“I done turned Havana in to Atlanta” and

“boy from the hood but got white house clearance
sorry y’all, I don’t agre with y’alll appearance
politicians never did shit for me
except lie to me, distort history.

Turns out the White House finds priority in the wrong things

What do yall think? Was Jay-Z telling the truth? Do you think The White House is wrong for even addressing it? Sounds like guilt to me!

It’s unclear whether or not there will be a warning, but according to CNN, they are acting as if there will not be one.

They will be watching closely to see if there is a launch, and if there is there are systems to let them know whether it’s going to the ocean or to a land location.

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Michael Ward, 18, and Kenneth Williams, 20, were each charged with first-degree murder, attempted murder and aggravated battery with a firearm in the Jan. 29 attack that also left two teens wounded.

Ward confessed to police that he and Williams mistook a Pendleton companion for rivals who had shot and wounded Williams last July, police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said at a news conference Monday night at the Area Central police headquarters.

“The offenders had it all wrong. They thought the group they shot into included members of a rival gang. Instead it was a group of upstanding, determined kids who, like Hadiya, were repulsed by the gang lifestyle,” said McCarthy, flanked by two dozen detectives and gang investigators who worked the case.

Detectives arrested the two Saturday night as the suspects were on their way to a suburban strip club to celebrate a friend’s birthday, McCarthy said. Pendleton had been buried only hours earlier in a funeral attended by first lady Michelle Obama.

“I don’t even know what to say about that,” McCarthy said. “They were going out to celebrate at a strip club.”

Williams did not confess and police have not recovered a weapon, McCarthy said. Both are due in bond court Tuesday.

Hadiya’s father, Nathaniel Pendleton, said Monday night that news of the charges marked the first time since his daughter’s slaying that he had a “legitimate” smile on his face.

“I’m ecstatic that they found the two guys,” he told the Tribune during a brief telephone interview from Washington, D.C., where he and wife Cleopatra Cowley-Pendleton will attend the State of the Union address Tuesday as guests of President Barack Obama. “(I’m) thanking God that these two guys are off the streets, so that this doesn’t happen to another innocent person.”

Danetria Hutson, 15, a classmate who held Hadiya in her arms after she was shot, said she and others who witnessed the shooting have had nightmares.

“A lot of us were actually paranoid because the guys were still out there,” Hutson said in a telephone interview. “They knew where we went to school.”

McCarthy said that two days before the killing, police had stopped Ward in his Nissan Sentra as part of a routine gang investigation. That information wound up being the starting point for detectives when witnesses in the shooting described seeing a similar car driving away from the shooting scene, he said.

Through surveillance and interviews — including several fruitful interviews with parolees in the neighborhood — detectives were able to home in on Ward and Williams, McCarthy said. On Saturday night, the decision was made to stop the two if they were spotted. Police watched as they departed in a caravan of cars headed to the strip club in Harvey. They were stopped near 67th Street and South King Drive and taken in for questioning.

McCarthy said Williams was shot July 11 at 39th Street and South Lake Park Avenue, and an arrest was made. But that gunman was let go after Williams refused to cooperate, McCarthy said.

McCarthy also noted that at the time of Hadiya’s slaying, Ward was on probation for a weapons conviction. McCarthy said weak Illinois gun laws allowed Ward to avoid jail time because of the absence of mandatory minimum sentences.

“This incident did not have to occur,” McCarthy said. “And if mandatory minimums existed in the state of Illinois, Michael Ward would not have been on the street to commit this heinous act.”

In announcing the charges, McCarthy praised the “meticulous” detective work that led to the arrests, but he also expressed frustration that despite a $40,000 reward for information in the shooting, no one who had knowledge of the crime came forward.

“While we received a lot of tips in this particular case and the community really stepped up and tried to help us, I’m sad to point out that we did not get our target audience to step up,” the superintendent said.

Hadiya was fatally shot about a mile north of the president’s Kenwood neighborhood home a little more than a week after the King College Prep honor student performed with her school band near Washington during inauguration festivities.

Hadiya’s death occurred during the deadliest January in Chicago since 2002. It also came on the heels of a homicide total last year that was the highest since 2008 and the second highest since 2003.

The first lady’s attendance at Hadiya’s funeral pushed Chicago further into the spotlight of a debate over gun violence that has polarized Congress and led the president to take his plans for gun control on the road to garner more public support. The president is scheduled to appear in Chicago on Friday to talk about violence.

In the days after Hadiya’s death, clergy and community leaders raised the $40,000 in reward money for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the teen’s killer or killers.

The victim’s father acknowledged that true closure will come if Ward and Williams are convicted of the crimes. But the charges, he said, are a good start.

“Right now, I can say to you that the healing can start,” Pendleton said

WE SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST!!! THE DARK HORSE COMING SOON

Outrage continues to grow over the death of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton and the reward to find her killer has increased to $24,000.

Family, friends and community leaders gathered Friday night for a fundraiser in the South Loop.
Hadiya was shot in the back while standing with a group of friends at a park on Tuesday.
Police say the gunman may have mistaken the group for a rival gang.
Hadiya`s family continues to grieve but say they have received a lot of support in the last few days.

Funeral arrangements for Hadiya have not been announced.
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Los Angeles law enforcement officials said on Monday morning they were investigating the singer Chris Brown for his possible involvement in an assault that occurred in West Hollywood on Sunday night.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement reported by The Associated Press that it was looking into an incident that occurred outside the Westlake Recording Studios where witnesses said that six men had been involved in a fight over a parking space. “The altercation allegedly led to Chris Brown punching the victim,” the statement said.

The celebrity Web site TMZ.com reported that the unnamed victim referred to in the statement was the singer Frank Ocean. Mr. Ocean, who is up for six awards at the Grammys next month, wrote on his Twitter account: “got jumped by chris and a couple guys. lol.” In another post, he added: “cut my finger now I can’t play w two hands at the grammys.”

Mr. Brown, a fellow Grammy nominee, was arrested after the 2009 ceremony for attacking the singer Rihanna during an argument in their car on the night of the show. He later pleaded guilty to one felony count of assault and was sentenced to five years of probation and six months of community labor. Last summer, he was involved in a brawl at a New York club where he feuded with the rapper Drake. In November, Mr. Brown temporarily shut down his Twitter account after an online war of words with the comedian Jenny Johnson.

Representatives for Mr. Brown and Mr. Ocean have not immediately commented on Monday’s police investigation

The Chicago area was hit was the coldest temperatures its seen in two years Monday.

Chicago-area temperatures early this morning dropped into the upper single digits to lower teens, and when combined with northwest winds gusting to 25 miles per hour resulted in wind chills from zero to as low as -15 degrees.

At Hot Doug’s on the north side, sub zero wind chills didn’t freeze out the appetites of the briskly faithful, bundled up, waiting for a bite of what waited inside.

Emergency room doctors say if you need to go out, watch for signs of hypothermia, like confusion and frostbite, including tingling of the ears, nose and fingers.

Warming centers are open throughout the city, hoping to keep every person safe especially seniors and children.

Remember to check on neighbors to make sure they’re okay. If you need to help or know someone who does, call 311.

Even colder air is still on the way and the Chicago National Weather Service Office has issued a Wind Chill Advisory for tonight into Tuesday morning.

For more on the forecast log on to Chicago Weather Center