jackson -- reverend jesse jackson and dr. jackson were way ahead of the time. of the river tonight is we who believe in justice must never rest. the truth of the river tonight is that it is going to take on just minded people from all walks of life, not to get so enamored with pretty words, but we need pretty actions. we need to speak fire right now. no more bombs right now, to stand up for life, liberty, and the pursuit of everybody's happiness right now. the true function of freedom is to free somebody else. because if the people in chicago are not free, the people in cleveland are not free, the people in gaza are not three, the people in flint are not free, the people in jackson are not free, then none of us are free. the true function of freedom is to free somebody else. [cheers and applause] >> before we do that, one facet thing -- fast thing. is there somebody with a microphone? the reverend jackson has simply asked to say thank you. if that is all right, if it is possible. >> the reverend is really grateful for this accolade that he is able to witness in

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my name is jackson henkel. >> a few years ago, jackson was campaigning for progressive causes i was blm originally blm has been co-opted by nato, by the government and adam aka charm whole, had changed as well. so you money if you use a big liberal, a big democrat, you are a bernie bro burned go through and through. >> i wanted to find out what he to change why do you think the russians like i speak truth to see you american politics is schizophrenic. >> you got one side saying you're crazy, you get the outside saying you crazy today's biggest feet wasn't making costumes for the school play actually getting there with time to spare it was the fact that the silvers went four for bore getting all their flu shots would no tears bravery rewarded when it's time for vaccines, it's time for cvs dynamic has suspension we'll stay response extreme stretch the dollar within sure. >> if you can cut your car insurance bill in half, scroll through dozens of prices and tap this which online that's it. no phone calls and no he wasted time. go to terrify and save today you founded your kayak company bec

yes. >> jackson hegel being one of them. he was like a bernie bro i think back in the day i'm like, i don't know anything about the guy you were bernie guy you're bernie. bernie, bro. yeah. >> i like bernie yeah. >> but hassan says his brand of masculinity is very, very different to jackson's hitler at the end of the war, he killed himself. he's a like, how does this happen? were you are to the right of adolf hitler what is it about some of these guys that has made them go from far-left too fire rice, like every young man and a serb point of their lives are like had some kind of insecurity, whether it'd be about their sexuality or whether it'd be about their future prospects or whatever. >> and i think that like a lot of a lot of these guys take advantage of that and present this false narrative that like in order to be a man, you got to be like homophobic. it's like know a real man and he's going to want to protect people who are marginalized. >> it really is getting intertwined more and more with politics where a lot of yo

he justifies his choice of jackson. i mean, jackson jackson. he he was a national hero based on the valley campaign, that it's sort of inoculated him the kind of treatment that he might have received as a result of his seven days performance, had it not been for that previous success, his renown due. elaborate a little on your comment about jackson during the seven days war that he was sort of inactive or. well he he wasn't specific. i don't want to go all let's just say that he was he behaved in a way during the seven days that would have brought an immediate arrest for any of his subordinates had behaved that way if he had been in charge. he was late. late. he fell asleep in the he fell asleep in in in the midst of a battle. fell asleep. he's always to be somewhere. he's always late. he doesn't do what he's supposed to do. he's the missing component again and again in the seven days. it is a rare good performance for jackson it's not just a bad one. so wretched one. in the seven days and a great contrast streets. and this is from lee's perspe

justice jackson: oh, my goodness.ents are, i think, over the moon happy and proud and probably could not have imagined that this would happen. geoff: reading the book, though, i think they could and i think they did imagine -- justice jackson: maybe. they certainly wanted something wonderful to happen and felt that it could. that's why they invested so much. i am most pleased that we were able to put everything down on paper and have such a tribute to them while they are still living. geoff: thank you so much for speaking with me. i appreciate it. justice jackson: thank you so much. ♪ amna: with just over 60 days to go until election day, former president trump is again casting doubt on the legitimacy of the election process. our white house correspondent takes a closer look. laura: lies about the 2020 election have in a key feature of donald trump's third campaign for the presidency. in an interview with fox over the weekend, trump defended his efforts to overturn the 2020 results. >> who ever you get indicted for in

justice jackson: maybe.ell, they certainly wanted something, you know, wonderful to happen and felt that it could. and that's why they invested so much. and i just -- i'm most pleased that we were able to put everything down on paper and have such a tribute to them while they're still with us. geoff: the memoir is terrific. justice jackson: thank you. geoff: lovely one, justice anthony brown jackson, thank you so much for speaking with me, i appreciate it. justice jackson: thank you so much. amna: we have just over 60 days to go until election day, former president donald trump is again casting doubt on the legitimacy of the election process. our white house correspondent laura barron-lopez takes a closer look. laura: lies about the 2020 election have been a key feature of donald trump's third campaign for the presidency. in an interview with fox over the weekend, trump defended his efforts to overturn the 2020 results. mr. trump: whoever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election wh

so, you know, quincy adams was not above trying to to to use jackson, but he regarded jackson. what what bothered him was was was the. what he believed be jackson's demagoguery. his appeal to people's worst. his he believed, moved that most of the who voted for jackson were semi-literate and subject to being bribed or pressured. he he thought quincy adams swore that he would never be slapper of back say trader of favors, a kiss or a baby's and none of that for him. and jackson seemed to be all of those. although in a sense andrew, jackson was as aristocratic as any american who ever, ever. but he had other people who were doing their their work for him. but there was indian removal, which adams later wrote that that other than slavery of all sense that the country has committed its treatment with americans as said. so so there was there was that that however, decided to give jackson an honorary degree and adams was apple electric. you know, he descended on the governor board in a fury. how dare you deface despoil reputation of the institution by giving a degree to that that man

jackson watch pope and perhaps strike. at this point, we knew that he to go on the attack had not quite figured out the exact axis of approach or what he wanted to do. as he put it, he could get no clue as to federal intentions, but he did know that he wanted jackson to stay within striking distance of pope and pope's troops and thus jackson forced the issue when he marched north at the start of august, 1862 and collided with nathaniel banks at cedar mountain. though it was a bit of a close run affair with jackson himself rallying the troops by waving a flag as the line wavered, the battle did end as a confederate victory and widen the possibility for further against pope. and so then lee began to shift of operation lines forward from richmond to around gordonvale. lee directed long street to to advance in central and north central virginia. we had received intelligence that had arrived in fredericksburg, and it also left fredericksburg. this made it imperative for lee to act. he wrote at lee, it is all important our movem

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his name is brandon jackson. brandon jackson. if you look at jackson's file and then call me , i would be very grateful. i will call you on wednesday. thank you very much, sir. have a great week , yours too. bye. more than three weeks later, district attorney skyler marvin responded that the da's office cannot overturn or reconsider a conviction simply because of a lack of consensus. brendon and his mother are the only way left to claim their rights. about his request to decide for a retrial, but mr. qazi made this decision for the umpteenth time without providing acceptable reasons . brendan and his mother have to wait again. as if they are holding us. they don't want to release him . i know they have. they buy time. i don't have much time. i have a heart operation in 6 months and i am trying to stay alive and i ask god to keep me alive to see his release. but with this speed and situation, i will not be able to do this. how do you feel when you see the confederate monument that is a symbol of racism in america? do you well, hon

some sad news we just learned minutes ago, the death of tito jackson jackson was 70. you, of course, was a member of jackson 5 and the jacksons sources say he died while traveling from new mexico. 2, oklahoma today. jackson's longtime family friend and manager told entertainment tonight that he believes jackson suffered a heart attack, although an official cause of death has not been announced. tito jackson is survived by his 3 sons and 9 grandchildren. we'll have more news coming up after the break. in the south bay. thousands of people were dancing and celebrating in the streets of downtown san jose right outside city hall for mexico independence day. that holiday is actually tomorrow. but today city hall honor the country hosted a flag ceremony. kron four's jack molmud has more. >> many of the families we spoke with say sunday was not only a celebration of the independents nation of mexico is gained from spain was also opportunity to reflect on the strides that mexican americans have been able to make here in this country to him on on on the still on dancing in the

so he got remington and jackson dressed. taylor, he said, was throwing a teen temper tantrum over not having his own cell phone. just kind of ranting and said he wasn't going to school. philip kemp: why didn't he want to go to school? i think he was mad over the cell phone. andrea canning: jason said his stepson refused to leave the house. so he packed the younger kids into the car and drove off to school. when he returned, he said he made the awful discovery. miles tucker: because, i mean, you going in, seeing what you saw, what do you think happened? i don't know what to think. philip kemp: did he go out and touch-- what about taylor? no. philip kemp: why not? i don't know. andrea canning: the lieutenant asked about jason's relationship with taylor. yeah, it's good. he's the average teenager, i would guess, maybe introverted or closed. philip kemp: what about taylor and your wife? just a normal, i mean, teenage argument. i mean, cell phone, computer, you know, driving. andrea canning: nothing jason said about taylor explai

please help me welcome justice ketanji brown jackson jackson. yes. thank you so much. thank you all for being here. and i thought that i would start by reading an excerpt from the preface of my book to get us warmed up a sacred trust. i had to keep reminding myself this moment was real. it was just before noon on the 30th day of june 20, 22, and i was standing in front of a plain wooden door that would soon open into the grand west conference room of the supreme court of the united states. my family was already inside. my husband, patrick, our daughters talia and layla, and my parents johnny and ellery brown, were there among the family members and friends who had gathered to witness my historic swearing in. my heart was hammering so loudly that i wondered if the two black robed men standing on either side of me, chief justice john g. roberts, jr. and retiring associate judge. justice stephen g. breyer could hear it too. only 2 hours before they and the other seven justices of the supreme court had issued their final decision of the 2020 122 term, justice breyer to a p

the to jackson was the last of the 9 jackson. some links to release a solo project waiting until the 2016 to release the 1st of the a reminder of our top story, this our, the most significant rain is full cost for today in many faults of central and eastern europe that have already sent an updated platform for those, at least 16 people have died and many move. i'm missing the and with that you're up to date with stay with us up next as an exclusive interview with canyon president williams hotel. until then you can all that's good for you. so now what 5 d, w dot com photo, my social media channel of the handle, the deputy, i'm the 100. thanks so much goodbye the he's the head of a country. the deadline is homeland of 2 beds has been occupied by china for almost 75 years with time asleep for his country. he received the nobel peace to this china dog, september 27th on the w. good afternoon, mister president. thank you so much for being here.

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jackson was the 3rd and 9 jackson children, which includes michael and janet jackson. he was 70 years old. >> coming up, was pride, negligence over confidence with the ocean gate? engineers said today when he testified about his warning to the ceo of that, some are simple before the doomed dive to the tight and we are tracking a tropical storm warning across the coast of north carolina. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> as it stands today, california public universities are not allowed to employ undocumented students for on campus jobs. if a new bill becomes law, though, that would change. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> dozens of college students taking to the state capi

, and then later jacksons, jackson five and then later the jacksons, fronted by michael jackson. of course, over the five year period, they released 17 singles that made billboard's top 40. tito later turned to a solo career as a blues musician long after the group entered in the rock and roll hall of fame. he has been nominated for three grammys. tito jackson was 70 years old. nice to hear those songs from that era, you know. very much so. what a talented family. he was a talented guitarist, too. yeah, yeah. all right. carrie's got a look at our forecast. what are we in store for this week? a little bit of everything. a little bit of everything. i mean, if you like the cooler weather, we'll have that to start out the week. hoping for a little bit of rain. we may have that for you as well. and then we're back to the summer heat by the end of the week. so we're seeing a lot of clouds overhead right now. and it's been pretty unsettled with this storm system just spinning across the region. we haven't yet seen a lot in the way of any wet weather, but there still remains that chance,

the jackson's the found. the group had several headphones including abc and go to inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1997. the to jackson was the last of the 9 jackson, some links to release a solo project waiting until 2016 to release the 1st of the a reminder of our top story, this our, the most significant rain has full costs for today in many thoughts of central and eastern europe that have already sent an updated restaurant waters. at least 16 people have died and many more are missing. and with that, you're up to date. let's stay with us up next, present exclusive people to interview with canyon president williams hotel. until then you can always get 4 names on what 5 d, w dot com, auto mall, social media channels of the handle, the w. i'm the 100100. thanks so much. goodbye the geez, the head of a country that knows this has been notified by china for almost 75 years. it's time to see for his country. to best business. china, september 27th. on dw, the between 19451950.

there's only one person that murdered marie jackson.tion was pointing in the wrong direction. so, the defense attorney, in his closing remarks, to the jury. >> the actual evidence does not support the allegation that andre killed marie. it certainly doesn't support it beyond-- or doesn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. why? there's a simple answer, andre didn't kill marie. >> nearly 2 decades after marie polsky murder, the case was finally before a jury. and just two and half hours later, there was a verdict. >> we, the jury, in the above title action find the defendant, andre jackson, guilty of the crime of first- degree murder. >> andre jackson was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. for marcus singleton, this victory was bittersweet. he still wants to hear the truth from andre himself. he knows, he says, that may never come, but he hopes his mother would be proud that he finally spoke up. >> i try to live my life to make her proud of me. i am never going to give up, never give up on anything that i feel is important, and-- >

her mother was indian, someone who claimed to be jackson's spokesperson, then apologized but jackson'st apology was not authorized this false statement about harris is heritage has been repeated so many times even the vice president herself is not acknowledging it but my next guest well, lz granderson, la times op-ed columnist, host of life out loud with lz the granderson podcast and visiting scholar at western michigan university, lz. so glad to have you on today. i have been wondering what you were thinking about when you heard this. what was your reaction? because i know all of my chats started to go. did you see this? you hear about this. what was your reaction? >> my first reaction was, why are you still given this story oxygen, janet, or anyone for this bad or, you know, it was i thought that the two times that i've seen the vice president's address this criticism that recently really started with the former president nabj, national association of black journalists conference sort of brushed it aside because it was nonsensical and i felt the same way when i heard janet jacksons r

frances. >> brie jackson for us. brie, thank you. >>> the man alleged to have murdered four university of idaho students has been transferred to the capital boise. sam brock brings us exclusive video. >> reporter: clad in an orange jumpsuit and handcuffs, bryan kohberger was whisked by sheriff's deputies in the early morning hours sunday to a waiting plane. arriving 90 minutes later in boise, idaho, at this county jail inside one of those suvs. some 300 miles away from the site of the brutal murders of madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle and ethan chapin found fatally stabbed in their off campus home. kohberger charged with the grizzly crimes for which the judge pleaded not guilty on his behalf receiving a new booking photo and new venue in boise. >> state of idaho versus bryan kohberger. >> reporter: following a high stakes week in the case where a judge granted the motion by his attorney. the judge citing concerns about a prejudiced jury pool after years of heavy media coverage and also a lack of resourc

. >>> and breaking overnight, tito jackson, a member of the jackson five and brother to michael jackson and janet jackson, has died. ♪ easy as one two three ♪ jackson's sons posted on instagram that the rock and roll hall of famer died yesterday. no cause was given, but a family friend tells "entertainment tonight" it's believed he had a heart attack. tito was a background singer and played guitar as a member of the jackson five. their number-one singles include "abc" and "i'll be there." he was 70. >>> to the middle east where israel is responding to the latest attack by houthi rebels. they fired from yemen into central israel triggering air raid sirens. israel says its defense system intercepted the missile which sparked a fire and rained down debris on a train station escalator. no injuries were reported, though. >>> the israeli military also announced the three israeli hostages whose bodies were recovered in december likely died in an israeli air strike that also killed a senior hamas leader. this is the first time israel has linked the deaths of hostages to air strikes of which the

tito jackson has died. he rose to fame as a member of the iconic jackson five.y younger brother michael jackson. tito was best known for his guitar skills, playing on hits including abc and i want you back. tito died yesterday of an apparent heart attack. he was 70 years old. >> our thoughts with the jackson family, they're next. a woman's credit card nightmare. she was on a cruise when she learned dozens of people had been authorized to use her credit card without her permission. >> marsha rhodes, chantel brown. >> it's a list of 35 names this woman had never heard before, but each one of them was authorized to spend her money. >> i know i have good credit, but i've never seen anything like this. >> jody hayes was targeted in a massive fraud scheme, saying she was sent dozens of chase credit cards, each with a different name, but all connected to her account and allowed to charge up to $19,000, leaving hayes to foot the bill. and it didn't end with chase. capital one. >> discover. citibank. i got from every bank in application. >> hayes says she had never seen

. >> jackson, 5 member tito jackson has passed away. his 3 sons confirming the news in an instagram post. sources say that jackson died while traveling from new mexico. 2, oklahoma yesterday, jacksons longtime family friend and manager telling entertainment tonight that he believes that he suffered a heart attack. but and official cause of death hasn't been announced yet. jackson was the 3rd of 9 jackson children, which include, of course, michael and janet jackson. he was 70 years old. be right back. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders wo

jackson. mr. jackson, who lived in atlanta. afford a ticket to the fight. i knew friends were gone to that party and got robbed. my wife's cousin was one of the first 23 black policeman in atlanta during that time who eventually became the chief of police. don cheadle plays one of the cops who had become a detective. it's his job to protect our lady and find out who committed that robbery. >> stephen: your part of that incredible insoluble. >> samuel: all these pictures. who's been following me? >> stephen: a lot of people with cameras. we look forward to it every year. it's the new raft of the commercials for capital one. >> samuel: the three amigos. >> stephen: charles barkley, spike lee, magic. jennifer garner was an a. dionne warwick. had you spent time with dionne before? >> samuel: the first time i met dionne warwick was an elevator. push the button, the doors open. there is dionne warwick on the elevator. how are you doing, ms. dionne warwick? a friend of mine was with me and he loved dionne warwick. he was so shocked th

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that's what michael jackson was to us. michael jackson was dropping something.ight have skipped school and always wanted to do videos like that. when think about the rain, i also think about being in that big blowup suit and us going to the gas station because we needed to blow it up. we go to the gas station, but nobody realized we had to get back a cab came and i couldn't fit in the cab, so now we're walking down the street in brooklyn. i got these glasses on and this big blow up suit, and it's hot as hell outside, and we're walking the set. >> that first album went platinum, and so did the next five, spawning hit after hit. i don't want from one minute man, gossip folks, you better calm down for a smashing to the ground pass that dutch misdemeanor on the floor, pretty boy. >> here i come. pumps and a bump make you want to hurt something i describe her music as timeless. >> i think it's for everyone. >> the girl once inspired by the jacksons, eventually became colleagues, then friends with the icon herself, janet jackson. >> in my heart of hearts, this is it.

joshua jackson is here.e have music from myles smith, and we'll be right back with earvin "magic" johnson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome back. tonight -- a very talented actor, you can see him in the highly anticipated new show "doctor odyssey" here on abc. joshua jackson is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later - all the way from lootin england, his song is called "stargazing." myles smith from the snapdragon stage. [ cheers and applause ] you can see myles live here in concert here in l.a. on january 29th and 30th at the wiltern theater. next week, we have new shows with big-time guests including jennifer aniston, gwen stefani, saoirse ronan, michigan governor gretchen whitmer, diego luna, gael garcia bernal, adam brody, and lady gaga. and we'll have music from gwen, gaga and beabadoobee too. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight is a sports legend so wildly successful, he had to have an extra finger surgically added to each hand just to hold all his championship r

david: to "the index," and we learned tito jackson has died, a member of the iconic jackson five, anl and janet jackson. ♪ abc, easy as 123 ♪ he shared the stage with his brothers including hits like "abc." their performance on "the ed sullivan show" propelling their career. tito jackson was 70. >>> and the emmys last night, our parent company, disney, winning a record 60 emmy awards across all platforms, including disney+ and hulu. "shogun" leading the pack with 18 awards, including outstanding drama. "the bear" winning 11. >>> when we come back, diane sawyer is here. the moving interview with the family of christopher reeve and the new documentary. how do you keep your voice sounding so... ...legendary? honey! and how do i keep my protection against covid-19 up to date? with a covid shot this season, designed for recent variants. you can get your covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot, if you're due for both, as recommended by the cdc. ♪the fresher, the better.♪ ask your healthcare provider about getting this season's covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot. my moderate to sever

tito jackson was 70 years old.'m norah o'donnell in washington -- good night. ♪ ♪ >>>>if we're going to restore all the things and fix all the things that are issues right now, we have to be honest about where we >>>>sit >>to really have a sustained path forward. >>>>he's been mayor before and says he's ready for round two. >>>>we need to build more houses, have more >>>>density >>than >>ever this week we're hearing from the candidates to lead san francisco. first up, mark farrell. >>>>it's time for a change. this this. try some new strategies. see if things can get done a lot faster. >>>>plus, his most important job outside of politics. >>>>i'm a dad >>>>for >>period >>today we're kicking off a series of one on one interviews with the candidates for san francisco mayor. this afternoon, it's former interim mayor mark farrell. he's called out mayor london breed, saying she let the city crumble and says he has the experience to get the city back on the right path he'll join us live to talk about his plans in just a f

his name is brandon jackson. brandon jackson. if you look into brandon jackson's case and then call me, i would be very grateful. i contact you on wednesday. thank you very much sir. have a nice weekend. goodbye to you as well. more than 3 weeks later, my prosecutor. or review. brandon and his mother take the only way left to get their rights. i have been here many times. i am tired of all these useless visits. the judge in brenden's case has yet to rule on his request for a retrial. but mr. qazi postponed this decision for the umpteenth time without providing acceptable reasons. brendan and his mother have to wait again. as if they are holding us. they don't juan, release him. i know they are buying time. i don't have much time. i have a heart operation in 6 months and i am trying to stay alive and i ask god to keep me alive to see his release. but with this speed and situation, i will not be able to do this. how do you feel when you see a confederate monument that is a symbol of racism in america? well, i honestly think that se

ketanji brown jackson.st black woman to sit on the nation's highest court, her selection was the fulfillment of a promise biden made in the 2020 campaign. this morning in her first broadcast interview since being sworn in be hear from justice jackson. she talks with norah o'donnell. >> reporter: visit justice ketanji brown jackson's chambers -- >>? is justice thurgood marshall's mantel clock. >> reporter: and you will see she is a student of history. >> it is called revolt on the amistad. >> reporter: and well aware of her place in it. >> there is a fair amount of attention that comes with being the first, and when eyes are on you, you really do want to perform well. >> reporter: coming up on "sunday morning," the 116th justice speaks. >>> a new play called "the roommate" has just opened on broadway starring two real-life friends. mia farrow and patti lupone. together they have seen and done just about everything on stage and screen. everything, that is, except work together, until now. they discuss their j

jackson was the 3rd of 9 jackson children, which include the likes of michael and janet jackson. to do was 70 years old. >> its 9.48, and there is a new place to shop in the east bay in the city of hayward. they're getting a new sprouts farmers markets opening september 27th and at the grand opening that weekend, shoppers will have a chance to get free shopping bags, roses. they're gonna have a pop-up party and a scavenger hunt. and you can see a shopper here hunting for some bargains in some good food. they're at their spouse market as 9.49. right now and a rare plant garnet uc berkeley has reopened its called the virginia halden tropical house features rare plants normally only found in the wild and it's been closed for about 4 years. the garden was completely revamped and now you can see it again. of course. >> the big feature is the hole. and was completely emptied out of ole up lawns and all of the hard landscape completely replanted with lot of the features. >> new features, including a tropical pool with a floating waterfall. you can get your tickets online. >> i feel like

an original member of jackson 5 and the brother of superstars michael jackson and janet jackson.en. tito, alongside his brothers jackie, jermaine, marlon, and michael, rose to fame in the 1960s and '70s. creating a string of chart topping hits sung by his younger brother michael. such as abc. ♪ abc easy as 123 ♪ >> i'll be there, and the love you save. just four days before his death, tito and his brothers visited a memorial for michael in germany before performing a concert together there. tito appeared on "today" with jermaine, marlon, and jackie several months after michael died back in 2009. >> we're a normal family. we love each other dearly regardless of what people may think. >> tito's sons now sharing this message. please remember to do what our father always preached, and that is love one another. sheinelle jones, nbc news. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, one of the most common and deadliest forms of cancer, prostate canc, whater >>> a growing number of states are expanding health insurance and some of those likely to benefit are millions of undocumented immigrants. some