dee dee. at around midnight, dee dee gets on the phone with donna. >> they seemed to be in pleasant spirs havingat time. >> reporter: there was no hint of discord or anger or anything like that going on. >> no. there had never been, at any time. >> reporter: soon after that, the two lovers get into the hot tub, and the drinks keep flowing poolside. then, at 3:30 in the morning, 911 gets this emergency call. >> 911. what's the problem? >> someone fell into my pool. she's drowning. 64 -- >> who's drowning? >> come on 64 -- >> hang on, hang on. >> reporter: the lives of two families upended by tragedy. >> it was just a nightmare. it's like a kid's worst memory. >> reporter: dee dee jackson helpless, in 15 feet of water. >> what was she doing in the am.ee and i, neither of us >> reporter: so why was she in the deep end at all? stay with us. meet boots. he likes to eat clean. that's why at petsmart we love the nutro feed clean philosophy. nutro recipes are made with non-gmo ingredients and high-quality protein artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. nutro recipes give them the energy they need.

blessed. >> by diana washington. >> obviously. >> the new project is called dee dee bridgewater, "memphis ... yes, i'm ready." dee, i love you. good to have you back. congratulations. >> thank you very much, tavis. >> my pleasure. upcoming, blues quartet southern avenue. stay with us. ♪ >> c >> close out tonight's program is blues quintet southern avenue performing "freedom." enjoy. goodnight from l.a., and as always, keep the faith. ♪ tryna rain, tryna rain on the thunder tell the storm i'm new ♪ ♪ i'ma walk, i'ma march on the regular painting white flags blue ♪ ♪ lord forgive me, i've been running, running blind in truth ♪ ♪ i'm a rain, i'm a rein on this bitter love tell the sweet i'm new ♪ ♪ oh, i'm telling these tears, go and fall away, fall away, oh ♪ ♪ may the last one burn into flames ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom, i can't move, freedom, cut me loose ♪ ♪ yeah, freedom, freedom, where are you, 'cause i need freedom, too ♪ ♪ i break chains all by myself ♪ won't let my freedom rot in hell ♪ ♪ hey, i'm a keep running 'cause a winner don't quit on themselves, hey ♪ ♪ oh ♪ tryna wade, tryna wave through your water, tell

tonight a conversation with jazz legend dee dee bridgewater. her powerful vocals and scat singing, she's led a multifaceted career spanning multiple decades and will be honored with the ascap award honoring her humanitarian efforts. she joins us tonight to discuss her eagerly anticipated project "memphis ... yes, i'm ready," then a performance from blues quintet southern avenue. we're glad you've joined us. all of that in just a moment.

dee-dee. when i went to than's two hour event, it was different from anything i had ever been to. i felt the passion. i felt the real sincerity and honesty that they were offering to be able to take their tools and use them to be successful in real estate. i was able to land my first deal and it was a huge success. i always had wanted to have a family-owned business. that was what was important to me. since going to than's event, we have done 19 deals. we're working on seven right now. and one day you're gonna take over this whole company. - thank you. - would you like that? - yes. - not one time did i ever think that i would be in the position that i am today and for that, i am eternally grateful. - there is nothing in this world more beautiful than helping like dee and her family transform their entire lives. the best part is dee's story is just one of many. this event will be a turning point for you just like it has been for thousands of my students over the last decade. you see i've invested over 14 years of time developing my system. i spent the time to figure out what works and what doesn't work so you don't have to. not only have i helped people get a tremendous education, i've also helped them get started financially. in fact, in just the past few years alone, my business partners and i have funded over 165 million dollars in real estate projects making it possible for so many people who've attended my event to get started. in high school and college they teach us how to get a job, but at my live events, i take pride in sharing with you how not to be dependent on a job. at the same time, many of my students love what they do and they invest on a part-time basis. that's the great thing about real estate and using my system. you can use it t

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blueberry hill ♪ chuck willis: ♪ just me just see what you have done ♪ lavern baker: ♪ tweedle-dee tweedle-deeshaking to the sound of a piano player out of memphis, tennessee. the one and only jerry lee lewis. jerry lee lewis: ♪ come on over, baby a whole lot of shaking going on you have got to come on over, baby you cannot go wrong ♪ buddy knox: ♪ come be my party doll come be my party doll come be my party doll and i will make love to you ♪ the everly brothers: ♪ bye, bye love bye, bye happiness ♪ hello, loneliness i think i'm going to cry ♪ carl perkins: ♪ one for the money two for the show three to get ready now go, cat, go but don't step on my blue suede shoes ♪ gene vincent: ♪ bebop balluhah she is my baby bebop balluhah i don't mean maybe ♪ bowzer: back in the 1950's, we were just kids. we didn't know nothing, it was great. we were innocent, and so was the music. robin luke: ♪ my darling, i thought that you knew ♪ phil phillips: ♪ come with me, my love to the sea the sea of love ♪ the danleers: ♪ one summer night i kissed your lips one summer night ♪ the fleetwoods: ♪ i'm mr. blue when

dee and tom morello. stay with us. chuck dee and tom morello. they joined forces with "public enemy" and be real and form a task force. they call themselves profits of rage. they are out with their debut album before our conversation, first take a look at a clip from their latest single, "hail to the chief." ♪ we all hail to the chief who came by the name of a thief ♪ we all hail to the thief ♪ ♪ >> i guess this did not surprise me when i read this online some where. this is the video that you two had an issue with? >> yeah, one of which, we had four videos. if you are making art that somebody cannot complain about, you are not making interesting art. >> what cracks me up is that you can turn to youtube -- i can make a bomb or something or the worst things in the world. >> what rational do they give for not -- >> we don't want people woke. >> especially united states of citizens. >> is that what it is? >> a lot of complaints of right wing and leverage them. our fans fight back and all the videos are on and you can see them all unedited. what is the role of the citizen artists today in this moment? >> i think the role of a citizen artist is differ in a way. these are dangerous times and demand dangerous music. that's why we put this band together and we have legaciy tht we are very proud of. this is a band that's looking into the future of 2017 and beyond. the role is to reflect the times and try to change the time. this rule is not going to change itself, that's up to everyone, where they work and go to school and in the country of the community and standing up for what's right because things are not right. >> are you frighten of of the future? >> my hope is the trump's pregie creating more just into the country. it sharpens the contradictions in a way that we are able aiming for the world that we really m want and not just shoving down our throats. >> you caught up -- call it trus regime and not administration. why? >> in amy lifetime, we are a dangerous moment in the country's world history and the rise of this kind of populous racism. we are indeed notify somethiof zr qui and quickly. >> what does it mean for you to be citizen artist at this moment? >> we are not american artists, we are not usa artists. we travel around the world. especially at this time right now who's saying what about where we come from, it would behoove us as musicians and artists and speak as we believe and issue at hands and urgency of music making a better change for a bet every place. we have the teen yonure. and it maybe took a combination, these are super individuals, brad and dj lloyd and be real and yeah, you can get out of yourself to make these changes. >> the music, there is never frizzle and never been a successful progressive social movement without a great sound track. everyday we see how music like ours and others can both steal backbones of those who are apart of the systems. i think those are important things to do in this troubled time. extensive hate comes to sight down and story and style. those also are the element that is we use as musicians nowadays and sight and sound and story and styles to count as effect. yeah, we had these experience and ability and feeling to say at least what we believe and the bottom line is okay, performance art. we are going to be in front of people to convince them that we are fear less of what we say and we are going to plablazing the stage and performance that did that. >> we don't mind our chocolate m mixing with our peanut butter. >> we don't like our music mixed with politics. we'll get to that. that's all over the news lately. >> how do you respond to people that come too see you and chuck, they want to be entertained. they don't want to be politicpo. >> the only people that say that are people who disagrees with politics. >> there is no political litmus test. once you are at the show, the message is in the posh pit. i cannot come to the store and not hearing i heard somebody echoing me. we are at a crucial team in this history and i think you should not just ghettorize it. history is not something that happens. history is something that you make. if you stand on the sideline of history, someone else is going to make it and i don't touch those son of [ bleep ] to quote the president. [ laughter ] >> it is important to for artists to get the couch. when you have an artist that does a lot of talking, let the artist to get the couch to speak what's on their mind and finally you see what's happen zg letting t the cat out of the so called bag. >> no, i think i should say this with my microphone now that i got social media and now that i got these commercial endorsements, maybe i can have a slice for the hood or another slice for the earth. maybe i can have a slice for opinions. maybe i can say something to help a little bit more than i think i would. it is outrageous to think that you should ignore or flush your first amendment right down the toilet because you pick up a guitar or football. i am not going to dance and play for you, i got ideas or convictions to be apart of who i am no matter what. >> can you exercise and share those through your artistry? >> i am not worried about that. i am more interested in justice than unity. >> if injustice is occurring, it must be confronted and if someone who are comfortable with that injustice and they are afended by the music, they should be offended by the music so there is a chance for them to wake up or being on the other side of the history. >> i am a culturalist and saying that you have friends all around the world, yeah, i got pals. people inside this country who are sick to be fit on their ways and not only go anywhere but being fit of any narratives to come into this system. >> i am getting started with chuck dee we'll talk about this more tomorrow night of chuck dee. shephe shepard faherty, he did the poster on this. >> with more with them tomorrow nig night. we'll see you tomorrow night and thanks for watching and as always, keep faith. for more information on today's show, visit tavissmile tavissmiley @pbs.org. >>> join me next time with chuck dee and tom morello, i am tavis smiley, that's next time, we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. long before bernie sanders, there was another progressive from vermont. former governor howard dean went onto become the chair of the dnc and developing the party's 50 states strategy. we'll talk to dean about president trump's agenda and how democrats are gting ready for next year's midterm elections. is there hope for democrat, we'll talk to howard dean about that and more in just a moment. ♪

ultimately this is about basic dee sen s d dee sent si. >> and some calling on the president and congress to keep daca protections in place. more than 400 ceos, business owners and entrepreneurs cofounded by facebook ceo mike zuckerberg, he's joined by general motors' ceo and others and the letter basically says that d.r.e.a.m.ers are part of american communities and are key to keeping america globally competitive. in his own statement apple ceo tim cook put it bluntly. i am deeply dismayed that 800,000 americans including 250 of our apple coworkers may soon find themselves cast out of the only country they've ever called home. the president's two business councils also fell apart after executives began resigning over his recent comments on charlottesville. >>> and hurricane irma is coming with a fury seldom seen before. the second most powerful hurricane ever in the atlantic. it's now churning through the caribbean with its eye on the u.s. right now irma, a category 5 hurricane packing 185-mile-per-hour winds. it is still too early to tell if the monster storm will make landfall in the u

dee employer. i just found out because i assumed that was going back into another mission but rei dee employer you come back home and you came back home very rec recently. >> york ma'am. a rei deehe two. >> where did you go and how long were you down there. >> i went to southwest asia. can't say the exact location. i was gone a little under six months. >> you have a family. >> what is that like to be gone for that long? >> where do i start? one of the hardest things we've had to encounter being my mers deployment just talking on the phone through face time with my family. that was hard. sending videos 7:00 o'clock in the morning there it may be 10:00 o'clock at night there and they're already in bed. >> how old are your boys? >> my boys are two inn nine. >> they're babies. >> they're babies. >> they're young men. >> they're my babies much they are my babies. >> okay. talk to mow about the services or the support that your family got while you were gone. >> the services they received they had plenty of support coming just from the military family support center here on join base andrews. they would call in my supervisors would call and check on them see if they needed anything.

dee jay it was my choice, though. die dee jay and that was a really great part of the party because everybody in the entire venue was just having a great time. >> also you make sure that the music is played that you want to play for your party. >> right. >> exactly. >> so at what point to you realize you were a celebrity deeg it from like odd people, i was like, hey, let's go with that. >> hey. all right. i'll take it. >> let's go with that. so now i know you got the show tonight. but then that's at 11:00 and happening. >> afterwards at 11:30, the single comes out my very first single ever birthday flex based on mtv v show comes out along with visuals. >> war their expectations for that? how are you feeling about that it. >> has a lot of anticipation already because i've been talking it up and talking it up and a lot of my people on my instagram have been waiting for it forever i think it's about to get really great feedback. i love the song. >> you won't have watch party but doing epp is it a gram or something like that. >> i'll be on instagram live at 11:00 for the whole show. >> then you have the single coming out and you have ep coming out in the fall or winter? >> yeah. so end of fall beginning of winter. >> man, things are just rolling along for you. >> right. >> right. >> that's why you have to be

dee slater congratulations this local woman get a big honor this morning. that is the mayor of laurel, married, honoring his dee slater for 34 years of working at that dunkin' donuts on baltimore avenue in laurel. miss deehe days of customers. i love that and i'm glad she got that honor. congratulations to you. that's honor well deserved. >> absolutely. >> serious dedication right there. >> a lot of doughnuts. >> that's right. >> 34 >> keep that positive attitude for 34 years, fantastic. let's learn from her. >> congratulations miss dee. thanks guys. i'm over here with tucker talking about our weather. started for us early this morning. >> wait. when are we going to have maureen umeh day at fox5. >> probably when i leave. >> 34 years. >> i'm aiming for thrive, tuck. yes. >> there you go. only 15 more to go. >> december 18th that's it. thanks, chris. you remember my birthday. you do, too. >> you want me to do weather. >> that would be nice otherwise i can keep talking. >> i don't get visitors very often. >> do tell. >> feeling more tropical the rain we had early this morning which caused the compromised commute and the slow going is out of here, and we'll be loolooking the improving condits this afternoo

dee. she's been working there for 34 years and this morning laurel's mayor gave a day in her honor. >> news4's irene johnson went there and captured miss dee in action. >> talk to me, girlfriend. good morning to you. all right, dear. who got a large? who got a large coffee? how you doing in how you doing? yes, indeed. >> if you have a bad day, this is the place to come and she'll make your day coming in. >> when you're ready, put that over there. you ain't going nowhere yet. >> i'm doing the lord's work and that's what it's all about. i wake up in the morning and the lord says, come about. >> come on in. i love y'all. >> making a fun environment to work with. >> okay. >> i've got cameras, too. i can take pictures of y'all, too. >> i have a dog that i love so much. her name is angel. she loves that. good girl. >> come on, y'all. >> i love you. >> i hereby proclaim september 13th and miss dee's for 34 years of dedicated service. >> thank you. >> lord, let me get to working here. >> anything else for you today? >> for many, many years, probably almost as long as you've been here -- >> uh-huh. >> -- we've been visited. hopefully you're not going anywhere. >> we ain't going nowhere thank thank you. >> oh, my goodness. >> there's a reason why those people are in there. it's not just about the coffee. it's about the human interaction. >> miss dee, a big hug from us to you. >> thank you for what you're doing. >> that's right. >>> our news continues now with jim and wendy. >> now at 5:00, nursing home horror. >> we're conducting a criminal investigation into the matter. >> six patients dead after irma knocks out power. but who's to blame? sf >>> plus, a pregnant woman set on fire. new tonight, why her boyfriend's family are trying to blame the victim. >>> and a move turns into a nightmare. susan hogan has the important lessons to protect yourself. >>> good afternoon. we're going to

dee faux within a week of shooting. >> what was that like working with william dee foe. >> it was awesome. >> i mean i was like -- i'ms my air look great. what earrings am i wearing. >> you're on that famous person, too. >> thank you. >> someone may have that reaction when they see you now. >> i hope so. i hope they see that, um, i hope my kids learn off of me how i'm like donating stuff. i hope i'm not bragging but -- >> i think that's great. i think it's great forward th thinking and bria just so people know this was your first acting experience ever, right. >> yea right. >> you went from no acting experience do being the lead in this movie. >> yeah. >> was that overwhelming at first to think this is what i'm going to do? >> when i think back on it the plain ride over to, um, orlando when we were going to start filming i was sitting there and i kind of thought to myself, what did i just sign up for? i was like i have to go don a good job. i can't just show up and expect things to be good. and because sean took such big chance i wanted to make him proud he didn't have to reach out he didn't have to, you put me in th

. >> mickey would not care and dee would pre ten not to care but desperately get her to like her. >> what if deee and had to watch the kids, though. >> they would die or starve to death or something. someone else would take over. >> one show. that airs on tuesday mights at 9:00 o'clock right here on fox5. lethal weapon based on popular movie series we all know a great movie series mel gibson and danny glover this particular show i sat down with two of the actresses keisha sharp and joanna brewster the tuesday now moved to tuesdays at 9:00. take look at this clip. watch this. >> lethal well upon. >> i think i found rigs. >> is moving to tuesday. >> what night. >> tuesday. >> detective murtaugh lapd. >> detective martin rigs. >> when is lethal >> tuesday. >> i'm surprised you know what day it is. >> lethal weapon moves to its new night tuesday's this fall on fox. >> so how do the actors know that they were moving to tuesday or how did they find random clips of the word tuesday being used in previous season. watch this. >> there's a really cool promo out for this particular season where they cut to