john legend: thank you! which then allows us to lower expenses, and lower prices again please welcome tom cruise! >> around the globe wal-mart is taking the lead in making a difference. >> it's a continuous loop. "the american dream has become a global concept. i think it's our country's best export >> usa! usa! usa! 2012 was a good year for walmart. but it was a bad year for bangladesh. >> it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history. walmart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains. but the company escaped accountability and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh, it's business as usual. fault lines travels there to investigate why. >> anybody out there know how many zeros are in half a trillion dollars. take it from a numbers guy, they're a lot. >> the fire at the tazreen fashions factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died. hundreds of others were injured. many workers were trapped inside because the

let's go places. >>> john legend is one of the smoothest crooners of the 21st century.songwriter has four albums and nine grammys. he takes us through "get lifted" through his latest lp "wake up." >> the first time i saw you perform was in a small club called the black lily. i was thinking about going from there to "time magazine's" most influential. >> i've been a musician since i was a kid. i've wanted to be a star since i was a kid. i started to make concrete steps to that while i was at school at penn and i've met some people along the way that helped me. i met kanye in 2001 and he was very instrumental in launching me. he signed me to his label. before he signed me he brought me in on a lot of the work that he was doing. he was working on the college dropout, alicia keys you don't know my name, encore by jay-z, all of these tracks. and he would bring me in to sing background, co-write and all of this. he really helped put me out there so that a lot more people in the music community knew who i was and so through getting out our dreams, his label, i signed to columb

. >> john legend. >> he is not a legend, sweetheart. >> well, his music changed my life. >> well, anybodyning in this hall again, i'm-a hit you with this flashlight. >> mr. brown! >> oh, hey, cora. >> you're interrupting my class. >> oh, they ain't paying attention anyway. half of 'em passing notes, and the other half is passing gas. girl, was that you, passing that wind like that? goodness. >> mr. brown. >> ah, cora, here's the new policy changes. >> do we have to do this now? >> yes. they said for your eyes only. they said nobody else to look at it. so i opened it up. well, it says starting next week, all the students gonna have to have transparent backpacks. >> what? >> what? >> wait, hold up, hold up. transparent backpacks? >> is there an echo in here? yeah, that's what i said. backpacks, backpacks, back-- what the what? >> ms. simmons, what about our rights to privacy? >> this is public school. ain't no private school. >> ms. simmons, no one ever asked us our opinion. >> well, i'm sorry -- >> you should have got somebody's opinion before you left that barbershop. you look a mess. loo

>> yeah, leave it to stevie, marvin gaye, john legend and all them cats.is: yeah. >> but yeah, i like to make music that's very upbeat and makes you want to dance, but choose lyrics that are really inspiring. tavis: right. >> that's really my thing as a young black artist. i really, my goal in every song is to try and be a positive influence for younger up-and- coming artists, to show them that you can make great popular music while having something good to say. because i've seen the effect that a lot of the negative hip- hop music or r&b has had on our young kids, so. tavis: you work with young kids too. >> yes, yes, yes. i've got the robert randolph music and arts resource center coming. tavis: right. >> in irvington, in newark, new jersey. it's been a big battle trying to sift through all of the stuff with the board of education, which -- tavis: it's politics. >> it's been a headache, man, and that's really the problem with our school system. it's the board of education, it's not the teachers. but now we have the robert randolph music and arts resource

an exclusive first look at john legend's brand-new music video. full online video later. everybody here is excited about it. we can't wait. he'll be right here in times square on september 5th. >> all right. >>> coming up, lots to get to, including the one, the only, shaquille o'neal. the big fella, and mom, talking about a great passion project of theirs. the boys and girls club of america. >>> also in the house, the hilarious dane cook is here. he has a brand-new role on the big screen. looking forward to hearing all about it. >> big deal. big deal. sitting right inside the studios. >>> outside, though, tomorrow, if you want to come by, because it's thursday, which is our countdown for the party in the park, it's ne-yo. the last time he was there, we tore that park apart. >> just put it back together. >> just now, managed to put the trees back together. >>> will you take a stroll with me? >> yeah. >> everybody, sam used to be a model. a hand model. nobody better to talk to about that, than tyra banks. >> hi, tyra. >> i like this dress. >> "ameri

john: as a tv legend, do you have any tips for my final show tomorrow. >> i wish i was on it. ohn: would you have dressed up like bette and sang? a crowd goes wild. it premieres on monday august 19 at 5:00 p.m. and it will also air weekdays. the wonderful regis philb >> john: that's our show. summer is over. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> the brain child of tessla motors and space-x ceo elon musk says... >> i think it's pronounced a different way. >> how is it pronounced? i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

john: as a tv legend, do you have any tips for my final show tomorrow. >> i wish i was on it. : would you have dressed up like bette and sang? a crowd goes wild. it premieres on monday august 19 at 5:00 p.m. and it will also air weekdays. the wonderful regis philb

john: as a tv legend, do you have any tips for my final show tomorrow. >> i wish i was on it. john: would you have dressed up like bette and sang? a crowd goes wild. it premieres on monday august 19 at 5:00 p.m. and it will also air weekdays. the wonderful regis philb >> john: that's our show. summer is over. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen.

john: as a tv legend, do you have any tips for my final show tomorrow. >> i wish i was on it. john: would you have dressed up like bette and sang? a crowd goes wild. it premieres on monday august 19 at 5:00 p.m. and it will also air weekdays. the wonderful regis philb )bb0f[p"p"4dpÑ >> john: that's our show. summer is over. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> the brain child of tessla motors and space-x ceo elon musk says... >> i think it's pronounced a different way. >> how is it pronounced? i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoo! whoo! (audience chanting "stephen") welcome to the "report," everybody, good to have you with us. thanks so much. folks, like most americans out there i love waking up to my pals over at the "today" show. i watch all nine hours every morning. (laughter) it's my one stop shop for news, sports, weather and who's sharting in the white house. (laughter) well, on fri

john: as a tv legend, do you have any tips for my final show tomorrow. >> i wish i was on it. nd sang? a crowd goes wild. it premieres on monday august 19 at 5:00 p.m. and it will also air weekdays. the wonderful regis philb >> john: that's our show. summer is over. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> the brain child of tessla motors and space-x ceo elon musk says... >> i think it's pronounced a different way. >> how is it pronounced? i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central onight small town values are under attack. oh, no, did that footloose kid start dancing again? then is the government trying to get inside our heads? why else would they have a secretary of the interior? and my guest kevin spacey stars in the house of cards as a scheming congressman. i'll asked him why he switched to documentaries. in boston, mobster whitey bulger has been convicted on 31 counts. here in new york, tighty whitey bulger continues his run for mayor. this is is the colbe

legends. you've got john lewis, who is a living legend, beaten for civil rights. and the woman whose husband was murdered in front of her and her children. they're going to be here 50 years later and at the same time you have a generation that's rising. you heard ben jealous earlier today. he was talking as passionatal as rights for lesbians and gays as he was for african-americans. there is a rainbow coalition, so to speak, that dr. king imagined that is now helping to run the country through the obama phenomenon, the cory booker phenomenon. i think it's a big day. >> donna, what does that mean to you, a coalition of conscience? >> well, the coalition of conscience really came together about 30 years ago during the 20th anniversary celebration. and mrs. ki and mr. king envisioned a much larger coalition that envisioned the body of dr. king to bring together those who marched for jobs and freedom but also those who cared about peace and justice issues, not just here but abroad. so it was an intergenerational movement, and as witnessed this crowd today, it feels th

. >> brian: and all the boy bands and john legends. >> steve: in other words, menudo should go to russiast shred the cloak of communism. >> steve: and make us feel bad about the fact we can't do that. >> brian: right. at least we don't have to wear those funny hats. now your headlines. he went to get his wisdom teeth pulled and died in the dentist's chair. he was given six sedatives and went into cardiac arrest. his mother wants the surgeon held accountable. >> i don't want anybody else to have to go through what we have gone through. it is an absolutely senseless mistake. there was not a thing any emt, any surgeon, anybody at any hospital was going to do. everything that happened took place in that office. >> brian: the doctor is not commenting. the victim's family plans to take legal action. >> steve: meanwhile, bradley manning wants to live his life from here on out as a woman. >> brian: what was the give away. >> steve: the "new york times" is happy to help. starting today, the "new york times" will refer to bradley manning as chelsea manning. bradley asked to be called chelsea last

. >> civil rights legend and today a veteran congressman john lewis was among the leaders on hand for the unveiling of a new commemorative stamp. people have been boarding buses to washington from places like new orleans and atlanta. their issues are among the same ones 50 years ago, barriers to education, economic inequality. >> i actually think we were making some strides until trayvon martin's trial. how many of you had an opportunity to see that ? >> the 50th anniversary of the march on washington, it will be a big part of our coverage over the next few days here on america tonight. we'll take a look back at those amazing days and the dramatic events that led up is to the march and we'll get some insider stories on how, dr. king 's, story, delivering birmingham to the world. >> without birmingham 1963, the letter from the birmingham jail, it is unlikely that there would have been a march on washington. the letter was a national call to the conscience of america. using the real life, real time reality of birmingham as its template. >> clarence jones will join us next week. he'll te

billy crystal and john goodman are named disney legends honored during the disney legends award ceremonyast night. and steve jobs and dick clark were also honored for their contributions to disney. the legends program is a 26-year-old tradition and honors those who are contributors to the disney legacy. >> very popular with the kids. >> abc7 news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> including the reunion happening today for the california teen rescued from the man would held her captive in the idaho wilderness. >> crash that left several teens fighting for their lives. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning on monday at 5:29. thanks for joining us. >> more on developing news from 4:00 this morning. interstate 280 in san mateo county is re-opened after a deadly accident involving a party bus. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us with the latest. >> we are at stanford hospital where police will come soon to question a patient to see if he is the driver who escaped the scene and highway 280 is re-opened but this is the scene that happened befor

john, he is literally a living legend. >> all right, michael, thank you very much.here is a lot more ahead, including 50 years ago, martin luther king had a dream. we'll look at the progress on civil rights since then. >> plus a rare sight of a tribe deep in the amazon rain forest. they usually live in isolation. why they might be making this appearance. ç] >> welcome back to aljazeera. i'm john siegenthaler. bob filner resigned at mayor of san diego today, part of a deal reached between him and the city over a sexual harassment lawsuit. he apologized to his alleged victims, but denied he sexually harassed them. he is the fourth mayor to resign since the 1980's. >> robert bales was sentenced to life without parole for killing 16 afghans last year. he pleaded guilty to avoid the death penalty and apologized on the stand yesterday. >> syria's civil war has prompted action from the united states navy. military officials say the naivesy is putting more forces in the mediterranean. russia is calling for an investigation into the alleged attacks. the u.s., britain and fra

. >> john: brian, you're a new york radio legend.hat is the best way to follow your show. >> go to wnyc.org . you can subscribe to the podcast. >> brian lehrer, host of the brian lehrer show and my former boss. thank you for keeping a respectful and intelligent debate alive o on the airwaves o balance out what i do. >> it's been great to see your success. >> john: what a pleasure. up next, how mad scientists are taking over the world, and you won't believe the congressman who uncovered the plot. that's coming up next. ç] >> john: welcome back to "so that happened." only one more show after tonight. sadly "so that happened" will no longerring--happening. the planet is heating up. look at science committee memb member. >> just so you know, global warming is a fraud. those at the local level wants the state level to do the work and make the decisions. then at the state level they want the federal government to do it. at the federal government they want to create government to control all of our lives. that's what their game plan. it's s

legend up there. >> it has both, john. you know that i ran for president in 2012. i think you know that.umor for humanity program. the humor for humanity party. humor in helping. humor in healing, humor in hope. ha, ha, ha. that's what they would chant at my rallies, ha, ha, ha. my whole thing, john, was common sense. for example, you mentioned abortion. all right. big influence here in massachusetts for myself growing up was catholicism. >> john: me, too. >> the only issue that anybody ever talks about when it comes to catholicism is abortion. no one says hey, you're a catholic. what do you think of wage reform? what do you think of labor rights? what do you think of immigration reform? what do you think of the defense budget or poverty or things like this. social justice issues. it is always about abortion. it bothers me. i got a big catholic family. half the family is pro-life. the other half is pro-choice. they're wonderful people. i love them all equally. if rival corporations can merge for their own mutual benefit, why can't the pro-life forces and the pro-choice forces merge for t

. >> big honor for bay area legend, stanford will retire number seven in honor of john elway who rewrote the record becomes during the career on the familiar, a generation ago, and he led the broncos to the super bowl five times and bringing home two championships, the third california natural to have the number retireed. a ceremony honoring elway is at half time on november 7 when stanford hosts oregon. there are promotional videos and then there is this. ♪ football on your phone ♪ you can watch it in bed ♪ take it wherever you go ♪ show your friends >> do you recognize the two famous and cheesy looking guys? that is nfl brothers eli and peyton manning. they teaming up with the commercials for directv to watch football on your phone, right? who knew they had such...skills. >> cheesy? >> yes. >> interesting. and a search in oakland for a missing mother with new clues they are following up on but, first, the night in contra costa county that sent one person to the hospital. >> abc7 news starts with breaking news. >> at 5:28 the breaking news is in oakland. >> it involves two people shot a

. >> arguetta's cell mate, john mcfarland says attention is good but he craves something more. >> it says legendverybody remember me and my career because i will be famous. >> i'm like, where can i go? can i see? i wake up in jail. i realize i am in jail. >> mcfarland has been in and out of santa rita several times. not all the charges stuck. but he does have prior convictions for grand theft of personal property and more recently for being in possession of a stolen vehicle. >> i found a van and the windows is busted out and i heard beyonce playing in the car and playing "who run the world" and i got in the car and i drove off. there was also some checks in the car. i tried to stop and do, like, write it for me and try to cash a check. then i got arrested in the parking lot of the check cashing place. >> mcfarland was eventually released on probation but is back in jail now for a violation he committed while shopping. >> i stole two letterman jackets and 12 hats and three pairs of underwear from urban outfitters. i was popping the beepers off. and popping the beepers off, the bike police rode up

legend of the cobra. gotta be one of my favorites. we're talking with john ricca. a sensational new book about the late, great martial arts superstar, called paper cobra. i believe you're supposed to hold the book up when you say that. oh, excuse me, sorry. you know, john, this book is very controversial. (john) i hope so. (host) in the book you claim that many of sonny chow's stunts, including the ones we were just showing you, were actually performed by stunt doubles. i don't just claim it. i prove it. and you say that, for most of his career, sonny chow was addicted to morphine. (john) that's right. that's what killed him. it wasn't a brain hemorrhage, like the studio said. we've all heard these rumors, this notion that sonny chow isn't actually dead.

. >> "monsters university" stars john goodman and billy crystal are among the eight new talents added to the list of disney legends>> 249 people have received that honor since it was created in 1987. before goodman learned he was chosen he had been told that crystal was selected. his reaction? crystal joked that when he was told john goodman was chosen he didn't even know who goodman is. among the others inducted the late apple co-founder steve jobs, actor ed wynn and the late tv host dick clark. impressive list of names there. >> 640. i was going to say a weather legend. >> ahh. >> now you're really stretching things. [laughter] >> the weather, this summer, going down as a cool for daytime temperatures but we'll buck that trend later on today. take a look at this picture. this was sent in by dave johnson in loudoun county. he caught the sun dog on saturday, i caught it, too, in fairfax county when i was driving on 495. that's just a reflection of the sun and the ice crystals of the cloudiness crease a rainbow. did you catch the perseid meteor showers, unfortunately we had cloud cover last night, if you caught tha

johns hopkins. new measures to keep safer. >>> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> bidding farewell to a baltimore legend. >> artie donovan is laid to rest at the city he called home for a while. surrounded by those who knew and loved him. >> hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> this is the day we say goodbye to art "the bulldog," donovan. hundreds ever people filled the cathedral of mary our queen, to remember the beloved former colt, who so many called friend. wjz is live on north charl street, jessica kartalija was

john cash. it's with rare and never before seen photos of the legend.e heard songs from the man in black. >> hello, i'm johnny cash. [ music playing ] >> reporter: he was an icon and a rebel known simply as the man in black. johnny cash forever changed the course of country and rock music. from the chiselled face to the trademark growl. cash emotiobodied outlaw imagin >> my father grew up in northeast arkansas picking cotton. he had humble up bringings. he carried this throughout his life. he always understood the hardships of people. >> reporter: his career spanned five decades. he wrote more than 1,000 songs. hits like ring of fire, cry, cry, cry, folsom prison blues. he was the hottest act in the world even outselling the beetles. but he struggled with addiction, alcohol and drugs. >> i'm a chemically dependent person. >> reporter: he talked about his struggles on today in 1984. >> with the help of god and my family and loved ones i was able to refrain from mood altering drugs and alcohol for a period of nine years. >> reporter: cash would credit the

johns hopkins medical center are beefing up security. we will tell you why, straight ahead. >> you are watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, latebreaking, this at 6 p.m. >> remembering a football legend and all around great guy, baltimore bid a fond, fond farewell to art donovan. hundreds poured into the cathedral for the mass. >> family, friends, former teammates heard many tributes to the man who became the first baltimore colt inducted into the national foot wall hall of fame. -- football hall of fame. , andt loved baltimore baltimore loved art. today, people came out en masse to remember and honor him. a great hall of fame football player, a great storyteller and proud father and husband, art donovan was one-of-a-kind. today, family and friends came to the cathedral of mary our queen to say goodbye to art. >> unforgettable. a wonderful person, always. the guy you could go to for a good, honest answer. just a neat, neat guy. colts win twohe world championships, in 1958 and 1959. at the service today, a former colt, now minister, gave the eulogy. countlessnk of the hours art devoted to this city, its citizens and the agencies, and all the hours he devoted to nonprofits and groups s

john kerry says they do not deserve any disciplinary action. plan flames shooting into the sky as a car explodes. the fire spreading quickly it took only seconds. how a hollywood legend escaped in the nick of time. >> he has won five straight contests but he was told to step ashied because he hogged the prize. the decision causing twice the uproar by those who say kids shouldn't be punished. "fox & friends first" starts right now.

john kerry says they do not deserve any disciplinary action. plan flames shooting into the sky as a car explodes. the fire spreading quickly it took only seconds. how a hollywood legendaped in the nick of time. >> he has five straight contests but he was told to step ashied because he hogged the prize. the decision causing twice the uproar by those who say kids shouldn't be punished. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> we hope you are waking up and are going to have a great day. you are watching "fox & friends first" this morning. i am ainsley earhardt. >> we begin with a scare in the air for passengers on a plane. he tried to open the emergency exit during the flight forcing an emergency landing the suspect was taken into questioning, the man didn't appear to be intoxicated or unruly. they are trying to figure out why a b-1 bomber crashed yesterday injuring four air force members. the two pilots and weapons systems officers were able eject before it went down in an area in montana. they were part of the bomb wing athe

john lewis. >> we do not get legislation out of this congress. the time will come when we will march through the streets of jackson, through the streets of danville, through the streets of cambridge. >> a legendn her own right joins me on set. and as we go to break, the music that day was an essential part of the event. it included a legendary rendition of "we shall overcome" led by joan baez and sung by a chorus of hundreds of thousands of people. [ singing ] ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact for a strong bag that grips the can... ♪ get glad forceflex. small change, big difference. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at

john mccain and some of the neoconservative members on the hill pushing for robust military action. how much do you think the iraq war is into the heads of people in the white house? barack obama legend much more cautious about issues of going in militarily in that region? >> as you know very well, barack obama made his bones politically by being the anti-iraq war member of the democratic party. he was running for president against hillary clinton. it was because of his 2002 speech in illinois as a state senator that he rose to prominence and reached the heights that he did and eventually won the nomination partly because of iowa and some of those early primary states where he got support from the liberal left side of the democratic party. so clearly, he is the prime person in the white house who is skeptical. what was very clear today, we're well beyond that now. what is going on now is just a question of what kind of response. this is the kind of, well, i said moral obscenity in the john kerry's words that is not tolerated. it is a violation of humanity. it is a weapon of mass destruction. there's very little doubt anywhere in the international community except perhaps russia, iran

so, he helped create that legend as did a very well nobody newspaper editor who supported the james brothers. a man named johnn edwards. >> mike: i thought i knew everything about jesse james because i grew up in kansas city. after reading the book shot all to hell. great book. >> thanks for having me appreciate it. >> mike: shocking claim just in time for students to return to will school. one author says there is a war on boys in this country. especially in our classrooms. that shore going to explain. and he has been picked as the new batman but the choice of ben affleck stirring up major controversy. i can't believe some people are upset about. this thousands call on president obama to take action. is this really what americans need to be outraged about? ben as batman? we report. you decide. how do you do a summer clearance event the dodge way? first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪ the dodge summer clearance event. right now get 0% financing for to 72 months and no payments for 90 days on all dodge vehicles. you need a girls' weekend and you need it now. ladies, let's g

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john. he's here next with his take on this remarkable story. >>> he might be 50 but michael jordan still has what it takes. a new photo proving the basketball legend. >> in heels. . >>> new reports that the man who bought the plot next to lee harvey oswald's grave is alive and well. the marker says nick beef. it belongs to a 65-year-old. he bought the plot in 1975 but says he has no plans to be buried there. >>> he can still fly at 50. this picture of michael jordan dunking in a pair of blue jeans going viral. the dunk taking place at the annual michael jordan flight school basketball camp in california. still got it after all these years. >>> a small missouri town is looking for a man not suspected of a crime but rather of a miracle. >> the first responder, you don't know what you're going to run into. in this particular case, it is my feeling that it was nothing more than sheer fate and nothing short of a miracle. õiçñ the family and friends of teenage car crash victim are hoping to find the angel priest who witnesses say anointed her at the accident scene and they thanked him for saving her life but then he vanished. he was captured on camera b

john legend: thank you! which then allows us to lower expenses, and lower prices again please welcome tom cruise! >> around the globe wal-mart is