and you recorded a song with brian wilson. >> he's the absolute best.t brian wilson fan. i got to work with him -- >> jimmy: what was that like? he seems like an unusual character. >> he is an unusual character. it's like he knows exactly what he wants. and you go in and he'll tell you, like you could be like, uh, uh -- if he doesn't like that uh, uh he'll be like, stop it! stop, that's not it! >> jimmy: really. >> yeah, yeah. he'll just stop it right in the middle. >> jimmy: kind of like the teacher with the orange stuff. >> exactly. >> jimmy: you've come full circle. >> if he loves it, he loves it. if he doesn't like it, he doesn't like it. it's very -- so it's actually really clear. >> jimmy: i guess so, yes. >> it goes by really fast. >> jimmy: it must be alarming at the beginning, no, stop right there! yeah, the first time it happened, i went in the vocal booth and then i start to sing and he goes, you're rushing! and i was like, uh, uh -- then i realized it just kind of -- that's his way. >> jimmy: i never would have guessed that he was decisive i

. >> okay i'm standing here with founding member of the beach boys band brian wilson. >> this is foxrian wilson. >> we got a nice e-mail from stephanie. >> she wrote from michigan i moved here two weeks ago. i miss watching mike and alice in the morning she discovered i can watch you live online. i'm so happy. love you guys. >> brian, lots of folks may not realize that they can take us anywhere now right? >> that's right, jeff. we have our brand new mobile app you can watch us on your phone or tablet any time and there's always myfoxphilly.com where you can go to the watch newscast live at the top of the page. open it right up and you'll get our life web cast. we have a lot of transplants from south jersey and philly in the florida area especially. and probably watching right now. >> okay. and finally we've got some technical issues. so for that we'll come in here and press our news operations manager eric smith. hey, eric. >> jeff, you're scaring me. >> i don't have that impact on people, eric. >> you salute vol that impact on people, jeff. >> okay. maybe here's why. you know that l

the celebration of the music of beach boys' founder brian wilson.rian wilson himself. tuesday sees the announcement of the 42nd daytime emmy nominations. the emmy awards ceremony is sunday april 26th. wednesday is april fool's day. the traditional day for practical jokes of all kinds. no fooling. thursday is international children's book day. celebrated on the anniversary of the birth in 1805 of danish writer hans christian anderson. friday is good friday, the most solemn day on the christian calendar marking the crucifixion of jesus christ. saturday is the ncaa men's basketball final four games in indianapolis. the thai two remaining teams face off in the championship game the following monday night. then of course next friday is also the first night of the week-long jewish holiday of pass over. now we go to bob schieffer in washington for look what's ahead on "face the nation." good morning, bob. >> schieffer: good morning, charles. we'll have latest on that tragic plane crash and increasingly dangerous situation in the middle east. and we will pr

i hadn't gone back on high old stuff and then i went to see brian wilson do pet sounds, and i thought, actually, to see someone wrote something that is special to you do it with some of the people that he created it with, that's a lovely thing. and i thought, okay. maybe i was wrong about that. and i will put the band together that toured the album and we do it flu in three parts. the first part is like the process, sort of the process, not the product. so we start with a song that hasn't been finished. so you sort of see it as its trying to find its shape or i am struggling without words and feeling my way with sounds and then the second and third and fourth numbers will be like with aduftic as we might be in a rehearsal room trying to work stuff out. the next is the electronic bit. if they survive that, they get the album. >> so you are not going to a concert? >> no. there is some of that in the soul section, it's not always easy. >> it is the 25th anniversary of the real world record label. i want to get your sense of this relationship that you have been instrumental in developing

dwayne johnson, jason statham, rihanna will be here and we'll have music from brian wilson and deathd applause ] our first guest is an internationally beloved movie star who has the body of hercules and a smooth head like a boiled egg. he is behind the wheel once again in "furious 7." it opens in theaters friday. please welcome vin diesel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: how you doing? >> yeah, everything's really, really good. >> jimmy: i see you're working out still, which is nice. >> well, when i get a second. when i get a second. >> jimmy: are you a van halen fan? ♪ girl you really got me now ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a yes, huh? do you remember, what was the first concert you ever went to? >> that's a good question. the first concert i ever went to was the apollo theater on 125th. i was 16 years old. and i went to see l.l. cool j and run dmc. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah. i don't know how i paid for it. i don't think i paid for it. >> jimmy: you danced, you were a professional dancer with

ryan starting to look like brian wilson with that beard. needs a little work. no runs. 2 hit.t 4. plenty of pop on offense. panic. high. deep. and a lo hay. my voice gives out. can't give you a full fledge regular season. it means goodbye. there are we'll make excuses when backed in a corner. you know me. in the seventh bell with third homer of the spring. he has the beard going also. giants win 3 beard going also. giants win 3-2 and the a's have the day off. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> i know were you struggling. breathingaler jim. i would remind you that pain is just weakness. >> how do you feel about that already ri. >> weakness leaving my buddy. >> fv perfect. >> that greats line that i will use i'll steal from you. >> about thanks so much for joining us. >> about all of us here we appreciate your time. always continue now on line on twitter facebook all the mobile device with the abc 7 news app. >> have a great night we'll see you again in one hour over on the big i have got to go. bye. bye. ooh. that exact moment happened in my dream last night. yeah, and then

the suspects are now in custody. >> body of officer brian wilson the third has been brought to the funeral home in cobbs creek. >> formal arrangements have yet to be announced. jennifer joyce is at the 22nd police district in north philadelphia where he was assigned jennifer good morning. >> reporter: it is quiet here right now. we see flags flying at half staff as the district and the entire department, mourn the the loss of robert wilson the third. wilson was an eight year veteran of the force assigned to the 22nd district. commissioner ramsey spoke about the officer last night. he said he knew him personally. he wases surely one of philadelphia's best. he was well respected by his peers. wilson had two children a nine year-old boy and a one year-old babe hoy will learn that their father died as a philadelphia hero. >> and officer wilson was an outstanding officer. he was a leader of the squad. >> i knew him i met him. he was one of the best police officers this city had to offer, period. a very, very brave, heroic individual. >> officer wilson's body had has arrived at the the francis f

brian and valerie wilson were permitted to carry a concealed weapon, and because of that the department of family services denied them a license to foster parent. arthur new york trial attorney and fox news contributor. mark eiglarsh. arthur, they can't be foster parents because why? because they have concealed carry permit? >> exactly. the underlying premise is that it's to protect the child, right? so now you have a child in a foster home. in this particular case we're talking about a 12-year-old. we're not talking about a 6-year-old or infant, a 12-year-old they wanted to adopt. and by all other parameters they are eligible to adopt this child and give them a typical lifestyle they're not living in a foster home. but because they both have carry permits and the law currently is you cannot have a loaded weapon in the house. even if you have a weapon -- >> and be a foster parent at the same time. >> you can be a natural parent, but you can't be a foster parent. in your house in your car or on your person. so now they're lobbying. they asked for a variance, in other words let us do it e

. >> the father that denied father, brian wilson, is speaking out. have been together since high school. 24 years i believe now we're at. we have always planned from early on that we would adopt later in life. we, last in 2013 decided it was now time to go ahead and adopt and complete our family. there is a lot of older children in the system that need homes. we have siblings, we have, you know, 12-year-olds that that's, let's be honest, the sad truth, there's not as many people lining up to take those kids and give them a good home. fortunately, we were in a position to do that. >> the reason carson city cites. there's a regulation on the books their munitions and firearms have to be in separate polices, separate containers. if the guns are bullets are inside the gun, then it's not allowed. >> here's what the -- here's what the council said about this. they said, a concern about the ability of a child to gain access to a loaded weapon was the reason the family services, the child family services, denied their request. >> they're ideologues, hate gun

brian: you talk about woodrow wilson throughout the book.ne thing you enjoy writing is that the woman he was going to marry turned him down at once. erik: he was hell-bent on making her eventually come around. and that was an important part of the story. context was very important. obviously i talk a lot about the war and the changing nature of the war to show the stakes of what was involved. and here is wilson, this poor guy. he was so deeply lonely, grieving the loss of his first wife and suddenly this woman has come into his wife and he is left almost disoriented and then the lusitania disaster happens. it had to color, even if only a little bit, his response. at one point he gave a speech in philadelphia and he said, i was just in such an emotional turmoil that i wasn't sure what city i was in. he briefly thought it was new york. brian: here we have a picture to show you where the lusitania is today. i render from your book is about 11 miles off the coast of ireland. you can find ballard on the web when he went down there to see this. we

wilson. and an update on the security spending bill with brian higgins. washington journal is live and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaks before a joint meeting of congress on tuesday. he will not meet with president obama on this visit and several democratic members of congress have announced they will not attend the speech. we will have live coverage of his remarks starting at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> keep track of the republican-led congress and follow its members through the first sessi

officer brian lorenzo, sunday, july 8th, 2012. >>> now officer robert wilson is added to that list of heroes that paid the ultimate price. we will be right back. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> welcome back. market street in olde city one of the road that is cleared right now. all of the side streets still a mess. it took meehan extra 20 minutes to get to work dusting off the cars, scraping windows and take it very slowly on those side streets. >> it is a process. >> everybody is digging out right now. >> in new jersey, snow was enough to turn millville into a ghost town. the restaurants and other businesses closed up for the the day as plows pressed on down the empty street. plow crews struggled to get the road completely cleared because of the sheer volume of snow coming down. several dozen accidents and spin out where is report add cross cumberland county. >> i took the train home yesterday from center city and it was pack. >>> delaware resident well they

the big surprise from ben stiller and owen wilson at fashion week in paris. >> they are back. >> first brianp on "fox & friends." >> straight ahead in 13 minutes. >> breaking news both of you brought us. the search for 7 marines and four soldiers after a helicopter crash in florida. and new controversy over hillary clinton's 21 minute press conference yesterday. turns out she tells a different story than silicon valley. we will play both tapes. let you play it back for yourselves at home. >> should irani students be allowed to study nuclear engineering. also golfing super star on the way up. she is tiger woods' half -- actually tiger woods' niece and she will be joining us live displaying her wears. don't miss a minute. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> a fox news alert. horrifying new video shows the moment two helicopters collid

by the late fall of 1914, wilson had ordered the state department and brian to make it possible for thellies to borrow in the u.s.. this was tilting towards the allies. the loans to the allies were going to increase steadily to the point that by 1917, united states mostly private interests had lent $7 billion to the allies. wilson facilitated it. the war had a favorable impact on the united states because the allies were in a great position to order a great amount of war material from the united states. the war also gave the opportunity for american business to begin to move in on markets that had been the preserve of the british or the french. in many ways, the war was an economic benefit to the united states. in 1914, u.s. exports to europe to the sum of $500 million right some of it going to germany, but the bulk of its going to the allied powers. there is a marked increase in the war which entangles the united states more and more economically with the allies. united states which pushed towards the allied side -- was pushed towards the allied side. the great british weapon was a nav

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wilson. and an update on the security spending bill with brian higgins. washington journal is live and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaks before a joint meeting of congress on tuesday. he will not meet with president obama on this visit and several democratic members of congress have announced they will not attend the speech. we will have live coverage of his remarks starting at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> keep track of the republican-led congress and follow its members through the first session. new congress, best access on c-span, c-span2, c-span radio and cspan.org. >> bob erlich was in henniker, new hampshire where he held a town hall meeting at new england college. the former governor who is considered a presidential run in 2016 discussed political discourse in washington the importance of compromise and his views on marriage. this is just over an hour. [multiply conversations taking place] [multiply conversations taking place] [multiply conversations taking place] >> good afte

justice said it clearly, officer darren wilson's actions, quote, did not constitute prosecutable violations. back with me sara sidner tim towwey monifa bandeli, and brianand van jones, and that is a lot of folks and so now, tell what you wanted to say here here? >> well, looking at the physical evidence because that is what makes or breaks a case and if we listen to darren wilson's side of the story every bit of the evidence backs up his side of the story. the evidence on the car, inside of the car, and the evidence on mike brown himself. we have a blood trail going to the car and outside of the car, and we have injuries inside of the car when michael brown was charging at him, and he went airborne and landed on the face and the justice department went into great detalil in describing that physical evidence and that is why when we were discussing the case with you earlier this summer don, we were confident what the findings would most likely be, because we were confident in what the physical evidence would show us irrespective of what the eyewitnesses said. >> sarah, we were both there in the ground and you were struck in the head with an object when t

wilson will be next. then we will continue with these topics with representative brian higgins. ♪ >> you would see what theyd to call when i was vac a kid -- washington was a large man. six-foot. very robust. terrific natural athlete. madison is a skinny little guy. >> this sunday on "q&a" historian david o stewart on founding father, james madison. >> his gifts that i write most about is his ability to form a partnerships with the great people of his era. it also alludes to his talents and what he was able to do to create the first self-sustaining constitutional republic. >> sunday on q&a. >> the political landscape has changed with the 114 congress. not only are there 43 numeral republicans and 50 new democrats in the house, and 12 new republicans and one new democrat in the senate, there are also 108 women in congress, including the first african-american in the house and the first woman veteran in the senate. use the congressional chronicle to keep track. it has a lot of useful information including voting results. axis, -- new congress, best access. >> "washington journal" continues. host: representati

brian, thank you. >>> now, to ferguson missouri tonight, and the family of michael brown saying they plan to sue. they will file a civil suit against the city of ferguson and the former police officer, darren wilson who shot and killed their son. this comes 24 hours after the justice department revealed officer wilson will not face criminal charges in brown's death. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and to south korea, that brazen attack on the u.s. ambassador. a man with a ten-inch knife, walking right up to him, taking aim at his face. you can see him there, moments after the attack. bloody calling for an ambulance. tonight, what north korea is now saying about this attack. and abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran reporting in again. >> reporter: a terrifying close call. >> bleeding here. bleeding here. i need an ambulance fast. get me to the hospital. >> reporter: ambassador mark lippert, moments after being attacked by a knife-wielding assailant at a conference in downtown seoul. the assailant, a radical korean nationalist, screamed, "south north korea should be re-unified" as he slashed away with a ten-inch knife, finally wrestled to the ground by local police and bystanders. he was ide

brian lorenzo sunday july 8th, 2012. >>> as the story continues to develop, we will bring you updates. you can find complete coverage of the murder of murder of officer wilson on line at our web site the at my fox philly.com. >>> philadelphia's mayor michael nutter is calling for a property tax hike. >> so he says it will help aid the financially strapped school district. the mayor proposing, raising property taxes 9 percent. average residential tax bill will climb about 100 to just over $1,200. it is all part of the $4 billion budget the proposal that would be presented to the city council. >> we have to make a choice between raising revenue or educating our children i'm going to choose our kid, every time. >> no deal. we will in the the go for this. >> in the for 9 percent real estate tax. >> i think, good governing will look at other ways to raise revenue. >> members of the general assembly. >> governor tom wolf plans to raise tax toes fund public schools across pennsylvania. the mayor says, other fund in the budget proposal will aid departments such as licenses and inspections and the fire department, and parks and recreation. >>> people all over the ar

brian thompson nbc 10 news. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00 preparing to say good-bye to a fallen nbc police officer. >> we talked to the police commissioner for officer wilson's services and how they're coping with the tragedy. >> security firm on school campuses. one community weighing its options to best protect students without breaking the purse strings. >> nice weather to end the week. changes are moving in for the weekend and i'm tracking the rain and when to expect it. my xfr first alert. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> we come together and we'll get them through it. we'll get the family through it. >> preparing to say good-bye to one of their own. police officers from around the country will make their way to philadelphia tomorrow to honor fallen officer robert wilson iii. officer wilson was killed one week ago today while buying his son a gift at a north philadelphia store. >> the outpouring of support from the community is growing tonight. >> thank you so much. >> philadelphia city council held a moment of silence before today's meeting to pay tribute to officer wilson. nbc 10's deanna durante is live at police headquarters. >> you spoke to the comm