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. >> el michael jackson mexicano lo arriesga todo en la frontera.sto y mÁs en "aquÍ y ahora". marÍa: un emigrante y su hijo de nueve aÑos no han dormido bien Últimamente. su situaciÓn migratoria les quita el sueÑo. soy marÍa elena salinas. teresa: y yo soy teresa rodrÍguez. ellos tambiÉn estÁn gravemente enfermos y temen por su vida si son regresados a su paÍs. ilia calderÓn nos cuenta la historia. ilia: carlos godoy, un padre de familia de 32 aÑos, pide todos los dÍas un milagro. >> yo le pido a dios quedarme y sÉ que no me va a defraudar. ilia: la estadÍa representa para Él la diferencia entre lab y la muerte. >> quisiera ver a nuestro niÑo correr, haciendo muchas cosas. yo creo que este es el Único lugar en que lo podemos lograr. ilia: carlos y su familia vivÍa en el salvador, donde la familia tenÍa un pequeÑo negocio. >> todo tranquilo, todo normal hasta que nos llegÓ un papel diciendo que querÍan renta. ilia: cuando se negaron a ceder a la extorsiÓn de las pandillas, comenzaron las amenazas. >> ya no nos querÍan ver ahí. nos dijeron que ya sabÍ

jacksons of was known for his harsh treatment of native tribes. as president he facilitated settlers taking native land despite existing treaties. he signed the indian removal act that set the stage for the trail of tears. a forced relocation of more than 60,000 native americans. an estimated 4,000 cherokee died during that removal. despite all of this, the president honored the navajo war heroes in front of jackson's portrait. >> it's kind of amazing. i don't understand how anyone in the white house wouldn't have realized that andrew jackson, he's not your favorite president if you're a native american. i spoke with senator warren right after this happened when she responded to the president's insult. >> this was supposed to be an event to honor heroes. people who put it all on the line for the country. it is deeply unfortunate that the president of the united states cannot even make it through a ceremony honoring these heroes without having to throw out a racial slur. >> joining us now is the president of the navajo nation. russell, thank you fo

>> certainly about the optics of andrew jackson being in the background. the president also couldn't resist making an insult. the whole thing reads like another chapter in a weird excerpt from a chris buckley political satire. >> andrew jackson is either insensitivity, lack of history of historical touch or they just missed it. they forgot where they were holding it and how it would be projected. that's fine. that's a very different thing than the pocahontas jab. it's not oblivious because the president doesn't care about the people who are sensitive to this. he literally turned to the navajo hero and said i like you, though, because you're special. listen, this is who he is. i don't understand why people have to keep explaining the reality of who the man is. he will go at you any way he thinks he can that will hurt you. and warren gave him a little bit of room when she couldn't prove her cherokee roots to the satisfaction of those who were asking. once he had that little bit of space, that's his dog whistle. she's a liar. the democrats are liars. they're

. >> and looking good, miss jackson. >> come on. oh, janet. only "e.t."side the gala where mama janet received a big honor. ♪ >> reporter: the 51-year-old looked amazing in boots, leather pants, and fur vest. janet seemed to enjoy her moment in the spotlight at out magazine's out 100 gala, where she received the music icon award. >> my heart says thank you for being and having the courage to be who you are. ♪ >> reporter: the singer says she's honored that the lgtb community has embraced her and her work. >> we're free to love and love extravagantly any way we choose. [ cheers ] >> reporter: as janet nears the end of her state of the world tour, a source close to the jackson family tells "e.t." janet loves the way she looks now and continues to eat clean and juice to maintain her amazing weight loss. ♪ i'll tell your mama i'll tell you friend ♪ >> reporter: she will spend thanksgiving with the entire jackson clan in california. previously based in london this is the first time she has spent the holidays with her family in five years. ♪ ill literacy >> rep

we weren't sure whether it was other actions of president jackson or the fact that president jacksonnown as the indian killer president. certainly not revered by tribes and tribal members across the country. >> should this event yesterday, with native american heros, was it the appropriate place to have that event in front of that portrait? >> i'm not sure that -- and it isn't up to me to infer whether or not that was intentional or not intentional. that portrait has been sitting there since, you know, january i believe when he put it up there. it does concern me that we don't consciously think about what, you know, what that inference could make to native americans and certainly this whole event was about honoring the code talkers, the last of the 20 that may be alive. >> and there was a great deal to honor there. such heros. what about the white house claim that what people should really be offended by are elizabeth warren's claims to have cherokee heritage without, you know, rock solid documentation to back it up? >> you know, it's an unfortunate thing of the history of our countr

general jackson. -- he oversees major disasters. general jackson: my name is major general jackson. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. under the stafford act, we support fema under the framework federal agency for public works and engineering. we provide temporary power, roofing debris management, , infrastructure assessment, facility restoration, and temporary housing. 499, weublic law 8 coordinate with local and state workers. we repair damaged authorize federal projects and work with state municipalities to restore flood infrastructure to pre-storm conditions. when disasters occur, core teams teams are deployed across command to assist with the response to the event. the corps has more than 50 specially trained teams that provide public works that i just described. they use temporary roofing and supported operations and support of multiple events including hurricanes harvey, irma, and maria. fema directed 37 mission assignments. currently we have 183 employees still deployed. the corps continues to support the state of texas with temporary housing. debris teams conti

josÉ: todos los que imitamos a michael jackson no vamos a igualarlo.ndo a mi mujer con dÓlares, si no me anda pidiendo el divorcio. a mis 71 aÑos me encanta esto. ♪ ♪ andrea: al menos este dÍa y ha terminÓ. al michael jackson mexicano que queda descansar para dar lo mejor de sÍ maÑana en el límite. que la leyenda vuelva a empezar en la frontera entre realidad y fantasÍa. >> en internet ahÍ decenas de vÍdeos de Él no los ha podido ver porque cuenta con un ttelÉfono viejo . >> tambiÉn quiere un patrocinador para empezar su propia compaÑÍa. >> ojalÁ que lo logre. Éste es el Último programa en el que aparecen juntas. >> la prÓxima semana tendremos un programa especial para ti, marÍa elena. no sÓlo es un tributo a tu carrera, las entrevistas mÁs memorables. has sido ttestigo personal de la historia. muchos estamos aquÍ y por dentro pasamos cosas difÍciles. espero que nos acompaÑen. de ella serÁ parte de ese tributo. esperamos tener un mensaje muy especial. marÍa: nunca me imaginÉ que yo serÍa una historia"aqui y ahora". si la cuenta teresa, seguro va a esta

>> it sounds like we lost hallie jackson there for a moment. as haltly jackson was telling us, the mood is high as it would be for any visiting president of the united states at a base all around the world this one happening to be there in japan, as chris jansing was telling us earlier, some of the largest instillations as far as the size the united states has there in japan. yokota air base. president trump, the first lady, about to exit air force one. as that happens, we'll go to chris jansen on this. you may have heard my question to hallie jackson before we lost connection there, about japan and south korea next. as we've seen and you've reported on before, how north korea could try to steal the headlines and some of the thunder here. >> at one of the briefings done by senior staff to prepare the press for this trip, the question you just asked was asked, and the answer from top white house officials was, look, whenever the president travels, there's an extraordinarily high level of security, it's not going to be different. they're very awa

. >> brian: andrew jackson, hero under fire will be on the 8:00 a look at jackson in the battle of new he is front and center because everybody makes the comparisons with president trump. the one thing i wanted to share. they let me behind the glass at his house. they brought me to the trophy room. these are the things that mattered most to andrew jackson. >> this is the front parlor of the mansion and if you are coming to visit president jackson or former president jackson, you would have been invited to come in here and wait for him. he would've let you wait long enough to look at the things he has in this room that would tell you he is important man. >> brian: see the candle on the table? that candle was led by george washington after the battle of yorktown. he sat down with his officers and set hold a candle. i'm going to light it for you. we made history. jackson looked up to washington, and when one of the officers there had to go give that candle to andrew jackson himself, and that very candle was held by george washington, handed to andrew jackson and sat out on a table. >> dan

jackson or burridge on the streets protesting with us. we try. every day we pray every day with every action that we may jackson argues they need more time here and many other former student leaders are pinning their hopes on the new broad front coalition which is no silly inspired in spain's leftist well their most party and even bernie sanders in the united states for a coalition that was just formed in january doing surprisingly well in the polls particularly amongst the disgruntled you. which is why jackson continues to insist that the only way to push political limits is from within as he runs for congress again you see in human i'll just see the sun. your child is there i'm so robyn these are our top stories a huge crowd is gathering in zimbabwe's capital in opposition to president robert mugabe. it was called by the influential war veterans association and the ruling zanu p.f. party supporters of the party travelled to the rally from across the country the president is fast losing support days after the army seized power. and we have it ri

>> jackson is super excited! so up, up and away they go. >> a long flight for a couple young kids. >> it is but they made it. now the next morning, time to get the ball rolling. >> where is grammy? >> in reno, nevada, hanging out with her hubby because it's her 50th birthday which is why they snuck into town. paul is making breakfast, jackson is playing games with uncle nick. >> sounds about right. >> yeah, i got him. >> everybody get ready. here she comes. >> run, run! >> she opens the door -- >> surprise! >> oh! >> oh! oh! >> she just drops everything when she sees jackson's little face carrying the flowers. >> he surprised her. >> they haven't seen her since april 2017 even they figure it's her 50th birthday they should be in the house. >> parents always say i don't want presents, i want your presence. >> gotcha. >>> it's never good when you come up on a deer, and it is completely out. right next to that house, on the lawn, these guys are very concerned for this deer. what is going on? >> maybe a hunter grazed

this is james jackson. because his expression here so it's impossible to know what's going through his mind at this moment just after he killed another person. this is the man who murdered timothy kaufman. james jackson didn't know kaufman who he was where he was from. he killed him for the one thing he did know about it. that he was a black man. late at night on march twentieth jackson's victim timothy kaufman found himself on this corner in manhattan just half a block from where he lived for twenty years. at sixty six and retired cop and made a small amount of money by collecting cans and bottles to recycle. that night he was looking to a trash can on this corner when james jackson came up from behind and stabbed him multiple times before running off. bleeding cough and somehow managed to make his way to the police station around the corner. when he was taken to the hospital he was pronounced dead. when i heard it i just i cringed and just felt that knife you know thing would hurt me you know his purpose

michael jackson?he floor in front of the tv. you couldn't believe what you were seeing. >> i would say the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. the next week "thriller" started selling a million copies a week. >> i like michael jackson because he's bad, he knows how to dance. >> he's so sexy and so gorgeous. >> he's exciting! >> michael jackson is the man of the '80s. >> mtv starts to get pressure from cbs records, which was michael jackson's label. >> rock and roll in itself was really the thing that broke a lot of rules. when you're very successful, you try to make your own rules occasionally. >> as the story goes, cbs essentially said we will pull every other artist we have on mtv if you don't play this. they had to be essentially blackmailed into doing it. ♪ it doesn't matter who's wrong or right ♪ ♪ just beat it >> he was the artist that mtv really needed. they didn't know they needed him, but boy, when we started to see those michael jackson videos, it w

jackson lee: i yield the gentleman 30 more seconds. mr. pascrell: thank you. according to the badge of life, a group that studies posttraumatic stress disorder among police, we've heard tonight of how many suicides we're talking about. tragically many police officers with ptsd are not even aware they have the problem. often they remain on their beat during the job without help or support. by discussing the importance of improfblinging an officer's mental health, we can -- improving an officer's mental health, we can reduce the stigma around mental health issues and the law enforcement community. i think that this bill will between he connections local mental health professionals and law enforcement. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from texas reserves. the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: mr. chairman, et me as we know that they do. they may not yield to it. may not know it. go right into serving whether they are fire or police, they go right into serving the commu

jackson. >> so cool they're here. they've been dining out a lot and exploring what allentown has to offer. >> reporter: these days, you just never know who might be walking through the door. >> i kind of got flustered and then i seen who it was. oh, my gosh i have to pull my stuff together. >> reporter: it was a regular day for angelique, working as a server here at grain in allentown, when samuel l. jackson stopped in. >> these actors are big, it's not just extras. it was nerve racking at first to go over to the table and drop up the waters. >> reporter: she admits she was starstruck. she said jackson was a regular guy and treated her with the utmost respect. even taking this picture with her before he left. >> this isn't new york, this isn't la, this is allentown. for two big people to come in like that and for samuel l. jackson to come in, it was a thrill. >> reporter: a cast that also includes bruce willis. >> you know, you're hearing about the them popping up here and there. >> reporter: morris taylor is the co-o

jackson or burridge on the streets protesting with us. we try every day. every day with every action that we may jackson argues they need more time he and many other former student leaders are pinning their hopes on the new broad front coalition which is loosely inspired in spain's leftist well then most party and even bernie sanders in the united states for a coalition that was just formed in january it's doing surprisingly well in the polls particularly amongst the disgruntled you. which is why jackson continues to insist that the only way to push political limits is from within as he runs for congress again you see in human just sida santiago. new york's financial district houses some of the city's most famous structures but a group of architects is injecting some artistic flair into a downtown square and such to solve the challenge in a way kristen salumi went to find out why. it's a cramped apartment even by manhattan standards which way they want to go at it over but for ten days at least it's home for these four artists and if braving the elements i

>> jackson is super excited!up and away they go. >> a long flight for a couple young kids. >> it is but they made it. now the next morning, time to get the ball rolling. >> where is grammy? >> in reno, nevada, hanging out with her hubby because it's her 50th birthday which is why they snuck into town. paul is making breakfast, jackson is playing games with uncle nick. >> sounds about right. >> yeah, i got him. >> everybody get ready. here she comes. >> run, run! >> she opens the door -- >> surprise! >> oh! >> oh! oh! >> she just drops everything when she sees jackson's little face carrying the flowers. >> he surprised her. >> they haven't seen her since april 2017 even they figure it's her 50th birthday they should be in the house. >> parents always say i don't want presents, i want your presence. >> gotcha. >>> it's never good when you come up on a deer, and it is completely out. right next to that house, on the lawn, these guys are very concerned for this deer. what is going on? >> maybe a hunter grazed it or a

jackson or burridge on the streets protesting with us. we try very very very very with every action that we may jackson argues they need more time here and many other former student leaders are pinning their hopes on the new broad front coalition which is loosely inspired in spain's leftist or their most party and even bernie sanders in the united states for a coalition that was just formed in january doing surprisingly well in the polls particularly amongst the disgruntled who. which is why jackson continues to insist that the only way to push political limits is from within as he runs for congress again you see in human just sita santiago. a nasa research plane has joined the search for an argentine submarine which has gone missing it was returning to base in model platter after a routine mission than your reports. the argentine authorities have said that the full search and rescue operation is now underway to look for the missing submarine the a.r.a.'s. with which no communication has been had since wednesday president noted your machr

snow flurries, and janet jackson. >> i thought alex was best janet jackson ever. >> and we are continuinglex who will eye have short hair like janet jackson. >> i love that look. >> if you come through and voting on to twitter, what is her name, alex. >> yes. >> will wear her short hair due tomorrow. >> let's do it. lets get that one trending. >>> i will see new six minutes >> see you soon. >> except you are seeing me now. >> look i found snow. >> yes. >> up there in blue mountain. >> do we see snow. >> that is manmade.pes.- >> but you wanted to see snow, (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone an

2615, a bill to authorize the exchange of certain land located in gulf islands national seashore, jackson county, mississippi, between the national park service and the veterans of foreign wars, nd for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from colorado, mr. tipton, and the gentlewoman from california, mrs. torres, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. tipton: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman. -- the gentleman is recognized. mr. tipton: h.r. 2615, introduced by mr. palazzo of national park ks service be given to the veterans of foreign awars in gulf islands national seashore in jackson county, mississippi. this bill benefits both the v.f.w. post and the park service. it provides the v.f.w. post with permanent access to their buildings via a long driveway currently owned by th

jackson starting in the movie glass. they're filming it at allentown state hospital. >> so cool.steven fisher shows us how their presence is helping allentown's bottom line. >> reporter: there is a buzz here in downtown allentown. these days, you never know who you might run into. you might want to keep your camera ready just in case you spot one of those a list celebrities. businesses we spoke to here, say having them here in town has done nothing but help business. >> i never thought in my entire life samuel l. jackson -- any celebrities for that matter -- would be walking through these doors. >> reporter: that's what happened here at grain and a few other restaurants in allentown. >> people walking in the door a couple days ago sitting down at the bar and saying i heard samuel l. jackson was here. >> reporter: there's been a healthy business since they've been spotted around town. the award winning actors are in allentown filming a new movie called glass. >> it's a positive message out there for allentown, and it's a city that needs some positivity. >> reporter: co-owner of qu

and he asked me to do it you know stray cinema both michael jackson. the fact that the moderates kind of for losing their babies and their kids with michael jackson asked and they heard. what he was doing and i went to the toilet after the meeting and i saw this not be changing symbol you know with moderate care we debate in the nothing but suddenly this icon come michael jackson's face so i've seen it in my head at the end so somewhere in my mind and i have sketchbooks as well the dedicated there is a. kind of place with lots of ideas and thoughts and i don't know how it works i wish it was organized but it's not worth. seeing the world through bars eyes means paying attention to detail the little things we usually don't notice everything else around you part came to london and his mid twenty's he trained and he protected odyssey he drew and painted all the time creating a world of illustration and learning to tell a story with just one picture. bars technique of reduction is legendary. dog cat and mouse in one. of the burqa ban. the wolf of wall stre

. >> andrew jackson jackson, why is he special? done mainly he's an orphan at 13 13.e loses his older brother never pushed a war. he and his other brother taken prisoner. the older brother when your older f-14 guys from wounds suffered after he was captured. jackson and his mom are left at jackson goes goes to happen and the next thing you know who she dies. how does you know? because the truck arrives at his house with her stuff in it. at 13 years old and are jackson is raised by his country. if you want a guy who is patriotic you saw what the country did for him. he saw what everyone did so he could be successful and he wanted to pay back his country. he bled red white and blue. what did he become? instead of using that as an excuse to be a rebel and a criminal he became an attorney general of tennessee in 1791. .. >> well, he was an indian fighter, he was, had slaves. i can't defend that. i can't defend his whole life. but, man, to think this life shouldn't be on a pedestal and examined, i think, is really a reach. i think it shows the arrogance of our generation t

jackson revealed he's been seeking outpatient care for two years now. he vowed to use his voice to help find a cure for the disease. jackson's father also suffered from parkinson's. >>> well, switching gears now. we're now just one day away from the sunday night showdown between the eagles and those dreaded not so good cowboys. >> you said it. >> my opinion. >> i think all of our opinions, right? there's only one place to watch it. it's right here on nbc10, the official station of the philadelphia eagles. the birds fans soaring all the way to dallas. nbc10 was at philly international last night where the die hards got on a flight to texas. they told us they want to get there in time to tailgate before the big game. >> it's dallas week, i mean. you know, when you get a chance to go to eagles/cowboys, especially when the birds are playing how they are, you go. >> eagles are having such an awesome year so we're trying to keep that going this year and really just finish it out strong. >> people are already making plans for the super bowl. >> i have mine lai

hallie jackson still with us. i hope. and hallie, why japan first? why was japan decided to be the first stop in his 12-day trip? hallie, if you're still with me, why japan first on this 12-day trip? how did they decide at the white house this was going to be the first key location to go to? >> okay in fact it sounds like we are having some technical difficulties. we'll stay with hallie once we reconnect. >> i'm sorry. >> did you hear me there, hallie? >> yeah. i have you. you can imagine with everybody using their cell phones, it gets to be a little tricky. it's also pretty loud. >> absolutely. i was asking why japan first? why was this put as number one on the 12-day trip? >> reporter: it's a signal to the rest of the region, the president and the united states has a close alliance with japan and our allies here. it's significant the first two stops are japan and south korea before he gets over to china. there would have been i think significant fallout had the president not decided to take this trip in that order. and that's not surprising that yo