at the bellaire, he did not have any nanny at all. to pick up the kids to take them somewhere, he'd be brushing their hair and buttoning up the sweater and just so warm and wonderful. and i just -- i love him. his whole family, they're a really wonderful beautiful family. >> where were you when you heard he died? >> i had just come back to the hotel. >> how did you hear the news? >> my assistant told me. and i literally fell on the floor. and my sister came and picked me up and we went directly to the house because i thought the children would be there. >> did you go to the hospital when you -- >> yes. >> what was the scene there? >> the children and mrs. jackson and all the brothers and sisters and just everybody was in this room. and just crying and hugging each other and just in a daze. and this is a father that was so with his children. he's dedicated since they were born to raising and being with them. and then latoyia and randy took me in to say good-bye. i think if i hadn't, i would never quite in my head believe. because even

she also played aunt vivon the fresh prince of bellaire. you grew up in the jacksons generation.roup so so big time when there were civil rights issues. >> for me growing up in a high school in a little town where there was probably ten black kids, it was monumentis, it was like nothing you had ever seen. it gave you a hope you could make it from a small town. i had five brothers, so we all grabbed our coca-cola bottles and our glasses and acted like jackson 5. >> and johnny gill, you were a product of the jackson 5 generation. and i heard you say as a kid watching the jookson 5 special was like watching an event, why? >> the whole family would gather around, and we were in awe. as kids, we didn't really believe they were real. >> egypt, i want to ask you as somebody else who got to follow the jacksons as you were growing up, how do you think they impacted america culturally. >> we were in the middle of the civil rights movement. black people were ready to break out, not only break out and dance, break out and scream, break out asand tear the walls down. to have them on televisio

and then i know a great deal about the bush bellaire relationship because both of them were involved in dragging their countries into war against iraq in march of 2003. i think in both cases, but the case of tony blair and the case of george w. bush, there is evidence that they told a handful of wise to the public. there is no evidence that they told lies to each other. in paris, they worked and enhanced to drag the added states and britain into the war. >> host: did you read this before we. ♪ >> guest: i began on the book a long time ago. i got a call who was them at the new york times. international wine we never met. for some reason my name popped into is said. i am all well-known real list and someone who believes and politicking is let me to expect that states lie a lot. i thought when i first started the research there is blind evidence of leaders why all the time, and i was quite shocked that is not the case. liza told quite rarely. when i used to go around the country talking about this subject before the book was published would tell audiences that i can't find much evidence

that's why you need to take it easy right now. 84 up in bellaire and only 83 in westminster. 90, 60 today. the average is 81 and 59. and the records 1999 is the high 96. and 47 way back in 1954. we do have that heat advisory and an air quality alert. up to our north, philadelphia region has an excessive heat warning, expect temperatures and humidity over 100 degrees during the day tomorrow. high west winds will keep us in warm humid air. it'll knock temperatures down and give us a chance for showers. there's quite a few showers in pennsylvania, western maryland this morning that's all across southwest virginia. you see the left over clouds. if the clouds come in, that will be just fine with me. widely scattered showers, thundershower to our south and north. the front getting in sometime friday. that's when temperatures begin to head down. and the chances for showers will increase and yes we can use those showers. tonight clear to partly cloudy. let's call it mid-60s to low 70s. hot, more humidity. not a good afternoon, you're going to have to work outside tomorrow, take lots of breaks, dr

and not anthony bellaire brio is in critical condition. >> and show you pictures of that fire that killedthe firefighters present and larry l. had got into the residence and there was a eighth flash over or not what they call an explosion. and this what happened in the diamond heights neighborhood. >> i am below the house at the and you can see the intense damage he can still smell the smoke in the herring. you can still see some of the firefighting equipment still in the area. above is a single lane road. they will do a complete investigation to find out why these firefighters were trapped inside. the damage is unbelievable i hear you can still smell the heavy smoke in the air >> i know people and neighbors they were shaken by this that it happened and then it will in >> you can see how close see these houses are stacked on top of one another. as you get up to the street above it you look down oil and houses are basically wall- to-wall and they're very close to one another. it was an intense fire someone was in the house when the fire started. >> 5:48 a.m. we have a storm moving in our w