they were singing aretha franklin "respect." i watched every sing one of those videos, instantly knew he was the did i had been looking for and tracked him down that night. >> rose: you knew he could become what? >> it's strange but in that moment, you know, i worked at aa record place and was 20 years old when i took a vp job there. for 20 years i helped run a company and very big artists and had ideas about social media. my boss gave me a great opportunity but didn't believe in the ideas. i ended up leaving the company. i had philosophies of what kind of artists i was looking for. asher roth was first and then justin. when i first saw justin, i saw the plan of how i could make him one of the world east biggest pop stars. >> rose: what's the plan. a combination of using youtube to build an audience. i would never let him say, hi, my name is justin bieber. i would say, just sing, and we would keep it very raw so to the outside person it didn't look like anything was being produced. by him not saying hi, this is justin bieber, th

aretha franklin has been one to ask for a little bit of they are looking for a little respect after two wins over top ten teams in the country. >> if we keep winning these games. >> we just do what we envision ourselves to do. we have been working at this for a long time and planning this for a long time and will continue to try to make it happen. stephen: we will hear more from corey clement. he talk about that underdog role , that they love it and live for it. this wisconsin team has not faced michigan since they beat the wolverines behind me. they had the michigan four out of the last six meetings. thank you. the badgers and wolverines kickoff tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, only right here on wisn 12. then, stay tuned for live posts gave -- postgame coverage on big 12 sports saturday. kathy: a new way to tackle crime. the unique role for graduates will play. new information on a pair of gun. investigators are about to give us more surveillance video and tell us more about the man they have arrested. that is at 10:00. at 9:00, 2020 and us to gates. a jury equates a man accused of killing

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. >> did you hear about this denzel washington strangling aretha franklin?iends first" starts right now. >> you made it to the end of the weekend. i am heather childers. >> happy friday. i am abby huntsman. it is 31 after the hour. >> a desperate search for answers in the hoboken train crash. >> they are trying to figure out how this train that was packed with people crashed at the height of the morning rush hour. >> i have to escort you into the station and get you some help. >> the impact killing one person and injuring hundreds of others. >> new information breaking overnight. what is the latest where you are? >> dawn has not yet arrived, but rush hour has here in the new york new jersey area. but the new jersey transit service still remains suspended in hoboken following that horrific crash almost 24-hours ago. this 1907 arrow train station is now the site of a massive investigation. the questions on the minds of man nae why did this commuter train entering the station not slow down. it entered at a very high rate of speed. the speed limit usually less t

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richard pryor, and we can be sick and tired of being sick and tired and still rocksteady like aretha franklin. we are large, walt whitman told .s, containing multitudes we are large, containing multitudes full of contradictions. that is america. makes us gold. that is what makes us extraordinary. and as is true for america, so it is true for the african american experience. americaot a burden on or a stain on america. or an object of pity or charity for america. we are america. [applause] president obama: and that is what this museum explains. the fact that our stories have shaped every corner of our culture. the struggles for freedom that took place made our constitution a real and living document, shaped and deepened and made more profound its meaning for all people. the story told here does not just belong to black americans. forelongs to all americans, the african american experience has been shaped just as much by europeans, asians, native americans, and latinos. we have informed each other. , a stew.lyglot promised that if we lift up the oppressed that our darknessl rise in the and our

richard pryor, and we can be sick and tired of being sick and tired and still rocksteady like aretha franklinwe are large. containing multitudes. full of contradictions. that is america. that is what makes us go. that is what makes us extraordinary. and as is true for america, so is true for the african-american experience. we are not a burden on america. or stain on america. or an object of pity or charity for america. we are america. [applause] and that is what this museum explains. the fact that our stories have shaped every corner of our culture. the struggles for freedom that took place, made our constitution a real and living document, tested and shaped and deepened and made more profound its meaning for all people. the story told here does not just belong to black america. it belongs to all americans. the african-american experience has been shaped just as much by europeans and agents and native asians and native americans and latinos. we have informed each other. we are polygots. we are a stew. scripture promised that if we lift up the oppressed that our lights will rise in the darkne

be sick and tired of being sick and tired, like fannie lou hammen, and still rock steady like aretha franklin. we are large, walt whitman told us, containing multitudes. we are large containing multitudes full of contradictions. that's america. that's what makes us go. that's what makes us extraordinary. and it is true for america, and so is it true for the african-american experience. we're not a burden on america. or a stain on america. or an object of pity or charity for america. we're america. [ applause ] and that's what this museum explains. the fact that our story shapes every corner of our culture. the struggles for freedom that took place made our constitution a real and living document. tested, and shaped, and deepened, and made more profound its meaning for all people. the story told here doesn't just belong to black americans. it belongs to all americans. for the african-american experience has been shaped just as much by europeans and asians and native americans and latinos. we have informed each other. we are polygods. astute. scripture promised that if we lift up the oppressed,

alan: elton john y aretha franklin. vivimos momentos emotivos y difÍciles.. laura, la mamÁ de sus hijos, ni se diga cÓmo estaba destrozada. lloraba, se limpiaba con un paÑuelo, abrazaba a su hijo. fueron momentos bien difÍciles y muy emotivos. orlando: vamos a ver este reportaje, donde resumimos la llegada de las cenizas de juan gabriel a la ciudad que le dio la popularidad. ♪ [ aplausos ] ♪ orlando: teniendo como fondo musical el tema "amor eterno". ♪ orlando: a las 8:30 de la noche se dio inicio a la emotiva misa, en la cual la familia del divo de juÁrez no pudo ocultar su tristeza y consternaciÓn. Éstas son imÁgenes exclusivas que nos muestran el dolor de doÑa laura salas. y esos sentimientos, aunados al amor y la admiraciÓn, fueron los que motivaron a sus fanÁticos a estar ahÍ. despuÉs, el concierto con sus mÚsicos, sus canciones, pero si su voz, aunque sÍ con amigos como la india, o los grupos que Él apoyÓ, quienes encendieron los Ánimos y convirtieron el homenaje en una autÉntica fiesta. ♪ orlando: y es que el legado artÍstico de juan gabriel pareciera