sound, me, jackson brown and the eagles. we need some new blood in this town.ues band. >> an english band that became the dual citizenship band. they were as american as they were british. ♪ ever know taken by the wind >> we had an album out, two years out, the buckingham nicks. nick really liked the music. they asked us to join. ♪ >> fleetwood mac, first, stevie and lindsey album for sure changed our lives. ♪ fomd arrived.♪ >> beside being rich and famous in california. >> this is it, kid. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ forever ♪ ever ♪ >> the records sometimes bore an audience. they're not going to have another hit. or this one isn't as good as that. >> record companies, like frothing at the mouth, the image of the band was becoming a whole thing. so we were getting ready to make rumors with everyone falling apart. ♪ if loving you isn't the right to do ♪ ♪ how can i ever change things that i feel ♪ >> the band is five people, five independent, quite strong-minded quite stubborn individuals. ♪ if i could baby i'd build you my world ♪ >> two lovely couples, john and chr

. >> stephen: so this was like 1970s-- 1970s, 1980s, "no nukes" movement, jackson brown, darrell hannah? >> absolutely. >> stephen: mostly in the south. >> they focused in the south because that's where my father was from, it's where i was born and it was a place they felt needed the most attention. and they would go-- we moved to south carolina because there was a nuclear plant there -- >> stephen: the polaris sub base there was, too. >> that's exactly what it was. >> stephen: the giant polaris subs which looked like whales of death came right out of sullivan's island, of the harbor there. >> my mother was standing on the deck of the house we lived in on sullivan's island-- you'll love this story-- she was very pregnant, nine months pregnant with my baby sister. and she sees this light coming towards her at high speed. she starts to freak out and panic thinking it's a ufo. it was an f-18 fighter that buzzed the house and knocked her on her feet and almost sent her into birth because of the bases there. she immediately freaked out, called the base, called the military base, and they sai

jess brown died in jackson, mississippi, at the age of 77. mr. speaker, r. jess brown is well deserving of this honor, and i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 455. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: mr. johnson reserves his time. the gentleman from georgia, mr. ferguson. mr. ferguson: i continue to reserve, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: continues to reserve. mr. johnson. mr. johnson: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. r. jess brown is the type of individual who is an american success story. just listening to the comments of my colleague, congressman thompson, about r. jess brown, ade me very proud of his accomplishments. he seemed to have been a renaissance man with a southern twist. he seemed to be a gentleman and a scholar, but yet someone who worked with his hands, also, and showed others how to do so. that's why i rise in support of h.r. 455, a bill to designate the federal courthouse in jackson, mississippi, as the r. jess brown united states courthouse. can't think of any better name for a cour

jud >> insane what john jackson can do with a snowboard. >> i would call that the brown root. >> yeah spent the season in the back country explore something radical life and huge massive drops just raising the bar nearly every time he went out. >> barely carving into the snow with his board. >> i'm glad that helicopter is there to fish him out should he have a problem which i presume he did not. >> he really doesn't. all of these videos, all of these clips, part of a larger series on red bull tv called "the book of john j.," documenting his back country adventures over the course of the year. he's great on the snowboard. has trouble with the snowmobiles, though. >> oh -- that's ironic. >> isn't it? so if you want to grow up and be a red bull athlete, watch this and ask yourself -- can i do that? >> this video is a shocker. nothing we haven't seen before, though. it is a post-wisdom teeth removal video. we know those can be -- [ sounds ] >> did you know i got a tattoo? >> you did? >> i never told you. [ beep ] oh! >> the truth serum. >> wow. >> when did you do that? >> don't be mad at

. >> it's insane what john jackson can do with a snowboard. i would call that one the brown root.spent an entire season out in the back country exploring some really radical lines and huge massive drops. just raising the bar nearly every time he went out. >> barely carving into the snow with his board. >> i'm glad that helicopter is there to fish him out should he have a problem. which i presume he did not. >> no, he really doesn't. all of these videos, all of these clips part of a larger series on red bull tv. called the book of john j. documenting his back country adventures during the course of the year. great on the snowboard. has trouble with the snow mobiles though. >> oh, that's ironic. >> isn't it? so if a red bull athlete, watch this and ask yourself can i do that? >>> from the how-to dad channel is back with what may be the most important lesson yet. >> welcome to this instructional video on how to tell your kid where babies come from. >> wow. already? >> she's too young. no? >> she's probably asked. they ask very young. >> he takes us through some of the top ones. >> wh

he fails to remember the tragedy of the edmund pet is bridge or jackson shot in the streets of selma or maybe he doesn't understand brown versus board of education, roe v. wade, "new york times" versus sullivan and shelby versus holer. these cases deal with issues such as the right to vote, the right to an equal education, the 4th amendment interpretation, the right to be protected from unreasonable search and seizure, the first amendment right to freedom of the press. maybe he doesn't understand that these cases have brought to america the image and the recognition of justice. it doesn't seem that he has that interpretation. so i just want to read another interpretation of his record by the leadership conference on civil and human rights. judge gorsuch decades' long record on the federal bench as well as his writing, speeches, demonstrates he is a judge with an agenda. hat a frightening proposition. he is just an open book, again inly concerned. frequent dissents shows he is out of the mainstream and unwilling to accept the and when he being a dictates. is something we learn in law school, but that is an important basi

brown. >> reporter: what was going on? a lot of indulging in drugs, and women, he says, among them -- janet jackson and madonna.uldn't ignore. i can't even believe it when i ask you this, but i have to. >> what -- >> reporter: you -- you had sex with a ghost? >> a ghost. yeah, yeah. >> reporter: come on, man. tell me about it. >> i moved into this house, i bought this mansion in georgia. so this was a really, really spooky place. but yes, one time -- i woke up, and yeah, a ghost. i was being mounted by a ghost. i wasn't high. >> reporter: that was my next question. >> i wasn't high. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that was my next question. were you trippin'? >> i was not trippin'. >> reporter: you've had quite a life. >>e had some crazy situatio. [ laughter ] >> reporter: one real girl would turn his head, by literally bumping into it. it was whitney houston, as she stood behind him at the 1989 soul train awards. >> she was bumpin' into me at soul train. and i was like -- "you keep bumpin' into me." and i kept doing that. and i did it like two or three times. and she kept bumpin' me. and i asked her why. and she was

brown. mayor james knowles who operated city hall in the wake of the shooting is challenged by councilwoman ella jones. >> nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: good morning to you. a all signs point to another very busy day at the white house. the president is holding a business roundtable here at the white house before speaking before the north american building trades union for a speech later in the day. against it all, the backdrop to it, interestingly a push on health care. the president last night called our colleague kristen welker into the oval office and spoke to her about how he's planning to reach out and is reaching out to more moderate republicans, conservative republicans to make progress on getting a health care deal done. we'll have much more i'm sure on this development through out the day. for now, back to you in new york. >> hallie jackson at the white house thank you. >> the senate homeland security and government affairs committee will hold a hearing on fencing along the southwest border. set to testify, former u.s. customs and border protection agents. >> i'm alex witt along seed ayman mohyeldin and louis b

brown took the cleveland cavaliers to the nba finals in 2007. 2009 was the league's coach of the year. in 2011 he agree today be phylaxes successor in -- phil jackson's successor in l.a. he was asked what kind of vehicle he would drive. >> we have veteran guys who just stayed with it. you don't meet a lot of rara with this group, you know. the biggest thing is just telling the truth. a lot of the times they already know what's going on. >> mike is fantastic. he did a great job last night. i was on my couch in my room telling my son we should put so and so right now and that guy was under the table. mike and i are thinking about it. and he knows what he is doing. the team is in great hands regardless. >> that's something you could say about this organization really ever since the kerr regime began. communication from top to bottom. and it is impossible to say they won't miss a beat, but they are certainly in capable hands whatever happens with steve kerr. >> how long do you think steve kerr would be out? >> i can not say for one second. what he said today he's going to take it and see what the doctor says, if his symptoms improve. and to do what will

brown there were only nine members in the history department, and we didn't have anybody teaching the colonial period, the revolution or the early republic. the next person took off around 1830, andrew jackson -- the andrew jackson administration, so i felt incumbent upon myself to teach a course i called the colonial period on the revolution. i said, i have to give a course on the early republic. by working up that course i suddenly saw the whole period from 1760, 1750 to 1820 as a whole. and i saw a transformation taking place that was extraordinary. in a way, the specialization of training in graduate school, you either were colonialists and you stopped with the revolution or you stopped with the founding of the constitution, or you were an early republic and you started with 1789 but most people were not trained to think of the whole period and i think that -- that -- having to teach that course forced me to think of the whole period in a new way. and i would attribute it to that. >> you and i talked before about one of the alarming things happening on college campuses is we're no longer focusing on the founders while the american public in general, i think because of the sales figures

brown scare. now let's look at one of the ads for osoff, a radio ad featuring the one and only samuel l. jacksonal and religious discrimination and sexism. we have to channel the great vengeance and furious anger we have for this administration into votes at the ballot box. >> and, of course, that's a famous quote. jimmy williams, which is more powerful in that district down there in georgia? brown scare or get trump? >> the last democrat from georgia they did this to, the republicans, senator max cleland, a triple amputee, called him a terrorist, said he was loose on the war on terror back in the early 2000s, and max lost his re-election to the united states senate from georgia. they're doing the exact same thing now. know this district. the sixth district is 70% white, 13% latino, 13% african-american. this guy, osoff, as good as he is, as much money as he has raised, good lord, that is awesome. he is not going to win this race. do i think it will be closer than the 30% democrats have been winning in that seat for the last seven or eight cycles, maybe he will. but that's because of trump's up