a dislike for the city. | such a dislike for the city. |
660 | 00:27:01,291 | 00:27:03,792 | Like, really? This is so embarrassing. | Like, really? This is so embarrassing. |
661 | 00:27:03,875 | 00:27:06,417 | So, I remember that being like more motivation. | So, I remember that being like more motivation. |
662 | 00:27:06,500 | 00:27:08,834 | "Oh, I'm gonna get educated. I'm gonna get out of here." | "Oh, I'm gonna get educated. I'm gonna get out of here." |
663 | 00:27:08,917 | 00:27:10,291 | Lange Luntao: We know that many of you | Lange Luntao: We know that many of you |
664 | 00:27:10,375 | 00:27:13,333 | living in Stockton, going to school in Stockton, | living in Stockton, going to school in Stockton, |
665 | 00:27:13,417 | 00:27:16,959 | are being raised in conditions that are difficult. | are being raised in conditions that are difficult. |
666 | 00:27:17,041 | 00:27:20,875 | So, we are here to inform you of a gift that is waiting for you | So, we are here to inform you of a gift that is waiting for you |
667 | 00:27:21,875 | 00:27:24,792 | at graduation. It's special that we're talking to you all | at graduation. It's special that we're talking to you all |
668 | 00:27:24,875 | 00:27:27,583 | as the class of 2019 because you are the first entire | as the class of 2019 because you are the first entire |
669 | 00:27:27,667 | 00:27:30,291 | class that will benefit from this gift. | class that will benefit from this gift. |
670 | 00:27:30,375 | 00:27:33,000 | So, I know I have a big check. Where's my check? | So, I know I have a big check. Where's my check? |
671 | 00:27:33,083 | 00:27:35,500 | -(cheering) -Reporter: It's all thanks | -(cheering) -Reporter: It's all thanks |
672 | 00:27:35,583 | 00:27:38,500 | to a $20 million anonymous donation | to a $20 million anonymous donation |
673 | 00:27:38,583 | 00:27:41,667 | secured by Stockton mayor Michael Tubbs. | secured by Stockton mayor Michael Tubbs. |
674 | 00:27:41,750 | 00:27:43,959 | Tubbs: Evan Spiegel, he's the founder of Snapchat. | Tubbs: Evan Spiegel, he's the founder of Snapchat. |
675 | 00:27:44,041 | 00:27:45,458 | We had gone to Stanford together, | We had gone to Stanford together, |
676 | 00:27:45,542 | 00:27:47,291 | and we had tutored kids in South Africa together. | and we had tutored kids in South Africa together. |
677 | 00:27:47,375 | 00:27:48,792 | So I was telling him, "Hey, | So I was telling him, "Hey, |
678 | 00:27:48,875 | 00:27:51,000 | "I have this program I really wanna do. | "I have this program I really wanna do. |
679 | 00:27:51,083 | 00:27:54,834 | It costs $100 million. What... can you help?" | It costs $100 million. What... can you help?" |
680 | 00:27:54,917 | 00:27:58,041 | Lopez: And then, he announces that he has $20 million. | Lopez: And then, he announces that he has $20 million. |
681 | 00:27:58,125 | 00:28:01,625 | A donation that was given from the private sector so students | A donation that was given from the private sector so students |
682 | 00:28:01,709 | 00:28:04,667 | in Stockton for like a generation now will be able to get | in Stockton for like a generation now will be able to get |
683 | 00:28:04,750 | 00:28:06,834 | about a $4,000 scholarship in total, | about a $4,000 scholarship in total, |
684 | 00:28:06,917 | 00:28:08,834 | about $1,000 a year for four years of college. | about $1,000 a year for four years of college. |
685 | 00:28:08,917 | 00:28:11,500 | We are coming at you from the South Stockton Education Hub, | We are coming at you from the South Stockton Education Hub, |
686 | 00:28:11,583 | 00:28:13,333 | where we're here about to celebrate the first | where we're here about to celebrate the first |
687 | 00:28:13,417 | 00:28:16,333 | Stockton Scholars college admission of the year. | Stockton Scholars college admission of the year. |
688 | 00:28:16,417 | 00:28:18,500 | Stanford! Ah! | Stanford! Ah! |
689 | 00:28:18,583 | 00:28:20,500 | -(air horn blowing) -Lopez: Yes! | -(air horn blowing) -Lopez: Yes! |
690 | 00:28:20,583 | 00:28:21,959 | -(laughing) -All the hype, all the hype. | -(laughing) -All the hype, all the hype. |
691 | 00:28:22,041 | 00:28:24,208 | Luntao: So, there are a lot of kids that are still gonna be | Luntao: So, there are a lot of kids that are still gonna be |
692 | 00:28:24,291 | 00:28:26,542 | graduating this year, and for some reason or another, | graduating this year, and for some reason or another, |
693 | 00:28:26,625 | 00:28:29,667 | will not be going on to something after high school. | will not be going on to something after high school. |
694 | 00:28:29,750 | 00:28:32,875 | And so now, my focus is how do we reach all those kids? | And so now, my focus is how do we reach all those kids? |
695 | 00:28:32,959 | 00:28:35,041 | In a place like Stockton, where we still don't yet have | In a place like Stockton, where we still don't yet have |
696 | 00:28:35,125 | 00:28:37,375 | a public four-year university in our community, | a public four-year university in our community, |
697 | 00:28:37,458 | 00:28:39,375 | I think that this is exactly where scholarship programs | I think that this is exactly where scholarship programs |
698 | 00:28:39,458 | 00:28:41,375 | like this need to, need to take root. | like this need to, need to take root. |
699 | 00:28:41,458 | 00:28:44,417 | Tubbs: Lange and I went to Denver in 2015. | Tubbs: Lange and I went to Denver in 2015. |
700 | 00:28:44,500 | 00:28:46,250 | I was still on city council, and we met with | I was still on city council, and we met with |
701 | 00:28:46,333 | 00:28:48,583 | the Denver Promise, which is a very similar program. | the Denver Promise, which is a very similar program. |
702 | 00:28:48,667 | 00:28:50,709 | And then Oakland announced an Oakland Promise. | And then Oakland announced an Oakland Promise. |
703 | 00:28:50,792 | 00:28:52,375 | So since then, I've been obsessed with | So since then, I've been obsessed with |
704 | 00:28:52,458 | 00:28:54,250 | how do we make this happen in Stockton? | how do we make this happen in Stockton? |
705 | 00:28:54,333 | 00:28:57,542 | Luntao: You may not know this, but Mayor Tubbs has been out | Luntao: You may not know this, but Mayor Tubbs has been out |
706 | 00:28:57,625 | 00:29:01,000 | on the road, talking to people about Stockton. | on the road, talking to people about Stockton. |
707 | 00:29:01,083 | 00:29:03,709 | Did you know that in Stockton, | Did you know that in Stockton, |
708 | 00:29:03,792 | 00:29:05,875 | only 17% | only 17% |
709 | 00:29:05,959 | 00:29:09,583 | of the folks over the age of 25 have a college degree? | of the folks over the age of 25 have a college degree? |
710 | 00:29:09,667 | 00:29:12,291 | We need to be better educated, right? If we're gonna attract | We need to be better educated, right? If we're gonna attract |
711 | 00:29:12,375 | 00:29:13,959 | businesses, if we're gonna attract | businesses, if we're gonna attract |
712 | 00:29:14,041 | 00:29:16,500 | the sort of investment we want in our community... | the sort of investment we want in our community... |
713 | 00:29:17,000 | 00:29:19,125 | Tubbs: If certain people hadn't invested in me | Tubbs: If certain people hadn't invested in me |
714 | 00:29:19,208 | 00:29:21,917 | and created opportunity for me or mentored me, | and created opportunity for me or mentored me, |
715 | 00:29:22,000 | 00:29:23,875 | I wouldn't be where I am, and I get really excited | I wouldn't be where I am, and I get really excited |
716 | 00:29:23,959 | 00:29:26,542 | thinking about what if we did that not just for one student | thinking about what if we did that not just for one student |
717 | 00:29:26,625 | 00:29:29,041 | or two students, but for a whole city? | or two students, but for a whole city? |
718 | 00:29:29,125 | 00:29:31,667 | (horn blaring) | (horn blaring) |
719 | 00:29:33,166 | 00:29:35,417 | (rap music playing) | (rap music playing) |
720 | 00:29:35,500 | 00:29:38,250 | Marc Levin: What do you know about the mayor? | Marc Levin: What do you know about the mayor? |
721 | 00:29:38,333 | 00:29:41,709 | I was actually in some of his programs for Stockton Scholars. | I was actually in some of his programs for Stockton Scholars. |
722 | 00:29:41,792 | 00:29:45,417 | He was talking about how they got a lot of scholarships | He was talking about how they got a lot of scholarships |
723 | 00:29:45,500 | 00:29:49,083 | available for us, so, yeah, I was volunteering | available for us, so, yeah, I was volunteering |
724 | 00:29:49,166 | 00:29:51,875 | for a lot of his things he was hosting. | for a lot of his things he was hosting. |
725 | 00:29:52,667 | 00:29:54,667 | Roscoe Brown: Yeah, Tubbs is a good guy, man. Good guy. | Roscoe Brown: Yeah, Tubbs is a good guy, man. Good guy. |
726 | 00:29:54,750 | 00:29:57,083 | Mike Marangu: And they say his dad is locked up. He's in Folsom. | Mike Marangu: And they say his dad is locked up. He's in Folsom. |
727 | 00:29:57,166 | 00:29:59,625 | -He used to be on the block. How... -Yeah... | -He used to be on the block. How... -Yeah... |
728 | 00:29:59,709 | 00:30:02,250 | -What's that like for you? -Yeah, I... | -What's that like for you? -Yeah, I... |
729 | 00:30:02,333 | 00:30:04,500 | I don't really know his-- I don't really know his dad like that, | I don't really know his-- I don't really know his dad like that, |
730 | 00:30:04,583 | 00:30:07,125 | but I heard a few things about him, and he was really out here. | but I heard a few things about him, and he was really out here. |
731 | 00:30:07,208 | 00:30:09,750 | He was a monster, you know what I mean? | He was a monster, you know what I mean? |
732 | 00:30:09,834 | 00:30:11,959 | That was the boogie man. We all went through, | That was the boogie man. We all went through, |
733 | 00:30:12,041 | 00:30:13,792 | you know, the gang life and the street life, | you know, the gang life and the street life, |
734 | 00:30:13,875 | 00:30:15,333 | so our main focus is now | so our main focus is now |
735 | 00:30:15,417 | 00:30:17,792 | watching these kids flourish in sports | watching these kids flourish in sports |
736 | 00:30:17,875 | 00:30:19,417 | and keeping them out of trouble. | and keeping them out of trouble. |
737 | 00:30:19,500 | 00:30:21,125 | (rap continues) | (rap continues) |
738 | 00:30:21,208 | 00:30:24,208 | Isaiah Evans: Now, I ain't never had a childhood. | Isaiah Evans: Now, I ain't never had a childhood. |
739 | 00:30:25,583 | 00:30:28,166 | I never got the chance to... | I never got the chance to... |
740 | 00:30:29,041 | 00:30:32,000 | play hide-and-go-seek, or none of that type stuff. | play hide-and-go-seek, or none of that type stuff. |
741 | 00:30:32,083 | 00:30:32,959 | I never did that. | I never did that. |
742 | 00:30:33,041 | 00:30:36,000 | It was always serious in my childhood. | It was always serious in my childhood. |
743 | 00:30:36,083 | 00:30:39,041 | I grew up, I grew up, in the streets. | I grew up, I grew up, in the streets. |
744 | 00:30:39,125 | 00:30:42,709 | -Levin: Have you lost friends? -Yeah, I lost plenty of friends. | -Levin: Have you lost friends? -Yeah, I lost plenty of friends. |
745 | 00:30:42,792 | 00:30:45,375 | Most definitely. I lost plenty of friends. | Most definitely. I lost plenty of friends. |
746 | 00:30:47,208 | 00:30:48,750 | Look at that face! | Look at that face! |
747 | 00:30:50,250 | 00:30:51,834 | Brown: I just hope he can go away to college and make that change. | Brown: I just hope he can go away to college and make that change. |
748 | 00:30:51,917 | 00:30:54,458 | I mean, he's a good athlete. | I mean, he's a good athlete. |
749 | 00:30:55,125 | 00:30:58,834 | He just gotta-- I say he just gotta get away from here and go to college. | He just gotta-- I say he just gotta get away from here and go to college. |
750 | 00:30:58,917 | 00:31:01,458 | I don't care where I go. I just wanna go. | I don't care where I go. I just wanna go. |
751 | 00:31:01,542 | 00:31:04,583 | (crowd yelling) | (crowd yelling) |
752 | 00:31:05,542 | 00:31:07,500 | -Student: Yeah, we in the building! -Students: Woo! | -Student: Yeah, we in the building! -Students: Woo! |
753 | 00:31:07,583 | 00:31:09,208 | -Yeah, we in the building! -Woo! | -Yeah, we in the building! -Woo! |
754 | 00:31:09,291 | 00:31:11,834 | (chanting continues) | (chanting continues) |
755 | 00:31:11,917 | 00:31:15,041 | (crowd cheering) | (crowd cheering) |
756 | 00:31:15,125 | 00:31:17,709 | (chanting continues) | (chanting continues) |
757 | 00:31:17,792 | 00:31:21,208 | (music playing) | (music playing) |
758 | 00:31:21,291 | 00:31:23,291 | (crowd chatter) | (crowd chatter) |
759 | 00:31:24,500 | 00:31:25,959 | (screaming) | (screaming) |
760 | 00:31:27,583 | 00:31:29,625 | (cheering continues) | (cheering continues) |
761 | 00:31:32,792 | 00:31:34,875 | Evans: My first two years here, | Evans: My first two years here, |
762 | 00:31:34,959 | 00:31:36,500 | I was super goofy. | I was super goofy. |
763 | 00:31:36,583 | 00:31:38,000 | I was just being myself. | I was just being myself. |
764 | 00:31:38,083 | 00:31:40,166 | The myself that I ain't get to be | The myself that I ain't get to be |
765 | 00:31:40,250 | 00:31:42,000 | when I was younger. | when I was younger. |
766 | 00:31:42,083 | 00:31:44,083 | That's why I'm, like, | That's why I'm, like, |
767 | 00:31:44,166 | 00:31:47,000 | hecka energized, goofy, friendly right now | hecka energized, goofy, friendly right now |
768 | 00:31:47,083 | 00:31:49,083 | 'cause I'm just being me, the person that I've been wanting | 'cause I'm just being me, the person that I've been wanting |
769 | 00:31:49,166 | 00:31:51,417 | to let out back then, but I couldn't let it out | to let out back then, but I couldn't let it out |
770 | 00:31:51,500 | 00:31:54,333 | because of the type of lifestyle I was living. | because of the type of lifestyle I was living. |
771 | 00:31:54,417 | 00:31:56,375 | (crowd cheering) | (crowd cheering) |
772 | 00:31:56,458 | 00:31:59,208 | Go, team, go! | Go, team, go! |
773 | 00:32:00,166 | 00:32:02,792 | Announcer: Number 10, Isaiah Evans, catches the punt at his own 3. | Announcer: Number 10, Isaiah Evans, catches the punt at his own 3. |
774 | 00:32:02,875 | 00:32:05,250 | He breaks a tackle. Zay is turning on the jets. | He breaks a tackle. Zay is turning on the jets. |
775 | 00:32:05,333 | 00:32:06,792 | He's at the 40, the 30, | He's at the 40, the 30, |
776 | 00:32:06,875 | 00:32:08,917 | cuts it back, 20, 10, | cuts it back, 20, 10, |
777 | 00:32:09,000 | 00:32:11,959 | he's taking it all the way! Touchdown! | he's taking it all the way! Touchdown! |
778 | 00:32:12,041 | 00:32:15,583 | Zay Money scores a big-time return! | Zay Money scores a big-time return! |
779 | 00:32:15,667 | 00:32:18,625 | (crowd cheering) | (crowd cheering) |
780 | 00:32:18,709 | 00:32:21,709 | Evans: I never really grew up with a father. | Evans: I never really grew up with a father. |
781 | 00:32:21,792 | 00:32:23,333 | Hey, Zay, good job! | Hey, Zay, good job! |
782 | 00:32:24,333 | 00:32:25,917 | Evans: But then, when I had | Evans: But then, when I had |
783 | 00:32:26,000 | 00:32:28,083 | Lavelle Hawkins come into my life, | Lavelle Hawkins come into my life, |
784 | 00:32:28,166 | 00:32:29,917 | that just turned my whole | that just turned my whole |
785 | 00:32:30,000 | 00:32:32,208 | world of thinking and everything different. | world of thinking and everything different. |
786 | 00:32:32,291 | 00:32:35,333 | -(whistles blowing) -(field chatter) | -(whistles blowing) -(field chatter) |
787 | 00:32:36,500 | 00:32:40,250 | Lavelle Hawkins: Isaiah has been a guy that I brought into my home | Lavelle Hawkins: Isaiah has been a guy that I brought into my home |
788 | 00:32:40,333 | 00:32:42,166 | 'cause they said he was gang- banging and all this stuff, | 'cause they said he was gang- banging and all this stuff, |
789 | 00:32:42,250 | 00:32:43,667 | but I'm like, he don't seem like a bad dude. | but I'm like, he don't seem like a bad dude. |
790 | 00:32:43,750 | 00:32:44,750 | He just needs some attention. | He just needs some attention. |
791 | 00:32:44,834 | 00:32:47,417 | -(field chatter) -You know, Zay calls me Dad. | -(field chatter) -You know, Zay calls me Dad. |
792 | 00:32:47,500 | 00:32:49,792 | That's kinda weird to me, but I accept it. | That's kinda weird to me, but I accept it. |
793 | 00:32:49,875 | 00:32:50,834 | Blue 18! | Blue 18! |
794 | 00:32:52,000 | 00:32:53,583 | Hawkins: Basically, man, Zay came and spent the night | Hawkins: Basically, man, Zay came and spent the night |
795 | 00:32:53,667 | 00:32:55,750 | one night at my house, and I feel like he never left. | one night at my house, and I feel like he never left. |
796 | 00:32:55,834 | 00:32:57,917 | I don't wanna put him out 'cause he was doing so well. | I don't wanna put him out 'cause he was doing so well. |
797 | 00:32:58,000 | 00:33:00,417 | Teacher: Alright, just correct it, just get that done. | Teacher: Alright, just correct it, just get that done. |
798 | 00:33:00,500 | 00:33:02,500 | Put your name on it at least, Luis, please. | Put your name on it at least, Luis, please. |
799 | 00:33:02,583 | 00:33:03,709 | Put your name on it. | Put your name on it. |
800 | 00:33:04,792 | 00:33:06,291 | Evans: It's a big step for me to graduate. | Evans: It's a big step for me to graduate. |
801 | 00:33:06,375 | 00:33:09,083 | But, to be honest, it's a little step for me 'cause I got bigger goals | But, to be honest, it's a little step for me 'cause I got bigger goals |
802 | 00:33:09,166 | 00:33:11,125 | than to graduate. Graduating ain't nothing. | than to graduate. Graduating ain't nothing. |
803 | 00:33:11,208 | 00:33:12,166 | We're supposed to do that. | We're supposed to do that. |
804 | 00:33:12,250 | 00:33:14,250 | That's what I feel like I'm supposed to do. | That's what I feel like I'm supposed to do. |
805 | 00:33:14,333 | 00:33:17,166 | But college, that's all I'm worried about. | But college, that's all I'm worried about. |
806 | 00:33:17,250 | 00:33:19,250 | That's the next step. That's the next level. | That's the next step. That's the next level. |
807 | 00:33:19,333 | 00:33:21,417 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
808 | 00:33:21,500 | 00:33:23,834 | Tubbs: High school was interesting. | Tubbs: High school was interesting. |
809 | 00:33:23,917 | 00:33:26,000 | I've never been a real docile person. | I've never been a real docile person. |
810 | 00:33:26,083 | 00:33:28,375 | I think now, as mayor, that's cool and it's like, | I think now, as mayor, that's cool and it's like, |
811 | 00:33:28,458 | 00:33:30,667 | "That's why we like him. He's bold." | "That's why we like him. He's bold." |
812 | 00:33:30,750 | 00:33:32,834 | But as a teenager, | But as a teenager, |
813 | 00:33:32,917 | 00:33:35,792 | and particularly a high schooler, it was all bad. | and particularly a high schooler, it was all bad. |
814 | 00:33:37,083 | 00:33:39,792 | I was in the International Baccalaureate program, the IB program. | I was in the International Baccalaureate program, the IB program. |
815 | 00:33:40,375 | 00:33:43,625 | Think I was one of two Black males in the program my year. | Think I was one of two Black males in the program my year. |
816 | 00:33:43,709 | 00:33:45,375 | I remember just feeling a lot of tension. | I remember just feeling a lot of tension. |
817 | 00:33:46,125 | 00:33:49,000 | I remember always feeling I had to fight. | I remember always feeling I had to fight. |
818 | 00:33:49,083 | 00:33:51,500 | So, I would get papers back, and I would have to make my teachers | So, I would get papers back, and I would have to make my teachers |
819 | 00:33:51,583 | 00:33:53,500 | regrade them 'cause I felt I wasn't graded fairly. | regrade them 'cause I felt I wasn't graded fairly. |
820 | 00:33:53,583 | 00:33:55,834 | And I would literally have to go through and compare sort of | And I would literally have to go through and compare sort of |
821 | 00:33:55,917 | 00:33:57,625 | how they marked my papers versus how they marked | how they marked my papers versus how they marked |
822 | 00:33:57,709 | 00:33:59,792 | some of my friends' papers and find discrepancies. | some of my friends' papers and find discrepancies. |
823 | 00:33:59,875 | 00:34:02,083 | Like, every single paper. | Like, every single paper. |
824 | 00:34:02,792 | 00:34:04,542 | And it was like, "He's disrespectful, | And it was like, "He's disrespectful, |
825 | 00:34:04,625 | 00:34:06,542 | he's defiant, he has an attitude." | he's defiant, he has an attitude." |
826 | 00:34:06,625 | 00:34:09,417 | I really just respond to | I really just respond to |
827 | 00:34:09,500 | 00:34:11,709 | what I perceived as injustice | what I perceived as injustice |
828 | 00:34:11,792 | 00:34:13,542 | or, or tacit racism. | or, or tacit racism. |
829 | 00:34:13,625 | 00:34:15,500 | Nicholson: There was certain injustice | Nicholson: There was certain injustice |
830 | 00:34:15,583 | 00:34:18,500 | that he just wouldn't tolerat, so he would fight for. | that he just wouldn't tolerat, so he would fight for. |
831 | 00:34:18,583 | 00:34:21,000 | He started out by being a little activist. | He started out by being a little activist. |
832 | 00:34:21,083 | 00:34:24,375 | He wanted everybody to know in that class, you know? | He wanted everybody to know in that class, you know? |
833 | 00:34:24,458 | 00:34:27,000 | Tubbs: I would do silly things like purposely | Tubbs: I would do silly things like purposely |
834 | 00:34:27,083 | 00:34:30,333 | sag my pants right before I walked into class | sag my pants right before I walked into class |
835 | 00:34:30,417 | 00:34:32,875 | 'cause they'd talk about all the "saggers," so I'd come in, | 'cause they'd talk about all the "saggers," so I'd come in, |
836 | 00:34:32,959 | 00:34:36,625 | sag, and get the highest grade with my pants halfway down. | sag, and get the highest grade with my pants halfway down. |
837 | 00:34:37,500 | 00:34:39,417 | Tubbs Sr.: I was pretty good in school. | Tubbs Sr.: I was pretty good in school. |
838 | 00:34:39,500 | 00:34:41,667 | I didn't even go most of the time, but I passed school. | I didn't even go most of the time, but I passed school. |
839 | 00:34:41,750 | 00:34:44,750 | I graduated on time. I was pretty smart. | I graduated on time. I was pretty smart. |
840 | 00:34:44,834 | 00:34:47,125 | My favorite class was economics. | My favorite class was economics. |
841 | 00:34:48,500 | 00:34:51,583 | I played basketball a little bit, football. I did sports, | I played basketball a little bit, football. I did sports, |
842 | 00:34:51,667 | 00:34:54,208 | but nothing held my interest, really. | but nothing held my interest, really. |
843 | 00:34:55,667 | 00:34:57,709 | Back in the early, mid '80s, | Back in the early, mid '80s, |
844 | 00:34:57,792 | 00:34:59,750 | crack cocaine, that hit real big. | crack cocaine, that hit real big. |
845 | 00:34:59,834 | 00:35:03,208 | Stockton was the ideal spot for bigger city people to come out. | Stockton was the ideal spot for bigger city people to come out. |
846 | 00:35:03,709 | 00:35:05,750 | Gangsters in LA started migrating that way. | Gangsters in LA started migrating that way. |
847 | 00:35:05,834 | 00:35:08,458 | -The Crips had took over Stockton. -(police siren blaring) | -The Crips had took over Stockton. -(police siren blaring) |
848 | 00:35:08,542 | 00:35:10,792 | I joined a gang, really caught myself having hometown pride. | I joined a gang, really caught myself having hometown pride. |
849 | 00:35:10,875 | 00:35:12,291 | Okay, they all Crips, I'm gonna be a Blood. | Okay, they all Crips, I'm gonna be a Blood. |
850 | 00:35:12,375 | 00:35:13,583 | I'ma do something different than them. | I'ma do something different than them. |
851 | 00:35:13,667 | 00:35:15,917 | (prison chatter) | (prison chatter) |
852 | 00:35:16,000 | 00:35:18,291 | Once I got involved in the streets a little bit, | Once I got involved in the streets a little bit, |
853 | 00:35:18,375 | 00:35:20,917 | it kinda took over, became my second home. | it kinda took over, became my second home. |
854 | 00:35:21,000 | 00:35:23,500 | I created my own family within the streets. | I created my own family within the streets. |
855 | 00:35:24,667 | 00:35:26,709 | I was just lost for a minute. | I was just lost for a minute. |
856 | 00:35:28,375 | 00:35:30,750 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
857 | 00:35:32,208 | 00:35:34,667 | Jasmine Dellafosse: The Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration | Jasmine Dellafosse: The Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration |
858 | 00:35:34,750 | 00:35:38,458 | was leading a project to bring three murals to the city. | was leading a project to bring three murals to the city. |
859 | 00:35:38,542 | 00:35:40,625 | An artist did a mural of me, | An artist did a mural of me, |
860 | 00:35:40,709 | 00:35:44,208 | and his goal was just really o do a person from the communit. | and his goal was just really o do a person from the communit. |
861 | 00:35:44,834 | 00:35:48,166 | But no one told me I was going on this big old wall. | But no one told me I was going on this big old wall. |
862 | 00:35:49,834 | 00:35:51,125 | My name is Jasmine Dellafosse, | My name is Jasmine Dellafosse, |
863 | 00:35:51,208 | 00:35:52,917 | and I'm with the Stockton Schools Initiative. | and I'm with the Stockton Schools Initiative. |
864 | 00:35:53,583 | 00:35:56,625 | My purpose and my calling is doing youth justice work | My purpose and my calling is doing youth justice work |
865 | 00:35:56,709 | 00:35:59,500 | to dismantle the school to prison pipeline. | to dismantle the school to prison pipeline. |
866 | 00:35:59,875 | 00:36:01,917 | -Tubbs: Are you pushing that? - Yeah. | -Tubbs: Are you pushing that? - Yeah. |
867 | 00:36:02,000 | 00:36:03,458 | -Have you guys been going to board meetings? -Mm-hmm. | -Have you guys been going to board meetings? -Mm-hmm. |
868 | 00:36:03,542 | 00:36:06,125 | I have folders, folders | I have folders, folders |
869 | 00:36:06,208 | 00:36:08,041 | of just, like, kids. | of just, like, kids. |
870 | 00:36:08,875 | 00:36:10,834 | These are all mostly Black and Brown kids | These are all mostly Black and Brown kids |
871 | 00:36:10,917 | 00:36:12,208 | who've just gone under the radar, | who've just gone under the radar, |
872 | 00:36:12,291 | 00:36:14,375 | who are all failing like at least | who are all failing like at least |
873 | 00:36:14,458 | 00:36:16,375 | five or more of their classes, | five or more of their classes, |
874 | 00:36:16,458 | 00:36:18,333 | and are not gonna be ready for A to G | and are not gonna be ready for A to G |
875 | 00:36:18,417 | 00:36:20,458 | when it comes to getting them to... | when it comes to getting them to... |
876 | 00:36:20,542 | 00:36:22,458 | -Stockton Scholars. -...Stockton Scholars. | -Stockton Scholars. -...Stockton Scholars. |
877 | 00:36:22,542 | 00:36:26,000 | We had 40 kids who tested out using the app to do... | We had 40 kids who tested out using the app to do... |
878 | 00:36:26,083 | 00:36:28,333 | -To help them? -...just to like identify where trauma is. | -To help them? -...just to like identify where trauma is. |
879 | 00:36:28,417 | 00:36:30,792 | Our biggest goal is telling kids like, "Hey, | Our biggest goal is telling kids like, "Hey, |
880 | 00:36:30,875 | 00:36:33,333 | "if you tell me you want to go to college, | "if you tell me you want to go to college, |
881 | 00:36:33,417 | 00:36:35,458 | based off of this, you're not gonna get there." | based off of this, you're not gonna get there." |
882 | 00:36:35,542 | 00:36:36,834 | (indistinct chatter) | (indistinct chatter) |
883 | 00:36:36,917 | 00:36:39,333 | Tubbs: That group's probably our most important investment, | Tubbs: That group's probably our most important investment, |
884 | 00:36:39,417 | 00:36:41,959 | that the kids who are in the honors class | that the kids who are in the honors class |
885 | 00:36:42,041 | 00:36:44,000 | because it's important. I want everyone to know that | because it's important. I want everyone to know that |
886 | 00:36:44,083 | 00:36:45,834 | Stockton Scholars is for everybody, | Stockton Scholars is for everybody, |
887 | 00:36:45,917 | 00:36:47,333 | and everyone includes them. | and everyone includes them. |
888 | 00:36:47,417 | 00:36:49,250 | Michael. Nice to meet you, man. | Michael. Nice to meet you, man. |
889 | 00:36:50,083 | 00:36:51,500 | Michael, nice to meet you, man. | Michael, nice to meet you, man. |
890 | 00:36:51,583 | 00:36:53,917 | (high school chatter) | (high school chatter) |
891 | 00:36:54,000 | 00:36:55,208 | Y'all good? | Y'all good? |
892 | 00:36:55,291 | 00:36:57,000 | -Evans: Hey... -Tubbs: What's up, man? | -Evans: Hey... -Tubbs: What's up, man? |
893 | 00:36:57,083 | 00:36:59,125 | Evans: | Evans: |
894 | 00:36:59,917 | 00:37:01,542 | Oh, it's probably be zero. | Oh, it's probably be zero. |
895 | 00:37:01,625 | 00:37:03,000 | But if you haven't filled out your FAFSA, | But if you haven't filled out your FAFSA, |
896 | 00:37:03,083 | 00:37:04,250 | you gotta do that FAFSA thing first. | you gotta do that FAFSA thing first. |
897 | 00:37:04,333 | 00:37:05,917 | That's the thing 'cause you can't fill out | That's the thing 'cause you can't fill out |
898 | 00:37:06,000 | 00:37:09,208 | -the Stockton Scholars form till you do this thing. -The thing with FAFSA though was | -the Stockton Scholars form till you do this thing. -The thing with FAFSA though was |
899 | 00:37:09,291 | 00:37:11,917 | I wanted my mom to be here because you know how you need | I wanted my mom to be here because you know how you need |
900 | 00:37:12,000 | 00:37:14,208 | -the tax thing? -Yeah, you gotta do it with your parents. | -the tax thing? -Yeah, you gotta do it with your parents. |
901 | 00:37:14,291 | 00:37:16,208 | Yeah, we're not gonna be able to fill it out, though. | Yeah, we're not gonna be able to fill it out, though. |
902 | 00:37:16,291 | 00:37:18,542 | -Are you emancipated? No? -Evans: No. | -Are you emancipated? No? -Evans: No. |
903 | 00:37:18,625 | 00:37:20,875 | Tubbs: My mom was a senior when I was like one. | Tubbs: My mom was a senior when I was like one. |
904 | 00:37:20,959 | 00:37:22,834 | So when she was walking across the stage, | So when she was walking across the stage, |
905 | 00:37:22,917 | 00:37:24,375 | her friend brought me over. | her friend brought me over. |
906 | 00:37:24,458 | 00:37:26,750 | So, there's a picture of me and my mom on stage. | So, there's a picture of me and my mom on stage. |
907 | 00:37:26,834 | 00:37:28,709 | Like she got her diploma, then she got me. | Like she got her diploma, then she got me. |
908 | 00:37:28,792 | 00:37:31,959 | -What's your baby's name? Jeremiah. -Jeremiah. | -What's your baby's name? Jeremiah. -Jeremiah. |
909 | 00:37:32,625 | 00:37:34,583 | Joy Almendarez: Oh, Jeremooty! | Joy Almendarez: Oh, Jeremooty! |
910 | 00:37:34,667 | 00:37:37,000 | Here you go. Here you go. | Here you go. Here you go. |
911 | 00:37:38,166 | 00:37:40,875 | I found out, and I was dating her at the time. | I found out, and I was dating her at the time. |
912 | 00:37:42,333 | 00:37:45,625 | -Lemme see, I'm trying to look at your face. -Oh yeah, yeah, yeah... | -Lemme see, I'm trying to look at your face. -Oh yeah, yeah, yeah... |
913 | 00:37:45,709 | 00:37:47,917 | -Can't go too far into it. -Ooh, ice cream. | -Can't go too far into it. -Ooh, ice cream. |
914 | 00:37:48,000 | 00:37:50,291 | Almendarez: I didn't tell her directly. I was like, | Almendarez: I didn't tell her directly. I was like, |
915 | 00:37:50,375 | 00:37:53,750 | there's something in my stomach. Like, something you gotta know. | there's something in my stomach. Like, something you gotta know. |
916 | 00:37:53,834 | 00:37:55,834 | (indistinct) | (indistinct) |
917 | 00:37:57,000 | 00:38:00,083 | -And I said, you pregnant? Like... -(laughs) | -And I said, you pregnant? Like... -(laughs) |
918 | 00:38:00,166 | 00:38:02,875 | I wasn't mad that she was having a baby. | I wasn't mad that she was having a baby. |
919 | 00:38:02,959 | 00:38:05,542 | I was mad she cheated on me, and now she having a baby. | I was mad she cheated on me, and now she having a baby. |
920 | 00:38:06,166 | 00:38:08,250 | -I was cheating on her or whatever. -Right? | -I was cheating on her or whatever. -Right? |
921 | 00:38:08,333 | 00:38:11,125 | 'Cause I'm not gay. I was going through a little phase. | 'Cause I'm not gay. I was going through a little phase. |
922 | 00:38:11,208 | 00:38:12,875 | -(Banks mouthing) -She was a little friend. | -(Banks mouthing) -She was a little friend. |
923 | 00:38:12,959 | 00:38:15,959 | We still talk. Not like talk like that. | We still talk. Not like talk like that. |
924 | 00:38:16,041 | 00:38:18,041 | -Not like that, you know. -Yeah. | -Not like that, you know. -Yeah. |
925 | 00:38:18,917 | 00:38:20,125 | So... | So... |
926 | 00:38:20,208 | 00:38:22,959 | This is his apples. I got you some apples. | This is his apples. I got you some apples. |
927 | 00:38:23,041 | 00:38:26,083 | I got you some apples. I was thinking about you. | I got you some apples. I was thinking about you. |
928 | 00:38:26,166 | 00:38:27,917 | Eugenia Nunez Coilton: It was hard at first, | Eugenia Nunez Coilton: It was hard at first, |
929 | 00:38:28,000 | 00:38:30,667 | and it really hurt me on the inside because she was young. | and it really hurt me on the inside because she was young. |
930 | 00:38:31,166 | 00:38:33,750 | But I told her, I said your main focus is to finish high school | But I told her, I said your main focus is to finish high school |
931 | 00:38:33,834 | 00:38:35,667 | and graduate, and then after that, | and graduate, and then after that, |
932 | 00:38:35,750 | 00:38:37,333 | we'll just roll with the punches. | we'll just roll with the punches. |
933 | 00:38:38,875 | 00:38:41,625 | Almendarez: I just thought my life was like over. | Almendarez: I just thought my life was like over. |
934 | 00:38:41,709 | 00:38:44,333 | I didn't know how like the home study stuff worked, | I didn't know how like the home study stuff worked, |
935 | 00:38:44,417 | 00:38:47,500 | so I was like, am I gonna keep going to school? | so I was like, am I gonna keep going to school? |
936 | 00:38:48,542 | 00:38:51,959 | Then I told my mom. She was really, really mad, | Then I told my mom. She was really, really mad, |
937 | 00:38:52,041 | 00:38:54,583 | but she doesn't believe in abortion, so. | but she doesn't believe in abortion, so. |
938 | 00:38:54,667 | 00:38:58,000 | She, like, told me to keep it and everything-- him. | She, like, told me to keep it and everything-- him. |
939 | 00:38:58,083 | 00:38:59,959 | (laughs) Keep him. | (laughs) Keep him. |
940 | 00:39:00,041 | 00:39:02,500 | Crowd (singing): Happy birthday to you! | Crowd (singing): Happy birthday to you! |
941 | 00:39:02,583 | 00:39:06,333 | ♪ Happy birthday, dear Michael ♪ | ♪ Happy birthday, dear Michael ♪ |
942 | 00:39:06,417 | 00:39:10,208 | ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪ | ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪ |
943 | 00:39:10,291 | 00:39:13,375 | -Yay, Michael! -Blow out your candle! | -Yay, Michael! -Blow out your candle! |
944 | 00:39:15,959 | 00:39:18,375 | Dixon: What made me continue to go to school was because | Dixon: What made me continue to go to school was because |
945 | 00:39:18,458 | 00:39:20,500 | I knew people were talking about me. | I knew people were talking about me. |
946 | 00:39:20,583 | 00:39:22,000 | Like, "Oh, she might as well give up. | Like, "Oh, she might as well give up. |
947 | 00:39:22,083 | 00:39:24,333 | You know, she's pregnant, so why go to school?" | You know, she's pregnant, so why go to school?" |
948 | 00:39:24,417 | 00:39:26,291 | So, when someone tell me what I can't do, | So, when someone tell me what I can't do, |
949 | 00:39:26,375 | 00:39:28,166 | that motivates me to do it, | that motivates me to do it, |
950 | 00:39:28,250 | 00:39:29,959 | so I had to prove the world wrong. | so I had to prove the world wrong. |
951 | 00:39:30,917 | 00:39:32,667 | Woman: Come on, Michael. | Woman: Come on, Michael. |
952 | 00:39:32,750 | 00:39:35,083 | -You know how to blow. -I'm blowing! | -You know how to blow. -I'm blowing! |
953 | 00:39:35,625 | 00:39:38,583 | Dixon: I thank God for my mom and my sister because we have | Dixon: I thank God for my mom and my sister because we have |
954 | 00:39:38,667 | 00:39:41,208 | different personalities. I'm the strict one. My sister, | different personalities. I'm the strict one. My sister, |
955 | 00:39:41,291 | 00:39:43,041 | she's the nice one, and Michael always goes to | she's the nice one, and Michael always goes to |
956 | 00:39:43,125 | 00:39:44,291 | when he wants something. | when he wants something. |
957 | 00:39:45,625 | 00:39:47,834 | Man: They're restraining Michael. He wants his birthday cake. | Man: They're restraining Michael. He wants his birthday cake. |
958 | 00:39:47,917 | 00:39:50,709 | -(indistinct) -This brother is ready to eat. | -(indistinct) -This brother is ready to eat. |
959 | 00:39:50,792 | 00:39:52,583 | Tasha Dixon: So, I always made sure we did fun things, | Tasha Dixon: So, I always made sure we did fun things, |
960 | 00:39:52,667 | 00:39:54,667 | so we either went to the library, | so we either went to the library, |
961 | 00:39:54,750 | 00:39:57,083 | the student story times. | the student story times. |
962 | 00:39:57,166 | 00:39:59,041 | We'd go home and I'd read to him all the time, | We'd go home and I'd read to him all the time, |
963 | 00:39:59,125 | 00:40:02,041 | or I had the TV on Learning Channel. | or I had the TV on Learning Channel. |
964 | 00:40:02,125 | 00:40:03,834 | And I never forget this. One time, | And I never forget this. One time, |
965 | 00:40:03,917 | 00:40:05,667 | I had it on the Spanish channel | I had it on the Spanish channel |
966 | 00:40:05,750 | 00:40:07,375 | thinking that he was gonna learn some Spanish. | thinking that he was gonna learn some Spanish. |
967 | 00:40:07,458 | 00:40:10,250 | I didn't know it, but I figured the TV would teach him. (laugh) | I didn't know it, but I figured the TV would teach him. (laugh) |
968 | 00:40:10,625 | 00:40:12,500 | But, I was trying to raise him, too. | But, I was trying to raise him, too. |
969 | 00:40:12,583 | 00:40:15,959 | Just wanted to make sure that they would be smart kids. | Just wanted to make sure that they would be smart kids. |
970 | 00:40:16,667 | 00:40:18,917 | Nicholson: The three of us that really kind of | Nicholson: The three of us that really kind of |
971 | 00:40:19,000 | 00:40:20,709 | brought him up. | brought him up. |
972 | 00:40:20,792 | 00:40:23,250 | I would be more of the spiritual part. | I would be more of the spiritual part. |
973 | 00:40:23,333 | 00:40:25,250 | When I came in and gave advice, | When I came in and gave advice, |
974 | 00:40:25,333 | 00:40:27,417 | I would always make sure that they understood that | I would always make sure that they understood that |
975 | 00:40:27,500 | 00:40:29,291 | there is a God, that he's alive, | there is a God, that he's alive, |
976 | 00:40:29,375 | 00:40:31,083 | and, you know, what would God do. | and, you know, what would God do. |
977 | 00:40:31,166 | 00:40:33,583 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
978 | 00:40:33,667 | 00:40:36,250 | Dixon: When he was born, I'd just see magazines and see TV shows, | Dixon: When he was born, I'd just see magazines and see TV shows, |
979 | 00:40:36,333 | 00:40:39,250 | and I'm like, "Why I can't have a child like that? | and I'm like, "Why I can't have a child like that? |
980 | 00:40:39,333 | 00:40:41,125 | "If they could do it, why can't I do it? | "If they could do it, why can't I do it? |
981 | 00:40:41,208 | 00:40:43,500 | Why can't I raise a child to become someone great?" | Why can't I raise a child to become someone great?" |
982 | 00:40:46,208 | 00:40:48,417 | Chanting: 'Cause I am somebody, | Chanting: 'Cause I am somebody, |
983 | 00:40:48,500 | 00:40:50,375 | and I won't be stopped by nobody. | and I won't be stopped by nobody. |
984 | 00:40:50,458 | 00:40:53,125 | I got my fist in the air, movement in my feet. | I got my fist in the air, movement in my feet. |
985 | 00:40:53,208 | 00:40:55,583 | I got love for my people, and it starts with me. | I got love for my people, and it starts with me. |
986 | 00:40:55,667 | 00:40:56,709 | Su voto ! | Su voto ! |
987 | 00:40:57,500 | 00:40:59,417 | (cars honking) | (cars honking) |
988 | 00:40:59,500 | 00:41:02,125 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
989 | 00:41:02,208 | 00:41:04,375 | Tubbs: Winning and losing has real consequences. | Tubbs: Winning and losing has real consequences. |
990 | 00:41:06,208 | 00:41:08,917 | Like, Hillary Clinton losing means kids are in cages. | Like, Hillary Clinton losing means kids are in cages. |
991 | 00:41:10,208 | 00:41:12,625 | Or the Republicans continuing to win seats | Or the Republicans continuing to win seats |
992 | 00:41:12,709 | 00:41:14,834 | means that there's assault rifles gonna be at the church | means that there's assault rifles gonna be at the church |
993 | 00:41:14,917 | 00:41:16,959 | or at the mosque or at the movie theater, | or at the mosque or at the movie theater, |
994 | 00:41:17,041 | 00:41:19,000 | and have a tragedy happen. | and have a tragedy happen. |
995 | 00:41:19,083 | 00:41:22,166 | So, I think the stakes are life and death in many respects. | So, I think the stakes are life and death in many respects. |
996 | 00:41:22,875 | 00:41:24,834 | Samuel Nunez: This is the most important midterm election | Samuel Nunez: This is the most important midterm election |
997 | 00:41:24,917 | 00:41:26,125 | of our time right now. | of our time right now. |
998 | 00:41:26,208 | 00:41:28,834 | We're gonna be choosing our school board in a city that has | We're gonna be choosing our school board in a city that has |
999 | 00:41:28,917 | 00:41:31,083 | the lowest literacy rate in the state, | the lowest literacy rate in the state, |
1000 | 00:41:31,166 | 00:41:33,500 | the third worst in the nation, and that's important. | the third worst in the nation, and that's important. |
1001 | 00:41:33,583 | 00:41:35,458 | And the stakes are huge right now. | And the stakes are huge right now. |
1002 | 00:41:35,542 | 00:41:37,583 | This is what democracy, as they say, looks like. | This is what democracy, as they say, looks like. |
1003 | 00:41:37,667 | 00:41:39,625 | Tubbs: When I go vote in the ballot box, | Tubbs: When I go vote in the ballot box, |
1004 | 00:41:39,709 | 00:41:41,333 | I just remember the scripture when | I just remember the scripture when |
1005 | 00:41:41,417 | 00:41:44,333 | Jesus says, "When I was hungry, did you feed me? | Jesus says, "When I was hungry, did you feed me? |
1006 | 00:41:44,417 | 00:41:46,500 | "When I was naked, did you clothe me? | "When I was naked, did you clothe me? |
1007 | 00:41:46,583 | 00:41:48,000 | "When I was in jail, did you visit me? | "When I was in jail, did you visit me? |
1008 | 00:41:48,083 | 00:41:49,959 | As you do to the least of these, you do unto me." | As you do to the least of these, you do unto me." |
1009 | 00:41:50,041 | 00:41:53,000 | What Jesus didn't say is, "You have a preexisting condition, | What Jesus didn't say is, "You have a preexisting condition, |
1010 | 00:41:53,083 | 00:41:55,000 | so we're not gonna give you health care." | so we're not gonna give you health care." |
1011 | 00:41:55,083 | 00:41:57,333 | He didn't say that, "You didn't earn food, you didn't earn shelter, | He didn't say that, "You didn't earn food, you didn't earn shelter, |
1012 | 00:41:57,417 | 00:41:59,834 | you made too many mistakes." He also said | you made too many mistakes." He also said |
1013 | 00:41:59,917 | 00:42:02,000 | how we treat the least of these in our communities | how we treat the least of these in our communities |
1014 | 00:42:02,083 | 00:42:03,792 | are how we literally treat him. | are how we literally treat him. |
1015 | 00:42:04,417 | 00:42:06,792 | Today's not just about today. It's really more about tomorrow, | Today's not just about today. It's really more about tomorrow, |
1016 | 00:42:06,875 | 00:42:08,792 | what happens after. If we do that, | what happens after. If we do that, |
1017 | 00:42:08,875 | 00:42:10,542 | we'll make this city continue to come alive. So again, | we'll make this city continue to come alive. So again, |
1018 | 00:42:10,625 | 00:42:12,291 | thank you all for your leadership and your work. | thank you all for your leadership and your work. |
1019 | 00:42:12,375 | 00:42:14,542 | I'm looking forward to seeing the results of it tonight. | I'm looking forward to seeing the results of it tonight. |
1020 | 00:42:14,625 | 00:42:17,125 | (cheering and applause) | (cheering and applause) |
1021 | 00:42:17,208 | 00:42:19,500 | (TV chatter) | (TV chatter) |
1022 | 00:42:19,583 | 00:42:21,041 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1023 | 00:42:21,125 | 00:42:24,125 | Tubbs: Scott Walker's losing. Hey-hey-hey! Turn it up. | Tubbs: Scott Walker's losing. Hey-hey-hey! Turn it up. |
1024 | 00:42:25,000 | 00:42:26,709 | How is Stacey Abrams doing? | How is Stacey Abrams doing? |
1025 | 00:42:26,792 | 00:42:29,250 | Lopez: That was not looking too good earlier, | Lopez: That was not looking too good earlier, |
1026 | 00:42:29,333 | 00:42:30,750 | but a lot of room to grow. | but a lot of room to grow. |
1027 | 00:42:31,959 | 00:42:33,458 | Tubbs: It shouldn't be this close. People are crazy. | Tubbs: It shouldn't be this close. People are crazy. |
1028 | 00:42:33,542 | 00:42:36,542 | Reporter: Ted Cruz will remain in the Senate for another six years. | Reporter: Ted Cruz will remain in the Senate for another six years. |
1029 | 00:42:36,625 | 00:42:38,709 | -Lopez: Gross. -Ugh! | -Lopez: Gross. -Ugh! |
1030 | 00:42:38,792 | 00:42:41,542 | Oh! I'm gonna cry! | Oh! I'm gonna cry! |
1031 | 00:42:41,625 | 00:42:44,333 | I'm literally going to cry if Andrew doesn't win! | I'm literally going to cry if Andrew doesn't win! |
1032 | 00:42:44,417 | 00:42:46,709 | Oh, I'm gonna cry! Oh, that hurts. | Oh, I'm gonna cry! Oh, that hurts. |
1033 | 00:42:46,792 | 00:42:48,792 | I thought for sure he was gonna win! | I thought for sure he was gonna win! |
1034 | 00:42:49,959 | 00:42:51,709 | Lopez: They're calling it. Democrats win House. | Lopez: They're calling it. Democrats win House. |
1035 | 00:42:51,792 | 00:42:53,667 | At least they don't have the House and the Senate. | At least they don't have the House and the Senate. |
1036 | 00:42:53,750 | 00:42:56,041 | They used to have the House and the damn Senate. | They used to have the House and the damn Senate. |
1037 | 00:42:56,125 | 00:42:57,667 | So look, I'm counting my blessings. | So look, I'm counting my blessings. |
1038 | 00:42:57,750 | 00:42:59,542 | I think James Carville said it best when he said | I think James Carville said it best when he said |
1039 | 00:42:59,625 | 00:43:01,166 | anybody that was anticipating | anybody that was anticipating |
1040 | 00:43:01,250 | 00:43:03,333 | a blue wave tonight's not gonna get it. | a blue wave tonight's not gonna get it. |
1041 | 00:43:03,417 | 00:43:05,166 | Maybe you get a ripple, but I certainly don't think | Maybe you get a ripple, but I certainly don't think |
1042 | 00:43:05,250 | 00:43:06,583 | that there's a blue wave. | that there's a blue wave. |
1043 | 00:43:06,667 | 00:43:09,917 | Tubbs: Election night, I was filled with a lot of guilt. | Tubbs: Election night, I was filled with a lot of guilt. |
1044 | 00:43:10,000 | 00:43:11,875 | I remember seeing some of the results, | I remember seeing some of the results, |
1045 | 00:43:11,959 | 00:43:13,625 | some of my council candidates who lost. | some of my council candidates who lost. |
1046 | 00:43:13,709 | 00:43:15,125 | But, if you look at the vote totals, | But, if you look at the vote totals, |
1047 | 00:43:15,208 | 00:43:17,250 | it wasn't that many votes. And I was like, man, | it wasn't that many votes. And I was like, man, |
1048 | 00:43:17,333 | 00:43:19,625 | if I had hosted three phone banks. | if I had hosted three phone banks. |
1049 | 00:43:19,709 | 00:43:23,250 | And then, nationally, good friends like Stacey Abrams | And then, nationally, good friends like Stacey Abrams |
1050 | 00:43:23,333 | 00:43:25,542 | and Andrew Gillum not winning. | and Andrew Gillum not winning. |
1051 | 00:43:25,625 | 00:43:28,417 | I just felt that maybe, my read on the world | I just felt that maybe, my read on the world |
1052 | 00:43:28,500 | 00:43:31,375 | or society or the city just wasn't really in line | or society or the city just wasn't really in line |
1053 | 00:43:31,458 | 00:43:33,417 | with what people were actually feeling. | with what people were actually feeling. |
1054 | 00:43:33,500 | 00:43:35,083 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1055 | 00:43:35,166 | 00:43:38,083 | (clippers buzzing) | (clippers buzzing) |
1056 | 00:43:38,166 | 00:43:41,709 | Barber 1: I've been cutting his hair since he was a kid, right? | Barber 1: I've been cutting his hair since he was a kid, right? |
1057 | 00:43:41,792 | 00:43:43,417 | He used to come and knock on the door. | He used to come and knock on the door. |
1058 | 00:43:43,500 | 00:43:46,125 | We knew what time it was and who it was. | We knew what time it was and who it was. |
1059 | 00:43:46,208 | 00:43:49,667 | Every time he came and knocked on that door, I was like, man, | Every time he came and knocked on that door, I was like, man, |
1060 | 00:43:49,750 | 00:43:52,834 | -it's this kid! -(laughs) | -it's this kid! -(laughs) |
1061 | 00:43:53,542 | 00:43:56,291 | This guy got his haircut, | This guy got his haircut, |
1062 | 00:43:56,375 | 00:43:59,667 | and he'd just be quiet the whole time! | and he'd just be quiet the whole time! |
1063 | 00:43:59,750 | 00:44:02,750 | Just quiet! I didn't know he was just being quiet | Just quiet! I didn't know he was just being quiet |
1064 | 00:44:02,834 | 00:44:04,959 | because he was thinking. I thought he was just quiet | because he was thinking. I thought he was just quiet |
1065 | 00:44:05,041 | 00:44:08,458 | 'cause he was shy. (laughs) You know what I mean? | 'cause he was shy. (laughs) You know what I mean? |
1066 | 00:44:08,542 | 00:44:11,166 | So, one day, man, I was thumbing through the internet, | So, one day, man, I was thumbing through the internet, |
1067 | 00:44:11,250 | 00:44:13,667 | and I was lookin', | and I was lookin', |
1068 | 00:44:13,750 | 00:44:17,000 | and I seen him talking! | and I seen him talking! |
1069 | 00:44:17,375 | 00:44:19,417 | I said, man! | I said, man! |
1070 | 00:44:20,083 | 00:44:21,625 | I feel cheated! (laughs) | I feel cheated! (laughs) |
1071 | 00:44:21,709 | 00:44:24,000 | Yeah, I was like, man, I feel cheated, man, | Yeah, I was like, man, I feel cheated, man, |
1072 | 00:44:24,083 | 00:44:26,000 | because I found out that you could talk like that | because I found out that you could talk like that |
1073 | 00:44:26,083 | 00:44:28,083 | all of this time, man, and knew what you were doing. | all of this time, man, and knew what you were doing. |
1074 | 00:44:28,166 | 00:44:30,041 | So, he was just sittin' up there absorbing. | So, he was just sittin' up there absorbing. |
1075 | 00:44:30,125 | 00:44:33,333 | So, it really turns out that all the time, he'd been listening. | So, it really turns out that all the time, he'd been listening. |
1076 | 00:44:33,417 | 00:44:35,667 | -(buzzing) -Barber 2: | -(buzzing) -Barber 2: |
1077 | 00:44:35,750 | 00:44:38,166 | Yeah. They can look and see where he came from, | Yeah. They can look and see where he came from, |
1078 | 00:44:38,250 | 00:44:39,959 | look at his background, | look at his background, |
1079 | 00:44:40,041 | 00:44:42,583 | his father, and stuff like that. | his father, and stuff like that. |
1080 | 00:44:43,417 | 00:44:46,333 | You can still do it. You know? | You can still do it. You know? |
1081 | 00:44:46,417 | 00:44:49,458 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1082 | 00:44:55,417 | 00:44:57,959 | Tubbs: I remember being 12 and going. | Tubbs: I remember being 12 and going. |
1083 | 00:44:59,750 | 00:45:02,875 | I remember being on the bus with all women | I remember being on the bus with all women |
1084 | 00:45:02,959 | 00:45:04,834 | because always the women who go to visit, | because always the women who go to visit, |
1085 | 00:45:04,917 | 00:45:07,667 | whether they're mothers or girlfriends. | whether they're mothers or girlfriends. |
1086 | 00:45:07,750 | 00:45:09,667 | I remember the guards looking at us | I remember the guards looking at us |
1087 | 00:45:09,750 | 00:45:11,166 | as if we had committed a crime. | as if we had committed a crime. |
1088 | 00:45:11,250 | 00:45:12,792 | 134! | 134! |
1089 | 00:45:13,291 | 00:45:15,250 | (prison chatter) | (prison chatter) |
1090 | 00:45:15,333 | 00:45:18,875 | But what I remember most like leaving and just seeing how sad | But what I remember most like leaving and just seeing how sad |
1091 | 00:45:18,959 | 00:45:21,333 | everyone was. Like for 30 minutes, everybody was happy, | everyone was. Like for 30 minutes, everybody was happy, |
1092 | 00:45:21,417 | 00:45:23,750 | but then as we all left, | but then as we all left, |
1093 | 00:45:23,834 | 00:45:26,250 | you hear the babies crying and the girlfriends crying | you hear the babies crying and the girlfriends crying |
1094 | 00:45:26,333 | 00:45:28,000 | and the men are like really sad. | and the men are like really sad. |
1095 | 00:45:28,333 | 00:45:31,417 | I just really told myself that I didn't wanna go back, | I just really told myself that I didn't wanna go back, |
1096 | 00:45:31,500 | 00:45:33,000 | not because I didn't wanna see my father, | not because I didn't wanna see my father, |
1097 | 00:45:33,083 | 00:45:34,417 | but I didn't wanna put myself through-- | but I didn't wanna put myself through-- |
1098 | 00:45:34,500 | 00:45:36,417 | It was like a traumatic experience. | It was like a traumatic experience. |
1099 | 00:45:38,667 | 00:45:41,041 | You have people living in cages. | You have people living in cages. |
1100 | 00:45:41,125 | 00:45:43,333 | It's like a perverse zoo in a way, | It's like a perverse zoo in a way, |
1101 | 00:45:43,417 | 00:45:45,709 | so that meeting stuck with me because I vowed to myself. | so that meeting stuck with me because I vowed to myself. |
1102 | 00:45:45,792 | 00:45:48,375 | I said, I will never... | I said, I will never... |
1103 | 00:45:48,458 | 00:45:51,166 | put myself, or I'll do my best not to put myself | put myself, or I'll do my best not to put myself |
1104 | 00:45:51,250 | 00:45:53,583 | in a situation where that will also be my destiny. | in a situation where that will also be my destiny. |
1105 | 00:45:53,667 | 00:45:56,291 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1106 | 00:45:56,375 | 00:45:57,917 | Tubbs Sr.: So, he come to see me. | Tubbs Sr.: So, he come to see me. |
1107 | 00:45:58,000 | 00:45:59,875 | I'm at Mill Creek State Prison at the time. | I'm at Mill Creek State Prison at the time. |
1108 | 00:46:00,875 | 00:46:02,458 | He's 12 years old. | He's 12 years old. |
1109 | 00:46:02,542 | 00:46:04,250 | He come in the visiting room. We sit down. | He come in the visiting room. We sit down. |
1110 | 00:46:04,333 | 00:46:06,500 | I tell him, I said, "Look around, tell me what you see." | I tell him, I said, "Look around, tell me what you see." |
1111 | 00:46:07,125 | 00:46:09,583 | And he said, "I see people visiting they family, | And he said, "I see people visiting they family, |
1112 | 00:46:09,667 | 00:46:11,709 | their loved ones." I told him, I said, "Well, | their loved ones." I told him, I said, "Well, |
1113 | 00:46:11,792 | 00:46:14,417 | "me, I see, 'cause the society tells me, | "me, I see, 'cause the society tells me, |
1114 | 00:46:14,500 | 00:46:17,458 | "that you gonna be my cellie or somebody else's cellie | "that you gonna be my cellie or somebody else's cellie |
1115 | 00:46:17,542 | 00:46:19,542 | "because you're from a single parent home, | "because you're from a single parent home, |
1116 | 00:46:19,625 | 00:46:21,083 | "your dad's in prison, | "your dad's in prison, |
1117 | 00:46:21,166 | 00:46:23,208 | you're Black, you know," I scared him, I said, | you're Black, you know," I scared him, I said, |
1118 | 00:46:23,291 | 00:46:25,291 | "The deck is really stacked against you. | "The deck is really stacked against you. |
1119 | 00:46:25,375 | 00:46:27,583 | What you gonna do to show 'em different?" | What you gonna do to show 'em different?" |
1120 | 00:46:27,667 | 00:46:30,250 | And he told me, "I ain't never going to jail. Watch." | And he told me, "I ain't never going to jail. Watch." |
1121 | 00:46:30,333 | 00:46:34,750 | And every year since then, I got every report card he ever had. | And every year since then, I got every report card he ever had. |
1122 | 00:46:34,834 | 00:46:37,000 | Straight A's, couple B's, | Straight A's, couple B's, |
1123 | 00:46:37,083 | 00:46:39,834 | just real proud, so, whatever, whatever, | just real proud, so, whatever, whatever, |
1124 | 00:46:39,917 | 00:46:41,500 | whatever resonated in that conversation | whatever resonated in that conversation |
1125 | 00:46:41,583 | 00:46:44,458 | really stuck to him 'cause he already made his mind up. | really stuck to him 'cause he already made his mind up. |
1126 | 00:46:44,542 | 00:46:46,667 | I don't if it was resentment toward me for not being there | I don't if it was resentment toward me for not being there |
1127 | 00:46:46,750 | 00:46:48,583 | or whatever, but he made his mind up | or whatever, but he made his mind up |
1128 | 00:46:48,667 | 00:46:50,333 | that he was never comin' to prison. | that he was never comin' to prison. |
1129 | 00:46:50,417 | 00:46:52,333 | Protester: From Palestine to the Philippines... | Protester: From Palestine to the Philippines... |
1130 | 00:46:52,417 | 00:46:54,291 | Protesters: Stop the US war machine! | Protesters: Stop the US war machine! |
1131 | 00:46:54,375 | 00:46:56,291 | Protester: From Palestine to the Philippines... | Protester: From Palestine to the Philippines... |
1132 | 00:46:56,375 | 00:46:57,792 | Protesters: Stop the US war machine! | Protesters: Stop the US war machine! |
1133 | 00:46:57,875 | 00:46:59,166 | Tubbs: My freshman year in college, | Tubbs: My freshman year in college, |
1134 | 00:46:59,250 | 00:47:01,083 | I took a class on the civil rights movement. | I took a class on the civil rights movement. |
1135 | 00:47:01,166 | 00:47:02,583 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1136 | 00:47:02,667 | 00:47:06,291 | And I was so moved by the activists | And I was so moved by the activists |
1137 | 00:47:06,375 | 00:47:08,458 | and the way they had sacrificed. | and the way they had sacrificed. |
1138 | 00:47:08,542 | 00:47:09,959 | (cheering) | (cheering) |
1139 | 00:47:10,041 | 00:47:12,333 | But they weren't necessarily in the halls of power | But they weren't necessarily in the halls of power |
1140 | 00:47:12,417 | 00:47:14,417 | to make the decision. | to make the decision. |
1141 | 00:47:14,500 | 00:47:16,583 | So, the activism was dependent on someone | So, the activism was dependent on someone |
1142 | 00:47:16,667 | 00:47:20,041 | in office or with authority to make the change. | in office or with authority to make the change. |
1143 | 00:47:20,125 | 00:47:22,625 | I remember I told my friends, I'ma take one for the team. | I remember I told my friends, I'ma take one for the team. |
1144 | 00:47:22,709 | 00:47:24,542 | Brenda Vasquez: Monies from undisclosed | Brenda Vasquez: Monies from undisclosed |
1145 | 00:47:24,625 | 00:47:27,291 | contributors is going into Mayor Tubbs' non-profit. | contributors is going into Mayor Tubbs' non-profit. |
1146 | 00:47:27,959 | 00:47:29,667 | Woman: I'm not paying all your taxes, | Woman: I'm not paying all your taxes, |
1147 | 00:47:29,750 | 00:47:33,166 | and I sure as hell ain't paying it | and I sure as hell ain't paying it |
1148 | 00:47:33,250 | 00:47:35,291 | for you kids to get scholarships | for you kids to get scholarships |
1149 | 00:47:35,375 | 00:47:37,333 | to go to college. | to go to college. |
1150 | 00:47:37,417 | 00:47:40,667 | Tubbs: Governing is different because it's not as pretty, | Tubbs: Governing is different because it's not as pretty, |
1151 | 00:47:40,750 | 00:47:43,041 | it's not as fun, it's not as flashy. | it's not as fun, it's not as flashy. |
1152 | 00:47:43,125 | 00:47:46,375 | We gotta remember that God knows every thought, | We gotta remember that God knows every thought, |
1153 | 00:47:46,458 | 00:47:48,625 | every act of every human. | every act of every human. |
1154 | 00:47:48,709 | 00:47:51,792 | (inhales) Suck it deep into your lungs and hold it. | (inhales) Suck it deep into your lungs and hold it. |
1155 | 00:47:51,875 | 00:47:54,458 | I wanna invite you to eliminate | I wanna invite you to eliminate |
1156 | 00:47:54,542 | 00:47:56,542 | pornography from your lives. | pornography from your lives. |
1157 | 00:47:56,625 | 00:47:58,083 | Is there a motion to approve? | Is there a motion to approve? |
1158 | 00:47:58,166 | 00:47:59,750 | Motion carried six to zero. | Motion carried six to zero. |
1159 | 00:47:59,834 | 00:48:02,417 | Move on to item 13.1. | Move on to item 13.1. |
1160 | 00:48:03,792 | 00:48:06,083 | Lopez: We try to capture a lot of what the mayor's doing | Lopez: We try to capture a lot of what the mayor's doing |
1161 | 00:48:06,166 | 00:48:09,083 | through social media, but it's a challenge right now, | through social media, but it's a challenge right now, |
1162 | 00:48:09,166 | 00:48:10,375 | especially with this Trump era. | especially with this Trump era. |
1163 | 00:48:10,458 | 00:48:12,709 | Because the negative stuff is just what gets the clicks, | Because the negative stuff is just what gets the clicks, |
1164 | 00:48:12,792 | 00:48:15,208 | gets the likes, gets the shares, and the positive stuff | gets the likes, gets the shares, and the positive stuff |
1165 | 00:48:15,291 | 00:48:17,917 | isn't all that interesting sometimes. | isn't all that interesting sometimes. |
1166 | 00:48:18,000 | 00:48:20,125 | So, it really is a struggle. | So, it really is a struggle. |
1167 | 00:48:20,625 | 00:48:24,583 | (shouting, arguing) | (shouting, arguing) |
1168 | 00:48:25,834 | 00:48:27,333 | Ma'am, stop cussing in my chambers. | Ma'am, stop cussing in my chambers. |
1169 | 00:48:27,417 | 00:48:28,709 | (shouting continues) | (shouting continues) |
1170 | 00:48:28,792 | 00:48:29,917 | Lopez: Thinking back to when | Lopez: Thinking back to when |
1171 | 00:48:30,000 | 00:48:31,834 | Michael Tubbs became Mayor Tubbs, | Michael Tubbs became Mayor Tubbs, |
1172 | 00:48:31,917 | 00:48:34,333 | those first couple of council meetings, they were ugly, man. | those first couple of council meetings, they were ugly, man. |
1173 | 00:48:34,417 | 00:48:37,458 | (indistinct shouting) | (indistinct shouting) |
1174 | 00:48:39,000 | 00:48:42,875 | (shouting continues) | (shouting continues) |
1175 | 00:48:43,792 | 00:48:46,542 | They were upset with Mayor Tubbs | They were upset with Mayor Tubbs |
1176 | 00:48:46,625 | 00:48:49,750 | for two situations that the cops had been involved in. | for two situations that the cops had been involved in. |
1177 | 00:48:49,834 | 00:48:51,917 | Well, both of those cases happened | Well, both of those cases happened |
1178 | 00:48:52,000 | 00:48:55,041 | way before Mayor Tubbs was even in office. | way before Mayor Tubbs was even in office. |
1179 | 00:48:56,875 | 00:48:59,417 | One speaker talked about, | One speaker talked about, |
1180 | 00:48:59,500 | 00:49:02,000 | "The haters are coming for you," speaking to me directly. | "The haters are coming for you," speaking to me directly. |
1181 | 00:49:02,667 | 00:49:04,583 | I didn't feel threatened, but let's make no mistake. | I didn't feel threatened, but let's make no mistake. |
1182 | 00:49:04,667 | 00:49:06,917 | -Threats were made. -Lopez: And then when the protesters | -Threats were made. -Lopez: And then when the protesters |
1183 | 00:49:07,000 | 00:49:08,875 | stopped showing up, the media stopped showing up | stopped showing up, the media stopped showing up |
1184 | 00:49:08,959 | 00:49:10,792 | 'cause there was no story to tell. | 'cause there was no story to tell. |
1185 | 00:49:10,875 | 00:49:14,625 | But they made him look bad, and that was the ultimate goa. | But they made him look bad, and that was the ultimate goa. |
1186 | 00:49:15,166 | 00:49:18,542 | Do hereby intend to recall Michael D. Tubbs | Do hereby intend to recall Michael D. Tubbs |
1187 | 00:49:18,625 | 00:49:21,750 | who has, and continues, to waste city money and resources. | who has, and continues, to waste city money and resources. |
1188 | 00:49:21,834 | 00:49:23,417 | Lopez: And then those same folks | Lopez: And then those same folks |
1189 | 00:49:23,500 | 00:49:25,417 | come up with another idea later on. | come up with another idea later on. |
1190 | 00:49:26,083 | 00:49:28,250 | Let's have a recall campaign. | Let's have a recall campaign. |
1191 | 00:49:28,333 | 00:49:30,709 | And they're supposed to collect 15,000 signatures. | And they're supposed to collect 15,000 signatures. |
1192 | 00:49:31,250 | 00:49:33,917 | But when it came time to turn in the signatures, | But when it came time to turn in the signatures, |
1193 | 00:49:34,000 | 00:49:36,834 | guess how many signatures they turned in? Big fat zero. | guess how many signatures they turned in? Big fat zero. |
1194 | 00:49:36,917 | 00:49:39,917 | I know when I'm on Fox News, I get all these tweets from | I know when I'm on Fox News, I get all these tweets from |
1195 | 00:49:40,000 | 00:49:42,583 | bots and people with zero followers about how | bots and people with zero followers about how |
1196 | 00:49:42,667 | 00:49:45,208 | I'm ignorant and stupid and scum and socialist. | I'm ignorant and stupid and scum and socialist. |
1197 | 00:49:46,250 | 00:49:49,417 | I fundamentally do not care. That stuff doesn't bother me. | I fundamentally do not care. That stuff doesn't bother me. |
1198 | 00:49:49,500 | 00:49:52,458 | I am incredibly inspired by the turnout from the community | I am incredibly inspired by the turnout from the community |
1199 | 00:49:52,542 | 00:49:55,291 | for our point-in-time count of those who are homeless. | for our point-in-time count of those who are homeless. |
1200 | 00:49:55,375 | 00:49:57,792 | This count's important because it will help us | This count's important because it will help us |
1201 | 00:49:57,875 | 00:49:59,750 | create solutions to the issue we have with | create solutions to the issue we have with |
1202 | 00:49:59,834 | 00:50:02,667 | folks who can't afford housing or on the streets, etc. | folks who can't afford housing or on the streets, etc. |
1203 | 00:50:03,542 | 00:50:07,500 | What I love is policy and problem solving, and getting things done. | What I love is policy and problem solving, and getting things done. |
1204 | 00:50:07,583 | 00:50:09,458 | What's exciting, we have this coming where we have a bunch | What's exciting, we have this coming where we have a bunch |
1205 | 00:50:09,542 | 00:50:11,500 | of minor league teams here in downtown. | of minor league teams here in downtown. |
1206 | 00:50:11,583 | 00:50:13,959 | We have housing coming online next year. | We have housing coming online next year. |
1207 | 00:50:14,041 | 00:50:15,667 | We have new microbreweries, so downtown | We have new microbreweries, so downtown |
1208 | 00:50:15,750 | 00:50:18,208 | is finally becoming a downtow, slowly but surely. | is finally becoming a downtow, slowly but surely. |
1209 | 00:50:18,291 | 00:50:19,792 | (crowd cheering) | (crowd cheering) |
1210 | 00:50:19,875 | 00:50:21,875 | I think they only thing bigger than my grin | I think they only thing bigger than my grin |
1211 | 00:50:21,959 | 00:50:24,041 | and the grin of the council members, is the Amazon logo. | and the grin of the council members, is the Amazon logo. |
1212 | 00:50:24,125 | 00:50:26,875 | People are looking at Stockton not as a place to run from, | People are looking at Stockton not as a place to run from, |
1213 | 00:50:26,959 | 00:50:28,959 | but a place to invest in and partner with. | but a place to invest in and partner with. |
1214 | 00:50:29,041 | 00:50:31,500 | If someone came here with some services, would you accept them? | If someone came here with some services, would you accept them? |
1215 | 00:50:31,583 | 00:50:33,917 | Like if someone said, hey, I could put you in a program here. | Like if someone said, hey, I could put you in a program here. |
1216 | 00:50:34,250 | 00:50:35,792 | You will? | You will? |
1217 | 00:50:37,041 | 00:50:38,875 | My mom just texted me and said, | My mom just texted me and said, |
1218 | 00:50:38,959 | 00:50:41,000 | "You guys still need help counting the homeless? | "You guys still need help counting the homeless? |
1219 | 00:50:41,083 | 00:50:43,917 | I can call in." (laughs) It's like, no, Mom. | I can call in." (laughs) It's like, no, Mom. |
1220 | 00:50:44,417 | 00:50:45,709 | Good morning! | Good morning! |
1221 | 00:50:45,792 | 00:50:47,333 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1222 | 00:50:47,417 | 00:50:49,208 | The issues we're trying to solve, | The issues we're trying to solve, |
1223 | 00:50:49,291 | 00:50:51,208 | mainly violent crime, poverty, | mainly violent crime, poverty, |
1224 | 00:50:51,291 | 00:50:53,166 | and housing, and homelessness, | and housing, and homelessness, |
1225 | 00:50:53,250 | 00:50:56,125 | is gonna take more creativity and more collaboration. | is gonna take more creativity and more collaboration. |
1226 | 00:50:57,250 | 00:50:59,667 | And also more of a willingness to take some risk. | And also more of a willingness to take some risk. |
1227 | 00:50:59,750 | 00:51:02,041 | Reporter: 1,200 letters going out to Stockton homes offering | Reporter: 1,200 letters going out to Stockton homes offering |
1228 | 00:51:02,125 | 00:51:04,417 | a chance at getting 500 bucks a month? | a chance at getting 500 bucks a month? |
1229 | 00:51:04,500 | 00:51:06,875 | It's part of a universal basic income study. | It's part of a universal basic income study. |
1230 | 00:51:06,959 | 00:51:10,083 | The guaranteed income idea has its opponents. | The guaranteed income idea has its opponents. |
1231 | 00:51:10,166 | 00:51:13,083 | Conservatives against government handouts, | Conservatives against government handouts, |
1232 | 00:51:13,166 | 00:51:17,041 | and labor unions who want well-paid jobs, | and labor unions who want well-paid jobs, |
1233 | 00:51:17,125 | 00:51:20,500 | not small payments with no opportunity for advancement. | not small payments with no opportunity for advancement. |
1234 | 00:51:20,583 | 00:51:22,834 | Tubbs: I'm gearing up for disbursements in February. | Tubbs: I'm gearing up for disbursements in February. |
1235 | 00:51:22,917 | 00:51:25,000 | -That's gonna be an interesting moment. -Oh man. | -That's gonna be an interesting moment. -Oh man. |
1236 | 00:51:25,083 | 00:51:27,208 | First we gotta get there, that's the interesting part. | First we gotta get there, that's the interesting part. |
1237 | 00:51:27,291 | 00:51:30,458 | They have some sort of algorithm that's going to | They have some sort of algorithm that's going to |
1238 | 00:51:30,542 | 00:51:33,083 | actually send out letters, so there's no application, thank God. | actually send out letters, so there's no application, thank God. |
1239 | 00:51:33,166 | 00:51:35,041 | So, the computer will spit out letters | So, the computer will spit out letters |
1240 | 00:51:35,125 | 00:51:36,917 | -to 1,000 people. -Andy Stern: Right. | -to 1,000 people. -Andy Stern: Right. |
1241 | 00:51:37,000 | 00:51:38,625 | They'll respond in kind, and from that group, | They'll respond in kind, and from that group, |
1242 | 00:51:38,709 | 00:51:41,208 | they'll create a treatment group and a control group, | they'll create a treatment group and a control group, |
1243 | 00:51:41,291 | 00:51:44,583 | um, and that should be done by December, January? | um, and that should be done by December, January? |
1244 | 00:51:44,667 | 00:51:47,041 | So then February, we can start | So then February, we can start |
1245 | 00:51:47,125 | 00:51:49,250 | seeing what happens and start raising the floor. | seeing what happens and start raising the floor. |
1246 | 00:51:49,333 | 00:51:51,542 | It's amazing how much is happening here. | It's amazing how much is happening here. |
1247 | 00:51:51,625 | 00:51:54,291 | Tubbs: Slowly but surely, we're trending in the right direction. | Tubbs: Slowly but surely, we're trending in the right direction. |
1248 | 00:51:54,375 | 00:51:56,417 | -Yeah, but you... -Fast momentum. | -Yeah, but you... -Fast momentum. |
1249 | 00:51:56,500 | 00:51:59,583 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1250 | 00:51:59,667 | 00:52:03,166 | (indistinct chatter) | (indistinct chatter) |
1251 | 00:52:04,166 | 00:52:06,083 | Tubbs: To the students of the first | Tubbs: To the students of the first |
1252 | 00:52:06,166 | 00:52:09,458 | class of Stockton Scholars. You guys represent | class of Stockton Scholars. You guys represent |
1253 | 00:52:09,542 | 00:52:14,291 | a $2 million investment over four years. | a $2 million investment over four years. |
1254 | 00:52:14,375 | 00:52:18,083 | You are truly your ancestors' wildest dreams. | You are truly your ancestors' wildest dreams. |
1255 | 00:52:18,500 | 00:52:21,834 | For some of you, your parents left their homeland | For some of you, your parents left their homeland |
1256 | 00:52:21,917 | 00:52:25,250 | and immigrated here and left everything behind for this day. | and immigrated here and left everything behind for this day. |
1257 | 00:52:25,333 | 00:52:27,834 | For some of you two, three generations, | For some of you two, three generations, |
1258 | 00:52:27,917 | 00:52:29,583 | your parents toiled in the fields, | your parents toiled in the fields, |
1259 | 00:52:29,667 | 00:52:31,667 | dealt with racism and segregation | dealt with racism and segregation |
1260 | 00:52:31,750 | 00:52:34,750 | and being spat on and seeing signs in the city that said, | and being spat on and seeing signs in the city that said, |
1261 | 00:52:34,834 | 00:52:36,500 | "No Blacks, no dogs, no Filipinos," | "No Blacks, no dogs, no Filipinos," |
1262 | 00:52:36,583 | 00:52:39,125 | but endured all that for this day, | but endured all that for this day, |
1263 | 00:52:39,208 | 00:52:41,250 | and not because today is an ending, | and not because today is an ending, |
1264 | 00:52:41,333 | 00:52:42,625 | but it's a beginning. | but it's a beginning. |
1265 | 00:52:42,709 | 00:52:44,458 | It's the acknowledgment that your future | It's the acknowledgment that your future |
1266 | 00:52:44,542 | 00:52:46,333 | is incredibly bright, and we cannot wait | is incredibly bright, and we cannot wait |
1267 | 00:52:46,417 | 00:52:48,250 | to see what you do, | to see what you do, |
1268 | 00:52:48,333 | 00:52:50,792 | as you continue to grow and plant more seeds, | as you continue to grow and plant more seeds, |
1269 | 00:52:50,875 | 00:52:53,458 | so that 10 years from now, 20 years from now, | so that 10 years from now, 20 years from now, |
1270 | 00:52:53,542 | 00:52:56,834 | every single kid in the city that you come from, | every single kid in the city that you come from, |
1271 | 00:52:56,917 | 00:52:59,333 | the city of Stockton, knows what it means | the city of Stockton, knows what it means |
1272 | 00:52:59,417 | 00:53:01,667 | to be a Stockton Scholar. And is proud and says, | to be a Stockton Scholar. And is proud and says, |
1273 | 00:53:01,750 | 00:53:03,166 | "Yes, I'm from Stockton." | "Yes, I'm from Stockton." |
1274 | 00:53:03,250 | 00:53:05,792 | And like a rose, we all grow from concrete. | And like a rose, we all grow from concrete. |
1275 | 00:53:05,875 | 00:53:08,333 | So, thank you Stockton Scholars. I'm so proud. | So, thank you Stockton Scholars. I'm so proud. |
1276 | 00:53:08,417 | 00:53:10,083 | -I'm looking forward to everything you guys do. -(applause) | -I'm looking forward to everything you guys do. -(applause) |
1277 | 00:53:10,166 | 00:53:12,875 | -Thank you so much, man. -Tubbs: What are you gonna major in, graphic design? | -Thank you so much, man. -Tubbs: What are you gonna major in, graphic design? |
1278 | 00:53:12,959 | 00:53:15,166 | -Photography. -Photography, awesome. | -Photography. -Photography, awesome. |
1279 | 00:53:15,250 | 00:53:17,667 | I think my plan is to go to photography, | I think my plan is to go to photography, |
1280 | 00:53:17,750 | 00:53:19,792 | and then get my credentials, and then probably come back | and then get my credentials, and then probably come back |
1281 | 00:53:19,875 | 00:53:21,000 | to Edison and teach photography. | to Edison and teach photography. |
1282 | 00:53:21,083 | 00:53:23,375 | -I'm in. Let me know how I can help. -Yeah. For sure. | -I'm in. Let me know how I can help. -Yeah. For sure. |
1283 | 00:53:23,458 | 00:53:25,291 | Enjoy your day, man. Proud of you. | Enjoy your day, man. Proud of you. |
1284 | 00:53:25,375 | 00:53:27,125 | I'm speaking at your graduation, too! | I'm speaking at your graduation, too! |
1285 | 00:53:27,208 | 00:53:29,000 | Rogelio Vivero: Tubbs grew up in Stockton, | Rogelio Vivero: Tubbs grew up in Stockton, |
1286 | 00:53:29,083 | 00:53:31,667 | not always having money. Money was hard to come around. | not always having money. Money was hard to come around. |
1287 | 00:53:31,750 | 00:53:33,875 | I can just relate to that struggle. | I can just relate to that struggle. |
1288 | 00:53:33,959 | 00:53:35,750 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1289 | 00:53:35,834 | 00:53:38,041 | My mother and father are both immigrants. | My mother and father are both immigrants. |
1290 | 00:53:38,125 | 00:53:40,000 | My dad is from Mexico, Mexico, | My dad is from Mexico, Mexico, |
1291 | 00:53:40,083 | 00:53:42,458 | and my mom is from Sinaloa, Mexico. | and my mom is from Sinaloa, Mexico. |
1292 | 00:53:43,250 | 00:53:45,208 | It's very hard for them to make ends meet, | It's very hard for them to make ends meet, |
1293 | 00:53:45,291 | 00:53:47,291 | especially with my dad working in the fields. | especially with my dad working in the fields. |
1294 | 00:53:48,625 | 00:53:50,709 | He works in different fields in the mornings, | He works in different fields in the mornings, |
1295 | 00:53:50,792 | 00:53:53,208 | and then later, he goes to the onions at night, | and then later, he goes to the onions at night, |
1296 | 00:53:53,291 | 00:53:56,625 | you know, essentially working two jobs to make ends meet. | you know, essentially working two jobs to make ends meet. |
1297 | 00:53:58,417 | 00:54:00,375 | Stockton Scholars will make a difference for me | Stockton Scholars will make a difference for me |
1298 | 00:54:00,458 | 00:54:01,875 | because then I don't have to worry | because then I don't have to worry |
1299 | 00:54:01,959 | 00:54:03,709 | about my parents trying to help fund me | about my parents trying to help fund me |
1300 | 00:54:03,792 | 00:54:05,834 | to go to college. | to go to college. |
1301 | 00:54:07,583 | 00:54:10,083 | How many of you, show of hand, know what Stockton Scholars is | How many of you, show of hand, know what Stockton Scholars is |
1302 | 00:54:10,166 | 00:54:11,583 | or have heard about it? | or have heard about it? |
1303 | 00:54:12,667 | 00:54:15,750 | Basically, this scholarship is waiting for you. | Basically, this scholarship is waiting for you. |
1304 | 00:54:15,834 | 00:54:17,750 | Now, all you just need to do is just graduate. | Now, all you just need to do is just graduate. |
1305 | 00:54:17,834 | 00:54:19,041 | Obviously, that's a long time from now. | Obviously, that's a long time from now. |
1306 | 00:54:19,125 | 00:54:21,208 | You guys are still in eighth grade. You guys still haven't | You guys are still in eighth grade. You guys still haven't |
1307 | 00:54:21,291 | 00:54:23,083 | made it to high school yet, but you guys will be there. | made it to high school yet, but you guys will be there. |
1308 | 00:54:23,166 | 00:54:25,083 | Rogelio was here, | Rogelio was here, |
1309 | 00:54:25,166 | 00:54:27,125 | sitting in the same spot here, | sitting in the same spot here, |
1310 | 00:54:27,208 | 00:54:28,875 | and now he's gonna go off to college. | and now he's gonna go off to college. |
1311 | 00:54:28,959 | 00:54:30,250 | I want you to see him | I want you to see him |
1312 | 00:54:30,333 | 00:54:32,667 | and I want you to believe in yourself | and I want you to believe in yourself |
1313 | 00:54:33,041 | 00:54:35,458 | because this is you four years from now. | because this is you four years from now. |
1314 | 00:54:35,542 | 00:54:37,625 | (indistinct) | (indistinct) |
1315 | 00:54:38,667 | 00:54:42,125 | Vivero: It's crazy how I got introducd into Stockton Scholars. | Vivero: It's crazy how I got introducd into Stockton Scholars. |
1316 | 00:54:42,208 | 00:54:45,208 | Two classes were chosen to go to the launching of the event, | Two classes were chosen to go to the launching of the event, |
1317 | 00:54:45,291 | 00:54:47,917 | and my class happened to be one of them, | and my class happened to be one of them, |
1318 | 00:54:48,000 | 00:54:50,250 | and I actually tweeted at Tubbs, like, | and I actually tweeted at Tubbs, like, |
1319 | 00:54:50,333 | 00:54:53,083 | "I can't wait for the event on the 16th," | "I can't wait for the event on the 16th," |
1320 | 00:54:53,166 | 00:54:54,750 | when they launched it. | when they launched it. |
1321 | 00:54:54,834 | 00:54:56,750 | And he DMed me and he was like, | And he DMed me and he was like, |
1322 | 00:54:56,834 | 00:54:58,792 | "That's a secret!" And he followed me back, | "That's a secret!" And he followed me back, |
1323 | 00:54:58,875 | 00:55:00,834 | -and I ended up getting in touch with him. -(laughs) | -and I ended up getting in touch with him. -(laughs) |
1324 | 00:55:00,917 | 00:55:03,959 | And through that, Lang reached out to me, | And through that, Lang reached out to me, |
1325 | 00:55:04,041 | 00:55:06,458 | and he was like, "Tubbs asked if you wanted to be | and he was like, "Tubbs asked if you wanted to be |
1326 | 00:55:06,542 | 00:55:09,291 | one of the students on stage with the check." | one of the students on stage with the check." |
1327 | 00:55:09,375 | 00:55:12,625 | And I was like, sure, why not? And then just ever since then, | And I was like, sure, why not? And then just ever since then, |
1328 | 00:55:12,709 | 00:55:15,291 | I've been more connected with school than I ever have. | I've been more connected with school than I ever have. |
1329 | 00:55:15,375 | 00:55:18,291 | I'm holding you to that becoming a boomerang, | I'm holding you to that becoming a boomerang, |
1330 | 00:55:18,375 | 00:55:20,500 | staying and coming back, getting your education, | staying and coming back, getting your education, |
1331 | 00:55:20,583 | 00:55:23,000 | coming back, and making our place better. | coming back, and making our place better. |
1332 | 00:55:23,083 | 00:55:24,291 | Not only a better place, | Not only a better place, |
1333 | 00:55:24,375 | 00:55:26,417 | but a better world for our community. | but a better world for our community. |
1334 | 00:55:26,500 | 00:55:28,750 | Tubbs: I was in eighth grade in 2004, | Tubbs: I was in eighth grade in 2004, |
1335 | 00:55:28,834 | 00:55:30,166 | so that's only 14 years ago. | so that's only 14 years ago. |
1336 | 00:55:30,250 | 00:55:32,291 | If you had told me when I was an eighth grader | If you had told me when I was an eighth grader |
1337 | 00:55:32,375 | 00:55:35,250 | that in 14 years, I would be mayor of Stockton, | that in 14 years, I would be mayor of Stockton, |
1338 | 00:55:35,333 | 00:55:36,875 | I would say you were crazy. | I would say you were crazy. |
1339 | 00:55:37,875 | 00:55:40,041 | If someone in this circle said, "I'ma be mayor in 15 years," | If someone in this circle said, "I'ma be mayor in 15 years," |
1340 | 00:55:40,125 | 00:55:41,709 | -would y'all believe that? -Girl: No way. | -would y'all believe that? -Girl: No way. |
1341 | 00:55:41,792 | 00:55:44,000 | Right? 'Cause it seems like, how? | Right? 'Cause it seems like, how? |
1342 | 00:55:44,083 | 00:55:46,709 | But you're looking at it. It happened and I am | But you're looking at it. It happened and I am |
1343 | 00:55:46,792 | 00:55:49,625 | no different than each and every one of you. | no different than each and every one of you. |
1344 | 00:55:50,375 | 00:55:52,542 | Oppression exists, like things just | Oppression exists, like things just |
1345 | 00:55:52,625 | 00:55:54,208 | aren't fair, things are unequal. | aren't fair, things are unequal. |
1346 | 00:55:54,291 | 00:55:57,375 | There's evil people in this world, and all that's real. | There's evil people in this world, and all that's real. |
1347 | 00:55:57,458 | 00:55:59,125 | But, what's also just as real | But, what's also just as real |
1348 | 00:55:59,208 | 00:56:00,875 | is that your ancestors, | is that your ancestors, |
1349 | 00:56:00,959 | 00:56:02,667 | the folks that made you who you are, | the folks that made you who you are, |
1350 | 00:56:02,750 | 00:56:04,500 | they conquered all that and more. | they conquered all that and more. |
1351 | 00:56:04,583 | 00:56:06,500 | And I think it's our responsibility, | And I think it's our responsibility, |
1352 | 00:56:06,583 | 00:56:08,041 | especially in the next coming years, | especially in the next coming years, |
1353 | 00:56:08,125 | 00:56:12,125 | to kind of live out their wildest dreams and be unconquerable as well. | to kind of live out their wildest dreams and be unconquerable as well. |
1354 | 00:56:12,208 | 00:56:15,000 | Anthony Rodriguez: So if you have any question | Anthony Rodriguez: So if you have any question |
1355 | 00:56:15,083 | 00:56:18,625 | you wanna ask the mayor of our city at this point... | you wanna ask the mayor of our city at this point... |
1356 | 00:56:18,709 | 00:56:20,917 | -Alright. -(kids giggle) | -Alright. -(kids giggle) |
1357 | 00:56:21,000 | 00:56:22,417 | Alright, um... | Alright, um... |
1358 | 00:56:23,709 | 00:56:26,417 | Can you ask the school board to make the school lunch better? | Can you ask the school board to make the school lunch better? |
1359 | 00:56:27,166 | 00:56:28,667 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1360 | 00:56:28,750 | 00:56:31,667 | Tubbs: Yeah, eighth grade was never my jam. | Tubbs: Yeah, eighth grade was never my jam. |
1361 | 00:56:31,750 | 00:56:33,125 | Chill in the stands! Go to the stands! | Chill in the stands! Go to the stands! |
1362 | 00:56:33,208 | 00:56:35,208 | Tubbs: It takes a special individual to teach eighth grade. | Tubbs: It takes a special individual to teach eighth grade. |
1363 | 00:56:35,291 | 00:56:36,417 | Go to the stands. | Go to the stands. |
1364 | 00:56:37,250 | 00:56:38,500 | Tubbs: Anthony's a good friend. | Tubbs: Anthony's a good friend. |
1365 | 00:56:39,250 | 00:56:41,667 | I thought he was from Stockton. | I thought he was from Stockton. |
1366 | 00:56:41,750 | 00:56:44,208 | Can we wait until you get, like, you're for sure in college, | Can we wait until you get, like, you're for sure in college, |
1367 | 00:56:44,291 | 00:56:46,208 | -and my heart is okay? -What do you mean for sure? | -and my heart is okay? -What do you mean for sure? |
1368 | 00:56:46,291 | 00:56:47,917 | -I'm going to college! -Thank you! | -I'm going to college! -Thank you! |
1369 | 00:56:48,000 | 00:56:49,834 | Tubbs: I said, wait, you're not even from Stockton, bro? | Tubbs: I said, wait, you're not even from Stockton, bro? |
1370 | 00:56:49,917 | 00:56:51,375 | He's like "No, no, I'm staying | He's like "No, no, I'm staying |
1371 | 00:56:51,458 | 00:56:52,834 | because I believe in the vision. I'm here." | because I believe in the vision. I'm here." |
1372 | 00:56:52,917 | 00:56:54,875 | He's a real soldier. | He's a real soldier. |
1373 | 00:56:54,959 | 00:56:56,709 | And then I also realized that | And then I also realized that |
1374 | 00:56:56,792 | 00:56:59,291 | particularly this first class of Stockton Scholars, | particularly this first class of Stockton Scholars, |
1375 | 00:56:59,834 | 00:57:02,250 | a lot of them were in his eighth grade class. | a lot of them were in his eighth grade class. |
1376 | 00:57:02,333 | 00:57:04,750 | -(glasses clinking) -Man: Cheers, guys. | -(glasses clinking) -Man: Cheers, guys. |
1377 | 00:57:04,834 | 00:57:06,750 | Rodriguez: Here's a fun fact about me. In Santa Barbara, | Rodriguez: Here's a fun fact about me. In Santa Barbara, |
1378 | 00:57:06,834 | 00:57:08,750 | when I was 18 years old, my friend just said, | when I was 18 years old, my friend just said, |
1379 | 00:57:08,834 | 00:57:11,083 | "Hey, you wanna go skydiving this weekend?" I was like... | "Hey, you wanna go skydiving this weekend?" I was like... |
1380 | 00:57:11,166 | 00:57:12,291 | sure. | sure. |
1381 | 00:57:12,375 | 00:57:14,583 | She said, "I'll pay for it." I was like, "Alright, let's go." | She said, "I'll pay for it." I was like, "Alright, let's go." |
1382 | 00:57:14,667 | 00:57:17,917 | First time I got in the plane, I jumped out the plane. | First time I got in the plane, I jumped out the plane. |
1383 | 00:57:18,000 | 00:57:20,583 | -I would never go skydiving. I promise you. -Come on! Come on! | -I would never go skydiving. I promise you. -Come on! Come on! |
1384 | 00:57:20,667 | 00:57:23,458 | -I'll be down on the ground watching. -I would be down... | -I'll be down on the ground watching. -I would be down... |
1385 | 00:57:24,542 | 00:57:26,417 | Luntao: What adventure thing would you do? | Luntao: What adventure thing would you do? |
1386 | 00:57:26,500 | 00:57:28,542 | Live every day in America. | Live every day in America. |
1387 | 00:57:28,625 | 00:57:31,375 | I'm not kidding, bro. I don't do none of that stuff. | I'm not kidding, bro. I don't do none of that stuff. |
1388 | 00:57:31,458 | 00:57:34,041 | -Wait, for sure? -I do meetings. | -Wait, for sure? -I do meetings. |
1389 | 00:57:34,125 | 00:57:36,083 | That's my adventure for the day. | That's my adventure for the day. |
1390 | 00:57:36,166 | 00:57:38,250 | I'm not-- No. Life is too hard. | I'm not-- No. Life is too hard. |
1391 | 00:57:38,333 | 00:57:40,083 | We need to go skiing some weekend. | We need to go skiing some weekend. |
1392 | 00:57:40,166 | 00:57:43,125 | Rodriguez: I think we just need to do something real quick | Rodriguez: I think we just need to do something real quick |
1393 | 00:57:43,208 | 00:57:44,792 | 'cause we're looking at number two here, man, | 'cause we're looking at number two here, man, |
1394 | 00:57:44,875 | 00:57:47,166 | so we're brewing. We don't know, I don't wanna-- | so we're brewing. We don't know, I don't wanna-- |
1395 | 00:57:47,250 | 00:57:48,250 | -Luntao: Let it be organic. -Yes, so-- | -Luntao: Let it be organic. -Yes, so-- |
1396 | 00:57:48,333 | 00:57:50,959 | Well, quietly, me and Anna are starting to try. | Well, quietly, me and Anna are starting to try. |
1397 | 00:57:51,041 | 00:57:52,625 | -Yeah? -Yeah. | -Yeah? -Yeah. |
1398 | 00:57:52,709 | 00:57:54,792 | Okay! Get it in before 30? | Okay! Get it in before 30? |
1399 | 00:57:54,875 | 00:57:56,417 | Tubbs: That's beautiful. | Tubbs: That's beautiful. |
1400 | 00:57:56,500 | 00:57:58,625 | Drinking to Hasan, Martin, and me | Drinking to Hasan, Martin, and me |
1401 | 00:57:58,709 | 00:58:00,417 | being the most attractive uncles | being the most attractive uncles |
1402 | 00:58:00,500 | 00:58:02,667 | -in the world. -(cheering) | -in the world. -(cheering) |
1403 | 00:58:02,750 | 00:58:06,041 | And to some great fathers! | And to some great fathers! |
1404 | 00:58:07,542 | 00:58:10,750 | Tubbs: As I think about fatherhood and what that means. | Tubbs: As I think about fatherhood and what that means. |
1405 | 00:58:11,709 | 00:58:13,458 | I'm just even more impatient | I'm just even more impatient |
1406 | 00:58:13,542 | 00:58:16,417 | with the way things are. | with the way things are. |
1407 | 00:58:18,583 | 00:58:20,500 | That's my wife. "Really?" she said. | That's my wife. "Really?" she said. |
1408 | 00:58:20,583 | 00:58:23,417 | "She was so nice. She took down my personal statement." | "She was so nice. She took down my personal statement." |
1409 | 00:58:23,500 | 00:58:24,875 | Aw, she's super sweet. | Aw, she's super sweet. |
1410 | 00:58:24,959 | 00:58:27,125 | Tubbs: We're in Washington DC, | Tubbs: We're in Washington DC, |
1411 | 00:58:27,208 | 00:58:29,250 | and she wasn't feeling well. | and she wasn't feeling well. |
1412 | 00:58:30,417 | 00:58:32,875 | And she was like, "I think I might be pregnant." | And she was like, "I think I might be pregnant." |
1413 | 00:58:32,959 | 00:58:34,208 | I was like, "Yo, it'd be cool | I was like, "Yo, it'd be cool |
1414 | 00:58:34,291 | 00:58:36,000 | if we found that out on Valentine's Day, right?" | if we found that out on Valentine's Day, right?" |
1415 | 00:58:36,083 | 00:58:38,500 | She's like, yeah. It was like 10:30. "Let's go to Walgreens." | She's like, yeah. It was like 10:30. "Let's go to Walgreens." |
1416 | 00:58:38,583 | 00:58:40,166 | So, I call an Uber to Walgreens. | So, I call an Uber to Walgreens. |
1417 | 00:58:40,250 | 00:58:42,333 | And it was funny 'cause we were all super dressed | And it was funny 'cause we were all super dressed |
1418 | 00:58:42,417 | 00:58:43,667 | and buy a pregnancy test. | and buy a pregnancy test. |
1419 | 00:58:43,750 | 00:58:46,291 | And I remember joking saying, | And I remember joking saying, |
1420 | 00:58:46,375 | 00:58:49,458 | "At least we're adults with jobs who planned this. | "At least we're adults with jobs who planned this. |
1421 | 00:58:49,542 | 00:58:51,333 | Like at least--" 'Cause it still felt weird. | Like at least--" 'Cause it still felt weird. |
1422 | 00:58:51,417 | 00:58:53,041 | But it's like, we're married. | But it's like, we're married. |
1423 | 00:58:53,125 | 00:58:55,000 | This is a normal thing. It's not like something | This is a normal thing. It's not like something |
1424 | 00:58:55,083 | 00:58:57,375 | to be ashamed of or something to be stressed about. | to be ashamed of or something to be stressed about. |
1425 | 00:58:57,917 | 00:58:59,875 | I was like, how'd y'all find this green juice place? | I was like, how'd y'all find this green juice place? |
1426 | 00:58:59,959 | 00:59:02,333 | I didn't cry till I saw the ultrasound for the first time. | I didn't cry till I saw the ultrasound for the first time. |
1427 | 00:59:02,417 | 00:59:04,667 | And then I was like bawling. | And then I was like bawling. |
1428 | 00:59:04,750 | 00:59:07,333 | (crowd chatter) | (crowd chatter) |
1429 | 00:59:07,792 | 00:59:09,750 | Coach: Walk it out, Joy! | Coach: Walk it out, Joy! |
1430 | 00:59:09,834 | 00:59:12,917 | They keep their momentum, they could be good. | They keep their momentum, they could be good. |
1431 | 00:59:13,000 | 00:59:15,417 | (chatter continues) | (chatter continues) |
1432 | 00:59:17,583 | 00:59:19,875 | (whistle blows) | (whistle blows) |
1433 | 00:59:19,959 | 00:59:21,667 | We're like, hey... | We're like, hey... |
1434 | 00:59:21,750 | 00:59:24,500 | -Evans: I got a court date. -Can the coaches do something... | -Evans: I got a court date. -Can the coaches do something... |
1435 | 00:59:24,583 | 00:59:26,208 | I did something back in the past | I did something back in the past |
1436 | 00:59:26,291 | 00:59:29,625 | before I found myself, and it caught back up with me. | before I found myself, and it caught back up with me. |
1437 | 00:59:30,667 | 00:59:32,250 | (scoreboard buzzer) | (scoreboard buzzer) |
1438 | 00:59:33,417 | 00:59:35,709 | The charges are from a burglary. | The charges are from a burglary. |
1439 | 00:59:35,792 | 00:59:38,208 | -Levin: From how long ago? -Uh... | -Levin: From how long ago? -Uh... |
1440 | 00:59:38,291 | 00:59:41,709 | was it-- probably like two years ago. | was it-- probably like two years ago. |
1441 | 00:59:41,792 | 00:59:44,375 | I thought I was living my best life. (laughs) | I thought I was living my best life. (laughs) |
1442 | 00:59:44,458 | 00:59:48,041 | I go to court, and they just put the ankle monitor on me. | I go to court, and they just put the ankle monitor on me. |
1443 | 00:59:48,125 | 00:59:49,583 | It's house arrest. | It's house arrest. |
1444 | 00:59:49,667 | 00:59:51,542 | But, if I'm at school, you know, | But, if I'm at school, you know, |
1445 | 00:59:51,625 | 00:59:54,417 | there's gotta be some good in that, so. (laughs) | there's gotta be some good in that, so. (laughs) |
1446 | 00:59:54,500 | 00:59:57,166 | That's why I'm at school 24/7 now. | That's why I'm at school 24/7 now. |
1447 | 01:00:02,000 | 01:00:04,250 | Hawkins: But what happened with the ankle bracelet? | Hawkins: But what happened with the ankle bracelet? |
1448 | 01:00:04,333 | 01:00:06,458 | Tell me about that. How did that come about? | Tell me about that. How did that come about? |
1449 | 01:00:06,542 | 01:00:08,750 | -Evans: Like, what's going on? -Hawkins: Yeah. | -Evans: Like, what's going on? -Hawkins: Yeah. |
1450 | 01:00:08,834 | 01:00:11,291 | -Is this old stuff you said? -Evans: Yeah. | -Is this old stuff you said? -Evans: Yeah. |
1451 | 01:00:11,375 | 01:00:13,375 | Hawkins: Old stuff? Like how they gonna bring up old stuff | Hawkins: Old stuff? Like how they gonna bring up old stuff |
1452 | 01:00:13,458 | 01:00:15,417 | if you been doing so well in school? | if you been doing so well in school? |
1453 | 01:00:15,500 | 01:00:17,583 | Evans: It's like them getting like a tip. | Evans: It's like them getting like a tip. |
1454 | 01:00:17,667 | 01:00:20,250 | Like, say out of nowhere, somebody left outta town, | Like, say out of nowhere, somebody left outta town, |
1455 | 01:00:20,333 | 01:00:23,792 | came back, and they gonna give them a tip on something. | came back, and they gonna give them a tip on something. |
1456 | 01:00:23,875 | 01:00:26,250 | -Hawkins: So when is the court date? -Evans: On Monday. | -Hawkins: So when is the court date? -Evans: On Monday. |
1457 | 01:00:26,333 | 01:00:28,917 | Hawkins: Oh. Well, you already know, man. | Hawkins: Oh. Well, you already know, man. |
1458 | 01:00:29,041 | 01:00:31,125 | Like I keep telling you over and over and over. | Like I keep telling you over and over and over. |
1459 | 01:00:31,208 | 01:00:33,166 | It's your life, | It's your life, |
1460 | 01:00:33,250 | 01:00:35,500 | but I think everything gonna be alright. | but I think everything gonna be alright. |
1461 | 01:00:35,583 | 01:00:37,917 | Evans: Yeah, I mean, the maximum | Evans: Yeah, I mean, the maximum |
1462 | 01:00:38,000 | 01:00:39,458 | is 18 months, | is 18 months, |
1463 | 01:00:39,542 | 01:00:41,959 | but with that being said, | but with that being said, |
1464 | 01:00:42,041 | 01:00:43,125 | when it come down to it, you ain't gonna-- | when it come down to it, you ain't gonna-- |
1465 | 01:00:43,208 | 01:00:44,458 | pretty much you have to do no time. | pretty much you have to do no time. |
1466 | 01:00:44,542 | 01:00:46,291 | There gonna be a lot of community service. | There gonna be a lot of community service. |
1467 | 01:00:46,375 | 01:00:48,750 | -But you don't wanna do none of that. -I know. No, no, I don't-- | -But you don't wanna do none of that. -I know. No, no, I don't-- |
1468 | 01:00:48,834 | 01:00:52,000 | You don't ever wanna be put on any papers with these people, | You don't ever wanna be put on any papers with these people, |
1469 | 01:00:52,083 | 01:00:55,417 | 'cause once that thing start, it keep going. You feel me? | 'cause once that thing start, it keep going. You feel me? |
1470 | 01:00:57,709 | 01:01:00,834 | Dellafosse: Unfortunately, Isaiah doesn't understand that he's facing | Dellafosse: Unfortunately, Isaiah doesn't understand that he's facing |
1471 | 01:01:00,917 | 01:01:03,000 | serious charges, and so... | serious charges, and so... |
1472 | 01:01:03,083 | 01:01:05,291 | as we're putting our portfolio together, | as we're putting our portfolio together, |
1473 | 01:01:05,375 | 01:01:07,166 | um, I wanted to connect with you all here. | um, I wanted to connect with you all here. |
1474 | 01:01:07,250 | 01:01:09,500 | Does he have any more cases prior to this one? | Does he have any more cases prior to this one? |
1475 | 01:01:09,583 | 01:01:11,500 | -He had a prior. Armed robbery, too. -Had a prior? | -He had a prior. Armed robbery, too. -Had a prior? |
1476 | 01:01:11,583 | 01:01:13,000 | -Home invasion. -Oh, so it's twice. | -Home invasion. -Oh, so it's twice. |
1477 | 01:01:13,083 | 01:01:16,333 | And then he also had a gun charge in 2017. | And then he also had a gun charge in 2017. |
1478 | 01:01:16,417 | 01:01:18,792 | -That's what's gonna be hard. -2016. | -That's what's gonna be hard. -2016. |
1479 | 01:01:18,875 | 01:01:21,500 | -But that one was dropped. -Is he looking at a life sentence? | -But that one was dropped. -Is he looking at a life sentence? |
1480 | 01:01:21,583 | 01:01:23,834 | -He's looking at a life sentence. -Oh, wow. | -He's looking at a life sentence. -Oh, wow. |
1481 | 01:01:23,917 | 01:01:26,792 | -No one was killed though, right? -No, just on a robbery. | -No one was killed though, right? -No, just on a robbery. |
1482 | 01:01:26,875 | 01:01:28,500 | -Home invasions carry... -Kidnapping. | -Home invasions carry... -Kidnapping. |
1483 | 01:01:28,583 | 01:01:30,625 | Kidnapping carries a life sentence. | Kidnapping carries a life sentence. |
1484 | 01:01:30,709 | 01:01:33,166 | -That's what it was. -We were talking about Michael Tubbs. | -That's what it was. -We were talking about Michael Tubbs. |
1485 | 01:01:33,250 | 01:01:36,041 | His dad didn't kill nobody. He's got, uh, | His dad didn't kill nobody. He's got, uh, |
1486 | 01:01:36,125 | 01:01:38,208 | robbery with kidnapping or something. | robbery with kidnapping or something. |
1487 | 01:01:38,291 | 01:01:39,834 | And that's what he got, a life sentence. | And that's what he got, a life sentence. |
1488 | 01:01:39,917 | 01:01:41,875 | -It's crazy how it's like very similar. -Yeah. | -It's crazy how it's like very similar. -Yeah. |
1489 | 01:01:43,625 | 01:01:46,333 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1490 | 01:01:46,417 | 01:01:48,125 | Tubbs Sr.: It was 1996. | Tubbs Sr.: It was 1996. |
1491 | 01:01:48,959 | 01:01:50,792 | I was doing a violation at that time | I was doing a violation at that time |
1492 | 01:01:50,875 | 01:01:52,667 | for a drug-related violation. | for a drug-related violation. |
1493 | 01:01:52,750 | 01:01:55,291 | My ex-wife at the time was pregnant. | My ex-wife at the time was pregnant. |
1494 | 01:01:56,250 | 01:01:58,542 | When my daughter was born, Makayla was born | When my daughter was born, Makayla was born |
1495 | 01:01:58,625 | 01:02:00,208 | February 14th, '96. | February 14th, '96. |
1496 | 01:02:00,291 | 01:02:02,417 | They called me to my counselor's office, | They called me to my counselor's office, |
1497 | 01:02:02,500 | 01:02:04,208 | and they was like, "The doctor wanna speak to you." | and they was like, "The doctor wanna speak to you." |
1498 | 01:02:04,291 | 01:02:06,667 | So I knew something was wrong then. And, uh, | So I knew something was wrong then. And, uh, |
1499 | 01:02:06,750 | 01:02:10,375 | the doctor told me my daughter was born with, uh, birth defects. | the doctor told me my daughter was born with, uh, birth defects. |
1500 | 01:02:10,458 | 01:02:13,667 | She was blind, deaf, had a hole in her heart, | She was blind, deaf, had a hole in her heart, |
1501 | 01:02:13,750 | 01:02:17,458 | cleft palate, and he said that she probably wouldn't make it. | cleft palate, and he said that she probably wouldn't make it. |
1502 | 01:02:18,166 | 01:02:20,208 | And maybe a week later, they end up | And maybe a week later, they end up |
1503 | 01:02:20,291 | 01:02:22,375 | letting me out early on an ankle monitor. | letting me out early on an ankle monitor. |
1504 | 01:02:22,458 | 01:02:24,166 | I wasn't working at the time. | I wasn't working at the time. |
1505 | 01:02:24,250 | 01:02:26,709 | Didn't have no income whatsoever. | Didn't have no income whatsoever. |
1506 | 01:02:26,792 | 01:02:28,875 | And, um, then one day, | And, um, then one day, |
1507 | 01:02:28,959 | 01:02:31,333 | like maybe almost a month later, the doctor called. | like maybe almost a month later, the doctor called. |
1508 | 01:02:31,417 | 01:02:33,208 | Was like, um, "She's not gonna make it. This is probably the last day. | Was like, um, "She's not gonna make it. This is probably the last day. |
1509 | 01:02:33,291 | 01:02:34,834 | We're gonna take her off the machine." | We're gonna take her off the machine." |
1510 | 01:02:35,291 | 01:02:37,709 | So, I get there. I wanted to take her outside. | So, I get there. I wanted to take her outside. |
1511 | 01:02:37,792 | 01:02:40,250 | She never left the hospital, never had fresh air. | She never left the hospital, never had fresh air. |
1512 | 01:02:40,333 | 01:02:41,750 | She was always on the respirator. | She was always on the respirator. |
1513 | 01:02:41,834 | 01:02:44,333 | So, I grabbed her in my arms, me... | So, I grabbed her in my arms, me... |
1514 | 01:02:45,166 | 01:02:47,709 | and my two little brothers, we went outside. | and my two little brothers, we went outside. |
1515 | 01:02:49,333 | 01:02:51,500 | And she died in my arms. | And she died in my arms. |
1516 | 01:02:52,625 | 01:02:55,250 | And, um, that night, I cut the ankle monitor | And, um, that night, I cut the ankle monitor |
1517 | 01:02:55,333 | 01:02:56,709 | 'cause they let me out on an ankle monitor. | 'cause they let me out on an ankle monitor. |
1518 | 01:02:56,792 | 01:02:59,959 | I cut the ankle monitor off my leg, and, um... | I cut the ankle monitor off my leg, and, um... |
1519 | 01:03:01,041 | 01:03:03,917 | I needed some money to bury my daughter, and I ended up... | I needed some money to bury my daughter, and I ended up... |
1520 | 01:03:04,000 | 01:03:06,458 | some guys I knew that was in the drug game. | some guys I knew that was in the drug game. |
1521 | 01:03:06,542 | 01:03:08,125 | I ended up robbing 'em. | I ended up robbing 'em. |
1522 | 01:03:09,166 | 01:03:10,583 | I didn't know it was a kidnap robbery. | I didn't know it was a kidnap robbery. |
1523 | 01:03:10,667 | 01:03:12,375 | We just moved them from one spot to another | We just moved them from one spot to another |
1524 | 01:03:12,458 | 01:03:15,583 | to get some money, and I buried my daughter. | to get some money, and I buried my daughter. |
1525 | 01:03:15,667 | 01:03:18,834 | I ended up with about maybe $3,700. | I ended up with about maybe $3,700. |
1526 | 01:03:20,041 | 01:03:22,792 | It was 13 days after Mike's 5th birthday. | It was 13 days after Mike's 5th birthday. |
1527 | 01:03:22,875 | 01:03:24,750 | Coco didn't want him to go to the funeral at first. | Coco didn't want him to go to the funeral at first. |
1528 | 01:03:24,834 | 01:03:26,959 | And I talked to him. I was like, "Do you understand what's going on?" | And I talked to him. I was like, "Do you understand what's going on?" |
1529 | 01:03:27,041 | 01:03:28,792 | And he did. He was like, "Yeah. | And he did. He was like, "Yeah. |
1530 | 01:03:28,875 | 01:03:32,083 | My sister's going to Heaven. I wanna go." And, uh, | My sister's going to Heaven. I wanna go." And, uh, |
1531 | 01:03:32,166 | 01:03:34,166 | when we rode in the limo, he's sitting next to me | when we rode in the limo, he's sitting next to me |
1532 | 01:03:34,250 | 01:03:35,959 | like a little man. He had his little suit on. | like a little man. He had his little suit on. |
1533 | 01:03:36,041 | 01:03:38,792 | He was like proud. He cried. It like... | He was like proud. He cried. It like... |
1534 | 01:03:38,875 | 01:03:42,458 | I was happy and sad that day. I was proud of him for being | I was happy and sad that day. I was proud of him for being |
1535 | 01:03:42,542 | 01:03:44,834 | strong enough to know what was going on and understand it, | strong enough to know what was going on and understand it, |
1536 | 01:03:44,917 | 01:03:47,291 | and I was proud of him for going with me, and I was sad | and I was proud of him for going with me, and I was sad |
1537 | 01:03:47,375 | 01:03:48,834 | because I was burying my daughter, | because I was burying my daughter, |
1538 | 01:03:48,917 | 01:03:50,834 | so it was like a tough day for me. | so it was like a tough day for me. |
1539 | 01:03:51,208 | 01:03:54,583 | And I've been in prison ever since. That was '96. | And I've been in prison ever since. That was '96. |
1540 | 01:03:58,041 | 01:03:59,667 | Tubbs: How's everything with you? | Tubbs: How's everything with you? |
1541 | 01:03:59,750 | 01:04:01,583 | How's the youth organizing stuff going? | How's the youth organizing stuff going? |
1542 | 01:04:04,583 | 01:04:05,875 | What happened? | What happened? |
1543 | 01:04:06,709 | 01:04:07,750 | Who? | Who? |
1544 | 01:04:09,125 | 01:04:12,500 | (somber music playing) | (somber music playing) |
1545 | 01:04:12,583 | 01:04:13,875 | Isaiah. | Isaiah. |
1546 | 01:04:14,542 | 01:04:16,750 | Tubbs: | Tubbs: |
1547 | 01:04:19,041 | 01:04:19,959 | I know. | I know. |
1548 | 01:04:20,041 | 01:04:21,667 | He was already on probation. | He was already on probation. |
1549 | 01:04:21,750 | 01:04:24,458 | -What were his priors? -Gun charges. | -What were his priors? -Gun charges. |
1550 | 01:04:25,792 | 01:04:27,375 | That little boy? | That little boy? |
1551 | 01:04:27,458 | 01:04:29,333 | What? He's the sweetest little, he's... | What? He's the sweetest little, he's... |
1552 | 01:04:29,417 | 01:04:31,000 | When I came and spoke, | When I came and spoke, |
1553 | 01:04:31,083 | 01:04:33,125 | -he was like my little staffer! -Dellafosse: I know. | -he was like my little staffer! -Dellafosse: I know. |
1554 | 01:04:33,208 | 01:04:35,834 | -He's like a sweetheart. -Yeah. | -He's like a sweetheart. -Yeah. |
1555 | 01:04:35,917 | 01:04:38,250 | (sobs) | (sobs) |
1556 | 01:04:48,959 | 01:04:51,500 | Bailiff: Be seated and come to order. The court is now in session. | Bailiff: Be seated and come to order. The court is now in session. |
1557 | 01:04:51,583 | 01:04:53,125 | The Honorable Gus Barrera presiding. | The Honorable Gus Barrera presiding. |
1558 | 01:04:53,500 | 01:04:56,208 | Alright, thank you. Good morning, good morning. | Alright, thank you. Good morning, good morning. |
1559 | 01:04:56,291 | 01:04:58,375 | Let's go ahead and call the matter of Isaiah Evans. | Let's go ahead and call the matter of Isaiah Evans. |
1560 | 01:04:58,458 | 01:05:00,250 | Isaiah is present before the court. | Isaiah is present before the court. |
1561 | 01:05:00,333 | 01:05:01,709 | Council, Mr. Hillenbrand, | Council, Mr. Hillenbrand, |
1562 | 01:05:01,792 | 01:05:05,041 | Council for the people and probation. | Council for the people and probation. |
1563 | 01:05:05,125 | 01:05:07,041 | This matter is open to the public pursuant... | This matter is open to the public pursuant... |
1564 | 01:05:07,125 | 01:05:09,542 | Dellafosse: What's at stake is that life for a young person, | Dellafosse: What's at stake is that life for a young person, |
1565 | 01:05:09,625 | 01:05:11,208 | they get out at 25. | they get out at 25. |
1566 | 01:05:11,291 | 01:05:13,333 | Life for an adult, like, is life. | Life for an adult, like, is life. |
1567 | 01:05:13,417 | 01:05:14,750 | Like you're there forever. | Like you're there forever. |
1568 | 01:05:14,834 | 01:05:17,083 | Tubbs: What's interesting about Isaiah's case | Tubbs: What's interesting about Isaiah's case |
1569 | 01:05:17,166 | 01:05:19,333 | is it's the same DA's office that prosecuted Isaiah | is it's the same DA's office that prosecuted Isaiah |
1570 | 01:05:19,417 | 01:05:21,750 | also prosecuted my father and my uncles. | also prosecuted my father and my uncles. |
1571 | 01:05:21,834 | 01:05:25,417 | Just fascinating how, 29 years later, | Just fascinating how, 29 years later, |
1572 | 01:05:25,500 | 01:05:27,458 | you got the same DA's office, | you got the same DA's office, |
1573 | 01:05:27,542 | 01:05:29,917 | similar circumstances. | similar circumstances. |
1574 | 01:05:30,000 | 01:05:31,625 | Judge Barrera: Gonna come back on Wednesday and coordinate | Judge Barrera: Gonna come back on Wednesday and coordinate |
1575 | 01:05:31,709 | 01:05:33,583 | with the co-responsible's attorney and then | with the co-responsible's attorney and then |
1576 | 01:05:33,667 | 01:05:35,917 | figure out where we're going. | figure out where we're going. |
1577 | 01:05:36,000 | 01:05:37,792 | Tubbs: It's also interesting 'cause my dad was | Tubbs: It's also interesting 'cause my dad was |
1578 | 01:05:37,875 | 01:05:39,917 | in that facility when I was born. | in that facility when I was born. |
1579 | 01:05:40,000 | 01:05:41,917 | So, it's also like kinda time travel, | So, it's also like kinda time travel, |
1580 | 01:05:42,000 | 01:05:44,250 | going back and like talking to him, | going back and like talking to him, |
1581 | 01:05:44,333 | 01:05:46,709 | even though it's not really him, if that makes sense. | even though it's not really him, if that makes sense. |
1582 | 01:05:47,875 | 01:05:49,792 | If you look at the folks who are in our prisons, | If you look at the folks who are in our prisons, |
1583 | 01:05:49,875 | 01:05:51,792 | most of them come from povert. | most of them come from povert. |
1584 | 01:05:51,875 | 01:05:53,917 | Most of them come from neighborhoods with bad school. | Most of them come from neighborhoods with bad school. |
1585 | 01:05:54,000 | 01:05:56,792 | There's a bunch of things that correlate | There's a bunch of things that correlate |
1586 | 01:05:56,875 | 01:05:59,583 | to them individually being incarcerated. | to them individually being incarcerated. |
1587 | 01:05:59,667 | 01:06:02,750 | I think the biggest challenge is that as a society, | I think the biggest challenge is that as a society, |
1588 | 01:06:02,834 | 01:06:05,458 | we have to understand that people make individual choices, | we have to understand that people make individual choices, |
1589 | 01:06:05,542 | 01:06:07,166 | for sure, and people should be held accountable | for sure, and people should be held accountable |
1590 | 01:06:07,250 | 01:06:09,333 | for their actions. But, at the same time, | for their actions. But, at the same time, |
1591 | 01:06:09,417 | 01:06:11,291 | we also need to be held accountable as a community | we also need to be held accountable as a community |
1592 | 01:06:11,375 | 01:06:13,458 | for the policy choices we make that create such | for the policy choices we make that create such |
1593 | 01:06:13,542 | 01:06:16,417 | unequal neighborhoods and unequal inputs for people. | unequal neighborhoods and unequal inputs for people. |
1594 | 01:06:17,542 | 01:06:19,750 | But that's much more difficult than locking somebody up... | But that's much more difficult than locking somebody up... |
1595 | 01:06:19,834 | 01:06:23,208 | -Thank you. -and locking them away so we don't have to see them. | -Thank you. -and locking them away so we don't have to see them. |
1596 | 01:06:25,250 | 01:06:27,041 | Half those men in there have kids, | Half those men in there have kids, |
1597 | 01:06:27,875 | 01:06:30,667 | and they're all 19, 20, 21. Their kids are 2, 3, 4, 5. | and they're all 19, 20, 21. Their kids are 2, 3, 4, 5. |
1598 | 01:06:31,667 | 01:06:33,291 | So that was like, wow. | So that was like, wow. |
1599 | 01:06:33,375 | 01:06:35,375 | The cycle continues. | The cycle continues. |
1600 | 01:06:36,542 | 01:06:39,542 | -(siren blaring) -(police radio chatter) | -(siren blaring) -(police radio chatter) |
1601 | 01:06:42,500 | 01:06:44,125 | Reporter: Glass shattered, | Reporter: Glass shattered, |
1602 | 01:06:44,208 | 01:06:46,458 | three lives taken after gunfire | three lives taken after gunfire |
1603 | 01:06:46,542 | 01:06:50,208 | on Finland Avenue and F Street shortly after midnight. | on Finland Avenue and F Street shortly after midnight. |
1604 | 01:06:50,792 | 01:06:53,333 | Two people were dead inside the car: | Two people were dead inside the car: |
1605 | 01:06:53,417 | 01:06:56,208 | 18-year-old Tiffany Connary and her brother, | 18-year-old Tiffany Connary and her brother, |
1606 | 01:06:56,291 | 01:06:59,291 | 19-year-old David Connary. A third victim, | 19-year-old David Connary. A third victim, |
1607 | 01:06:59,375 | 01:07:01,000 | a close friend of the siblings, | a close friend of the siblings, |
1608 | 01:07:01,083 | 01:07:02,709 | 18-year-old Remilio Castillo, | 18-year-old Remilio Castillo, |
1609 | 01:07:02,792 | 01:07:06,583 | was transported to a hospital, but died. | was transported to a hospital, but died. |
1610 | 01:07:07,417 | 01:07:09,041 | Tubbs: Remilio was actually a student | Tubbs: Remilio was actually a student |
1611 | 01:07:09,125 | 01:07:10,792 | in the Summer Success and Leadership Academy, | in the Summer Success and Leadership Academy, |
1612 | 01:07:10,875 | 01:07:12,291 | a program I co-founded at UOP. | a program I co-founded at UOP. |
1613 | 01:07:12,375 | 01:07:14,625 | So, I had lived with him for a week on campus. | So, I had lived with him for a week on campus. |
1614 | 01:07:15,208 | 01:07:16,458 | This is deeply personal, | This is deeply personal, |
1615 | 01:07:16,542 | 01:07:18,000 | which is why I'm a little bit crazy about it | which is why I'm a little bit crazy about it |
1616 | 01:07:18,083 | 01:07:20,166 | because it's like these aren't just random people | because it's like these aren't just random people |
1617 | 01:07:20,250 | 01:07:22,000 | or random people's kids. | or random people's kids. |
1618 | 01:07:22,083 | 01:07:24,000 | These are kids I grew up with or I taught. | These are kids I grew up with or I taught. |
1619 | 01:07:24,083 | 01:07:25,375 | Woman: How do you actually defuse | Woman: How do you actually defuse |
1620 | 01:07:25,458 | 01:07:28,375 | the violence and deescalate the violence? | the violence and deescalate the violence? |
1621 | 01:07:28,458 | 01:07:30,375 | Because I have never seen a community this stressed. | Because I have never seen a community this stressed. |
1622 | 01:07:30,458 | 01:07:32,000 | Eric Jones: We've got two very acute | Eric Jones: We've got two very acute |
1623 | 01:07:32,083 | 01:07:34,542 | paths we're on on this. One, solve the case. | paths we're on on this. One, solve the case. |
1624 | 01:07:34,625 | 01:07:36,208 | The other one is preventing retaliation. | The other one is preventing retaliation. |
1625 | 01:07:36,291 | 01:07:37,667 | We don't want any more. | We don't want any more. |
1626 | 01:07:37,750 | 01:07:39,375 | Christian Clegg: Peacekeepers and Advance Peace | Christian Clegg: Peacekeepers and Advance Peace |
1627 | 01:07:39,458 | 01:07:41,166 | have been all hands on deck, | have been all hands on deck, |
1628 | 01:07:41,250 | 01:07:45,000 | and it's a hair-width away from retaliation... | and it's a hair-width away from retaliation... |
1629 | 01:07:45,083 | 01:07:47,208 | -Tubbs: Hmm, yeah. -...some of the time and these-- | -Tubbs: Hmm, yeah. -...some of the time and these-- |
1630 | 01:07:47,291 | 01:07:50,166 | these great-- these great outreach workers are just | these great-- these great outreach workers are just |
1631 | 01:07:50,250 | 01:07:51,917 | holding the line. | holding the line. |
1632 | 01:07:52,000 | 01:07:54,000 | (siren blaring) | (siren blaring) |
1633 | 01:07:55,083 | 01:07:56,875 | Aguilar: We're really trying to save our community, | Aguilar: We're really trying to save our community, |
1634 | 01:07:56,959 | 01:07:59,208 | and how we do that is reaching out to our young ones | and how we do that is reaching out to our young ones |
1635 | 01:07:59,291 | 01:08:01,000 | that are losing their lives. How old are you right now? | that are losing their lives. How old are you right now? |
1636 | 01:08:01,083 | 01:08:03,250 | -Man: 20. -He's 20 years old, | -Man: 20. -He's 20 years old, |
1637 | 01:08:03,333 | 01:08:05,875 | seeing a young homie that just lost his life was 18 years old. | seeing a young homie that just lost his life was 18 years old. |
1638 | 01:08:05,959 | 01:08:08,291 | I got people calling me from prison, from youth authority. | I got people calling me from prison, from youth authority. |
1639 | 01:08:08,375 | 01:08:11,625 | I got at-risk kids, and I take them to Advance Peace, | I got at-risk kids, and I take them to Advance Peace, |
1640 | 01:08:11,709 | 01:08:13,750 | and we get information from them | and we get information from them |
1641 | 01:08:13,834 | 01:08:15,375 | like what's going on in the streets. | like what's going on in the streets. |
1642 | 01:08:15,458 | 01:08:18,500 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1643 | 01:08:19,375 | 01:08:21,458 | Tubbs: Stockton's much more than tragedy. | Tubbs: Stockton's much more than tragedy. |
1644 | 01:08:21,542 | 01:08:23,417 | And I think what makes Stockton so great | And I think what makes Stockton so great |
1645 | 01:08:23,500 | 01:08:25,250 | is that even when bad things happen, | is that even when bad things happen, |
1646 | 01:08:25,333 | 01:08:27,291 | we always find a way to rebound, | we always find a way to rebound, |
1647 | 01:08:27,375 | 01:08:29,083 | whether it's going from bankruptcy to being | whether it's going from bankruptcy to being |
1648 | 01:08:29,166 | 01:08:31,125 | the second most fiscally healthy city. | the second most fiscally healthy city. |
1649 | 01:08:31,208 | 01:08:32,792 | Whether it's having more homicides per capita | Whether it's having more homicides per capita |
1650 | 01:08:32,875 | 01:08:34,250 | than Chicago and Afghanistan. | than Chicago and Afghanistan. |
1651 | 01:08:34,333 | 01:08:35,500 | We always bounce back. | We always bounce back. |
1652 | 01:08:35,959 | 01:08:37,375 | Aguilar: Stockton has been a victim | Aguilar: Stockton has been a victim |
1653 | 01:08:37,458 | 01:08:39,250 | far too long of gun violence. | far too long of gun violence. |
1654 | 01:08:39,333 | 01:08:40,709 | You know, a lot of us have lost loved ones | You know, a lot of us have lost loved ones |
1655 | 01:08:40,792 | 01:08:42,625 | and family members and friends. | and family members and friends. |
1656 | 01:08:43,041 | 01:08:46,792 | Thank you for the people that are being brave in coming here. | Thank you for the people that are being brave in coming here. |
1657 | 01:08:46,875 | 01:08:48,417 | Some of us have just lost family members. | Some of us have just lost family members. |
1658 | 01:08:48,500 | 01:08:50,959 | It's hard to have this conversation. | It's hard to have this conversation. |
1659 | 01:08:51,041 | 01:08:52,625 | Rodriguez: Give me a situation, | Rodriguez: Give me a situation, |
1660 | 01:08:52,709 | 01:08:55,834 | especially to young teenagers here in Stockton, | especially to young teenagers here in Stockton, |
1661 | 01:08:55,917 | 01:08:58,834 | that leave us shocked, okay? Mia. | that leave us shocked, okay? Mia. |
1662 | 01:08:58,917 | 01:09:00,542 | -Mia: Death. -Rodriguez: Death. | -Mia: Death. -Rodriguez: Death. |
1663 | 01:09:02,000 | 01:09:05,291 | I think us understanding that shocked | I think us understanding that shocked |
1664 | 01:09:05,375 | 01:09:07,792 | is something for us to really dig deep with | is something for us to really dig deep with |
1665 | 01:09:07,875 | 01:09:11,750 | because of this whole thing with teens dying. | because of this whole thing with teens dying. |
1666 | 01:09:11,834 | 01:09:14,291 | I've lost three kids this year, | I've lost three kids this year, |
1667 | 01:09:14,375 | 01:09:16,000 | and just thinking that one of them | and just thinking that one of them |
1668 | 01:09:16,083 | 01:09:18,000 | was in my class, | was in my class, |
1669 | 01:09:18,083 | 01:09:20,959 | hearing these lessons, sitting in my circles, | hearing these lessons, sitting in my circles, |
1670 | 01:09:21,041 | 01:09:23,750 | met Mr. Tubbs when he was a council member. | met Mr. Tubbs when he was a council member. |
1671 | 01:09:23,834 | 01:09:26,500 | And now just really understanding that these things | And now just really understanding that these things |
1672 | 01:09:26,583 | 01:09:28,667 | really could happen to them. | really could happen to them. |
1673 | 01:09:29,917 | 01:09:32,333 | Dellafosse: I think this is why we do this work, right? | Dellafosse: I think this is why we do this work, right? |
1674 | 01:09:32,417 | 01:09:34,917 | Um... aaah! | Um... aaah! |
1675 | 01:09:37,083 | 01:09:40,125 | I wasn't expecting to see Remy's mom here today. | I wasn't expecting to see Remy's mom here today. |
1676 | 01:09:43,375 | 01:09:45,500 | What a tragic yet very sad thing | What a tragic yet very sad thing |
1677 | 01:09:45,583 | 01:09:47,500 | to happen in our community. | to happen in our community. |
1678 | 01:09:47,583 | 01:09:50,583 | (chattering in Spanish) | (chattering in Spanish) |
1679 | 01:09:54,458 | 01:09:56,959 | And I when I think about Remy, I think about his resilience | And I when I think about Remy, I think about his resilience |
1680 | 01:09:57,041 | 01:09:58,959 | and his amazing character that he had | and his amazing character that he had |
1681 | 01:09:59,041 | 01:10:01,291 | and that he showed in our program. | and that he showed in our program. |
1682 | 01:10:01,375 | 01:10:03,917 | And we were very honored to have him. | And we were very honored to have him. |
1683 | 01:10:04,250 | 01:10:06,041 | (chatter continues) | (chatter continues) |
1684 | 01:10:06,125 | 01:10:08,291 | It's gonna take more than just elected officials. | It's gonna take more than just elected officials. |
1685 | 01:10:08,375 | 01:10:10,500 | It's gonna take all of us | It's gonna take all of us |
1686 | 01:10:10,583 | 01:10:13,125 | to really change what is happening in our community. | to really change what is happening in our community. |
1687 | 01:10:15,083 | 01:10:18,500 | (train crossing bell ringing) | (train crossing bell ringing) |
1688 | 01:10:20,500 | 01:10:22,917 | Aguilar: Back in the late '80s and the early '90s, | Aguilar: Back in the late '80s and the early '90s, |
1689 | 01:10:23,000 | 01:10:24,709 | Stockton was at a very low point, | Stockton was at a very low point, |
1690 | 01:10:24,792 | 01:10:27,250 | and we had contributed to that. | and we had contributed to that. |
1691 | 01:10:27,333 | 01:10:29,208 | Now, we're in our 40s coming home | Now, we're in our 40s coming home |
1692 | 01:10:29,291 | 01:10:31,333 | after 20-something years in the prison system, | after 20-something years in the prison system, |
1693 | 01:10:31,417 | 01:10:33,083 | and little or nothing has changed, | and little or nothing has changed, |
1694 | 01:10:33,166 | 01:10:34,667 | and even now the violence has gone up. | and even now the violence has gone up. |
1695 | 01:10:34,750 | 01:10:36,208 | How can we now make a difference | How can we now make a difference |
1696 | 01:10:36,291 | 01:10:38,875 | and try to like really let our community know | and try to like really let our community know |
1697 | 01:10:38,959 | 01:10:40,333 | that we're not here to cause destruction? | that we're not here to cause destruction? |
1698 | 01:10:40,417 | 01:10:42,000 | We're here to cause healing. | We're here to cause healing. |
1699 | 01:10:42,083 | 01:10:45,125 | (indistinct chatter) | (indistinct chatter) |
1700 | 01:10:48,291 | 01:10:52,083 | Iyanla Vanzant: The trauma that we are experiencing is genetic. | Iyanla Vanzant: The trauma that we are experiencing is genetic. |
1701 | 01:10:52,417 | 01:10:54,250 | It's historic. | It's historic. |
1702 | 01:10:54,333 | 01:10:56,417 | It's ancestral. | It's ancestral. |
1703 | 01:10:56,500 | 01:10:58,709 | And it's coming up to be healed. | And it's coming up to be healed. |
1704 | 01:10:58,792 | 01:11:00,875 | So, I'm happy to be | So, I'm happy to be |
1705 | 01:11:00,959 | 01:11:02,917 | in a government office that uses | in a government office that uses |
1706 | 01:11:03,000 | 01:11:05,083 | the word "healing," | the word "healing," |
1707 | 01:11:05,166 | 01:11:08,458 | -as opposed to "fix," "change," you know. -(murmured agreement) | -as opposed to "fix," "change," you know. -(murmured agreement) |
1708 | 01:11:08,542 | 01:11:12,041 | It really is about healing to make whole again. | It really is about healing to make whole again. |
1709 | 01:11:12,125 | 01:11:13,875 | Woman: Our city is running rampant. | Woman: Our city is running rampant. |
1710 | 01:11:13,959 | 01:11:16,041 | -Our children are running rampant, like you said-- -Vanzant: No. | -Our children are running rampant, like you said-- -Vanzant: No. |
1711 | 01:11:16,125 | 01:11:18,667 | -Let's re-language that. -Okay. | -Let's re-language that. -Okay. |
1712 | 01:11:19,041 | 01:11:21,291 | Vanzant: You are now becoming aware | Vanzant: You are now becoming aware |
1713 | 01:11:21,375 | 01:11:25,083 | -of where healing is required. -(murmured agreement) | -of where healing is required. -(murmured agreement) |
1714 | 01:11:25,166 | 01:11:27,291 | -That's what you're seeing. -Okay. | -That's what you're seeing. -Okay. |
1715 | 01:11:27,375 | 01:11:29,917 | Vanzant: So, we see the need for our children's healing, | Vanzant: So, we see the need for our children's healing, |
1716 | 01:11:30,000 | 01:11:31,458 | and... (chuckles) | and... (chuckles) |
1717 | 01:11:31,542 | 01:11:33,917 | And we see... | And we see... |
1718 | 01:11:34,000 | 01:11:36,458 | the absence of our Black fathers | the absence of our Black fathers |
1719 | 01:11:36,542 | 01:11:38,959 | and our Brown fathers. | and our Brown fathers. |
1720 | 01:11:39,041 | 01:11:40,583 | What do you have for your matriarchs? | What do you have for your matriarchs? |
1721 | 01:11:40,667 | 01:11:42,959 | What can-- What wisdom can you leave us? | What can-- What wisdom can you leave us? |
1722 | 01:11:43,041 | 01:11:45,959 | It looks like the men are absent, | It looks like the men are absent, |
1723 | 01:11:46,041 | 01:11:47,792 | but at the same time, | but at the same time, |
1724 | 01:11:47,875 | 01:11:50,959 | their absence is causing the women to rise. | their absence is causing the women to rise. |
1725 | 01:11:51,041 | 01:11:54,041 | -A man is who his mother makes him. -(snapping) | -A man is who his mother makes him. -(snapping) |
1726 | 01:11:54,834 | 01:11:58,208 | A man is who his mother makes him. | A man is who his mother makes him. |
1727 | 01:11:59,542 | 01:12:02,917 | Because her heartbeat, her voice, | Because her heartbeat, her voice, |
1728 | 01:12:03,000 | 01:12:04,792 | is the first sound he hears. | is the first sound he hears. |
1729 | 01:12:04,875 | 01:12:06,458 | (murmuring) | (murmuring) |
1730 | 01:12:06,542 | 01:12:09,625 | So, it starts from womb time, | So, it starts from womb time, |
1731 | 01:12:09,709 | 01:12:12,417 | her being able to | her being able to |
1732 | 01:12:12,500 | 01:12:15,417 | plant seeds that ultimately grow. | plant seeds that ultimately grow. |
1733 | 01:12:15,500 | 01:12:18,583 | Yeah. So, don't-- don't despair. | Yeah. So, don't-- don't despair. |
1734 | 01:12:20,041 | 01:12:21,709 | Don't despair. | Don't despair. |
1735 | 01:12:22,917 | 01:12:26,500 | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: We put out a 160-page report last year. | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: We put out a 160-page report last year. |
1736 | 01:12:26,583 | 01:12:29,625 | It was the first ever report on the status of women in Stockton. | It was the first ever report on the status of women in Stockton. |
1737 | 01:12:29,709 | 01:12:31,792 | So that we know exactly how women are doing | So that we know exactly how women are doing |
1738 | 01:12:31,875 | 01:12:33,500 | compared to the rest of the women in the county, | compared to the rest of the women in the county, |
1739 | 01:12:33,583 | 01:12:34,834 | the rest of the women in our state, | the rest of the women in our state, |
1740 | 01:12:34,917 | 01:12:36,208 | and the rest of the women in our country. | and the rest of the women in our country. |
1741 | 01:12:36,291 | 01:12:38,375 | -(laughs) -You just blessed me. | -(laughs) -You just blessed me. |
1742 | 01:12:39,875 | 01:12:41,500 | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: There's huge intersections | Nti-Asare-Tubbs: There's huge intersections |
1743 | 01:12:41,583 | 01:12:44,000 | between the SEED program and gender equity. | between the SEED program and gender equity. |
1744 | 01:12:44,083 | 01:12:45,500 | And when we think about single mothers | And when we think about single mothers |
1745 | 01:12:45,583 | 01:12:48,208 | not having access to affordable childcare, | not having access to affordable childcare, |
1746 | 01:12:48,291 | 01:12:51,333 | they might use that $500 for something like that. | they might use that $500 for something like that. |
1747 | 01:12:51,417 | 01:12:53,375 | And when we think about | And when we think about |
1748 | 01:12:53,458 | 01:12:55,166 | victims of domestic violence | victims of domestic violence |
1749 | 01:12:55,250 | 01:12:58,333 | and their inability to leave an abusive partner, | and their inability to leave an abusive partner, |
1750 | 01:12:58,417 | 01:13:01,375 | $500 a month can really make a difference for them. | $500 a month can really make a difference for them. |
1751 | 01:13:01,458 | 01:13:04,333 | The biggest thing that I think Michael has said quite often | The biggest thing that I think Michael has said quite often |
1752 | 01:13:04,417 | 01:13:06,417 | with SEED is the reason there's not | with SEED is the reason there's not |
1753 | 01:13:06,500 | 01:13:09,041 | a training around what they need to do with the $500 | a training around what they need to do with the $500 |
1754 | 01:13:09,125 | 01:13:11,583 | is because we trust that they know what they need to do | is because we trust that they know what they need to do |
1755 | 01:13:11,667 | 01:13:14,917 | to make their lives better or feel more secure | to make their lives better or feel more secure |
1756 | 01:13:15,000 | 01:13:17,875 | or reach for whatever goal or dream they have. | or reach for whatever goal or dream they have. |
1757 | 01:13:17,959 | 01:13:20,917 | And I think especially in women's stories, we're gonna see that. | And I think especially in women's stories, we're gonna see that. |
1758 | 01:13:21,000 | 01:13:23,250 | Reporter 1: We're getting the first batch of data | Reporter 1: We're getting the first batch of data |
1759 | 01:13:23,333 | 01:13:25,834 | on a free money program in Stockton. | on a free money program in Stockton. |
1760 | 01:13:25,917 | 01:13:28,500 | It started earlier this year, providing low-income residents | It started earlier this year, providing low-income residents |
1761 | 01:13:28,583 | 01:13:30,834 | with $500 a month... | with $500 a month... |
1762 | 01:13:30,917 | 01:13:32,375 | Reporter 2: According to the first data released, | Reporter 2: According to the first data released, |
1763 | 01:13:32,458 | 01:13:35,750 | 40% went to food, 25% to merchandise, | 40% went to food, 25% to merchandise, |
1764 | 01:13:35,834 | 01:13:38,917 | and another 12% to pay utility bills. | and another 12% to pay utility bills. |
1765 | 01:13:39,750 | 01:13:42,625 | Recipient 1: I paid down some credit card debt, got rid of a couple. | Recipient 1: I paid down some credit card debt, got rid of a couple. |
1766 | 01:13:42,709 | 01:13:45,250 | Recipient 2: It helps me get diapers, baby wipes. | Recipient 2: It helps me get diapers, baby wipes. |
1767 | 01:13:45,333 | 01:13:47,750 | Recipient 3: Paid all my bills. That was the biggest stress relief. | Recipient 3: Paid all my bills. That was the biggest stress relief. |
1768 | 01:13:47,834 | 01:13:49,375 | Recipient 4: Get a battery for my car. | Recipient 4: Get a battery for my car. |
1769 | 01:13:49,458 | 01:13:52,208 | Recipient 5: My son wanted to go to a football camp. | Recipient 5: My son wanted to go to a football camp. |
1770 | 01:13:52,291 | 01:13:55,083 | Recipient 6: I saved most of it, trying to find a good use for it. | Recipient 6: I saved most of it, trying to find a good use for it. |
1771 | 01:13:55,166 | 01:13:57,625 | Recipient 7: I can pay, finally, for my books that I need. | Recipient 7: I can pay, finally, for my books that I need. |
1772 | 01:13:57,709 | 01:13:59,375 | Recipient 8: I have a sick sister in Orego, | Recipient 8: I have a sick sister in Orego, |
1773 | 01:13:59,458 | 01:14:01,041 | and I can't afford to always go to see her. | and I can't afford to always go to see her. |
1774 | 01:14:01,125 | 01:14:02,542 | Recipient 9: Insurance won't cover it. | Recipient 9: Insurance won't cover it. |
1775 | 01:14:02,625 | 01:14:04,417 | It's a huge burden off of our shoulders. | It's a huge burden off of our shoulders. |
1776 | 01:14:04,500 | 01:14:05,959 | Recipient 9: My daughter's birthday just passed, | Recipient 9: My daughter's birthday just passed, |
1777 | 01:14:06,041 | 01:14:09,208 | and it felt so nice to ask her what she wanted. | and it felt so nice to ask her what she wanted. |
1778 | 01:14:11,792 | 01:14:13,750 | Magdalena Taitano: I saw it on TV, | Magdalena Taitano: I saw it on TV, |
1779 | 01:14:13,834 | 01:14:16,417 | and then I read it in the newspaper. | and then I read it in the newspaper. |
1780 | 01:14:16,500 | 01:14:18,125 | And we got this | And we got this |
1781 | 01:14:18,208 | 01:14:19,959 | letter and I looked at it, | letter and I looked at it, |
1782 | 01:14:20,041 | 01:14:22,125 | and I said, "Oh my God. | and I said, "Oh my God. |
1783 | 01:14:22,208 | 01:14:25,125 | Of all people in Stockton, they have my name." | Of all people in Stockton, they have my name." |
1784 | 01:14:25,208 | 01:14:26,542 | (laughs) | (laughs) |
1785 | 01:14:27,750 | 01:14:31,542 | I called them up and I said, "Is this real?" You know? | I called them up and I said, "Is this real?" You know? |
1786 | 01:14:33,166 | 01:14:35,208 | This is not the time for me to... | This is not the time for me to... |
1787 | 01:14:36,375 | 01:14:38,625 | to refuse. | to refuse. |
1788 | 01:14:38,709 | 01:14:40,750 | (voice breaking): My husband recently... | (voice breaking): My husband recently... |
1789 | 01:14:41,875 | 01:14:43,875 | became disabled, | became disabled, |
1790 | 01:14:44,750 | 01:14:47,333 | and-- I'm sorry. | and-- I'm sorry. |
1791 | 01:14:48,166 | 01:14:51,208 | And he cannot remember anything. | And he cannot remember anything. |
1792 | 01:14:52,709 | 01:14:54,792 | And he's... | And he's... |
1793 | 01:14:54,875 | 01:14:58,291 | you know, so right now, SEED is a big, big help | you know, so right now, SEED is a big, big help |
1794 | 01:14:58,375 | 01:15:01,458 | for me, for my-- for my everything. | for me, for my-- for my everything. |
1795 | 01:15:01,542 | 01:15:04,583 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1796 | 01:15:06,458 | 01:15:09,667 | Tubbs: I think I really enjoy having Stockton be centered | Tubbs: I think I really enjoy having Stockton be centered |
1797 | 01:15:09,750 | 01:15:11,291 | and ground zero for a discussion | and ground zero for a discussion |
1798 | 01:15:11,375 | 01:15:13,458 | that's not rooted in bankruptcy or foreclosures, | that's not rooted in bankruptcy or foreclosures, |
1799 | 01:15:13,542 | 01:15:15,500 | but it's rooted in like what could | but it's rooted in like what could |
1800 | 01:15:15,583 | 01:15:17,750 | a future social contract look like. | a future social contract look like. |
1801 | 01:15:19,208 | 01:15:22,166 | And then when that data's don, for the rest of history, | And then when that data's don, for the rest of history, |
1802 | 01:15:22,250 | 01:15:23,875 | Stockton will be part of that conversation. | Stockton will be part of that conversation. |
1803 | 01:15:23,959 | 01:15:25,792 | Whether you disagree or agree, | Whether you disagree or agree, |
1804 | 01:15:25,875 | 01:15:27,625 | you're gonna have to cite the findings from Stockton, | you're gonna have to cite the findings from Stockton, |
1805 | 01:15:27,709 | 01:15:29,000 | the stories and people of Stockton. | the stories and people of Stockton. |
1806 | 01:15:29,083 | 01:15:31,291 | Stockton's gonna help inform national thinking | Stockton's gonna help inform national thinking |
1807 | 01:15:31,375 | 01:15:33,750 | about how do we create a fair economy. | about how do we create a fair economy. |
1808 | 01:15:37,291 | 01:15:39,333 | Vivero: I'll be at San Joaquin Delta College, | Vivero: I'll be at San Joaquin Delta College, |
1809 | 01:15:39,417 | 01:15:41,291 | majoring in photography. | majoring in photography. |
1810 | 01:15:41,375 | 01:15:43,291 | I gotta do this for my family | I gotta do this for my family |
1811 | 01:15:43,375 | 01:15:44,875 | because not only is it important to me, | because not only is it important to me, |
1812 | 01:15:44,959 | 01:15:46,125 | but it's important to them. | but it's important to them. |
1813 | 01:15:47,417 | 01:15:49,750 | Especially for my dad, who didn't finish high school, | Especially for my dad, who didn't finish high school, |
1814 | 01:15:49,834 | 01:15:51,458 | and my mom as well. | and my mom as well. |
1815 | 01:15:52,125 | 01:15:55,166 | (speaking Spanish) | (speaking Spanish) |
1816 | 01:16:11,458 | 01:16:12,417 | Sí. | Sí. |
1817 | 01:16:12,500 | 01:16:15,458 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1818 | 01:16:25,458 | 01:16:27,709 | Almendarez: I'm going to MJC, which is in Modesto, | Almendarez: I'm going to MJC, which is in Modesto, |
1819 | 01:16:27,792 | 01:16:30,250 | so I'm just gonna do two years there, and then, | so I'm just gonna do two years there, and then, |
1820 | 01:16:30,333 | 01:16:32,417 | after those two years, go to a university. | after those two years, go to a university. |
1821 | 01:16:32,500 | 01:16:34,500 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1822 | 01:16:37,333 | 01:16:39,750 | I think I'm gonna major in kinesiology | I think I'm gonna major in kinesiology |
1823 | 01:16:39,834 | 01:16:43,375 | to be an athletic trainer or probably a PE teacher. | to be an athletic trainer or probably a PE teacher. |
1824 | 01:16:45,875 | 01:16:49,208 | I think I will settle in Stockton 'cause I don't wanna leave my mom. | I think I will settle in Stockton 'cause I don't wanna leave my mom. |
1825 | 01:16:49,291 | 01:16:51,333 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1826 | 01:17:09,333 | 01:17:11,458 | Hawkins: Isaiah was here, I wanna say, for about a year, | Hawkins: Isaiah was here, I wanna say, for about a year, |
1827 | 01:17:11,542 | 01:17:13,333 | about a year and a half. | about a year and a half. |
1828 | 01:17:13,417 | 01:17:16,291 | I had no problems. Zay'd go to school, went to practice, | I had no problems. Zay'd go to school, went to practice, |
1829 | 01:17:16,375 | 01:17:19,542 | and did what he was supposed to do, and everything was fine. | and did what he was supposed to do, and everything was fine. |
1830 | 01:17:21,542 | 01:17:24,792 | I mean all I know is it's pretty serious, | I mean all I know is it's pretty serious, |
1831 | 01:17:24,875 | 01:17:26,458 | and I heard some things about them | and I heard some things about them |
1832 | 01:17:26,542 | 01:17:29,125 | trying to charge him as an adult. | trying to charge him as an adult. |
1833 | 01:17:29,208 | 01:17:31,125 | Zay has been in some trouble, | Zay has been in some trouble, |
1834 | 01:17:31,208 | 01:17:34,125 | but we gotta be honest about the situation. | but we gotta be honest about the situation. |
1835 | 01:17:34,208 | 01:17:36,125 | As a young Black man, | As a young Black man, |
1836 | 01:17:36,208 | 01:17:39,125 | I don't wanna say-- to use the word "war," but, dude, | I don't wanna say-- to use the word "war," but, dude, |
1837 | 01:17:39,208 | 01:17:40,959 | it's tough out here for us. | it's tough out here for us. |
1838 | 01:17:41,041 | 01:17:43,750 | And at the same time, I don't wanna feel sorry for us neither, | And at the same time, I don't wanna feel sorry for us neither, |
1839 | 01:17:43,834 | 01:17:45,834 | but that's why we gotta be | but that's why we gotta be |
1840 | 01:17:45,917 | 01:17:49,000 | on top of our stuff twice as better. | on top of our stuff twice as better. |
1841 | 01:17:49,083 | 01:17:51,500 | And that's what I try to get Zay to understand is, | And that's what I try to get Zay to understand is, |
1842 | 01:17:51,583 | 01:17:53,333 | you got so many people that care about you. | you got so many people that care about you. |
1843 | 01:17:53,417 | 01:17:54,792 | It's not just me, you know. | It's not just me, you know. |
1844 | 01:17:54,875 | 01:17:57,166 | It's a lot of people, from the principal | It's a lot of people, from the principal |
1845 | 01:17:57,250 | 01:17:58,667 | at Edison High School, the counselors, | at Edison High School, the counselors, |
1846 | 01:17:58,750 | 01:18:00,667 | to the people in the community and all the stuff. | to the people in the community and all the stuff. |
1847 | 01:18:00,750 | 01:18:02,917 | And I've always told Zay, "Dude... | And I've always told Zay, "Dude... |
1848 | 01:18:04,208 | 01:18:05,667 | this is bigger than just you." | this is bigger than just you." |
1849 | 01:18:05,750 | 01:18:08,750 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1850 | 01:18:09,959 | 01:18:13,041 | (cheering and applause) | (cheering and applause) |
1851 | 01:18:17,250 | 01:18:19,458 | Tubbs: I was first introduced to some of you guys | Tubbs: I was first introduced to some of you guys |
1852 | 01:18:19,542 | 01:18:22,166 | in eighth grade at Marshall Elementary School. | in eighth grade at Marshall Elementary School. |
1853 | 01:18:22,250 | 01:18:24,750 | This year, I met some of you on Twitter. | This year, I met some of you on Twitter. |
1854 | 01:18:25,417 | 01:18:28,166 | And I am so incredibly proud. | And I am so incredibly proud. |
1855 | 01:18:28,250 | 01:18:30,792 | I'm proud because I know for many of you, | I'm proud because I know for many of you, |
1856 | 01:18:30,875 | 01:18:33,625 | you're the first one in your family to graduate high schoo, | you're the first one in your family to graduate high schoo, |
1857 | 01:18:33,709 | 01:18:35,333 | much less college. | much less college. |
1858 | 01:18:35,417 | 01:18:37,500 | I'm incredibly proud because for many of you, | I'm incredibly proud because for many of you, |
1859 | 01:18:37,583 | 01:18:39,875 | you've overcome poverty and obstacles | you've overcome poverty and obstacles |
1860 | 01:18:39,959 | 01:18:41,583 | to get to where you are today. | to get to where you are today. |
1861 | 01:18:41,667 | 01:18:45,166 | (cheering) | (cheering) |
1862 | 01:18:45,250 | 01:18:48,709 | I'll leave you with my favorite quote, and it's this. | I'll leave you with my favorite quote, and it's this. |
1863 | 01:18:48,792 | 01:18:51,041 | "They tried to bury us, | "They tried to bury us, |
1864 | 01:18:51,125 | 01:18:53,542 | but they didn't know we were seeds." | but they didn't know we were seeds." |
1865 | 01:18:53,625 | 01:18:55,000 | When I think of that quote, | When I think of that quote, |
1866 | 01:18:55,083 | 01:18:57,250 | I think of students like Emily and Joy, | I think of students like Emily and Joy, |
1867 | 01:18:57,333 | 01:18:59,875 | who, in high school, made the tough decision | who, in high school, made the tough decision |
1868 | 01:18:59,959 | 01:19:01,667 | to have a child like my mothe, | to have a child like my mothe, |
1869 | 01:19:01,750 | 01:19:03,208 | and today, are walking this stage | and today, are walking this stage |
1870 | 01:19:03,291 | 01:19:05,834 | as proud parents and proud graduates | as proud parents and proud graduates |
1871 | 01:19:05,917 | 01:19:08,083 | on their way to higher education. | on their way to higher education. |
1872 | 01:19:08,166 | 01:19:10,500 | Emily and Joy, they tried to bury you, | Emily and Joy, they tried to bury you, |
1873 | 01:19:10,583 | 01:19:13,333 | but they didn't know that you were seeds. | but they didn't know that you were seeds. |
1874 | 01:19:13,417 | 01:19:16,208 | And for every single graduate in this class, | And for every single graduate in this class, |
1875 | 01:19:16,875 | 01:19:19,291 | growing up in South Stockton, know this. | growing up in South Stockton, know this. |
1876 | 01:19:19,375 | 01:19:21,583 | They tried to bury you, | They tried to bury you, |
1877 | 01:19:21,667 | 01:19:23,458 | but they didn't know you were seeds. | but they didn't know you were seeds. |
1878 | 01:19:23,542 | 01:19:24,709 | Act like you know that. | Act like you know that. |
1879 | 01:19:24,792 | 01:19:27,250 | Everywhere you walk belongs to you. | Everywhere you walk belongs to you. |
1880 | 01:19:27,333 | 01:19:30,417 | It's your house. We need you, and I expect to see | It's your house. We need you, and I expect to see |
1881 | 01:19:30,500 | 01:19:32,625 | great things from you all, and congratulations. | great things from you all, and congratulations. |
1882 | 01:19:33,291 | 01:19:35,750 | (applause) | (applause) |
1883 | 01:19:35,834 | 01:19:38,041 | -Principal: Joy Almendarez. -(cheering) | -Principal: Joy Almendarez. -(cheering) |
1884 | 01:19:38,125 | 01:19:41,166 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1885 | 01:19:42,041 | 01:19:45,125 | Almendarez: The mayor's mom, you know, she had him at a young age, | Almendarez: The mayor's mom, you know, she had him at a young age, |
1886 | 01:19:45,208 | 01:19:47,041 | and she walked the stage with him, | and she walked the stage with him, |
1887 | 01:19:47,125 | 01:19:49,083 | and he's like doing big things. | and he's like doing big things. |
1888 | 01:19:49,166 | 01:19:50,917 | So, what I want for my son | So, what I want for my son |
1889 | 01:19:51,000 | 01:19:53,750 | is for him to get an education | is for him to get an education |
1890 | 01:19:53,834 | 01:19:56,834 | because he's gonna be a young Black child growing up in Stockton. | because he's gonna be a young Black child growing up in Stockton. |
1891 | 01:19:57,542 | 01:19:59,458 | Principal: Rogelio Vivero. | Principal: Rogelio Vivero. |
1892 | 01:19:59,542 | 01:20:02,083 | (cheering) | (cheering) |
1893 | 01:20:04,208 | 01:20:06,709 | -Rihanna Vontealtine. -(cheering) | -Rihanna Vontealtine. -(cheering) |
1894 | 01:20:08,875 | 01:20:10,875 | Clinton James Washington. | Clinton James Washington. |
1895 | 01:20:12,041 | 01:20:14,333 | -(cheering continues) -Desiree... | -(cheering continues) -Desiree... |
1896 | 01:20:14,417 | 01:20:17,000 | Vivero: My parents had a lot of euphoria. | Vivero: My parents had a lot of euphoria. |
1897 | 01:20:17,875 | 01:20:19,417 | They were just glad. | They were just glad. |
1898 | 01:20:21,166 | 01:20:23,417 | They just wanted to see me walk that stage | They just wanted to see me walk that stage |
1899 | 01:20:23,500 | 01:20:25,625 | 'cause walking that stage is a big accomplishment, | 'cause walking that stage is a big accomplishment, |
1900 | 01:20:25,709 | 01:20:29,250 | and especially with all these killings, you know, the homicides. | and especially with all these killings, you know, the homicides. |
1901 | 01:20:30,750 | 01:20:32,583 | You know, I lost some people, too. | You know, I lost some people, too. |
1902 | 01:20:32,667 | 01:20:36,000 | And just to be able to walk that stage along with my friends | And just to be able to walk that stage along with my friends |
1903 | 01:20:36,083 | 01:20:38,458 | who I've known that lost people, too. | who I've known that lost people, too. |
1904 | 01:20:38,542 | 01:20:41,041 | You know, it was just a great feeling. | You know, it was just a great feeling. |
1905 | 01:20:42,291 | 01:20:44,625 | (crowd chatter) | (crowd chatter) |
1906 | 01:20:44,709 | 01:20:46,583 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1907 | 01:20:50,083 | 01:20:52,000 | Dellafosse: Isaiah's name was in the program. | Dellafosse: Isaiah's name was in the program. |
1908 | 01:20:52,083 | 01:20:54,333 | -(inaudible) - To know that | -(inaudible) - To know that |
1909 | 01:20:54,417 | 01:20:57,041 | he wasn't physically there was a little overwhelming, | he wasn't physically there was a little overwhelming, |
1910 | 01:20:57,125 | 01:20:59,917 | but I was cheering him on in spirit. He was in my heart. | but I was cheering him on in spirit. He was in my heart. |
1911 | 01:21:01,291 | 01:21:03,917 | (quiet chatter) | (quiet chatter) |
1912 | 01:21:06,458 | 01:21:08,000 | Tubbs Sr.: I dedicate this | Tubbs Sr.: I dedicate this |
1913 | 01:21:08,083 | 01:21:09,542 | to all the women who helped shape my life. | to all the women who helped shape my life. |
1914 | 01:21:09,625 | 01:21:11,208 | Without you, I would be lost. | Without you, I would be lost. |
1915 | 01:21:11,291 | 01:21:14,166 | My two boys, Michael Derrick Tubbs and Anthony Tubbs, | My two boys, Michael Derrick Tubbs and Anthony Tubbs, |
1916 | 01:21:14,250 | 01:21:16,333 | this is something for you so you will know | this is something for you so you will know |
1917 | 01:21:16,417 | 01:21:18,417 | who your dad really is as a person. | who your dad really is as a person. |
1918 | 01:21:19,709 | 01:21:21,667 | The book I'm writing is called "Truth Be Told." | The book I'm writing is called "Truth Be Told." |
1919 | 01:21:21,750 | 01:21:24,166 | It's really a memoir to my sons. | It's really a memoir to my sons. |
1920 | 01:21:24,250 | 01:21:26,333 | It's my truth, and I gotta tell my son, | It's my truth, and I gotta tell my son, |
1921 | 01:21:26,417 | 01:21:28,542 | gotta let him know who I am. | gotta let him know who I am. |
1922 | 01:21:28,625 | 01:21:30,667 | When Audri came into my life, she was the one | When Audri came into my life, she was the one |
1923 | 01:21:30,750 | 01:21:33,542 | who made me really see myself for who I really was | who made me really see myself for who I really was |
1924 | 01:21:33,625 | 01:21:35,542 | and not what I thought I was. | and not what I thought I was. |
1925 | 01:21:35,625 | 01:21:37,834 | So then when Mike first got married, my wife said, | So then when Mike first got married, my wife said, |
1926 | 01:21:37,917 | 01:21:39,875 | "You're gonna be a granddaddy soon." I was like, nah. I said, | "You're gonna be a granddaddy soon." I was like, nah. I said, |
1927 | 01:21:39,959 | 01:21:42,375 | "He got a plan right now. He's sticking to his plan." | "He got a plan right now. He's sticking to his plan." |
1928 | 01:21:42,458 | 01:21:44,583 | She's like, "You gonna be a granddaddy soon." | She's like, "You gonna be a granddaddy soon." |
1929 | 01:21:44,667 | 01:21:47,125 | So, it's happening. I'm proud. I'm glad. | So, it's happening. I'm proud. I'm glad. |
1930 | 01:21:52,625 | 01:21:54,709 | That's what I'm looking most forward to, | That's what I'm looking most forward to, |
1931 | 01:21:54,792 | 01:21:57,000 | meeting my grandchild. | meeting my grandchild. |
1932 | 01:21:57,083 | 01:21:59,041 | I'm hoping I'll be able to go visit them. | I'm hoping I'll be able to go visit them. |
1933 | 01:21:59,125 | 01:22:00,208 | (indistinct chatter) | (indistinct chatter) |
1934 | 01:22:00,291 | 01:22:02,291 | Tubbs: I would rather the conversation happen | Tubbs: I would rather the conversation happen |
1935 | 01:22:02,375 | 01:22:03,959 | not in a prison, frankly. | not in a prison, frankly. |
1936 | 01:22:04,041 | 01:22:06,417 | But as I think about starting my own family, | But as I think about starting my own family, |
1937 | 01:22:06,500 | 01:22:09,208 | having some sort of, like, | having some sort of, like, |
1938 | 01:22:09,291 | 01:22:12,458 | restart of a relationship, now that I'm a, I'm a man, | restart of a relationship, now that I'm a, I'm a man, |
1939 | 01:22:12,542 | 01:22:14,166 | would probably be helpful. | would probably be helpful. |
1940 | 01:22:15,291 | 01:22:17,875 | I'm sure my child will realize that his grandfather | I'm sure my child will realize that his grandfather |
1941 | 01:22:17,959 | 01:22:19,750 | is in jail, but my hope for him | is in jail, but my hope for him |
1942 | 01:22:19,834 | 01:22:21,959 | is that he's able to meet the person | is that he's able to meet the person |
1943 | 01:22:22,041 | 01:22:23,792 | behind the caricature or the character, | behind the caricature or the character, |
1944 | 01:22:23,875 | 01:22:26,458 | and have a relationship that's different than the relationshp | and have a relationship that's different than the relationshp |
1945 | 01:22:26,542 | 01:22:29,625 | I had where that's just his granddad. | I had where that's just his granddad. |
1946 | 01:22:29,709 | 01:22:31,625 | Dixon: I'm just so proud of my son Michael | Dixon: I'm just so proud of my son Michael |
1947 | 01:22:31,709 | 01:22:33,250 | and I'm so proud of Anna | and I'm so proud of Anna |
1948 | 01:22:33,333 | 01:22:35,417 | that she's carrying my grandchild. | that she's carrying my grandchild. |
1949 | 01:22:35,500 | 01:22:36,875 | I know for a fact that | I know for a fact that |
1950 | 01:22:36,959 | 01:22:39,458 | -my grandchild gonna be smart. -(laughter) | -my grandchild gonna be smart. -(laughter) |
1951 | 01:22:39,542 | 01:22:41,917 | I'm just happy. And, you know, | I'm just happy. And, you know, |
1952 | 01:22:42,000 | 01:22:44,959 | with you carrying my baby, it makes me more connected to you-- | with you carrying my baby, it makes me more connected to you-- |
1953 | 01:22:45,041 | 01:22:47,625 | -I mean my grand baby. (laughs) -(laughter) | -I mean my grand baby. (laughs) -(laughter) |
1954 | 01:22:47,709 | 01:22:50,750 | (applause) | (applause) |
1955 | 01:22:52,875 | 01:22:55,834 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1956 | 01:22:55,917 | 01:22:58,750 | Tubbs: Being a father has been incredibly humanizing | Tubbs: Being a father has been incredibly humanizing |
1957 | 01:22:58,834 | 01:23:02,000 | in helping me understand both of my parents, actually. | in helping me understand both of my parents, actually. |
1958 | 01:23:02,083 | 01:23:04,792 | Fosters a deep, deep, deep appreciation | Fosters a deep, deep, deep appreciation |
1959 | 01:23:04,875 | 01:23:07,166 | for the work, particularly my mom being single, | for the work, particularly my mom being single, |
1960 | 01:23:07,250 | 01:23:09,375 | and how hard it had to have been. | and how hard it had to have been. |
1961 | 01:23:09,875 | 01:23:12,083 | For my dad, just how difficult it must've been | For my dad, just how difficult it must've been |
1962 | 01:23:12,166 | 01:23:13,834 | to be like away from your son. | to be like away from your son. |
1963 | 01:23:13,917 | 01:23:16,458 | I don't like it when I'm on a business trip for three days, | I don't like it when I'm on a business trip for three days, |
1964 | 01:23:16,542 | 01:23:18,291 | much less 25, 26 years. | much less 25, 26 years. |
1965 | 01:23:18,375 | 01:23:20,917 | I'm sure that must've been terrible. | I'm sure that must've been terrible. |
1966 | 01:23:21,000 | 01:23:24,333 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1967 | 01:23:32,959 | 01:23:35,667 | Evans: I've been stressed out so muc, | Evans: I've been stressed out so muc, |
1968 | 01:23:35,750 | 01:23:38,917 | so much put on my shoulders that I just gotta deal with. | so much put on my shoulders that I just gotta deal with. |
1969 | 01:23:43,625 | 01:23:46,000 | You know, a lot of kids, they got so much anger | You know, a lot of kids, they got so much anger |
1970 | 01:23:46,083 | 01:23:49,375 | built inside, especially when you lock down. | built inside, especially when you lock down. |
1971 | 01:23:49,458 | 01:23:51,166 | When you lock down, so much anger. | When you lock down, so much anger. |
1972 | 01:23:51,250 | 01:23:53,208 | ♪ ♪ | ♪ ♪ |
1973 | 01:23:53,291 | 01:23:55,125 | It's not nothing to bring me down. | It's not nothing to bring me down. |
1974 | 01:23:55,208 | 01:23:57,166 | It's just gonna make me work harder. | It's just gonna make me work harder. |
1975 | 01:23:57,250 | 01:24:00,792 | Like, I really wanna be a big help in my city, | Like, I really wanna be a big help in my city, |
1976 | 01:24:00,875 | 01:24:03,917 | and I'm saying this is, this is, this is a real story for me. | and I'm saying this is, this is, this is a real story for me. |
1977 | 01:24:05,875 | 01:24:09,208 | Dellafosse: For Isaiah, what we're hoping is that he goes to counseling. | Dellafosse: For Isaiah, what we're hoping is that he goes to counseling. |
1978 | 01:24:09,291 | 01:24:11,041 | He's still eligible for Stockton Scholars, | He's still eligible for Stockton Scholars, |
1979 | 01:24:11,125 | 01:24:14,375 | which means he can still obtain the $500. | which means he can still obtain the $500. |
1980 | 01:24:14,458 | 01:24:16,041 | He's eligible for Delta classes, | He's eligible for Delta classes, |
1981 | 01:24:16,125 | 01:24:18,500 | and we're enrolling him as we speak. | and we're enrolling him as we speak. |
1982 | 01:24:19,417 | 01:24:21,375 | Evans: I love Jasmine on a whole 'nother level. | Evans: I love Jasmine on a whole 'nother level. |
1983 | 01:24:21,458 | 01:24:24,750 | A lot of people, they done turned their back on me, | A lot of people, they done turned their back on me, |
1984 | 01:24:24,834 | 01:24:27,208 | but Jasmine, no matter what, she was here for me | but Jasmine, no matter what, she was here for me |
1985 | 01:24:27,291 | 01:24:29,458 | every step of the way. | every step of the way. |
1986 | 01:24:30,291 | 01:24:32,583 | Dellafosse: When Iyanla came to Stockton, | Dellafosse: When Iyanla came to Stockton, |
1987 | 01:24:32,667 | 01:24:35,208 | someone asked a question about how do you know when the work is done, | someone asked a question about how do you know when the work is done, |
1988 | 01:24:35,291 | 01:24:37,250 | and she said, "When you die." | and she said, "When you die." |
1989 | 01:24:37,333 | 01:24:39,542 | Regardless of who's gonna be here | Regardless of who's gonna be here |
1990 | 01:24:39,625 | 01:24:41,417 | in two years or four years, | in two years or four years, |
1991 | 01:24:41,500 | 01:24:43,041 | that this work will still continue | that this work will still continue |
1992 | 01:24:43,125 | 01:24:45,375 | because we're putting things in place | because we're putting things in place |
1993 | 01:24:45,458 | 01:24:47,458 | for folks to continue this work. | for folks to continue this work. |
1994 | 01:24:50,041 | 01:24:52,417 | Nunez: Can we just hear it for Common real quick? | Nunez: Can we just hear it for Common real quick? |
1995 | 01:24:52,500 | 01:24:54,583 | Show some Stockton love to Common? | Show some Stockton love to Common? |
1996 | 01:24:54,667 | 01:24:57,000 | (applause) | (applause) |
1997 | 01:24:58,041 | 01:25:00,250 | Common: This is inspiring for me to be here. | Common: This is inspiring for me to be here. |
1998 | 01:25:00,333 | 01:25:03,500 | Like I really wanna say salutations to Stockton. | Like I really wanna say salutations to Stockton. |
1999 | 01:25:03,792 | 01:25:06,417 | 'Cause this is a good example of what | 'Cause this is a good example of what |
2000 | 01:25:06,500 | 01:25:09,917 | a city, um, maybe, hopefully, a state | a city, um, maybe, hopefully, a state |
2001 | 01:25:10,000 | 01:25:11,375 | and a nation, can be. | and a nation, can be. |
2002 | 01:25:11,458 | 01:25:13,667 | I come to communities and try to listen. | I come to communities and try to listen. |
2003 | 01:25:14,166 | 01:25:15,959 | There is this school-to-prison pipeline | There is this school-to-prison pipeline |
2004 | 01:25:16,041 | 01:25:18,250 | that exists in Stockton, and there have been | that exists in Stockton, and there have been |
2005 | 01:25:18,333 | 01:25:20,583 | many people at the table who've been working to really | many people at the table who've been working to really |
2006 | 01:25:20,667 | 01:25:22,875 | fight to dismantle that work, | fight to dismantle that work, |
2007 | 01:25:22,959 | 01:25:25,125 | and we're looking to shut down youth prisons across the state. | and we're looking to shut down youth prisons across the state. |
2008 | 01:25:25,208 | 01:25:27,375 | Aguilar: You know, I've always wanted to love this city, | Aguilar: You know, I've always wanted to love this city, |
2009 | 01:25:27,458 | 01:25:29,417 | Stockton. I love the city. | Stockton. I love the city. |
2010 | 01:25:29,500 | 01:25:31,834 | -And-and the city didn't love me back. -Common: Mm. | -And-and the city didn't love me back. -Common: Mm. |
2011 | 01:25:31,917 | 01:25:35,250 | You know, as a kid, at 8 years old, I was already inside | You know, as a kid, at 8 years old, I was already inside |
2012 | 01:25:35,333 | 01:25:37,792 | foster care and the juvenile hall system. | foster care and the juvenile hall system. |
2013 | 01:25:37,875 | 01:25:39,625 | By the time I was 15, I was already being tried | By the time I was 15, I was already being tried |
2014 | 01:25:39,709 | 01:25:41,625 | as an adult and sent to prison. | as an adult and sent to prison. |
2015 | 01:25:41,709 | 01:25:44,583 | I ended up spending 26 years in the penitentiary. | I ended up spending 26 years in the penitentiary. |
2016 | 01:25:44,667 | 01:25:48,208 | And so, the system raised me when I wanted my city to love me. | And so, the system raised me when I wanted my city to love me. |
2017 | 01:25:49,208 | 01:25:52,125 | Common: It wasn't on our minds to know to go to Stockton. | Common: It wasn't on our minds to know to go to Stockton. |
2018 | 01:25:52,208 | 01:25:54,417 | I'm just being real with you. It wasn't on our minds | I'm just being real with you. It wasn't on our minds |
2019 | 01:25:54,500 | 01:25:56,000 | until they pulled our coattails and said, | until they pulled our coattails and said, |
2020 | 01:25:56,083 | 01:25:58,125 | yo, we gotta hit these places, | yo, we gotta hit these places, |
2021 | 01:25:58,208 | 01:25:59,792 | and there's stuff going on here. | and there's stuff going on here. |
2022 | 01:25:59,875 | 01:26:01,291 | This place is being overlooked, | This place is being overlooked, |
2023 | 01:26:01,375 | 01:26:03,417 | but it's issues, and it just | but it's issues, and it just |
2024 | 01:26:03,500 | 01:26:05,458 | makes me know that like the leadership | makes me know that like the leadership |
2025 | 01:26:05,542 | 01:26:07,458 | can come from anywhere. | can come from anywhere. |
2026 | 01:26:07,542 | 01:26:09,500 | Y'all are really showing | Y'all are really showing |
2027 | 01:26:09,583 | 01:26:12,166 | a transformation on a holistic level. | a transformation on a holistic level. |
2028 | 01:26:12,250 | 01:26:14,667 | -Photographer: Two, three, say Stockton. -All: Stockton! | -Photographer: Two, three, say Stockton. -All: Stockton! |
2029 | 01:26:14,750 | 01:26:17,000 | ("The People" by Common playing) | ("The People" by Common playing) |
2030 | 01:26:17,083 | 01:26:20,709 | Tubbs: The phrase "upset the set-up" I stole from a friend. | Tubbs: The phrase "upset the set-up" I stole from a friend. |
2031 | 01:26:21,750 | 01:26:24,667 | I remember texting her like, "Yo, I'ma steal that for a speech." | I remember texting her like, "Yo, I'ma steal that for a speech." |
2032 | 01:26:24,750 | 01:26:27,166 | It's an interesting play on the words. | It's an interesting play on the words. |
2033 | 01:26:27,250 | 01:26:29,709 | It acknowledges that there is a set-up, there is a system, | It acknowledges that there is a set-up, there is a system, |
2034 | 01:26:29,792 | 01:26:31,500 | there is a way things are designed. | there is a way things are designed. |
2035 | 01:26:31,583 | 01:26:33,458 | But it's not fatalistic. It's not saying, | But it's not fatalistic. It's not saying, |
2036 | 01:26:33,542 | 01:26:35,500 | "Because of that, you can't do anything," | "Because of that, you can't do anything," |
2037 | 01:26:35,583 | 01:26:37,625 | or, "Because of that, we're stuck." | or, "Because of that, we're stuck." |
2038 | 01:26:37,709 | 01:26:39,291 | As Jasmine said, the work we'll be doing | As Jasmine said, the work we'll be doing |
2039 | 01:26:39,375 | 01:26:41,166 | for the rest of our lives, really, | for the rest of our lives, really, |
2040 | 01:26:41,250 | 01:26:42,500 | is how do we upset the set-up? | is how do we upset the set-up? |
2041 | 01:26:42,583 | 01:26:44,208 | We'll continue to push for a world | We'll continue to push for a world |
2042 | 01:26:44,291 | 01:26:46,250 | that gives everyone a chance. | that gives everyone a chance. |
2043 | 01:26:46,625 | 01:26:49,709 | -(crowd cheering, applause) -(indistinct) | -(crowd cheering, applause) -(indistinct) |
2044 | 01:26:51,083 | 01:26:53,333 | ...for everybody. For trans people, | ...for everybody. For trans people, |
2045 | 01:26:53,417 | 01:26:55,750 | for gay people, for straight people, | for gay people, for straight people, |
2046 | 01:26:55,834 | 01:26:59,250 | for Muslim people, for Sikh people, for Indian people, | for Muslim people, for Sikh people, for Indian people, |
2047 | 01:26:59,333 | 01:27:01,875 | for Black people, for white people, for Latinos, for Asians, | for Black people, for white people, for Latinos, for Asians, |
2048 | 01:27:01,959 | 01:27:05,208 | for every single person in this city. | for every single person in this city. |
2049 | 01:27:05,291 | 01:27:07,375 | We don't believe, but we demand justice, | We don't believe, but we demand justice, |
2050 | 01:27:07,458 | 01:27:09,709 | and for that, tonight, we party. | and for that, tonight, we party. |
2051 | 01:27:09,792 | 01:27:11,250 | (crowd cheering) | (crowd cheering) |
2052 | 01:27:11,333 | 01:27:14,208 | ♪ This is street radio for unsung heroes ♪ | ♪ This is street radio for unsung heroes ♪ |
2053 | 01:27:14,291 | 01:27:16,667 | ♪ Riding in the regal, trying to stay legal ♪ | ♪ Riding in the regal, trying to stay legal ♪ |
2054 | 01:27:16,750 | 01:27:19,208 | ♪ My daughter found Nemo, I found the new primo ♪ | ♪ My daughter found Nemo, I found the new primo ♪ |
2055 | 01:27:19,291 | 01:27:21,709 | ♪ Yeah, you know how we do, we do it for the people ♪ | ♪ Yeah, you know how we do, we do it for the people ♪ |
2056 | 01:27:21,792 | 01:27:23,917 | ♪ And the struggle of the brothers and the folks ♪ | ♪ And the struggle of the brothers and the folks ♪ |
2057 | 01:27:24,000 | 01:27:26,917 | ♪ With lovers under dope, experiment to discover hopes ♪ | ♪ With lovers under dope, experiment to discover hopes ♪ |
2058 | 01:27:27,000 | 01:27:28,542 | ♪ Scuffle for notes, the rougher I wrote ♪ | ♪ Scuffle for notes, the rougher I wrote ♪ |
2059 | 01:27:28,625 | 01:27:29,834 | ♪ Times was harder ♪ | ♪ Times was harder ♪ |
2060 | 01:27:29,917 | 01:27:32,250 | ♪ Went from rocky starter to the voice of a martyr ♪ | ♪ Went from rocky starter to the voice of a martyr ♪ |
2061 | 01:27:32,333 | 01:27:34,875 | ♪ Why white folks focus on dogs and yoga ♪ | ♪ Why white folks focus on dogs and yoga ♪ |
2062 | 01:27:34,959 | 01:27:37,542 | ♪ While people on the low end trying to ball and get over ♪ | ♪ While people on the low end trying to ball and get over ♪ |
2063 | 01:27:37,625 | 01:27:39,750 | ♪ Lyrics are like liquor for the fallen soldier ♪ | ♪ Lyrics are like liquor for the fallen soldier ♪ |
2064 | 01:27:39,834 | 01:27:41,417 | ♪ From the bounce to the ounce ♪ | ♪ From the bounce to the ounce ♪ |
2065 | 01:27:41,500 | 01:27:43,917 | ♪ It's all our culture, every day we hustlin' ♪ | ♪ It's all our culture, every day we hustlin' ♪ |
2066 | 01:27:44,000 | 01:27:45,291 | ♪ Trying to get them custom rims ♪ | ♪ Trying to get them custom rims ♪ |
2067 | 01:27:45,375 | 01:27:47,875 | ♪ Law we ain't trusting them, thick broads we lust in them ♪ | ♪ Law we ain't trusting them, thick broads we lust in them ♪ |
2068 | 01:27:47,959 | 01:27:49,250 | ♪ Sick and tired of punching it ♪ | ♪ Sick and tired of punching it ♪ |
2069 | 01:27:49,333 | 01:27:50,625 | ♪ I look on the bus at them ♪ | ♪ I look on the bus at them ♪ |
2070 | 01:27:50,709 | 01:27:52,792 | ♪ When I see them struggling, I think how I'm touching them♪ | ♪ When I see them struggling, I think how I'm touching them♪ |
2071 | 01:27:52,875 | 01:27:55,375 | ♪ The days ♪ | ♪ The days ♪ |
2072 | 01:27:55,458 | 01:27:57,917 | ♪ Have come ♪ | ♪ Have come ♪ |
2073 | 01:27:58,000 | 01:28:00,583 | ♪ Now we ♪ | ♪ Now we ♪ |
2074 | 01:28:00,667 | 01:28:03,208 | ♪ Are one ♪ | ♪ Are one ♪ |
2075 | 01:28:03,291 | 01:28:05,750 | ♪ Just take ♪ | ♪ Just take ♪ |
2076 | 01:28:05,834 | 01:28:08,291 | ♪ Your time ♪ | ♪ Your time ♪ |
2077 | 01:28:08,375 | 01:28:10,875 | ♪ And then ♪ | ♪ And then ♪ |
2078 | 01:28:10,959 | 01:28:13,458 | ♪ You'll find ♪ | ♪ You'll find ♪ |
2079 | 01:28:13,542 | 01:28:16,291 | ♪ This is street radio for unsung heroes ♪ | ♪ This is street radio for unsung heroes ♪ |
2080 | 01:28:16,375 | 01:28:18,792 | ♪ Riding in the regal, trying to stay legal ♪ | ♪ Riding in the regal, trying to stay legal ♪ |
2081 | 01:28:18,875 | 01:28:21,458 | ♪ My daughter found Nemo, I found a new primo ♪ | ♪ My daughter found Nemo, I found a new primo ♪ |
2082 | 01:28:21,542 | 01:28:24,083 | ♪ Yeah, you know how we do, we do it for the people ♪ | ♪ Yeah, you know how we do, we do it for the people ♪ |
2083 | 01:28:24,166 | 01:28:27,417 | ♪ The people said that I was sharp on TV at the Grammys ♪ | ♪ The people said that I was sharp on TV at the Grammys ♪ |
2084 | 01:28:27,500 | 01:28:29,458 | ♪ Though they tried to India.Arie me ♪ | ♪ Though they tried to India.Arie me ♪ |
2085 | 01:28:29,542 | 01:28:31,834 | ♪ Got backstage and I bumped into Stevie ♪ | ♪ Got backstage and I bumped into Stevie ♪ |
2086 | 01:28:31,917 | 01:28:34,583 | ♪ He said no matter what, the people gon' see me ♪ | ♪ He said no matter what, the people gon' see me ♪ |
2087 | 01:28:34,667 | 01:28:37,125 | ♪ Can't leave rap alone, the streets need me ♪ | ♪ Can't leave rap alone, the streets need me ♪ |
2088 | 01:28:37,208 | 01:28:39,792 | ♪ Hunger in they eyes is what seem to feed me ♪ | ♪ Hunger in they eyes is what seem to feed me ♪ |
2089 | 01:28:39,875 | 01:28:42,458 | ♪ Inside peace mixed with beast seemed to breed me ♪ | ♪ Inside peace mixed with beast seemed to breed me ♪ |
2090 | 01:28:42,542 | 01:28:44,792 | ♪ Nobody believe until I believe me ♪ | ♪ Nobody believe until I believe me ♪ |
2091 | 01:28:44,875 | 01:28:47,458 | ♪ Now I'm on the rise, doing business with my guys ♪ | ♪ Now I'm on the rise, doing business with my guys ♪ |
2092 | 01:28:47,542 | 01:28:49,959 | ♪ Visions realize, music affected lives ♪ | ♪ Visions realize, music affected lives ♪ |
2093 | 01:28:50,041 | 01:28:52,500 | ♪ A gift from the skies to be recognized ♪ | ♪ A gift from the skies to be recognized ♪ |
2094 | 01:28:52,583 | 01:28:55,166 | ♪ I'm keeping my eyes on the people, that's the prize ♪ | ♪ I'm keeping my eyes on the people, that's the prize ♪ |
2095 | 01:28:55,250 | 01:28:57,458 | ♪ The days ♪ | ♪ The days ♪ |
2096 | 01:28:57,542 | 01:29:00,166 | ♪ Have come ♪ | ♪ Have come ♪ |
2097 | 01:29:00,250 | 01:29:02,792 | ♪ Now we ♪ | ♪ Now we ♪ |
2098 | 01:29:02,875 | 01:29:05,333 | ♪ Are one ♪ | ♪ Are one ♪ |
2099 | 01:29:05,417 | 01:29:09,083 | ♪ Just take your time... ♪ | ♪ Just take your time... ♪ |