sound, me, jackson brown and the eagles. we need some new blood in this town.ame the dual citizenship band. they were as american as they were british. ♪ >> we had an album out, two years previous called 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. we had arrived. ♪ freedom >> describe being rich and famous in california. >> this is it, kid. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ forever ♪ ever ♪ >> hit 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 imaging 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 chris married. their marriage was on the ro

. >> and joined by jackson brown. tickets go on sale one week from today. >> and i saw jackson brown in september and it was an awesome feel at the pavilion. >> yeah. >> and that is a good one. >> is coming back. >> yeah. >>> and up next, oh, oh, >> and what parents need -- parents need to us about know about. . olive oil. today's money watch. happy friday, joe. >> and happy friday. catherine. oh,s. campbell's soups recalling more than 350 caps after they found plastics in the spaghetti-os and it poses a potential choking hazard. thanksgiving dinner shouldn't cost you more than last year and bird flu wiped out most of the supply but grocers are shoppers with cheap turkeys and even if it means selling them at a loss and to us about italy, the olive oil may not be extra virgin. italian authorities are investigating culls for trying to us about pass lesser quality oil as the higher quality extra virgin. >> and that is not good. they'll figure it out. >>> and have a fantastic weekend. see you on monday morning. >> thank y

he'll be joined by jackson brown. tickets go on sale one week from tomorrow. >>> the spring summer concert calendar is getting crowded. justin bieber will play the td garden on may 10 so paula, write that down. kenny chesney returns on august 28th. a plethora of artists. >> i have to see the biebs while he's in town. >>> now gronk's dancing on a plane. yes, there's room, and there's i see myself in every one of the students that i have. i know that it's my responsibility to do for them what i would want someone to do for me. helping the community is important to me because i live in this community, so when i'm 80, 90 years old, looking back, reflecting on my life, i want to be able to say that i did something awesome for somebody, i helped people, you know, i helped change my community, i helped enhance someone's life. i want those to be my memories. my name is stephen and i have building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s.

special voice he' s back. , james taylor is returning to fenway park on august third along with jackson browne. the bay state-bred singing legend first played at fenway last year. tickets to the show go on sale friday, november 20 at 10am on redsox.com. jc: the boston pops kick off their holiday season in a few weeks. and you can bet they are working hard and not just on their musical artistry. tonight we look at how they prepare for their big performances. phil: newscenter 5' s erika tarantal tells us when you' re talking sometimes 3 shows a day, making music is truly a physical feat. >> the pops maestro compares this to this. >> injuries a conductor can sustain are similar to those of baseball pitchers. >> he gets no five-man rotation relief so he gets serious about preventing overuse injuries. >> some have had rotator cuff surgery and reconstructive surgery. mostly it' s just to keep the muscles in my shoulder from >> he says therapy helps. as with players, warm-ups are crucial. >> i' m a coach for crossfit on the side. >> breathing exercises prime the longs. and there' s a special regimen

james taylor returning to fenway park on august three along with jackson brown. he first played at fenway last year. tickets to the show go on sale friday, number 20 and 10 a clock a.m. -- 10:00. >> a dream come true for a terminally ill springfield boy. >> good boy. >> happy ending for this scare. their dog fell 25 feet down a well. the rescue required a ladder and a lot of patience from the firefighters. >> give they are hoisting two-year-old buddy out of one foot of water. he did nothing a lot of noise so nobody knew where he was. it was not until the next day the kids figured out what was wrong in the rescue started. >> i started talking to the dog and telling him it' s ok. >> a firefighter was cut in the rescue but he will be ok and that he is just fine. >> a special honor for local boy battling a terminal illness. >> yesterday he had his dream of becoming a police officer come true. more than 50 springfield police officers, firefighters, and personnel rolled out the red carpet for this five-year-old. they get a meet and greet with firefighters. a convoy of

jackson browne who has written and performed some of theost moving songs in popular music adding a involve show to his schedule right here in sioux city that's 7:30 in the evening. marco rubio comg u up, a town hall event. jill miller's kings of kings christmas show saturday at 7:00. that too at the orpheum and benefits sunrise senior living cent.and topping our listt of ninin things to november, november 26th, 1941. it's thanksgiving day established by franknk d. roososevelt whh eststablishes the foururth thursy in november as thanksgiving day. [ indistinguishable ] if you've got something you think desves to be talked about get in touch with us with any of these platforms, facebook,witter or send me an e-mail message. and if you'd'd like to go back a a take a look at any parts of today'y' show or for that matter or any show that's aired here on sunday mororning you can go online. that's going to do it for this week's show. we're glad you're with us and circle it on the calendar. we hope you join it again next (music) >>amanda: coming up, how the terror attacks in paris have reshaped the

. >> in the 2008 election, jackson brown, the foo fighters, and john mellencamp all asked john mccain to stop using their music. after wisconsin governor scott walker used music from the dropkick murphys, they tweeted at him, "we literally hate you." >> heart asked vice presidential candidate sarah palin to refrain from blaring "barracuda" at her rallies. >> stephen: yeah, i kind of agree. of all the heart songs, why would palin pick "barracuda"? i'd have thought she'd have gone with crazy on you! lemme go crazy, crazy on you ( cheers and applause yeah, ahhh, woooo! here's the thing-- when a candidate hits the stage, they want to pump up the crowd with an awesome jam, whether or not they've licensed it. but i also understand where the musicians are coming from. after all, insisting someone get permission before they do something they want? that's rock and roll. so to resolve this conflict, i've written my own pop anthem that's free for any candidate to use. ( cheers and applause ) it's generic enough not to offend anyone, but generic enough to be loved by everyone. it's about a place

he will join jackson brown as well. tickets go on sale one week from today. good one. one. >>> it's 6:54. time for a closer look at what is coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. >> and ahead here, we're in iraq tracking major progress in the new offensive against isis and we're getting ready for tomorrow's cbs news democratic debate. john dickerson and nancy cortes . >>> it's friday. you know what that means. >> and this is a look back at the week that was. the suspect charged in the deadly case of road rage. 1.9. >> the water park owner chaining himself to us about the top of a water slide. >> cities and up to us abouts in the bay state are real estate to us about thank veterans ited. >> and starbucks is going with plain red this year. >> and my homemade mugs -- >> and boston's mayor will announce a new plan to us about keep fake handguns off of our street. they're implementing legislation that would require seatbelts -- . >> and you don't hear a lot. >> i know. >> and that is ve

jackson brown will be a special guest. tickets go on sale next friday. >>> people will be looking forward to that. we're looking forward to weekend as well. bri, will it be colder than today >> tomorrow is kind of the blustery coldest day on the 7 on 7 forecast. lit feel like it's in upper 30s with that wind blustery and windy for the next couple of day. good to know. bundle up. thanks for watching. i'm christa delcamp. >> i'm jadia thompson. 7news continues back here at noon. we'll see you then.

. >> immediaty after the sh you know, lke the jackson brown song, you hear the folding chairs andhe ofng chairs and the crowd doesn't typically know. >> while each, vent poses its own challenge for the crews at show, fans who like to ing the smoke. >> they have a long history of a culture that is more supportive of that than dismissive, but even during that time it was always the bane of the staff in trying to get people to not smoke. >> reporter: even though concert goers typically like to party the days of rock stars having huge backstage parties are mostly over. >> more often than not nowadays the artists get off the stage and get into a c and head riht out. >> and just because the days of excess partying are a thing of the past, it doesn't mean the demand stars make when they agree to perform are. >> kevin hart had probably the biggest t. reques coming up at 6:00, why one artist had dozens of out of his concert andwhich star insisted the air-conditioning be turned off. at the verizon center, mark segves,ews 4. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fired up for patriots week. the redskins' heavy underdogs as th

taylor will be joined by jackson browne. taylor played fenway park earlier this year, it was sold out by the way, ock, and the ground gave it rave reviews. the tickets will go on sale next friday, so get ready, because those will probably sell out quickly. >> mark: if you like guitars, that's quite a double bill. he's a big hit around here in new england. >> elizabeth: today, sox slugger david ortiz hit it out of the park during his visit to a local hospital. coming up. >> mark: fox 25 investigates, a local contractor accused of scamming people out of thousands of dollars. >> the reporter: he admits to fox 25 he took the money, but never meant to cheat anyone. >> kevin: a wet evening commute and live storm tracker, we'll heaviest downpou >> mark: gray and gloomy day, you can see the strong surf slam being the sea walls here in lynn. beautiful. tonight, we're tracking more rain moving through our area right now. i wouldn't call that beautful. i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: isis claimed responsibility i'm elizabeth hopkins

jackson brown will be a special guest. tickets go on sale friday. >> christa: we're going to bri eggers for a check one last time in the 5:00 a.m. hour for your forecast. >> bri: i love that we're looking forward to something happening in august. spring is only 128 days away. partly cloudy skies, wind is back with us, 54 to 60 so a boost in temperatures overnight. falling near 40 degrees for most locations. slight chance of showers, possibly flurries into the higher terrain north and west of worcester. the 7on7, we slowly climb back to 60 next week. >> christa: all right, another england" ahead. republican presidential donald trump going on the attack lashing out at rivals. >> jadiann: a new hampshire mother under arrest charged in connection with her daughter's death. just one station talking to the teen's boyfriend. >> christa: why the bruins could jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve i

also strikes me that a bigger question is you can write any rules you want, but when we face what jackson brownfury of the final hour and it's 11:00 on a sunday night and a major bank is going to go down and bureaucrats fear that it will bring down the financial system with it, whether or not any rules at all will keep them from doing t the fed feels like it acted within its laws right then, but -- and the question is whether or not the market even believes it. so that's something that is gatgate debated very strongly in markets when we try to look at whether or not the bigger banks still enjoy a premium of borrowing because of too big to of fail. >> moral hazard isn't gone for many areas this one being one prominent example. thank you, steve. steve liesman back at headquarters. time for a cnbc news update. let's get over to sue herrera. >> while in paris today for climate talks israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian.mahmoud abbas met face-to-face for the first time in year. they even shared a handshake which was captured by photographers. the street outside the bataclan son c

jackson, who could not see in the original understanding or condition of reason for brown, nevertheless is a new dealer who thinks it is important and he is going to join. finally, it comes down to stanley reed. warren goes to visit him and says, stanley, it will look bad for the court and bad for you if this is an 8-1 decision with the dissenter being a segregationist from the south. for the good of the court and the country, you have to make it unanimous. reed, who cares about the court as an institution, agrees to make the unanimous. warren reads the decision to a spellbound courtroom. he says the question is, does segregation violate the 14th amendment? we believe it does. thurgood marshall looks up at stanley reed and cannot believe that this segregationist voted to strike down segregation and looks up and says, you voted? and stanley reed nods down silently and says, yes. a real testament to earl warren's statesmanship, that he was able to create unanimity. susan: let me read a little bit of chief justice warren who wrote the opinion for the court. "we conclude that in the field o

jackson can't see in the original understanding or the text or the precedent or tradition reason for brown nevertheless is a new dealer that thinks it's important and he's going to join. then final it comes down to stanley reed. warren goes to visit reed in his chambers. stanley, it's going to look bad for the court and bad for you if it is an 8-1 decision. for the good of the court and for the good of the country you have to make it unanimous. reed agrees to make it unanimous. warren then reads the decision to a spell bound courtroom. he says the question is does segregation violate the 14th amendment. we believe it does. he cannot agreed this ardent segregationist voted to strike down segregationist. reed says yes, i voted this. just an electric moment. >> let me read a little bit of chief justice warren who wrote the opinion for the court and what he had to say. we conclude that in the field of public education the doctrine of separate but equal has no place. separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. the plaintiff and others are be reason of the segregation complaint of de

brown is okay. >>> right now colts linebacker and former maryland football player dequel jackson is in court. d.c. police say he punched a pizza delivery driver in the face over a parking spot. in court this morning derrick ward learned jackson hit the driver so hard it broke his cheekbone. >>> one person is dead after a car fire in southwest washington. the car crashed into a large tree and caught fire just before midnight last night on raoul wallenberg place. the car was heading southbound. police have not released information on the victim. the body was found dead inside the car. >> right now on capitol hill, a huge defense bill is poised to pass the senate it would fund more than $600 billion in defense policy and spending. president obama vetoed a similar bill two weeks ago. that was before he agreed with the house on the budget. he could veto it again over provisions to prevent the goff front moving guantanamo bay detainees to the u.s. the senate is voting on that bill today. >>> developing this morning, the president's immigration plan faced a set back. an appeals court ruled against t

the former chief, tom jackson, resigned in march after a department of justice report criticized police and court practices in the wake of the killing of michael brown. anderson will return to his job as commander of the police department in glendale, arizona. a spokesman says family needs required him to leave the post early. ferguson now will start looking for a permanent chief. a new interim chief has not yet been named. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump has unleashed a twitter storm on rival john kasich. trump was reacting to reports that a kasich super pac plans to spend more than two million dollars on anti-trump ads in new hampshire. in a dozen tweets last night trump called kasich pathetic and a dud. trump said kasich is so irrelevant he wouldn't waste money running negative ads against him. and finally trump threatened a lawsuit if any of the ads aren't truthful. donald trump is backing off of the idea of a muslim database, after taking heat from most of the rest of the presidential candidates, republicans and democrats. the pack piling on after trump was asked about a muslim database and said he'd do it. now he's tweeting "i

justice jackson and justice frankfurter were concerned about how to justify the decision on overruling plessy. the fishers ons the court that become manifest in the first conference over brown. frankfurt,ues don't, vincent initial vote is something like four votes to strike down segregation. possibly.s stanley reed from kentucky. tom clark from texas. two, who seem undecided. frankfurter and jackson. they are in favor of judicial restraint and they do not like segregation. they are new deal democrats and they do not think the court should be stepping in. the initial vote is taken and it looks like segregation will win. all of a sudden, before the court can decide the case, he drops dead of a heart attack. on the way home from the funeral, he says to his colleagues, this is the first indication i have ever had that there is a god. court re-argues the case. attorney on the docket for our viewers, because there is a familiar name. john davis. who has been in three of our landmark cases. who was john davis and why was he at the home of so many important cases? >> he was the presidential candidate. unsuccessful presidential candidate. he turned one of the great appellate lawyers

brown, thank you. i want to bring in art roderick. we also have cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson and cnn law enforcement analystr and intelligence analyst bob baer. we certainly are expecting charges to be brought forth against this suspect. we're really waiting to figure out who he is and also some sort of inkling of why he did this. what is next in this case? >> interestingly enough, what pamela brown was mentioning in terms of will he talk? that's really an open question because what is next, of course, is the prosecution and any prosecution is going to be dependent upon the specific t t facts and facts are awful, miserable in terms of loss of life. you'll see how it will develop into a murder prosecution and multiple murders, i hope it's no more in terms of the victims getting better but what will happen is of course, you have the right to remain silent, et cetera, et cetera. will he talk is an open question. certainly possible he'll lawyer up and in that regard it's possible he won't say anything at all. in the absence of him talking about what specifically motivated him, there will be clues that investiga

jackson, who was mayor of atlanta, was born in dallas. emmanuel cleaver, who went on to become the mayor of kansas city, was born in waxahatchie. my friend, the great willie brown, - in san francisco. - was born in minneola. - so your the fifth - [ron] \and any of them - first black mayor. - [ron] could have done it. but my like my sisters and so many others, because of jim crow, we exported talent for too long. it's relevant to where we are now. i remind people, my story of where i am now is a story of what texas can be. because when i was a little kid in east austin, working with my mother's twin brother at the sheraton crest as a bus boy, and at the cherried inn, all those white people i worked at looked at me and they saw a bus boy. because that's all they were supposed to see. nobody asked me what i wanted to be. nobody knew what was in my heart. now you think about, this is a manifestation of what a special country we are. in one generation, i went from being that kid, to being secretary of state in the state that wouldn't let my parents vote, to being elected mayor of dallas, to serving in this cabinet. i remind people now, you make a huge mistake if we

brown division. if the oceans rank. and tracy k smith ordinary life. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> @have to do something. the only one that will get this joke. [applause] my editor is here, chris jacksonhonor to be here. they see the finished copy they don't see the five drafts. if ii can make it to the finish line everything will be okay. earlier today you already one. it's a beautiful come beautiful thing. between the world and me, it comes out of a very real place. it was in fact an odyssey. there is only one thing that we really had at the core, and that was the death and murder and killing of my friend. a student with me at howard university. howard university was a gathering place for black people. all over the world the entire does for i never knew being black could be such a big thing. the african-american community, if you look at the notion that have saw the family. privilege education. phrases beautiful boy, and exceptional student. could've gone to harvard, princeton. wanted to come to howard university i've never met an individual that was so full of love and compassion that's why we wrote the book. he was killed because he was mistaken for criminal. we are okay with the

brown. but, i believe his concurrence farhis case has a much more historical impact than black's majority opinion. >> i would agree with what you have said about justice jacksonhe is somebody without much or maybe any legal training. as a law professor that should tell me a great deal. but he is in their in this mix. every bit as influential, every bit as informed and intelligently engage as in other justice. that is a rail monument to him. the second thing worth stressing is his extraordinary ability to serve, capture and relatively parse language, beautiful, really profound thoughts. about a week ago, i heard justice scalia said though just as most admire was robert jackson. quite remarkable given ideologically they are not in the same camp. just a fine writer is saying, there's nobody better than jackson. really anybody interested should read the jackson and how well they can cut through legalese so to speak and get to the issues. >> robert is in springfield, missouri. >> yes, thank you. since the youngstown case, in what cases have the supreme court cited the three-tier approach formulated by justice jackson and his concurrence? >> thank you. we're going

jackson loves playing with his cousins and making others laught with his funny faces. next is will from orange city, iowa. he's celebrating his birthday today, friday november 27th. will likes watching charlie brown and helping his mom make pizza. celebrating a saturday november 28th birthday we have harrison. he's from sioux city. and he loves to play sports, go hiking and wants to be a firefighter when he grows up. and our last 4 on 4 birthday of the week is olivia. her birthday is tomorrow, saturday, november 28th. olivia is from sergeant bluff, iowa. she loves minnie mouse and playing outside. do you have a siouxland kid celebrating a fourth birthday? send us their picture and we'll put it on. << >> << wx timer @ :45 after a messy thanksgiving, conditions will be markedly better today with highs near 30 with some sunshine and steady north winds. there are a few returns on radar early today that might indicate a few snow flurries, but thanks to some much drier air, nothing is expected in the accumulating snow department on this black friday. better chances of that return sunday night and monday in which several inches of snow will be possible by then leaving us dry, but snow covered for the re

brown. but i believe his concurrence in this case has a much more far historical impact than blacks' majority opinion. >> i would agree with what you have said about justice jackson. he is somebody without much or maybe any legal training. as a law professor that should tell me a great deal. he's in this mix, every bit influential and informed as any other justice. that's a real monument to him. it's really worth stressing is his elegance. his ability to capture harsh language, beautiful really profound thoughts. i might just say roughly about a week ago i heard justice scalia say the justice he most admired was justice jackson, which is remarkable. they're not in the same camp. really is great -- anybody who is interested should read the jackson opinions for how well they can cut through legal ease and get to the hart of the issues. >> robert is in springfield, missouri. >> caller: yes, thank you. since the youngstown case, in what cases have the supreme court cited the three-tier approach form nated by justice jackson? >> thank you. we're going to talk about that a little more. >> i can't list them all. it's going to get cited a lot. this is part of what one mi

my name is marlene a jackson i'm a member of a pack for the past year and a half i've been an active member of the outreach committee i have one child that attends the willie l. browniddle school who has an interest in attending mit and studying veterinarian medication the a pack it super excited to support of decision vision 2025 we're in agreement with the objective outline, however, we're concerned about those objectives that are not are currently within reach of many of our african-american students african-american parents care and are invested in in their children's outcomes we find ourselves navigation center a system that don't properly sincere our families for many decades african-american enrollment from the san francisco unified school district has actually decreased from 5 thousand seven hundred students to 4 thousand 5 hundred students over the past 3 years the african-american population in san francisco as you can see is absent blur writingy on that slide under 56 to 48 thousand from 2011 to 2013 as our numbers in the city and the school district has dwindled we have double our attendance at the action park meeting we're super excited and have repres

brown christmas. >>> clayton? >> walk by there later today and can't wait to see it. earlier you saw my interview with laura lynn jacksoningous testing and the author of the book "the light between us." she was nice enough to spend about 20 minutes going through a reading with me and here's how it went. it was pretty amazing. watch. >> the first thing i want to tell you is they're telling me there is this beautiful like green coming up, green signifies change, new energy, new ideas. as we go into april, changes are going to happen here but going to be great for you. remember i'm saying this. there are two children here for you now? >> yes, i have two kids. >> were you just -- i don't want to get too personal, a possibility of a third. >> there's been a lot of discussion. >> i see a point of light waiting, this would be your choice to let it through or not. i think you're letting it through, though. so you know. okay. and just it will all be good. i hear like your grandmother saying like have the third child, have the third child. because i'm going to tell you right now she told me to what to say, you're not doing it becaus

in the 2008 election, jackson brown, the foo fighters, and john mellencamp all asked john mccain to stop using their music. after wisconsin governor scott walker used music from the at him, "we literally hate you." >> heart asked vice presidential candidate sarah palin to refrain from blaring "barracuda" at her rallies. >> stephen: yeah, i kind of agree. of all the heart songs, why would palin pick "barracuda"? i'd have thought she'd have gone with