harrison was in ohio. john tyler was in virginia but harrison was in ohio. the other question was about -- his accidentcy, which don't think he was called. >> one of the nicer questions. >> absolutely. the accidental president forced his accidentcy because nobody expected john tile wore ascend to the presidency. >> what kind of issues did he face when he came to office? >> there are personal ones and then there are broader political ones. personal ones are that people didn't trust him. they didn't like him. they didn't expect he would be on in the first place. he wasn't even the first choice of being vice presidental candidate for the wig party. so they were fine with letting had go out and live in waynesburg while william harrison was in the white house. those are personal things he had to live with. political issues, there's certainly the issue over the renewal of the bank of the stutes. major issues also over the tariffs and protective tariffs and any funds, depending upon what part of the country you lived in on what was protected and what wasn't. the bi

please welcome harrison ford. . >> how you doing?: nice to see you. >> nice to be seen. >> jimmy: you have the number one movie in the world. >> so far. >> jimmy: what is it like to be number one? i would love to feel that for at least a second. it must be incredible. . >> it -- i can't -- you wouldn't understand. >> so you have this movie, i love the moo uh vie, i thought it was great. i learned a lot from it, too. >> yeah. the guy is great, don't you think? >> jimmy: a couple of things that made me angry. some of the guys that were so terrible to jackie robinson are in the baseball hall of fame. >> yeah. yeah. and some of them aren't. some of them never worked again. >> jimmy: so they have a big day for jackie robinson at dodger stadium last weekend. was it monday? or when was it? >> i know where this is going. >> you were asked to throw out the first pitch in the game. >> it's not my particular skill. >> jimmy: yeah. >> actually, i'm an actor. i tend to be able to do certain things for money. >> jimmy: so maybe pretending to be a

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harrison was in ohio. john tyler was in virginia but harrison was in ohio. other question was about -- his accidentcy, which don't think he was called. >> one of the nicer questions. >> absolutely. the accidental president forced his accidentcy because nobody expected john tile wore ascend to the presidency. >> what kind of issues did he face when he came to office? >> there are personal ones and then there are broader political ones. personal ones are that people didn't trust him. they didn't like him. they didn't expect he would be on in the first place. he wasn't even the first choice of being vice presidential candidate for the wig party. so they were fine with letting had go out and live in waynesburg while william harrison was in the white house. those are personal things he had to live with. political issues, there's certainly the issue over the renewal of the bank of the united states. major issues also over the tariffs and protective tariffs and any funds, depending upon what part of the country you lived in on what was protected and what wasn't. th

well, when we were in san francisco, we met a lawyer, harrison shepherd, who's making quite a national reputation for himself, because he is coming out to say that the legal profession has it all wrong, that instead of being a profession that is fighting, that is constantly suing, that is constantly creating tension and conflict in society, what lawyers are meant to do is to understand those ethical patterns of action, see how conflicts can be resolved, and in fact, he goes so far as to say that the legal profession, essentially, is a spiritual practice. pretty far afield, but i thought, you know, why don't we do a shocker- imagine having a lawyer speak about his profession as a spiritual practice. so if we could, let's just take a few minutes and listen to harrison shepherd, our lawyer friend in san francisco. >> you know, originally, traditionally, there were three professions. there were three professions- they were the professions of theology- the clergy; the profession of medicine- the doctors; and the profession of law. and these three professions, what it means to be a professio

m83 is here, anthony mackie is here and the great harrison ford is with us. thinking about this today. if i could go back in time and tell teenage jimmy kimmel someday you'll get to sit down and chat with hans solo and ip ip jones, i think my younger self would have said that's great. have you touched any boobs yet? i have. president obama has had a strange day today. he was forced to address a rumor involving jay-z and beyonce. they celebrated their anniversary in cuba this month. jay-z just released a song called open letter about the trip. it says boy from the hood, got the president's approval. he said you better chill you'll get me impeached. obama today said he didn't give him clearance. he's got my mind and money and money on my mind. the president now has to deny things a rapper said about him in a song. on top of that, it was revealed today that someone sent president obama a suspicious letter containing the poison ricis. it's a deadly poison made from beans.

tavis: harrison ford, your costar was on our show. i wanted to get his take on what he thought of you. and here's what pearson ford had to s i don't want to call him, but this is obviously the movie of his. so far. what do you make of this chadwick boseman? >> an extra neri actor. a really extraordinary person. actor.xtraordinary a really extraordinary person. he worked five days week and five hours a day on perfecting the baseball skills that were necessary to play jackie robinson. understood the opportunity that he had. and the challenge that he had. and i think he took tremendous advantage of that opportunity. he is a great kid. we will be seeing him a whole lot. tavis: that is high praise from harrison ford. [laughter] >> week text back and forth now. sometimes, we play phone tag with each other. but he has been, you know, a great support, not just on set, but even after we shot the movie. it just feels good to know you have somebody like that in your corner. tavis: you feel you developed a lifelong friendship with him now? >> i h

stay away from it. >> but about halfway through our stay at indiana, josh harrison stepped right intoouble. during a shakedown of his dormitory, officers found a nine-inch knife hidden among his possessions. harrison said he was considering using it on another inmate, one who was convicted of killing his cousin. >> he's going to try to come with his little dumb story, you can believe that. oh, they was going to do something and he knows i'm not going to let no one do nothing to him, so that would be weak to me. in his heart he's got to prove that he's tough. he's probably like me. he feels a lot of pain, but he's covering it up by trying to show violence, that's all that is. >> when robert found out that josh had been caught with a knife, he wanted to talk to him before josh went into lockup. so, you know, we were filming, we were following robert up there and i'm expecting, you know, the nice father/son kind of chat. and robert just lit into him. >> you think it's funny, don't you? you're a straight idiot. what you go get the knife for, for real? why did you get it? >> to do it on my

a conversation with harrison ford, coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: more than a decade before the civil rights activists took to the streets, branch rickey went up against a wall of segregation and brought in jackie roosevelt robinson to play in america's then all white pastime. it was a courageous move. all the while driving on the field. rekeyed took on the baseball this movient -- challenges -- let's take a look. >> i love baseball. given my whole life to it. i was a player at ohio university. they had a negro capture on the team -- catcher and the team. i saw him laid low, broken, because of the color of his skin. unfair atsomethi

we have to pick up on that at a future date and harrison thanks so much for being on the kaiser reportthank you much all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report i want to thank my co-host the gorgeous and talented stacy herbert i also want to thank my guest at harrison if you'd like to say i mean email please do so i can as reported our t.v. that are you are you ready for the truth and so next time ask either saying buy off . a clear image of iraq after invasion. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the roads full of danger. clear evidence from north to south. the rooftops of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. by god taxi on our t.v. . live. live. live. the speech. she gave. her. mother which. looks. like a missile good luck live lives to look at him. her to come out find him a better little. live. live live. live live. live. michael thanks bill.

we have to pick up on that at a future date and harrison thanks so much for being on the kaiser reportthank you much all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report i want to thank my co-host the gorgeous and talented stacy herbert i also want to thank my guest and harrison if you'd like to say i mean email please do so i can report it r t t v dot are you are you ready for the truth until next time ask either saying. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't i'm tom harkin welcomes a big picture. let me let me i want to know what all let me ask you a question from. here on the stand working his way around in the debate we have our knives out. to do give up the fight with us by staying married again here in a situation where be i defy you to talk about the surveillance me past. oh and. make you. forget about international and world in the very heart of moscow accept. forms are about to washington

we have to pick up on that at a future date and harrison thanks so much for being on the kaiser reportthank you much all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report i want to thank my co-host the gorgeous and talented stacy herbert i also want to thank my guest at harrison if you'd like to say i mean email please do so i can as reported our t.v. that are you are you ready for the truth and so next time ask either saying buy off . olympic gold. her mother lives. under the speed. of. her current. whitney. look. a little bit misleading good. luck. to him. to come out find him a little. political thanks bill.

we have to pick up on that at a future date at harrison thanks so much for being on the kaiser reportthank you much all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report i want to thank my co-host the gorgeous and talented stacy herbert i also want to thank my guest at harrison if you'd like to send e-mail please do so i can report it r t t v dot are you are you ready for the truth until next time ask either saying bye off. secure. time. for the good international airport in the very heart of moscow. if you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous i love i'm so jealous.

we'll hear from harrison ford who i spoke with for press pass this week.dodger owner branch ricky in the film. here with me documentary filmmaker ken burns and jackie robinson's wife of 26 years, rachel robinson. mrs. robinson, it is just an honor too much you here. thank you very much. >> oh, thank you for having me. i'm so thrilled about the film that i love talking about it. >> and, ken, always great to see you. let me start with you, mrs. robinson. it construction me that you were recently at the white house and the first lady spoke so enthusiastically about this film. she made the observation about how much has changed since jackie robinson broke the color barrier in baseball. what strikes you about how relevant jackie robinson's story is even today? >> oh, i think it is relevant. i think one needs to know, particularly young people, need to know the history of that era so that they can make comparisons between then and now and we have made a lot of progress in america, but we still have a long way to go before we can say that we have equality of oppo

and i asked harrison ford as part of our press pass conversation about ricky.ten to what he said and i'll get your reaction. >> he was led by a very strong religious conviction, a moral conviction, to break the color barrier in baseball. and what he did took enormous savvy and courage because he was resisted by all of the other owners of major league white baseball. many will not remember that at that time there was white baseball and negro league. and branch ricky was compelled by the opportunities he saw in the talent in the negro leagues to want to bring some of those men onto his team. he wanted to win. he wanted to make money. he was a baseball businessman. and he thought he could improve his team and to right a wrong that he felt he'd lived with. >> and what did he see, ken, in jackie robinson? >> it was interesting, those huge debates about why jackie was picked. they knew he had a fiery temper, would he be able to control it? but he knew that he had by going to ucla been with other white players in other sports and could handle it, and that he had this

our team coverage continues right now with abc2 news don harrison. >> it was a beautiful day for a race. >> reporter: that's how this started out for veteran boston marathoners. >> about a block and a half away. >> reporter: the first bomb and then the second. >> this got very quiet. then all of a sudden you started hearing all the screaming. pretty scary. >> reporter: nancy just finished a 100-mile race last week, so she was taking it easy for this race. she was still on the course when the bomb went off. >> run pers started coming back -- runners started coming back at us. >> reporter: nancy's husband neil. >> came to watch. >> reporter: the kids were watching from colorado. they were connecting their moth -- connecting their mother to finish the race by the time the bomb went off. >> they were calling frantically, couldn't get through. the phone lines, you couldn't call. >> reporter: they scrambled to meet to the after race location. >> it was bedlam. you couldn't walk. there were people going every other way. there were cops and s.w.a.t. teams. >> so happy to see him but knowing wha

harrison ford was good. i thought, it's harrison doing branch ricky doing nixon.ere moments that you forgot it was harrison ford. did not contain the great line. >> the world has you to tell them that. that's good. aside of being an exceptional baseball player was uniquely fit for the role he played in breaking the barrier. i want to take a look at the clip of the movie and talk to you about it. >> cursed with a curse, and the hear only ours. follow a blow with the blow and they'll say the negro lost his temper. your enemy will be out in force and you cannot meet him on his own low ground. we'll hit with it, we win if the world is convinced of only two things. that you are a fine gentlemen and a great baseball player. >> michael: you heard a little nixon in there. >> come on, there was a little nixon in there. >> michael: i don't know what branch ricky sounded like. when you see this, and when you hear it, does it come through how unique unimaginable how the situation, the pressure that robinson was put in. >> that's why this movie works sin matcally. they really

harrison from fredericksburg. he was running his first boston marathon. it is changing near the finish line. here is what he heard. while we are working on that, we also spoke with a man named stuart. he was in no stance near where that first explosion went off -- he was in those stands. he was waiting for his wife to cross the finish line. here is some of his story. >> i was waiting for my wife to come across, which would have been any moment. we heard a boom. it was not a massive boom. it was directly across from where i was sitting in the bleachers. there was a lot of smoke, then there was another boom further up the street. there was a lot of glass. obviously people were hurt. people started running. >> i want to take us back to jay harrison and his account. he had finished the race and was changing clothes. this was his experience. take a look. we heard these back-to-back very loud noises. it was a very confused and chaotic scene. people saying it's a bomb, it's a bomb. [unintelligible] venues.s transit i am very sad about that, and very sorry about

we have to pick up on that at a future date and harrison thanks so much for being on the kaiser reportthank you much all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report i want to thank my co-host the gorgeous and talented stacy herbert i also want to thank my guest at harrison if you'd like to send e-mail place to so i can as reported r t t v dot are you are you ready for the truth and so next time ask either saying buy off. the overboard. was. a. live. clue. choose your language. call it a killer though if they're going to say sell some of us how to. choose the consensus get a. chance to defend against that invigorating good. choose the stories get in a good place choose access to your office. download the official up location to your cell phones choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television early it just doesn't matter about what your mobile device says you can watch artsy anytime anywhere from. me is evening. to food. to eat. for the.

mainly standing water here along harrison street. crews are able to shut down water mains to make sure that the water doesn't continue to flow. but again, about seven customers are starting off without water. and look at video that was shot this morning, according to east bay, they got the call about 3:00 this morning about the break. water was gushing out at a good rate at the time. and crews were able to shut down what is described as a six- inch cast iron pipe. it's unclear how it broke this morning. crews were here this morning and they were able to shut off the water main but there's still water seeping through the street that we have noticed. east bay says she shut off the main about 3:32 this morning. only about seven customers are affected including a apartment complex and a tire shop. back out here live, this is the tire shop that is affect bid the water main break. they are bringing in another crew to cut through the concrete so they can get to the pipe. and they say that the water main is expected to be fixed sometimes lat

a lot more fun to watch harrison ford in the final tichb it is to live that life that harrison ford was living in the fugitive. >>reporter: a terrifying incident of life imitating art when ll fought crime under his own roof. last august he broke the nose jaw and remember man charged with breaking into his home in the middle of the nigh night. all went down while the wife simone and their children were at home. >> i'm just thankful that things worked out and when i'm able to speak about hymn it more i will. but i'm just glad that things, you know, everyone is safe and healthy. >>reporter: right. it was very, very scary, scary. >> that's what any man would do. >>reporter: right. simone tells me there is a house around your neighbor that has a sign on its lawn that says this house protected by ll cool j. >> yes. house in the neighborhood. yes. >>reporter: did you see it. >> yes. yes. >>reporter: what did you think when you saw it. >> man, i don't know. people are funny. it's funny. it's funny. comedy. ♪ make the bed rock.

the campus is on fourth street, fourth and harrison and that is where the filipino education campus for k-eight. i am really worried because i almost got hit many times. i live on tenth and folsom and no where even though there is 25-mile speed limit there drivers don't pay attention and also around the school corridor there is a 25-mile speed limit, but i think that should be reduced to 15, and also there's no where -- there's big signage on that corner where seventh folsom street and harrison and in that area and on the middle school campus. i really am concerned that we need -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> is it on? there it goes. let's see. that was my mother so she talked growing up there and i would also like to point out from going there in elementary and also my experiences now it's changed a lot. a lot of people are coming to the city to work and there's a lot of tourism so a lot more car congestion coming in and so in district 6 there's a lot of freeways going in and out, so you see that -- cars are trying to beat the light in the morning and in the afternoons just trying to

it seems to be something and i harken back once again to the harrison/shepherd interview where if a lawyer can look for harmony, any body can look for harmony. but seriously, it's that kind of attitude and ethical system that i hope at its best religion brings out in people it teaches them to do that and i see that in all cultures. well we've come now to the end of the hour and i'm absolutely thrilled you came on dr. shive, thank you so much. i'll get that one. must be careful. well, that's a nice picture. come on, anna. ok. announcer: foreclosure doesn't affect just you. it affects your whole family, too. if you've fallen behind on your mortgage, we can help. call 1-888-995-hope. because nothing is worse than doing nothing.

off the feed from harrison barns nails the corner three.ry had 15 of riz 30 in the second quarter. warriors up by 8 at the half. curry also had 13 assists. they were up 13 in the third. curry's ankle turned when he planted. he would come out of the game, but he did return. david lee averaged nearly 20 points per game and harrison barns filled that void tonight. nasty reverse dunk and exclamation point on a 131-1417 win. barns had a career high 24. the warriors shot a franchise playoff record 65%. the series is tied at one. >> share the ball well tonight. everyone got off and, you know, we waurl playing for each other. we had to step up since all star david lee went down. >> clay thompson and steph curry, in my opinion, they're the fwraetest shooting back court in the history of game. i wouldn't put reggie miller and my in there, but i held them down. >> looked like two different ball clubs in my personal opinion even though we gave ourself a chance to win game one. i thought we played much more aggressively, assertive and like i said i thou

. >> we have music from pain and gain, anthony heres here and from the movie "42" harrison ford is with us. i don't know if i told you, but i once hit a homerun in a softball game on espn. >> good for you. >>> after one of the driest winters on record in the bay area, the city of santa cruz is taking drastic action. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains what a water shortage alert means for residents. >> the water level in the san lorenzo river is extremely low. normally this time of year the rocky river floor would be covered. officials took their worries to the santa cruz city council and asked they declare a water shortage alert. >> all of those in favor say aye. the opposed? it passes unanimously. >> starting may 1st, no gardens or lawns can be watered between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. spraying down surfaces or decks will be banned. and all hoses must have a shutoff nozzle. >> you can't wash your car or hose off your deck. it gets dirty. when we have a dry year things geant to you want to hose them off and you can't. >> santa cruz is forced to balance the needs of residents

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we have to pick up on that at a future date and harrison thanks so much for being on the kaiser reportthank you much all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report i want to thank my co-host the gorgeous and talented stacy herbert i also want to thank my guest at harrison if you'd like to say i mean email please do so i can as reported r t t v dot are you are you ready for the truth until next time ask either saying by a. clear image of iraq after. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the road. from north to south. the route of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. like the taxi on r.t.e. . led mission is. going to take three. four judges three. three. three. three. videos for your media project a free media. tom. cole . looking pretty. good here if your. perspective. visiting the general hospital and followed her is like living it was a nightmare. children with two heads tumors malformations missing limbs and macao been unbearable literally they say every family here is sheltering or hiding a deformed monstrous child. all of them. get away a

for now, we have harrison ford, straight ahead.on nal characters han solo and indiana jones. in the movie, "42" he plays branch rickey, the brooklyn dodgers manager who changed the face of baseball by recruiting jackie robinson. welcome. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> i watched it with my 10-year-old baseball-playing son who is studying civil rights. >> good. >> in the movie, you bring to life how difficult this decision was for jackie and for branch, whose idea it was to say, we're going to do this. we're going the hire a black baseball player in the major leagues. >> i'm going to hire. all the other owners were dead set against it. it was a very unpopular choice when he made it. but, you know, it's interesting. talking about your son studying civil rights history, and jackie robinson is really -- you know, sort of a footnote in that history. but it really, what happened in baseball really underpinned and supported what happened with the civil rights movement. >> when you see -- >> much later. >> when you talk about the

>> i want to [ bleep ] harrison ford. >> is anyone brave enough to come up on the stage and face theirir [ bleep ] in that box without knowing what it is? >> we would like to try to [ bleep ], mr. troll. please? >> well, you can try. >> yay! >> jimmy: we have a good show for you tonight. we have music from paramore. be right back with irrepressible tom cruise. [ guide ] ...alabaster powder, quite expensive for the time, helped create the vivid and enduring colors we still enjoy to this day... ♪ ♪ "us girls are going dancing tonight...u in?" ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing a new way to keep your friends at the center of your phone. facebook home on htc first™. exclusively at at&t. ♪ [ crunch ] ♪ get low now! ♪ whoo-hoo-hoo! [ siren chirps ] [ crunch ] ♪ put your back in it [ wolf howls ] whoo! ♪ [ tires screech ] [ crunch ] ♪ aaaaah! ♪ [ tires screech ] ♪ waiting for your wrinkle cream to work? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula. to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. >> jimmy: tonight on the program a woman so successful,

tomorrow night on the show, the mighty harrison ford will be here and music with m83. is an oscar-nominated actor who transitions effortlessly from working with a foul-mouthed teddy bear to foul-mouthed humans. his new movie, the michael bay-directed comedy-action-drama "pain & gain" opens in theaters april 26th, please welcome, mark wahlberg. >> hey, bud. >> jimmy: good to see you. i'm sure you're very upset about what happened to your hometown>> it's horrible. please pray for all the people in boston. it's tough. actually, i was in new jersey yesterday with nacho and he was going to come here with me and surprise you, but he had to go home today and check on everybody and make sure everything is good. >> jimmy: is everybody okay? >> everybody is okay. but we have some people we know that were affected by it. we've just got to do everything we can to help those families. we obviously have to do everything we can to protect our women and children and people in our country. it's crazy. >> jimmy: it's one of those things. when a hurricane or something happens, you know,

it was designed by john harrison who designed this vessel would two guns.hat couldguns rotate 360 degrees. for the first time in history it the navigation of the ship from the firing of the weapons. this changed everything. 151 years ago tomorrow, the monitor that the css virginia and for four hours these two ships slug it out to a draw, but would change that day was the course that naval warfare with taken every navy in the world. ofthis weekend, the history the union's first ironclad, monitor, and the fate of two of its crew. on c-span three's american history tv. --are documented he documentary, "in sickness and in health care," they asked the president to focus on healthcare and the school system. their winners of the student cam contest. >> health care, whether you are or poor, young or old, republican or democrat, healthcare affects the lives of men and -- of millions. clearr. president, it is our healthcare hinges on the daily lives of each american. let's take a look at the facts. 15% of americans are uninsured. spent to: five troy and dollars each

>> i want to [ bleep ] harrison ford. >> is anyone brave enough to come up on the stage and face their their [ bleep ] in that box without knowing what it is? >> we would like to try to [ bleep ], mr. troll. please? >> well, you can try. >> yay! >> jimmy: we have a good show for you tonight. we have music from paramore. be right back with irrepressible tom cruise. [ male announcer ] the new $3 six-inch select at subway! only three dollars? crazy! [ male announcer ] yeah, crazy awesome. the oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select, try it with melty cheese or banana peppers, still $3! now that's a great deal! subway. eat fresh. this april, it's the black forest ham. only three dollars? can't get enough of it. [ male announcer ] the delicious black forest ham $3 six-inch select. subway. the official training restaurant of mike trout. and athletes everywhere. mr. wiggles and curling irons. for the little mishaps you feel, use neosporin to help you heal. it kills germs so you heal four days faster neosporin. also try neosporin eczema essentials. >> jimmy: tonight on the program a woman so s

or harrison ford?was amazing just to be appreciated on that level because it's almost like a in shakespeare time, the king and queen would appreciate some of the players. >> jimmy: and behead them if they did not perform. >> luckily i'm here tonight. >> jimmy: your head and everything. when you go and watch a movie at the white house, does mrs. obama allow you to have popcorn? or does she substitute celery or something like that? >> i think he overruled her on that. it was almost like this proclamation like there will be popcorn in the white house theatre. you can not watch a movie without popcorn. that's what he said. >> jimmy: did you get a chance to chat with him. >> i had two chances to talk to him. there was the first one where everyone, you know, talks to him. all the people from the movie talk to him. but then he came over to me a little later, right when we were about to go into the theatre. and he says so, what are you doing next, right? and i can't tell you everything he said. but he gave me