maryland congressman anthony brown a member of the cbc jo us with status of my meeting he wants to address escalating spription drug cost and president is not invited to eli jaw he's a straight shooter he has not been invited to speak. i can assure you not having spoken to elijah when given the opportunity he will sit down with president trump why? because he wants top address the issue of escalating prescription drug sgloingts as far as your knowledge is right now no meeting is scheduled at this point. >> not that i know of. >> congressman anthony brown there from maryland. >> there was talk last week and i'm trying to look for it now that the congressional black caucus i believe was working and i thought it said could possibly have a meeting as soon as next week. i'm not 100% sure on that we'll keep you p >> meantime conservative political action conference uninvited ul ra conservative writer to speak at the conference. he was supposed to be keynote speaker and video clip shared yesterday by conservative blog of vnohpolis saying relationships between older men and teenage boys can be ben

this is a photograph of children of jeremiah and anthony brown in 1912. the book i made out of all of this material aims to tell the true story behind that legend i heard so many times and it speaks of a murdered girl a public lynching on the town square who came to court trial and execution of teenage boys and terrorism and arson that succeeded in closing forsyth's borders to nonwhites for nearly a century. the book's characters included county sheriff. i think you can guess who is the villain in who is the good guy. can you tell? [laughter] i have been thinking about this for a long time before i found a photograph of them and when i found this picture i said oh yeah that's a definitely read on the left. lewis looks overmatched already. the book's characters included a county sheriff who just a few years later would help on the local chapter of the ku klux klan as well as a number of unexpected heroes including a deputy who tried to desperately to stop the violence and a the mayor who held off a lynch mob on the steps of the corny -- county courthouse t

anthony brown. wisdom over to you. 9:39.9:39 hollywood has something forhingr everyone.moviesatv not everyone always grease togro say the least.y the ast. kevin mccarthy and i have he different tastes when it comes to movies. we're kicking off a brand newran segment. we're going head to head. mav tin versus mccarthy.thy till death till the end.nd. >> oh, god. >> i'm just exaggerating. ba in a moment. ♪♪ >>> you can't spend the rest of your life alone dressed in black listening to angry music and staying up all night.n't spone . >> yes, i can.es, i can because i'm batman. [ laughter ] >> lego batman movie number oneo at the box office. animated raped crusader earned e $34 million way more than theioa second place 50 shades sequeleq which brought in $21 million and the new matt damon movie bombedm here taking $18 mili seas it made 170 something sethg million dollars in china alone. bomb is relative term there. most expensive, john wick two wo and fistfight round out the toph five.t >> if you're regular goodro dpad fan you know kevin even have a habit of disagreeing when it

i go scattered, covered, smothered, chunks. >> anthony: which means, i gather, scattered on the griddle, heaped with brownhickory-smoked ham. >> sean: that's my style, like i've been doing that since day one, and i didn't even know what that means. >> anthony: you know what i know. i don't want waffles at the waffle house. >> sean: bullshit, man, you have to have -- >> anthony: waffles? >> sean: okay, you have to -- pecan waffle. so what i've devised as -- >> anthony: all right. >> sean: --as a chef, is a tasting menu experience where you can sit down and really experience what this place does, and you start out first thing you have, pecan waffles. >> anthony: really? ♪ >> waitress: here, gentlemen. >> anthony: oh. >> sean: oh, the pecan waffle, you just crush it. you put every -- >> anthony: you just slather it. >> sean: i want it to be swimming in syrup and homogenized vegetable oil. >> anthony: oh, that's -- that's good. >> sean: see, you don't come here expecting the french laundry. you come here expecting something amazing. >> anthony: this is better than the french laundry, man. >> sean: and then, s

as i take a bite of hamburger and brown gravy. >> anthony: yeah but it's, like i said, it's so good.tta give back. and that's a power that hawaii and the ina still has is if you show aloha and you give without asking the ina is going to recognize it and it's gonna shower its blessings upon you. >> anthony: so, you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance against the modern world? >> daniel: i think so. the beautiful part about my ancestors is they realized there is a limited number of resources where they lived so they observed nature to the best possible they could to figure out what were the cycles and how do we preserve this resource. hawaiian culture can teach the whole world something that it needs to know is we all live on an island. and we are all part of the same community. let's all show aloha to the ina and let's show aloha to everybody else as well. ♪ >> anthony: an extraordinary man lives in this house. shep gordon. longtime resident on maui. legendary talent manager, maybe you know some of the people whose careers he's looked after. alice cooper, ted

amos c brown, civil rights leader and pastor of historic third baptist church will bring the invocation followed by mr. eldridge anthony, who will lead us-who is the conductor of the willie l brown wilson choir leading us in singing with every voice and sing, the negro national anthem. please, stand. thank you. >> let us now pause and give acknowledgment to our maker. oh, unmoved mover, the source of knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, we pause in spite of whatever tom we might utter to speak of you. to acknowledge that our people perish because of a lack of knowledge and critical thinking. but we thank you, god, that since those dark days of slavery sons and daughters of africa have always had a thirst for knowledge and wisdom. those slave masters forbade us to even read or write, but god, we thank you for the ingenuity and the strong will of our forebears who dug pits out in the brush harbors and put a talk over them and studied how to learn and read. god, we thank you that [inaudible] chris all established the first school in boston massachusetts. we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compul

i'm natasha brown, we appreci a special thanks to all those who volunteered at st. anthony'sread line during the week. a reminder that the ladies auxiliary will be having their bake sale this sunday, and a special collection box has been set up in the back of the church to replace the money that was stolen from the rectory after last week's mass. may almighty god bless you, in the name of the father, the son and the holy spirit. amen. mass has ended, go in peace. did you know about that? no. (organ playing) (bells chiming)

amos c brown, civil rights leader and pastor of historic third baptist church will bring the invocation followed by mr. eldridge anthony, who will lead us-who is the conductor of the willie l brown wilson choir leading us in singing with every voice and sing, the negro national anthem. please, stand. thank you. >> let us now pause and give acknowledgment to our maker. oh, unmoved mover, the source of knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, we pause in spite of whatever tom we might utter to speak of you. to acknowledge that our people perish because of a lack of knowledge and critical thinking. but we thank you, god, that since those dark days of slavery sons and daughters of africa have always had a thirst for knowledge and wisdom. those slave masters forbade us to even read or write, but god, we thank you for the ingenuity and the strong will of our forebears who dug pits out in the brush harbors and put a talk over them and studied how to learn and read. god, we thank you that [inaudible] chris all established the first school in boston massachusetts. we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compul

amos c brown, civil rights leader and pastor of historic third baptist church will bring the invocation followed by mr. eldridge anthony will lead us-who is the conductor of the willie l brown wilson choir leading us in singing with every voice and sing, the negro national anthem. please, stand. thank you. >> let us now pause and give acknowledgment to our maker. oh, unmoved mover, the source of knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, we pause in spite of whatever tom we might utter to speak of you. to acknowledge that our people perish because of a lack of knowledge and critical thinking. but we thank you, god, that since those dark days of slavery sons and daughters of africa have always had a thirst for knowledge and wisdom. those slave masters forbade us to even read or write, but god, we thank you for the ingenuity and the strong will of our forebears who dug pits out in the brush harbors and put a talk over them and studied how to learn and read. god, we thank you that [inaudible] chris all established the first school in boston massachusetts. we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compulsory

brown hat: yaya! >> james: so he has a female student here tonight. this is yaya. anthony know this world. and now i'm learning karate as in the performance and also life. everything is all about love. and karate is showing you if you have this kind of power and the ability to protect yourself, your family, you can be really kind. that's about okinawa i think. okinawan people i think always have this love to everybody. ♪ [ horns honking ] >> anthony: i remember the moment i first realized i'd been living my whole life in black and white. ♪

amos c brown, civil rights leader and pastor of historic third baptist church will bring the invocation followed by mr. eldridge anthony, who will lead us-who is the conductor of the willie l brown wilson choir leading us in singing with every voice and sing, the negro national anthem. please, stand. thank you. >> let us now pause and give acknowledgment to our maker. oh, unmoved mover, the source of knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, we pause in spite of whatever tom we might utter to speak of you. to acknowledge that our people perish because of a lack of knowledge and critical thinking. but we thank you, god, that since those dark days of slavery sons and daughters of africa have always had a thirst for knowledge and wisdom. those slave masters forbade us to even read or write, but god, we thank you for the ingenuity and the strong will of our forebears who dug pits out in the brush harbors and put a talk over them and studied how to learn and read. god, we thank you that [inaudible] chris all established the first school in boston massachusetts. we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compul

anthony lawrence jr. says, "i beg to differ." tremendous pass. >> bill: how about that look. another guy. >> grant: i see. who is the guy to final seal the potential win for miami? bruce brown on. the tremendous catch and finish. >> ian: it's fitting what brown has done for miami throughout this day. they're checking the clock. it kept rolling. >> bill: they have had answers, though, haven't they? >> ian: they'll put 5.2 on the clock but miami now has a five-point cushion. jones. intercepted. it's over. >> ian: newton just tossed it to the sideline. >> grant: vasiljevic. he was open. >> ian: unfortunately for miami, he was on the bench. jones will trigger it again. one second on the clock. >> bill: what a tribute to these kids. they did a heck of a job. >> ian: jackson misses it from halfcourt. miami with another win. the hurricanes will be in the ncaa tournament. as they knock off duke 55-50. that's win number 20. for jim larranaga and company. duke falls to 22-20. own season. a big one for miami. tremendous defensive effort to hold duke to 32% shooting. the very fluid a.c.c. setup. north carolina a two-game lead on florida state then louisville, notre dame, duke and miami

anthony lawrence jr. says, "i beg to differ." tremendous pass. >> bill: how about that look. another guy. >> grant: i see. who is the guy to final seal the potential win for miami? bruce brown on. the tremendous catch and finish. >> ian: it's fitting what brown has done for miami throughout this day. they're checking the clock. it kept rolling. >> bill: they have had answers, though, haven't they? >> ian: they'll put 5.2 on the clock but miami now has a five-point cushion. jones. intercepted. it's over. >> ian: newton just tossed it to the sideline. >> grant: vasiljevic. he was open. >> ian: unfortunately for miami, he was on the bench. jones will one second on the clock. >> bill: what a tribute to these kids. they did a heck of a job. >> ian: jackson misses it from halfcourt. miami with another win. the hurricanes will be in the ncaa tournament. as they knock off duke 55-50. that's win number 20. for jim larranaga and company. duke falls to 22-20. own season. a big one for miami. tremendous defensive effort to hold duke to 32% shooting. the very fluid a.c.c. setup. north carolina a two-game lead on florida state then louisvil miami each at 10-6 followed by competitive team

anthony nicholas took this picture of a funnel cloud over oroville this afternoon, it's not clear if it actually touched down. >>> governor brown visited oroville today. lake oroville which overflowed is currently at 80% capacity after continuous water releases. they surveyed some of the flooding in the area by helicopter. >>> our coverage of the san jose flooding evacuations continues online. make sure to download our abc 7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> an alameda county sheriff's deputy is in the hospital after he was hit by a bus. it happened before dawn in dublin, abc 7 news reporter leann melendez has this story. >> california highway patrol investigators were on the scene of the accident where mike foley was hit by a co-worker who was driving a prison bus. the accident happened in the transportation parking lot near the santa rita jail. both were starting their ships. >> he was conscious at the parking lot, and was treated by paramedics who responded to the scene. and provided immediate medical care. >> foley's seen here in a 2006 abc 7 interview. had worked with the concord police department. and in the last nine

anthony reports. >> reporter: one after another, an endless procession of dump trucks carrying huge boulders from a stagin area to the damaged emergency spillway of the oroville dam. an effort governor jerry brownr, it's holding, and that's why the evacuation is still in place because there's uncertainty. >> reporter: earlier, helicopters dropped bags of smaller rocks to help close the gaps in the makeshift repair, one that engineers hope will shore up the nation's tallest dam. at least for now. in the meantime, downtown oroville is mostly evacuated. the lights are on, but all but a few businesses are closed. local police are among the few vehicles on the road checking to make sure that looters don't move in while thousands of residents are away. many of the evacuees from various towns have headed to shelters in places like colusa and chico, anywhere that's out of the way. >> my daughter wanted me to get a place to stay for maybe three to four days until they work this out to see if it's going to work. >> reporter: all of them well aware that there's another round of rain headed their way. >> i wouldn't say that everything's going to be fine. because you know, we know a storm's coming. we don't

anthony nickels took this picture of a funnel cloud two hours ago. it's not clear if the funnel actually touched down making it a tornado. governor brown visited oroville and thank first responders for quick action two weeks ago. lake oroville that triggered evacuations is of 80% o capacity of continuous water releases. he surveyed damage by helicopter. >>> a sheriff's deputy in the hospital after he was hit by a bus driven by another deputy. it happened before dawn in dubl dublin. lyanne melendez joins us with the story. >> reporter: yeah, well, at 6:08 in the morning when this happened, you can imagine it was dark out here. the pavement, of course, black. we're being told that the deputy was also wearing dark clothing. the driver says he did not see him. now foley hit the ground, hit his head and now he's fighting for his life. california highway patrol investigators on the scene of the accident where 60-year-old sheriff's deputy mike folly wey hit by a co-worker driving a prison bus. it happened in the transportation parking lot. both were starting their shifts. >> he was conscious at the parking lot, and was treated by the paramedi

anthony: day one. first order of business, get my, you know, some jerk chicken. ♪ can you blame me? no, i think not. oh, that's good. yeah, yeah, i know this routine, believe me. it's brownnd there are still, all these years later, two jamaicas. there's the jamaica that most jamaicans live in, cook in, struggle to survive in. the real jamaica. then there's the jamaica, which you're probably more familiar with. ♪ ooh ooh waa ♪ ooh ooh waa ♪ ooh ooh waa ♪ ooh ooh >> anthony: but tourists have been coming to jamaica for a long time. when this part of the island, particularly port antonio, threatened to become an international jet set destination. local legend has it that errol flynn was shipwrecked here on his yacht in 1947 and promptly fell in love with the place. befo flynn it had been an empire of bananas. a huge industry that later became united fruit. bananas went out, tourists came in. the banana business eventually went elsewhere and when tourism shifted to the other side of the island with the construction of an airport at montego bay, well, that was pretty much it. the northeast coast was largely forgotten. ♪ it has the feel, still, of a forgotten paradise. there a

centerpiece of brown's immediate plan, nearly $400 million devoted to new flood protection for the sacramento, san joaquin river delta. so far no specific projects have been identified. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> pg&e says it's making progress repairing a transmission tower that's being threatened by a landslide nero rind -- near orinda. the utility says once the lines are moved, it will likely dismantle the transmission tower and replace it. officials fear the encroaching slide could undermine the tower and send it toppling to highway 24 below. >>> meanwhile the work continues on a collapsed section of highway 50 in the sierra. caltrans tweeted this picture today reminding drivers only one lane is open near bridal veil falls. crews are working to stabilize the slope that gave out under heavy rain last week. >>> here's a look at live doppler 7. we have increasing clouds right now. i'll give you a wider view so you can see what's coming our way. the cold air will remain in place as the showers approach. once they hit elevations above 2500 feet, we could see some snow here in the bay area. here's your hourly planner going out this evening. it's going to be a chilly evening, espe