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joining us, bishop harry jackson senior pastor of hope christian church, president of the high impacteadership coalition. it is great to have you here with us. >> thank you lou. >> let me start with the president's comments on selma, saying we are the slaves who built the white house, referring to america's racial past, casting a long shadow, bringing up the ferguson report showing civil rights -- that civil rights marches aren't yet finished. sort of an extraordinary interpretation in my opinion of the facts of ferguson but also i think an interesting tone, if i can put it that way, for the president to take in what should have been a celebration of a long march that has come 50 years from the point at which dr. martin luther king and others showed real courage to demonstrate for civil rights. >> well i think you're right, it showed courage. what a celebration, what an event. it proves that non-violence works, what king did. but i think that what you see is a president attempting to get political capital from these remarks. i talked to a lot of people this last weekend who were down

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harry. >> i felt like the jackson 5 you only know michael to sing. come on now.o was good on the backup. >> if tito walked in here right now you wouldn't know him. i love the jackson 5. my favorite band of all time. >> nice save. >> you'll like this one, new york teenager pulled off the ultimate proposal. roping in nine jets players to help ask her friend who is a jets superfan to the prom. sara kardonsky surprised mike pagano a student with high functioning autism. this is a surprise message the jets helped out on. look at this. >> mike, this is will you go to prom with sarah? >> she's clearly got clout. nine of them now, here's the kicker it turns out she had already turned mike down. mike asked her. she said no. she had another date and now she came back and made up for it. he said yes. but should he have? >> yeah. >> okay. >> take her. >> but it all works out. but let's get to what we got my man here for. march madness. how is the bracket. >> good. the only thing killing me right now is villanova. the other three teams in the final four. i feel pretty good ab

harris in new york. there is a bit of a scrum going on right now in ferguson missouri. we're about to bring a news conference from ferguson. on the resignation of the city's police chief. thomas jackson would be the sixth city employee to either step down or be fired in the wake of last week's scathing justice department report. now that report followed the police shooting death of michael brown and uncovered a history of racial bias in policing. we talk about some of the details, and we certainly learned that racist e-mails from city officials, the report found that the police department discriminateed against african-americans, that blacks were stopped more often than whites, and blacks were ticketed and treated differently in court. in the aftermath of all this the court clerk, her name is mary ann twitty. she resigned. the police captain, rick hennick, and william mudd all resigned. john shaw, and municipal judge ronald brockmeyer also resigned. let's take you back now to ferguson. there you see the mayor , james knowles iii. he'll make the announcement. let's listen in. >> good afternoon, the city of ferguson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation whi

jackson 6-2. this guy is -- he picks sean penn. when was the last time sean penn was in a hit movie? danielle ratcliff played a schoolkid. >> harryotter. >> h used his magic wand and would spin you around. >> there you go. >> you worked with a lot of actors who is the best, paul or short of. >> in the old days you saw that they thought from the knees up. now there is a lot of close ups so now males have an enormous head. a male movie star have a. gigantic head. that's why. it shoots the scene better. >> do you think women's height matters? >> no. just so long as we are proportional. i love sean penn and daniel ratcliff. >> a special thank you -- okay. a very special thanks to jet do dye yaw beale law, an dough levey, rob long. that's it for me. i'm sherrod small. i was great tonight. i'll see you next time. there will be a next time. love you, love you guys. >> breaking tonight, tensions rising between the united states and the one country in the middle east that has been our strongest and most important ally. tonight the kelly file is at the heart of this story. welcome, everyone. i'm megan kelly. for the last 24 hours we've see

harris hung out with him this morning. to say no philadelphia tomorrow bone jeff bradford has worked with musical giants is an understatement. >> i've recorded with michael jackson. his new album was released today and it features chem borrel and black thought of the roots. the al people is very special to him. the kim ole center is three blocks from where i played 34 years ago as a child on the corner of broad and chestnut. it was mellon bank playing with my church gospel brass band with a bucket trying to make a little money to travel to church. jeff brad shaw is an example of hard work and dedication can pay of on. 34 years later here i am. i headlined my own recording with grammy recording artists. historically the first african american to record an album in the kim ole center. jeff says his career has been about ceasing the moment. in 2001 he had the opportunity to work with michael jackson. you only get one shot to make an impression on the king. i knew that would work on butterflies because i've listened to michael jackson my entire life. tonight he hopes to have another ledge try night as he performs with some of his friends. it's going to be a great co

and "fwlee" star harry shum is known for his fancy footwork but just stepped it up a level with this video of his smooth moves on a treadmill dancing to michael jackson's. not only -- if you've ever watched "glee" he's captivating when he dances he does this by the way he improvs these dancers. the producer lost the video evidence but for the record that's what i look like when i'm working out on the treadmill. >> this guy is amazing. >> he's magical. i don't know if he's burning as much as i do on a treadmillwright now but he's looking darned good doing it. >> a great "pop news" and a plus "pop news." >> b minus. >> b minus. >> we'll be right back with more "gma." if here, sara, one more. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure

jackson a close the congressional gold medal. -- jack nicklaus with the congressional gold medal. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry >> a jet, i am sure you would appreciate this, i have to stand up for somebody who is not here. saint nicolas has already been named. nancy is trying to give you that name, but saint nicolas already has that name. a wise man once said, a perfectly straight shot with a club is a fluke. the wise man that said that was jack nicklaus. his life has been just that. plumbing it drives off the tee that stayed straight and true. each drive was no fluke. jack nicklaus status as an american icon is because of his hard work and dedication. what an amazing athletic career even from the days of his youth. in high school, he not only excelled in golf, here is also a talented basketball in football player. he was all-state in basketball and was recruited to play college basketball for all ohio state university. on the football field he was a quarterback. in those days you played both ways. he was quarterback, linebacker he could kick a field goal 50 yards. on the golf course, we all know what he is s

jackson. it's because of those people you have interviewed here i think that that really is the moment that these 50 years mean to me as someone born in alabama. >> tony harris you were on the bridge in selma right now. describe the scene. >> well, you know del, okay. so now the main group that was here a part of the congressional delegation, has now starting to fill in behind the president's group and they will be taking off on theirs march but the generation moment here. >> terms of a guarantee. it may be a moment of the speech where the president began to wax rhapsodic. you will know what i am talking about here on what america is. right? it is the good. it is the bad. it is the ugly sort of highlighted those things. he said you are america. he was talking, it seemed to me particularly to young people and you see what it ought to be. he then openly appealed to young people to lead the way. and when we talk about this generational place where we are now, you know, he reminds us that this country is young: 239 years old, and he said don't be afraid, young people essentially could take the lead. the first mile has been crossed for you, and he said we will no