jesse jackson. reverend jackson laid the foundation. on that night in 2008, i know he thndght of his gther, i know he thought of his father and his stepfather, but i know he thought of all of these children. they were just excited about the possibility of an african-american president, but not just the possibility now that it was real, what it meant. - use hope and imagination as weapons of survival and progress. use love to motivate you and obligate you to serve the human family. young america, dream! nothing we cannot do or be or become. - as reverend said, on november 3, 1983, when i run, when i do this, nothing will ever be the same, and nothing has ever been the same. [crowd cheerg] [sweeping music] ♪ - the host asked him, "well, how would you break the stalemate in vietnam?" - defoliation of the forest by low yield atomic weapons. - nuclear weapons cut down trees. [hip-hop music] - we didn't have fuel for the planes. if we don't win north carolina, he goes home. call on ronald reagan to withdraw from the presidential race - you co

there's more. >> hey jackson, freeze.ddle of traffic and he commits to this challenge and game. stands in traffic. >> that's shocking, especially the guy that got stuck in the tray and now he's off to a completely -- >> does that taste weird to you? >> freeze. >> this is open season for trolling your friends if you're guys. let's be honest, mostly the guys are going to be playing this game. >> yeah, because i have a number of videos because this challenge has gone global. and, yes, oli, dudes -- >> oh, no. [ laughter ] >> feel the burn, brother. >> well, hopeful that i bar's not his backswing, you know what i mean. >> i'm thinking at the same time don't go running around outside in america screaming fooes freeze at people. it's going to get consfwlugs it's kind of fun when it's just you and your friends but when you get other people involved, it's going to get bothersome like here. you can play the freeze challenge with your friends, join in, host -- >> nick, freeze. >> l's ao to lunch. >> thanks for watching. remember rt

. >>> i'm jackson johnson and on july -- >> not too long ago jackson was just another kid. >> and right climbing a tree and the branch broke. >> and that was the catalyst to a series of events and symptoms. >> he started getting headaches and then he was throwing up from these headaches. >> doctors after many tests determined that he had an atypical tumor, a very rare fast-growing cancerous tumor in his brain. >> yikes. >> oh, wow. >> he has had radiation therapy. he's had several chemotherapy rounds. >> he flew through those. you could hardly even tell that anything was going on because he was so strong and always smiling. >> little jackson was nominated by the public, and then selected july's little indy warrior, indy meaning i'm not done yet. this is an organization that helps people with cancer. >> jackson being called a warrior is perfect for him. he's so strong. anyone going through something tough, you know, push through it and just keep smiling. >> the organization is going to help them pay for some expenses and hopefully allow them to set up their home so they can get back to s

and that was andrew jackson. unknown exactly how many duels jackson took part in, but the numbers are estimated in the range between two and 100 depending on the source. now, i really think that the truth is probably between three and five. not 100. jackson fought a bloodless duel with tennessee governor john sevier in 1803. sevier was a revolutionary war hero and had been one of the patriot militia leaders at the battle of kings mountain 1781. in 1806, jackson dueled 26-year-old charles dickinson who had deliberately insulted his wife, rachel. now, dickinson was an excellent marksman and an accomplished duelist. the two men stood only eight paces apart. jackson deliberately allowed dickinson to fire first. he wanted dickinson to rush his shot so that he could take his time and take careful aim. it's a good thing that dickinson rushed his shot because his shot actually hit jackson in the chest, breaking two ribs, passing an inch or two from his heart. but jackson did not fall. jackson took careful aim and pulled

jackson lee: ms. downs? ms. downs: not to my knowledge. miss jeels: mr. pickles. mr. pickles: cooperated specificsly on the indictment not to my knowledge. ms. jackson lee: we have three people here who have provided the necessary information, but if we're to extrapolate what a prosecutor does, we know they do that independent of the information that they receive. i want to pose a comment and then proceed with a series of questions. first of all, as i indicated this committee needs to proceed with hearings involving the question of the russian intrusion and stealing of the 2016 election. and i have come to a conclusion now it was truly stolen. dealing with these engines that have been effective for the united states on that issue seems to be a stretch and inappropriate. but i do think it's important that we have the ability to provide to our freedom to the extent that people are utilizing the first amendment. do you believe that the first amendment covers your -- each of our companies? it ms. bickert:

>> jackson: no. no. thought, you know, i was under the mindset pelican bay would be there for an eternity. >> winfrey: after his own eternity in the pelican bay shu, 24 years, clyde jackson is now in the general population at solano state prison, near sacramento. what was it like the first time you were taken out of the shu and able to experience the environment? >> jackson: well, ms. winfrey, to be honest with you, i was dizzy. it-- it-- it's like being born again. >> winfrey: at solano, jackson has immersed himself in the rehabilitation programs that are now the focus of california's prison system. the state has gone from "lock them up" to "fix them up." >> jackson: i'm 54 years old. i'm finally in a position to get my g.e.d. >> winfrey: and so you're taking advantage ofthing you can? >> jackson: everything that i can that i missed in the past. >> winfrey: so tell me, do you have hope now? >> jackson: yes. >> winfrey: there are many who would say, "why does an inmate deserve hope?" because they are her

andrew jackson the man and andrew jackson the general were really entwined during the election. if you had said anything bad about andrew jackson's politics, it was infurred that you were talking about the man himself, the battle of new orleans, and therefore the country as a whole. it's actually -- this battle where he gains kind of one of his second nicknames. he'd been known as old hickory. here he gets the nickname of the hero of new orleans that sticks with him until he dies. one thing i would like people to come out here and kind of take away is this idea of how small this chunk of ground is, really has a lot of long-lasting effect as i -- effects across the nation. the men fighting here were fighting for all different reasons but the reasons they were fighting overlapped enough that they were able to defend the city and create that long-lasting memory of the battle of new orleans in the american population. >> c-span's at the national world war ii museum which opened in 2000. today we're going to be visiting the road to tokyo exhibit which tells the american experience in

jackson lee: excellent. i'd like to yield one minute to the gentlelady from minnesota, the ranking member, and thank her again for her leadership. the chair: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from minnesota. ms. mccollum: thank you, mr. chair. i'd like to thank the gentlewoman from texas for the time. and i'd like to commend the chairman of the subcommittee for accepting this amendment. the chairman and i know the importance of museums and the wealth of knowledge that they share with the american public and when we have the smithsonian day at our hearings, when the chairman puts the gavel down, everybody's in attendance to see what the smithsonian's going to bring, the history lesson it's going to share with the members of our committee. and we're inspired. so, i'm very pleased that the smithsonian's going to be able to go forward with this public outreach program, including exhibitions, programs, and online resources, which anybody can access and ensures as many americans as possible can benefit from thei

case of thethe jackson, there is no proof for her yet. officially, the confederate navy has her on the list, an official navy register as the next ship to be officially conditioned. forver, there is no crew the jackson available yet. she sat at the navy yard. the navy never could come aboard or get her steam up. there were not enough men to do during the battle of columbus, she sat at the navy yard. there were not enough men available to do this. so it sat there during the battle and did nothing. nice showpiece, so to speak. the next morning on the 17th, wilson's men came into the navy yard and started burning everything. they know they cannot leave a viable weapon like this behind them. flammables in the ship. there is a debris field between here and the final wreck site. it finally gets caught in the bend of the river and there she sank. the water finally put out the fires. and we have what is left of her now. her links was 225 feet long. at her57 feet wide widest spot. we estimate she weighed 2000 tons. the majority of the shift is mad

news 4 went undercover to track down wal and jackson.kson he said he never heard of walker and had never met rose mikus, and he also told us he was a licensed contractor. however, we've learned that's not the case. >> jackson was released on bail. walker is being held without bond. both men are scheduled to appear together i court next month for a preliminary hearing. we'll be there. you can iatch ourestigation on the nbc washington app. just search savannah's tree. back to you. >> all right, susan. thanks souch. time to head back down to southeast d.c. leon harris is down by nats park and getting ready for tonight's home run derby and the big all-star game tomorrow. leon? >> i'll tell you. it's so much fun down here. i wish you guys could come down here and join us. it's been anol ae blast. it's been had a long time since this city has experiencedn l-star game and an even longer time since the very first game was played here. eun yang takes us back to when fdr was president and the games were actually played in griffith field. >> pitche

michael jackson? sitting on the couch by the end of it you were on the 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 'n' 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, whe

joe jackson, the patriarch of the jackson family, that produced michael jackson and janet jackson and jackson five. i knew joe town through tdown t years through my relationship with his son, michael. he was a stern man who inspired and pushed his kids. and his kids pushed in the industry that broke barriers. and he should be given credit for staying there and being persistent. and making culture different in this nation and world through the talents of his children. and john mack who served over 30 years in the national urban league from different positions and decades as the head of the los angeles urban league. the reason i bring these two together is not only because of they made their transition around the same time, but they served the same function. because they were not the ones that were out front in front of the mic. he joe jackson was a musician, but he was not his son or his daughter janet. he wasn't starring in the show, but he helped to make the show go and keep going. john mack never headed the national urban league. he wasn't whitney young. but he kept the chapters goi

number one, joe jackson passes away at 89 years old after being hospitalized with terminal cancer. >>at how joe created the jackson five. ♪ >>> whitney houston broke many music world records before any female in her history. >> incredibly devastating loss. a new documentary delves into whitney's try yuiumphs includin people who knew her most. >> everyone that has a life has a story, hearse was magnificent. full of triumphs, tragedies k laughter and tears. >> the documentary is completely authorized by her family. >> everybody stated they loved her so much but nobody never really got her into rehab. >> why? >> whitney herself. it's not that they didn't try, because they did have interventions. i think at one point when they were almost getting her there, she turned to her father and dad said, she doesn't have to go. >> people think it's so easy, and it's not. ♪ >> the film is loaded with never-before-seen home movies of whitney. the documentary also shows footage of robin crkraufrt, whitney's assistant. >> her love life is hers, whitney said in a documentary that she wasn't gay. it's h

i mean, look at where you just came from, jackson. are you kiddin' me?l the same way down there about you guys? >> julia reed: they don't get us 'cause they ain't got no sense of humor. [ laughs ] >> anthony: so what about the food? has this place changed at all? >> julia reed: no. >> john currence: it's -- it's last.20 years since i was here and literally exactly the same. >> anthony: not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, well, crazy. you eat right here in the kitchen. home instead senior care. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go on line today. >> john t.

the white house today would not confirm or deny that but saiey' making progress. >> hallie jackson at the white house, thank you. >>> we're learning more this evening about the suspect in last week's deadly shooting at a newspaper in annapolis, maryland, including exclusive details from a woman who says she was stalked by the man and thought he would kill her. at the same time, a survivor is now talking about how he escaped the attack. here's nbc's catie beck. >> he knew exactly what he was doing to me. >> reporter: tonight the woman who says she was terrorized by suspected gunman jarrod ramos breaking her silence and asking >> i would be afraid he could show up at anywhere at any time and kill me. >> reporter: ramos reached out by e-mail, but messages turned dark when she was slow to respond. >> he said "f" you, go kill yourseyorder. >> reporter: ramos pleaded guilty to criminally harassing her in 2011. the paper covered the ordeal. ramos sued for defamation and lost. police say a likely motive for his rampage. inside the newsroom that day, photographer paul gillespie, who hid under

potce say does not appear jackson knew him. they're still searching for a motive. >> it's senseless. i mean,ack of a better word, no. nothing makes any sense. >> you want to mount up? we're going to have a drink. >> reporter: as his friends wait for more answers how his life could have been taken sovi ently, they're focusing on a kind gentle man who had many friends. >> i prayed just now. i prayed and i said make him one of my angels. i got a couple already up there. make him one of them. let him be okay up there. i know he's up there. >> he certainly did hav a lot of friends. the suspect in the case has been charged with emurder. is expected to appear in court sometime next month. reporting live inalexandria, darcy spencer, news4. >> thank you. transportationl safety board says all of the victims have been accounted for now in missouri where severe weather led tuc a boat sinking. but it will likely be weeks or even month w before know exactly what went wrong. 17 people thdied. youngest just a year old and more than half of the

please go ahead to. >> i read a lot about andrew jackson and i notice that you mention that andrew jackson appeared in the civil war as early as 1830, so could you expand on that. my next question is more important. >> i will try to remember it. >> i'm right here. major ridge was clearly a traditional cherokee that somehow have the vision our ability to break out of his traditional mold to see what was impending. what did he have that enabled him to see that and how could we do something similar so we'll find ourselves, you know, in the wrong shoes in our lives? it seems pretty extraordinary. >> it is and i appreciate you saying that on his behalf because i have to say i'm a bridge partisan. he's not a perfect man by any means. i would send usually for a human being generally and for a cherokee in particular he was remarkably open-minded. this was a man who saw life as it was and wanted to see life as it was rather than as he wished it to be and that in his case-- i will give you an example. the missionaries that came into the cherokee nation with great determination, obviously to convert

navy admiral ronny jackson. and a report just came out and i should have brought it, i would have read it. but it's long but beautiful for ronnie jackson. secret service are all over the place, and they wrote a report that what he said was so false and so untrue. it never happened. and they could have ruined -- they could have ruined a lesser man. but dr. jackson, shall i call him admiral or doctor. doctor/admiral. tude at annapolis. graduating this year. incredible wife be -- uncredible family. admiral jackson was getting ready to leave service. not a blemish. perfect. a beautiful person. he said i was healthy. he's the one. when the fake news said why isn't trump giving the physical. why? dr. jackson and his staff, they went out and gave me a physical. that was a physical. and when they said i'm very healthy, the news was devastated. they were devastated. they didn't want to hear that. they didn't want to hear that. but he's a great family man. i said to him, i feel guilty. i said hey, doc, why don't you run t

jessee jackson. then we will talk about eric garner. this week marks four years after he was killed in a string pulled by new york police. what is happening to the police officer? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "nelson mandela" by youssou n'dour. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peacace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: today marks the 100th birthday of nelson mandela, perhaps the world's most famous former political prisoner. he was imprisoned 27 years in south africa before he was released in 1990. he was elected the country's first black k president four yes lateter. on tueuesday, former p president barack obama spoke in johannesburg at an event marking the centennial and used his first major address since stepping down as president to issue thinly veiled criticism of president trump. pres. obama: the other was a shame among political leaders where they are caught in a life and they just double down and they lie some more. you have to believe in facts. facts, there is no basis for cooperation.

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we get the latest from chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: the president playing coy on his court picks, not saying who he interviewed today. >> mr. president, who did you speak with, sir? >> reporter: only hony candidates he considered. >> during the mornini interviewed and met with four potential justices of e ur great suprurt. they are really incredible people in so many different ways.em acally and every other way. >> reporter: academically, a supreme scholar seems to be a high priority. people familiar with the process telling nbc news, the president prefers a aduate from harvard or yale. he says he'll have two or three more interviews this ioeek before a sele then the senate sales pitch. republican susan collins a crucial vote, is nowaw g her line in the sand, tied to a key abortion rights ruling, roe versus wade. >> a candidate for this would position who overturn roe v. wade would not be acceptable toe. >> reporter: a new poll out today shows most americans agree with that ruling, while the president made this pledge during his campaign -- do you want to s

jackson lee of texas. the chair: pursuant to husband resolution 996, the gentlewoman from -- to house resolution 996, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: thank you, madam chair. let me also thank the chairman and ranking member, mr. calvert, ms. mccollum, for their leadership on these issues of preservation. the jackson lee amendment increases grant funding by $500,000 so that organizations interested in historical preservation, especially in under-represented communities, have the ability to study, survey and nominate properties to the national register of historic places. due to lack of resource, certain communities under-represented in this process so, this amendment ensures that they have a greater opportunity. the jackson lee amendment ensures the sites important to our american history are no longer overlooked due to mere lack of resources. it accomplishes this goal by pro p

that is an original and a small bust of thomas jonathan jackson, better known as stone wall jackson. general jackson died after being accidentally wounded by his own men at the battle of chancellorsville. he died a week later of pneumonia. his body was brought here to richmond. a sculptor took a bust of jackson and it sat there through the rest of the war. in this room, we have a lot of original pieces. this table is an original. the gas alear is an original. the mirror as an original, the side board over here, this sofa and both of these tables. those are just bigger pieces. a lot of the smaller pieces around here are original too. several of those decanters, even the shot glasses are original. over here, the berry bowl and tripod to the right side is original. if you see the red goblets and the red decanter, those are original. those little demitasse cups are original and the white punch bowl. a lot of pieces were here when jefferson davis lived here. the draperies are exact reproductions. we at the museum own one of the drapes that was hung in this room. it looks just like that. w

commissioner jackson. [applause] >> thank you so much for that kind introduction. i've so long admired all that you ever hear do to promote a progressive economic agenda. i share your commitment to making sure our markets are safe and efficient and fair for all americans. it's an honor to be here with you today. i also want to thank my good friend andy greene who is been a critical source of wisdom for me since my swearing-in at the commission back in january. thanks to jacob has been a close friend and counselor sensor days together at the obama treasury back in 2009. before i begin, we start with a standard disclaimer that the views i'm about to express our own and don't reflect the views of the commission, my fellow commissioners or the sec staff and let me and my own caveat that will expect some medicaments my colleagues that i am, as usual, completely correct and everything i say and do. i like to share a few thoughts about corporate stocks and buybacks. as was mentioned, i'm recovering researcher before i was appointed to the sec. as a law professor has been

navy admiral ronny jackson.ort just came out, and i should have brought it but it's long but beautiful for ronny jackson. secret service are all over the place. they wrote a report that what he said was so false and so untrue. never happened. they could have ruined a lesser man. but dr. jackson -- should i call him admiral or doctor? doctor/admiral. his son is a top -- like a top, top student at annapolis. graduating this year. incredible wife and family. you know, i feel guilty. i feel guilty. admiral jackson was getting ready to leave service and he served many years admirably. never a blemish. a lot of you know. he said i was healthy. he's the one. when the fake news started saying, oh, why isn't trump getting the physical? why? dr. jackson and his staff they went out and gave me a physical. that was a physical. when they said i'm very healthy, the news was devastated. they didn't want to hear that. they didn't want to hear that. but he's a great family man. i said to him, i feel guilty. i said, hey, doc, why

jackson lee: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today. se mrs. mcmorris rodgers: ok. all right. well, good morning, everyone. with our booming economy, americans and their families are better off. remember, now some said tax reform was going to be armageddon but after years of sluggish growth, a stagnant economy, bigger paychecks, more take-home pay, more jobs, it is a totally different world and it's not the end of the world. we were told by the left that it would be bad for women. when you look at last month's jobs report it was women returning to the work force that helped drive those numbers. they said it would be bad for individuals with disabilities and, again, you're seeing with those with disabilities enter into the work force at a record rate. we heard that wage increases were crumbs and pathetic for middle class families. well, more money in your bank account, we see consumer confidence at a record high. the left

. >>> janet jackson, looking happy >> you hope they can work things out. >> it's not easy. >>> who now's in love? justin bieber has found his purpose now that he's an engaged man. just ask his pals the paparazzi. >> yo, justin, where the wedding going to be at, brother? >> in l.a. or new york. >> that's bieber having a friendly chat in his orange lamb bow yesterday, it's been 17 days since he proposed to hailey baldwin and everyone's dying to get wedding details. >> a lot of planning. >> you going to wear a tom ford tuxedo? >> a tom ford tuxedo? are you giving me suggestions right now. ♪ i'm the only one >> the biebs was out solo at malibu suchi hotspot nobu, but his fiancee must have been on his mind, he's beaming. according to our source, justin has never been so happy and he's never felt more sure about a woman in his life. ♪ >> but some are asking, is bieber's family just as sure? >> soon after he got engaged, bieber's mom pattie mallett deleted, yes, justin bieber is my son, from her twitter bio, a fan pounced on that, one saying, pattie was definitely so mad. >> i want to see him

the jackson five. >> that's us. >> and that's no jive. >> the jacksons were the last act from the classicsic for the world. >> ironically, here he was trying his best to make black music that would cross over to the white world. ended up making the greatest black music ever. >> he created a machine. where you take the artist, polish them up. make them a great package that they can play "the ed sullivan show" and kill. >> back in the '60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was clean, svelte, clean-shaven, debonaire. all that changed in the '70s. >> marvin wanted to compete at a high level. >> why can't i make a record like the beatles? i'm selling records like they sell. why can't i have that artistic expression? ♪ punish me with brutality ♪ talk to me honey so you can see what's going on ♪ ♪ what's going on yeah what's going on ♪ ♪ tell me what's going on ooh >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protests here. and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror

police say it does not appear jackson knem.ll searching for a motive. >> it's senseless. i mean, lack of a better word, no. it doesn't -- nothing makes any sense. >> you want to mount up? we're going to have arink for brad. >> reporter: as his friends wait for answers, they're focusing on th legacye left behind. a kind, gentle man who had many friends. >> i prayed just now. i put my hand on the door and prayed and said make him one of my angels. i got a couple angels already out there. make him one of them. o let him bey up there. and i know he's up there. >> reporter: he had a wide circling of friends. the suspect has been charged with murder. he's expected to appearn cou sometime next month. in alexandria, news 4 today. > we know that tonight another vigil is planned. this one for one of our area youngest victims of gun violence. a girl was shot and killed monday night. the 10-year-old was walking to n ice cream truck near her family's apartment when she was hit by a bullet. her loved ones will gathe at the clay terrace apart

janet jackson returned to the stage for the first time since her father, joe jackson, passed away. >> didn't know how to move forward. if i should cancel this festival, cancel the entire tour. >> the 52-year-old held back tears, revealing it was the memory of her father that helped her push forward. >> i think my father -- i think my father would have said, "janet, please. finish what you've started." >> janet kicks off her "state of the worl tour wednesday in austin, texas, and last night in new orleans, she was closing out the essence festival. it included dozens of performances from blige and brandy. and it seems the annual event has grown in popularity since being featured in last year's comedy "girls trip." >> first of all, i blame you for all of this. >> i blame them for the success of girls trip. >> people were on bourbon street looking for the zipline. >> yeah. maybe someone should think of that. >>> coming up, our action-packed tom cruise exclusive. >> quite extreme. >> motorcycle chases at 100 miles per hour, hanging from a helicopter at 2,000 feet and the groundbreaking stu

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correspondent brie jackson has the story...upporters say it's time for the college admission process to be race-blind.it's the 21st century i am thrilled to see that schools are not being told that they should rely on the race of application to determine who gets into schools or not.african american leadership activist horace cooper says the trump administration rightly rescinded what he calls outdated obama-era affirmative action guidelines...but kristen clarke of the lawyer's committee for civil rights says it's a major setback. rolling back this guidance now sends a dangerous message to schools that this administration doesn't value diversity and they shouldn't either brie jackson: the justice department's decision does not change current laws on racial discrimination. but it does shift the focus away from affirmative action to race-neutral standards.cooper says there are other ways to promote diversity on campus... if you are really interested in making sure that the kinds of students come from all walks of life. it mea tha

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contribute or kevin jackson and erica thomas, democratic state representative for the state of georgia. thank you for joining us. kevin, maxine waters has said in piece 45, harassing trump supporters, shoot straight, the wounded animal. we can't criticize her? these looid leaders say she hasn't been defended sufficiently. what do you make? . what a great time to be a conservative in america to watch the democrats eat their own. and it's in public view. maxine waters has been one of the most insinldry people on the democratic side, firmly representative of the left. i see why schumer and pelosi distance themselves from her. she is strong beyond definition. look, she's getting, reaping what she sewed over the years. her wanting to impreach president trump, who has done an amazing job for blacks, while watching those numbers drop, they've watched the black population slowly shift toward the republicans, they have

joining us now, a preview of analysis, andrew jackson from capital markets head of japan equities. this is a market that has got itself into quite a fervor. if you take a look at bond markets. there is a chance this could be much ado about nothing, given that statistically the bank of japan is still heading toward 2% inflation. they can really change too much about policy. >> yeah. it's been an interesting earnings season so far. generally, if you look at earnings outside of some of the brokers, it hasn't actually been that bad. but looking at nomura, for example, that was a shocking set of first-quarter numbers, and they're not the only ones that have had troubles coming into the start of the year. a few other and smaller brokers that had a domestic focus, they also came

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five that piece of paper gave birth to the careers of the jackson five and most notably michael jackson. but it's the home of rosa parks and will be the highlight of it all in what organizers are calling one of the most powerful auctions of african-american historical artifacts ever assembled. your. but i refer you goes to extraordinary lengths before confirming this gold. in sport. a team of italian scientists says it's discovered a huge underground lake on mars it's the first time a large stable body of liquid water has been discovered in the red planet and that in baba reports a stunning discovery is what they're calling it one that could help scientists know for sure whether life ever formed on mars or even exists today the study led by italian researches says they found what could be an underground lake it's a large body of liquid water twenty kilometers wide and one point five kilometers below the surface and it was found using radar instruments on board the european space agency's orbiter mars express scientists looked at radar readings from the planet southern ice cap which prov

navy admiral ronnie jackson.ort just came out -- i should've brought it because i would've read it, but it's beautiful and long for ronnie jackson. secret service are all over the place, and they wrote a report that what he said was so false and so untrue. it never happened. they could've ruined a lesser man. dr. jackson -- should i call him admiral ordered doctor? he's a doctor. he's an admiral. his son is a top, top student at annapolis, graduating this year. incredible wife. incredible family. i feel guilty. admiral jackson was getting ready to leave service, and he served many years admirably. he actually said i was healthy. e was the one. when the fake news said, why sn't trump getting a physical, dr. jackson and his staff, they went out and gave me a physical. it was a physical. they said i'm very healthy. the news was devastated. they were devastated. they didn't want to hear that. he's a great family man, and i aid to him, i feel guilty. i said, hey, doc. why don't you run the v.a.? you're a leader. your

i didn't understand why. >> reporter: but unlike many of his peers, jackson always had the support of his father, scott, who decided to make a documentary called "danceur," shining a light on the resistance male dancers face often from their friends and families. >> there's still so much qu be, what a boy should look like. >> reporter: one study found nearly 96% of them experienced verbal or even physical abuse from their peers and only 32% of male dancers say their fathers support them. john lam, a principal dancer with the boston ballet, says when he was 14 he was offered a spot at an elite dancing school. >> but my father basically was like i don't want you to go because i don't want you to be gay. it was hard because i knew that i was gay when i was a child. >> reporter: john has been dancing professionally for 15 years, but his parents have never seen him perform. >> i knew going into the dance world that i wouldn't have that kind of support system. and i was okay with that because of what dance gave me back. >> reporter: in a country that praises football, baseball, and basketba

jackson lee: mr. chairman, i rise because i have an amendment at the desk, amendment -- the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number printed in house report 115--- amendment number 3 printed in house report 115-815 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chair very much. let me thank the ranking and the chairman for bringing this bill to the floor and working on some very important items, including diversity and outreach and hcbu's, issues of which i worked on as well so i thank them very much because bringing the expertise of diversity to the national security and intelligence community can only make us stronger. mr. chairman, i have just left the judiciary committee of which we have been spending a period of time dealing with questions that rap themselves around the intelligence commu

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