and now he's on my album. >> jimmy: you tried to shoot jackson brown? tening, yikes! >> jimmy: did you sing in high school? >> i wasn't. i was a cheerleader in high school. sni think we have a picture of you as a cheerleader. there you are. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if your team is winning or losing. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: you don't seem very cheery in that picture, i have to say. >> it's either ecstasy or defeat. >> jimmy: or a combination of both. but you did sing? >> in junior high, i was in a singing group. we were patchwork skirts and granny blouses, white ruffley blouses with a high neck. >> jimmy: what sort of songs would you sing? >> we would do songs like -- we have have new lyrics to songs that were already popular, but they would be about jesus. >> jimmy: do you remember any of the specifics? >> no, i don't. but i do remember, we learned bridge over troubled water. and bridge over troubled water was sung from the point of view as jesus being your bridge over troubled water. >> jimmy: oh, wow, very clever. was there any money mone

getting into the ears like i mentioned before of the baby boomers especially you know we have jackson browne crosby and nash patti smith list goes on and on of baby boomers type music. we hope to get in there years again to motivate them to get up in and get out of their bankers c.e.o. chairs and say oh wow there is something wrong with this i remember when i was a kid and i was doing this this this and this in protest and and do whatever i was doing in these juge protests i need to be doing that again because there's something wrong with this world that i'm building for my children it's just not right so i'm hoping that that will get you know music hits the soul it hits the heart it hits deep within every one of us every one of us remembers what their favorite song is or what were a few of their favorite songs and why that's our favorite song that we could describe that we hope to hit home again with the baby boomers and in addition to that it's listen like i said it's every genre so we hope to you know hit home with everyone you know get everyone to smile stand up and say what you're feeli

to the baby boomers and to get back in their heads again so we have you know music from like jackson browne across the nash and joan baez and and hopefully that will work for that and we have hip hop in all sorts of great stuff that there's something in there for everyone that's why we want to make sure that happened well it sounds like you do have quite an eclectic mix going on there and one of the artists that are feature on this album is the ghetto my sitting right next to you matt what is the name of your song on the album. my song is called something's got to give. right and i think we have a clip of that we want to play it for our audience now. that . all right matt tell us about the message you're trying to say that and and your songs i think the message is pretty universal i mean it's just i would assume that most people want for themselves and everyone around them. just pretty much equality in peace and despair and this. is really not a message that like i said that's a right i mean it was really what i was feeling when i was in zuccotti park coming from what was going on around me

jackson brown and joan by as are some of the contributors to the al um about. freedom of expression a good thing, destroying things is not. check five, on the music front, we continue. i, your humble correspondent have finalized my summer concert plans. i know you want to hear this. this season, i'm going tort icons. last night i saw anita baker. ♪ ♪ sweet love ♪ sweet love. >> bill: in addition to ms. bake his or her is beyond excellent, i'm seeing the beach boys' fifthth anniversary tour. brian wilson back with the band. that's an event. neil diamond touring. i'm going to catch neil. legacy guy no question. rod stewart, always good. being paired with stevie nicks, always good. hoping to see aretha franklin. i hope she makes it back to the northeast. she is still unstoppable after all these years. there you go. check is passing on insane clown posse this summer. just not enough time. okay. that's enough of them. got more time than they needed. finally check 6. say hello to the avengers the most successful film opening of all time. ♪ >> are you ready for anothe

jackson brown and joan by as are some of the contributors to the al um about.f expression a good thing, destroying things is not. check five, on the music front, we continue. i, your humble correspondent have finalized my summer concert plans. i know you want to hear this. this season, i'm going tort icons. last night i saw anita baker. ♪ ♪ sweet love ♪ sweet love. >> bill: in addition to ms. bake his or her is beyond excellent, i'm seeing the beach boys' fifthth anniversary tour. brian wilson back with the band. that's an event. neil diamond touring. i'm going to catch neil. legacy guy no question. rod stewart, always good. being paired with stevie nicks, always good. hoping to see aretha franklin. i hope she makes it back to the northeast. she is still unstoppable after all these years. there you go. check is passing on insane clown posse this summer. just not enough time. okay. that's enough of them. got more time than they needed. finally check 6. say hello to the avengers the most successful film opening of all time. ♪ >> are you ready for another bought?

sheryl crow, jackson brown and faith hill among others. >> i will show you where i useded to sit. >> did whatever she could to get to close to the musicians she loved. >> they would allow us to come up here and sit on the steps. >> reporter: and watch the show. >> and watch the show. >> reporter: she worked as a ticket taker at l.a.'s universal ample theater what is now the gibson ample theater. you didn't have a childhood of great privilege. you had to work. >> exactly. part of the job here was you could see the show but then after the show i had to go and clean the bathrooms. and the bathrooms were really... mmmm. yeah, you can imagine a bathroom after a party. beer. too much beer, too much wine. that was my job. ♪ here's the story... > but get this. at the same time she was cleaning bathrooms, she was breaking out as a teenage actress. appearing on "the brady bunch." >> we have one hope for matt conway. >> reporter: which episode was this? >> it was the classic episode, seth. greg brady has to choose between his girlfriend and his sister marcia for cheerleader. >> gang, hit it. >>

amos brown. jackson, mississippi, got involved when i was 15 years old. let me say quickly to the young people. don't glorify the civil rights movement. only 3% of the black churches, according to a study that was done were involved. it was just a handful of ralph abernathys, so let us stop glorifying the civil rights movement. because many of those churches told us, don't come in here with that civil rights message. we are dealing with the gospel. that's reality check number one. number two, in 1901, the president of arkansas baptist college delivered the commencement address and said there's too much crime in our community. and you young men must not make the street corner your resting place. 1901. 1820, when j. mercer langston left virginia and went up to your state, madam chair, you know what was said? a black brother said, we came from virginia to ohio thinking this would be the promised land, but the only door that was opened to us was the prison door and the penitentiary door. as long as we got this white privileged mentality in this country, and w

they lead the troops in a counterattack against john brown, stonewall jackson turns up there. it's almost a prequel to "gods and generals." which was a prequel to "gettysburg." jefferson davis is leading the charge in congress. but in the final twist it's at brown's hanging, one of the guards is john wilkes booth, who later writes about being quite inspired by brown or talks to his sister about it. she writes about it. she calls him the great man of the century. here's a man that took an act that changed the course of american history, and that's ultimately what john wilkes booth then does in assassinating lincoln. >> chill bumps. i got 'em. i hope you all do, too. when you read this book, you're going to get more, because i'm going to tell you something that you do so remarkably well, and that is these names, they're names on history book pages for most people. you actually open up their hearts, their lives, their thoughts and fears to us. there are stories in here that are just astonishingly powerful, one of which is the story of african-american newby who was a freed black m

." >> for romney, jackson browne's "running on empty." >> and one for the president? but i think that we could retire u2, because i think that we use a lot of u2. >> jackson five "i want you back." >> that passed your lips. and you are now the emissary. >> and you are the undisputed emperor of campaigns. i will wash your back. that is awesome. >> coming up the king of pop. and i want to bring the caffeine level down a little bit. we will go live to the liberty university where mitt romney is addressing graduates right after the break. and also the medical breakthrough in the battle against aids. so stay with us. for three hours a week, i'm a coach. but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me cancer was as scary as a fastball is to some of these kids. but my coach had hit that pitch before. turning data into useful answers. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million a

jackson basically. >> reporter: chuck brown may have been 75, but the music kept him young.had been scheduled to appear at the howard theater in april and at blues alley later this month until his untimely sickness and death. in northwest d.c. karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >>> just ahead on the news edge sue has your weekend forecast and hopefully it will be fantastic weather. >> plus there's nothing plastic about this nose job, how you can get a new schnozz without going under the knife. we're back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ the 2013 sl. >>> if you've always wanted to change something about your nose but were nervous about surgery, you may now be able to get that those job without the operation. fox's dr. manny alvarez explains. >> we all have that 1 thing we would like to change about ourselves. for 35-year-old lydia crouse it's her nose. >> when i see my nose, i'm not satisf

brown's creation wasn't just about the beat and the music. >> all the bands come off his style. so we just are celebrating him as we would any other. i mean he is our michael jacksonally. >> chuck brown was 75 years old. >>> a warning for drivers in northern virginia, a local county is looking to hand out more traffic tickets, but we're not talking red light cameras, the plan in the works next. >> plus facebook names its price. we talk with a financial expert next about one of the biggest initial public offerings ever. >> and coming up on the edge a neighborhood is taking extra precautions nearly a week after two women were assaulted. we'll be right back. [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> if you live in fairfax county, virginia, your chances of getting a parking ticket may be going up. the county board of supervisors is considering a proposal to train volunteers to beef up enforcement and revenue and that idea

you could have michael jackson in concert and chuck brown. chuck sells out. >> brown cultivated the go-go sound in the '70s stringing together latin, funk, r & b, soul music and percussian rich sound that was all d.c.'s and its suburbs. >> because he had the ability to reach everyone. i mean, you could talk to someone in their 40s and the first thing they'll tell u. well hey, my dad said he partied with chuck, you know, and still today if he was here with us today he probably would have his show. >> reporter: brown's shows were a standard performance. he would play for hours nonstop. there were no intermissions, only musical interluds that would often be filled with call-in response from the crowds, screaming, wind me up, chuck. a signal for him to keep going. thus the name, go-go. >> he was a genius. you know, he had a gift. and we're lucky to be recipients of his gift because it's going to keep on giving to us. >> when you think about it in music it is hard enough just to create a hit but to create an entire music genre that is now the defi

you could have michael jackson in concert and chuck brown, chuck sells out. >> reporter: brown cultivated sound in the '70s, stringing together latin, african, r&b and soul music in a per kigs-rich gumbo of sound that was all d.c.'s and its suburbs. >> he had the ability to reach everyone. you can talk to someone in their 40s, the first thing they'll tell you is my dad said he partied with being chuck, you know, and still today, if he was with us today, he would probably have a show tonight. >> reporter: brown's shows were a standard of live performance. he would play for hours nonstop. there were no intermissions, only musical interludes that would often be filled with call and response from the crowd, screaming, wind me up, chuck. a signal for him to keep going. thus the name, go-go. >> he was a genius. you know, he had a gift. and we're lucky to be recipients of his gift. that he's going to keep on giving to us. >> reporter: in music it's hard enough just to create a hit. but to create an entire music genre that is now the definition of the music for one specific city and has influence

committed act of criminal damage your tires of police band 300 block of west jackson describe the offender in his 20s with brown hair wearing black clothing another protester complained of injuries taken to hospital turned out not injured officer driving suffered a contusion tragedy along the lakefront first weekend of summer teenager drowns swimming off of beach north side father says dream lexie adu of becoming a doctor. divers found the body of oil a park beach swimming with two girlfriends ran into choppy water the others were rescued went under and disappeared. clock ticking in springfield lawmakers may 31st deadline but legislation in clinical hot-button issue of pension reform. retirement age will not be raised automatic cost of living increases if they want to stay on the state health insurance plan a little in- house $1 cigarette pack tax to help fund the medicaid $1.6 billion in cuts bill passed now moves to the senate democrats concept in recent years supported expected to generate $350 million joining us with the action chicago tribune political reporter rick pearson joining us via skype >> busy day

evan wolfson in new york, reverend jackson here in washington. thank you. >> brown: still to come on the "newshour": political upheaval in indiana; the double agent who thwarted the bomb plot; a normal childhood for homeless kids in cambodia and the diplomatic maneuvering to free a dissident in china. but first, the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: greece remained at a political impasse today. the second-place finisher in sunday's election-- a radical left party-- was the latest to try building a governing coalition. the group's leader alexis tsipras tried and failed to hammer out a deal with other parties. he has rejected greece's international bailout and the resulting austerity measures. in response, european leaders urged greece to keep its commitment to the bailout. >> greece has to respect this agreement as the other countries have to respect this agreement. the question of credibility is not only for greece, but for the euro area as a whole. and this is very important to understand, that if this agreement is not respected it would be ver

bottom seven, jackson in the game facing dobbs with a man on third, the fly ball to left, this is cory brown the new guy camping out underneath it and coming home. the arm not quite strong enough, chris coughlin tags to beat the throw and the marlins win 3-1. >>> adam jones riding that 19-game hitting streak entering tonight's contest with the blue jays, a great way to extend that streak? how about a home run in your very first at-bat? solo shot his 15th of the year, that hitting streak now at 20 games. fast forward to the fifth, j's up 8-1. check out the catcher, irate with the home plate umpire, tells him "you're terrible" and weitteres, normally mild mannered is tossed from the game. jones again, may i have another, sir. number 16 on the season, but it's not enough as the orioles fall to the j's, 8-6 is the final. >>> one more baseball note, nationals outfielder michael morris making a rehab start with the potomac nationals. he was 0 for 1 with a strikeout. the game was called because of rain. >>> nba, game two of the western conference finals will likely wind up the same way as game one.

jackson will soon be on tv screens and soda cans. >> he's teaming up again with an old advertising partner, as terrell brown shows us. >> good morning appeal and that is what pepsi is counting on, after signing a deal with the late singer's estate, which could make michael the king of pop in more ways than one. ♪ what to do >> reporter: nearly 30 years after an iconic partnership -- ♪ you're the pepsi generation >> reporter: and 25 years after his multiplatinum album "bad." pepsi will bring michael jackson back. posthumously. thursday the soda giant announce aid global deal with the michael jackson estate. terms weren't disclosed but there will be a special edition can featuring jackson's image, and chance to download remix of jackson's most famous songs. >> it's outrageous. >> reporter: columnist bob garfield. >> the first blunder, especially for a campaign called live for now is to sign a deal with a dead celebrity. >> reporter: celebrity who died from an accidental overdose. editor of "billboard" magazine, joe levy, says pepsi is partly to be responsible. an accident on the set of a pepsi commercial left jackson burned. >> he had

jackson will soon be on tv screens and soda cans. >> he's teaming up again with an old advertising partner as terrell brown shows us. >> gayle, ericathat's what pepsi is counting on signing a deal with the jackson estate. nearly 30 years after an iconic partnership -- ♪ and 25 years after his multi-platinum album "bad." pepsi will bring michael jackson back posthumously. the soda giant announce add global deal with the michael jackson estate. terms won't disclosed but there will be a special edition can featuring his image, contests and chances to download a remix of his famous songs. columnist bob garfield covers advertising and marketing. >> the first blunder, especially a campaign called live for now is to sign a deal with a dead celebrity. >> reporter: a celebrity who died from an accidental drug overdose. overdose. editor of "billboard" magazine, joe levy, says pepsi is partly to be responsible. an accident on the set of a pepsi commercial left jackson burned. >> he had a third plastic surgery and began a course of painkillers just to deal with what was a horrific accident. those things never stopped for him. >> reporter: a sp

edward jackson was able to get out of a few jams giving up one earned run, but their offense couldn't get anything going against miami's annabel sanchez. we start with corey brownetting his first call from washington. he gets the nats on the board first with a side squeeze bunt. anyway you can do it. but that's all they could do. next inning john carlos santin rbi single. we are all tied up at 1 in the 6th. the fish tack on another one. he knew what he did before he did it. a rocket to left field. marlins win this one 3-1. sanchez giving up one earned run. nats look to avoid the sweep tomorrow night. mike moore is inching his way back up to the lineup taking his first rehab start before the rain took over in the 5th inning he walked and struck out. he felt good. expect him back by june 8th at the latest. birds trying to get back in the win column visiting toronto tonight. brett lowry sends this to deep right center. lowry had three hits, three rbis tonight. adam jones extended his hit streak to 20 games with two homers, but it wasn't enough. the bluejays win this one 8-6. tomorrow night we'll find out whether the wizards will once again have the number one pick

edwin jackson able to finagle his way out of a few jams but the nats offense couldn't get anything going against sanchez. cory brownhe got his first start for washington since being called up monday. he gets the nats on the board first to face suicide squeeze bunt. hey, however you can do it, you do it but that's all they could do. the next inning, stanton gets an rbi single to left field to tie things up at 1. the fish would tack on another before ramirez, he knew what he did as soon as he hit the ball. a rocket to left field. marlins win this one 3-1. sanchez giving up just one earned run, stayed perfect against the nats 19-0. nats look to avoid the sweep tonight. >>> mike morris inching his way back to the nats lineup taking his first rehab start in potomac. before the rain took over and suspended the game in the 5th inning -- [indiscernible] expect him back in the bigs by june 8 at the latest. whoever the wizards end up with in the lottery tonight, randy whitman will once again be there to lead the guys. whitman will reportedly stay on as head coach since taking over for flip saunders in january. the whiz disca

brown's creation was not just about the music and the feet. >> we're sellbrating him as we would and this is our michael jackson, basically. >> reporter: we areaiting to get word on funeral arrangements and mayor gray said he's going to order flags flown at half-staff on that day and live outside the howard theatre, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> and thank you. >>> what a phenomenal day today and -- . >> me goodness. >> is this like california weather? >> it is. >> and that is nice and cool. >> no, no. >> and that is great. >> tell us about tonight? >> that is good. >> and we'll deal with the new cast and go some 12 hours out. let me show you the temperatures and this is good. 76 and wasn'tgo -- quantico is almost 80. 76 for fredericksburg and cooler. cambridge, stevensville, lower 70s there and culpepper is 72 and winchester, 73 degrees and some high clouds is what we have and if you look south, it doesn't appear to be a blue sky and that is some high clouds moving and they're mid-level clouds as well and farther south you go along southern maryland and farther down to the bell del marva and to the hampton roads area and that is mostly c

. >> brown also denied reports that bobby christina is using drugs and dating her adoptive brother. >>> is lindsay lohan rekindling an old romance? michael jackson'sew venture from beyond the grave. >> and ashton kutcher, what were you thinking? time for hollywood headlines. georgia alfredas cohost with the russ parr morning show on wkys 93.9 is here. there is a new kutcher ad out for pop chips. it's been pulled. some called it racist. let's take a look at it and then you comment. >> i'm the baliwood producer looking for the most delicious thing on the planet like kardashian hot. i would give that dog a bone. >> many don't understand why he would do this. >> well, they don't. there are other characters he plays, a diva. you see the diva there. i don't know why they didn't just do the whole commercial as a diva. he plays a hippie in one part, a biker. but, you know, when i saw this video the first time i cracked up laughing and then i started reading the posts after and like yeah that wasn't very nice. i thought how would i like it if he did black face? i'd probably be upset. yeah, this could be offensive. he is just reading a script and pop chips