jackson?ael jackson's 1983 smash hit "thriller" owe a lot to his jackson 5 roots. especially their work after 1975. >> those later jacksons records were kind of a canvas where michael tried out a lot of the things that then fully flowered on "thriller" and in his solo work. >> watching michael on the hit variety show "the jacksons" in 1977, you can't help but see the roots of thriller and so much more. ♪ you're fighting for your life inside ♪ >> did the robot and everybody went insane. and that was years before he did the moon walk. >> with me again michael's brother and jackson 5 band mate tito. so tito, there's no doubt that michael got a lot of his dance moves that made him famous in his solo career straight from the jackson 5. how did you develop those memorable incredible moves? >> actually, we used to put ourselves in a room, you know, and we would practice all day. we would put the song on that we had choreographed and jackie, marlon and michael would stay there and they would work out

that man is michael jackson. >> michael jackson, the king of pop -- >> -- was taken to the hospital and apparently administered cpr in the ambulance. >> as the news breaks, jackson's brothers tito and jermaine begin to hear grim and troubling reports from loved ones and the media. do you remember the day, where you were, and the time? >> oh, yeah. i'll never forget it. i was -- i happened to be home. my middle son, terrell, called me on the phone. dad, is it true, what they are saying on tv about uncle michael? i said, what are they saying? they say he was rushed to the hospital and he's not breathing or something like that. i say, what? >> you called and said do you know anything about michael being rushed to the hospital? i said no. and i called my mother immediately. and she said she was on her way to the hospital. jermaine's mother, katherine, confirmed his worst fears. >> she was already at the hospital, and i called her back, and i heard her say he's dead. and i couldn't believe to hear my mother say her child is dead. my brother. and i got weak. very, very weak. >> tito jackson c

>> i think joe jackson is about as misunderstood as michael jackson was.chael's misunderstanding. joe jackson is a fine man. i have liked him for, well, 23 years i've been associated with this family. and he is the founder of this family. he is the one -- it's been the strength of this family now. it's devastating to catherine jackson, the mother. it's hurtful to the kids, to the brothers and sisters, to randy, to tito, to jermaine and janet, but joe jackson is the rock holding this family together now. >> alan, let me bring you into this discussion. when michael jackson died, nine of the top ten downloaded songs were michael jackson songs after his death. how is his music selling today? >> certainly, that explosion of all the interest and all the love that was allowed to come out after his passing. as you said, it was just nine of the top ten itunes downloads, the entire top of the album chart in the aftermath, all of this attention in sales and certainly didn't sustain to that level for two years since. i don't think there's any question, you hear a lot

and jackson did that. i remember in april '62 he wrote to his wife that he wanted to create an army of the living god. i believe that. jackson was very devout. the only probably the jackson was hit whole bunch of sinners following that living god idea and a lot of them left the ranks and so forth. but this jackson who do this. he told vmi cadets as they are living, when virginia seceded, he said in the civil war, when you take the sword you achieve the sort. and from the moment stonewall jackson became a confederate officer, he had achieved the sword and he would throughout. james longstreet is a different man in that sense. james longstreet was probably the best tactician in the army. longstreet was much more careful in expenditure of things because longstreet had done 1862 valley campaign? i don't think so. jackson knew the region but secondly what it took him as jackson would push men and push men and push men, lee sent jackson around both flank, not longstreet. lee understood. when you wanted to defend

, and jackson did that. i remember in april 62 she wrote to his wife he wanted to create an army of the living god and i believe that, jackson was very difficult. he had a bunch of sinners all the living god idea and a lot of them left the rank and so forth, but there's jackson who would do this. he told the vmi cadets as they are leaving when jan 92 virginia succeeded he said in the civil war when you take the sword he will achieve this word and stonewall jackson became a competitive officer he had achieved and he would throw out. james longstreet is a different man in that sense. he was probably the biggest tactician in the army. he was much more careful in the expenditure things could he have done the 1862 campaign? i don't think so. jackson knew the region but second, what it took. jackson would push the men and push of a man. glisson struck some around not long street because jackson can push men and he understood. but when he want to defend a position or who launched counterattacks you didn't give jack

jackson did that. remember in april of 62 he wrote to his wife that he wanted to create the army of the living god. a whole bunch of centers following the living down idea. all of them left the range. but there is jackson. he told the vmi cadets as they are leaving when virginia seceded. he said in the civil war when you take the sword you and said -- unsheathe the sword. from the moment stonewall jackson became a confederate officer he had unsheathe the sword. he would throughout. james longstreet is a different man. james longstreet was probably the best tactician in the army. longstreet was much more careful in the expenditure of things. could longstreet have done the 1862 campaign? i don't think so. jackson knew the region, but secondly what it took to be jackson would push men and pressmen and punishment. lee says jackson around because jackson can push men be really understood it. when you wanted to defend a position or you wanted to launch a counter-attack he didn't give it to jack. that is wher

i got a chance to speak today to jackson's father joe jackson.imself against rumors that he was too rough on michael and his brothers and sisters. >> everybody back in those days abused -- they didn't abuse the kids, they whipped the kids when they did wrong. now, you can't do that these days because if you whip a kid now, they call 911 on you. >> more from my interview with joe jackson later on in this show. >>> north carolina's governor declared a state of emergency today in 29 of its 100 counties because of massive wildfires. the flames scorched more than 70,000 acres in the eastern part of the state, mostly in dare county. state has put 12 counties under a code purple alert meaning the air is very unhealthy due to fires. >>> record flooding in minot, north dakota, now threatens to wipe out a large part of the city. about a third of the residents have evacuated. officials say the city will have to deal with the high water for at least a week. we get the latiest now from cnn's jim spellman. >> it's been a heartbreaking few days for the people o

if it wasn't for my father, we wouldn't have had the jackson 5, the jacksons, michael or anyone for thatter the break, i want to talk more about your dad. i want to ask you really if you ever thought it was an abusive relationship. then i want to talk about what is clearly an abusive relationship, the one you had in your marriage which makes for horrifying reading. drivers have told us they like a crossover that can go the distance. that's why we gave the chevy equinox an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon highway. but do passengers appreciate making less stops at the pump? hey. want me to drive? we'll take that as a yes. the count on chevy event is going on strong with a full selection of vehicles to choose from. visit your local chevy dealer. you can do this... get the ball, girl. hmmm, you can't do that. but you can do this. bengay pain relief + massage with penetrating nubs plus the powerful pain relief of bengay. love the nubs! and today, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream fast

jackson to you. ♪ >> janet jackson or ms. if you're nasty to her, never talks about her private life really, but tonight she's told me i can ask anything i like about her life in one of the most famous families in history. it should be an amazing encounter. how are you? >> how are you? >> may i? lovely to meet you. ♪ >>> janet, how are you? >> i'm very giddy right now. >> giddy? >> yes. >> it is exciting for you, i know. >> it's good to see you. >> is it exciting? do you like doing interviews? do you hate them? how do you feel? >> i'm not very keen about doing interviews. >> why not? >> i'm not much of a talker. i mean obviously i will if i have to, but i'd rather listen. i'd rather just stay very quiet and listen to what's going on. >> yet you have written a book that was incredibly open. i was surprised knowing how quiet you are. i was -- wow, she's being frank and honest here about private stuff. >> it's funny you say that. a lot of people said the very same thing when i did "the velvet rope "album. i have always written a

if it wasn't for my father, we wouldn't have had the jackson 5, the jacksons, michael or anyone for thatter the break, i want to talk more about your dad. i want to ask you really if you ever thought it was an abusive relationship. then i want to talk about what is clearly an abusive relationship, the one you had in your marriage which makes for horrifying reading. >>> my special guest, la toya jackson. before the break, we were talking about your dad, joe. tough man, hard man in many ways. did you ever feel that in his relentless pursuit for you guys to be successful, that the relationship you had with him crossed the line, that it became abusive in any way? >> no, and let me tell you why i say no to you. is because my father instilled the music in us. it was already there but he made sure that we knew what was right and what was wrong when it came to that. he was a disciplinarian as i said earlier. i also feel when you're young as children, you don't understand when your parents are trying to discipline you. you feel that it's wrong, they shouldn't do this, this way and that way -- >>

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that is joe jackson, the father of michael jackson. mr. jackson delivered our quote of the day. >>> time to talk politics. what do you expect today? joining me now is tim farley, the host of "morning briefing" on sirius live from washington. good morning, tim. what's on your agenda today? i know we have michelle bachmann. we heard her talking to chris wallace. she's announcing her bid for presidency today. >> good morning, ali. yeah. the launch at 9:00 this morning eastern time. not 9:00 local time. she will be in waterloo, iowa. she was born in waterloo. it's not a big surprise, but today she will be -- you mentioned the polling in iowa which indicated she was neck and neck pretty much statistically with mitt romney, who is the frontrunner right now in the republican party. fascinate i fascinating. the other big story is president barack obama today meets separately with the majority leader of the house. senator harry reid this morning, and then the minority leader mitch mcconnell this evening, and that will be the story we're watching cl

jacksons don't cry. jacksons are tough. >> really? you do, don't you?> you're quite emotional. >> are you kidding me? yeah, i cry. everybody cries. >> how do you get on with him now? honestly. >> do you think i'm going to sit here and lie to you? >> mm, maybe. >> that's wrong. we don't speak that much. >> when did you last talk to him? >> honestly, it's not often. >> weeks, months? >> it's been -- oh, no. it hasn't been months. not like that. a few weeks ago. >> do you feel sad about that? do you feel sad you don't have a relationship with him that is better? >> not anymore. i used to. it would have been nice. i would go over to a friend's house when mother would let me go. and i would see my friends, the relationship with their father. how they called him dad and sit on their lap and. >> what did you call him? >> joseph. one time i tried to call him dad. >> what happened? >> he said, no. he said, i'm joseph. you call me joseph. i'm joseph to you. your father tells you one time, you don't do it again. so i always called him joseph. >> sad, isn't it? >>

it's been two years since michael jackson's death. and also joe jackson joins me live. to talk again two years later. >> it's going to be interesting to hear what his sentiments are two years after. i also hear there's going to be a memorial taking place in gary, indiana. it's been a long time since you and i were on the sofa together talking face to face. you've been on this nationwide tour all over the place. >> "transparent" the book, we're going to talk about it. >> and this sofa, face to face. >>> all right, i'm fredericka whitfie whitfield, don lemon, up next just a few minutes from now. coldwell banker. we never stop moving. membership rewards points from american express. they're a social currency. with endless possibilities. even though i'm a great driver, and he's... not so much. well, for a driver like you, i would recommend our new snapshot discount. this little baby keeps track of your great driving habits, so you can save money. [sighs] amazing. it's like an extra bonus savings. [ cackling ] he's my ride home. how much can the snapshot discount save you? c

today we're joined by michael jackson's father joe jackson. thank you for joining us, sir.? still grieving two years later, i'm sure? >> i'm fine, thank you. glad you asked that question, you know, i'm still grieving over michael because i don't know. it's going to take me a long time to get over what happened to him. >> why is that? is it part of the mystery surrounding his death? because i know you said you believe that i guess it was some people conspired to kill him, is that correct? >> michael told his mother and he told his manager, who is writing a book now, the truth about michael jackson. he him they were going to kill him -- he told his mother that and his manager that but he never did tell me. i didn't know that until after he was dead. >> do you know who those people are who wanted to kill him? >> we got a great idea who they are and a lot of other people know who they are as well. >> you won't say, though? >> don, i didn't say that. i'm not saying, calling names right now, but you'll know in the book that's coming out. >> okay. are you writing a book? >> no. we

for its canceled tour because jackson lied about drug usage. >>> and speaking of jackson, the iconic red jacket from his "thriller" video is expected to fetch as much as 400,000 bucks. finally, my search so far. >> do you have a leather jacket? >> i have a leather jacket. it's red leather. it's so cool. >>> yeah, thank you. >> michael jackson. >>> well, time now for "way too early with willie geist." i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> with the new polls showing 75% of americans believe we ought to remove a substantial number of troops from afghanistan this summer, president obama now says the united states has accomplished, quote, a big chunk of its mission in afghanistan. the question is how many troops will the president announce are coming home this summer? >>> meanwhile, new york congressman anthony weiner admits at a press conference that he's been sending creep y photographs and messages to women through twitter. and facebook. the question is, should his constituents give him his job back next

today jackson delivered a new gospel of golden state.k jackson is still a commentator for the nba finals but he took time today to meet the bay area media in san francisco. not oak land, but san francisco. jackson is used to being a dynamic leader. now he says he's ready for his first grown man job. he should answer the warriors credibility and development. >> we're going to be demanding. offensively we're going to be a team that pushes the basketball. some may say can you push the basketball and defend. absolutely. we're not going to accept not getting it done on the floor. we're going to hold each other and this team to a different standard . we're going to be professionals and we're going to have an outstanding time. this is going to be an important time so you better latch on to the back of the -- >> i'm a believer. golden state also hired malone. considered one of the finest coaches in the nba. >>> stanford pitcher mark apel gave up these two home runs. north carolina wins 5-2. so stanford now needs to win both saturday and sunday t

jackson will get a 3 year, 6 million dollar contract. jackson interviewed with west and gm riley.they agreed jackson attribute outweigh his inexperience. >> there's no question that he has been preparing to be a head coach in this league. he's given a great deal of thought to it. he study the game. cease the game 2 or three times a week from tv or however many it is and he has a pretty good seat. so many and he's annualized the game very deepl deeply. that became obvious during our discussion was him. >> milestone for tim tonight. he was long gone by the time this game was decided. hasn't been yet. giants nationals in extra. strange but true category. tim hadn't beaten them in 3 years. top of the second. pl there it goes in and out a flash. l 9th of the year. solo shot. washington 1 nothing. later in the frame. gets harris junior. contrary striking out 1,000 but tim finish with 5 kids on the nature. lasted 5 innings after giving up 4 runs. giants another one of the patented late rally. 3 run in the eighth. nate flush hit. scor scores huff. tied at 4. head to extra in the tenth. 2

. >>> the warriors introduced new head coach mark jackson.iew with coach jackson is straight ahead. >>> and yet another exciting one-run game for the giants at thba ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>> good evening, everybody. the giants' 18 home wins, unbelievably, nine have come in last at-bat walkoff fashion. the latest tonight, in front of dusty baker and the cincinnati reds. there was a down moment back of ryan vogelsong, here is freddy sanchez, playing at an all-star level, dislocates his shoulder. he will be out for a while. the giants' best every day player taken from the field in great pain. 2-1 reds bottom five

michael jackson. i can't not talk about michael jackson. you had -- >> well, what is there to say?♪ thriller >> started on the wiz and he said i'm going to do an album on this. can you help me sign a producer? singing "ease on down the road" with diana. we thought we'd get him a song. finally got the song, "you can't win" with the crows, you know. >> yeah. >> scarecrow. i started watching him after that and seeing how focused he was. you know, everybody's dialogue, all of the songs, the steps, is choreography, everything, and he was so on the case. i was trying to find stuff in him that hadn't been exposed with the jackson 5, awe oyou kn. i was at the oscars one year and he was singing then a love song but a love song to a rat. i had turned the song around "she's out of my life" that a friend of mine wrote when his wife left him. i was saving it for sinatra and said i'm going to give this to michael. michael sang it and every take he did, he cried. but that was on the record, though. just took him into a new world. >> that included "off the wall," "thriller," "bad," three of the mo

jackson. >> it was funny to me at first. i'm like, this is crazy. >> reporter: yasin was one of the muslims arrested. now for the first time his fellow soldier khalid are telling their story on television. >> united states is known for fighting for other people's freedom. i wanted to help doing that. >> reporter: the two men emigrated to the u.s. from morocco. once here, they decided to sign up for perhaps the military's most dangerous job. arabic translators for the army in afghanistan and iraq. >> we want to prove to arabic nation, we live with americans. we know how they are good. >> reporter: in june 2009, they and three other recruits were sent to ft. jackson, south carolina, to begin training for the translator program that would put them on a fast track for u.s. citizenship. but in the wake of those shootings at ft. hood, the men say fellow soldiers at ft. jackson began to turn on them because of their background and religion. >> i heard, watch out, they may shoot us. hajis. >> reporter: hajis? >> all different names.

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and michael jackson was the same. he had this two voice thing. >> it's more about being shy, believe it or not. they both -- they go to that place. >> is it saying paris is shy? >> she can be. >> really? you can be shy? >> yes. >> she can. >> i am. >> i find that almost impossible to believe. >> it's hard to believe, but it's true. >> why are you here? >> here with you? >> why are you doing the interview? >> because i missed you. >> that is perfectly understandable. but you're here to promote something. because you wouldn't do it otherwise. part of your brand, you control pretty ruthlessly, and there's nothing wrong with that, is you come on to promote stuff. what are you promoting? >> i'm here for "the world according to paris" which is my new tv show. >> i love that title. "the world according to paris." how interested are you in the world? >> very. >> are you? >> yes. >> are you interested in world affairs? >> yes, i am. >> genuinely? >> yes. >> when you see what's going on in the middle east and stuff like that, d

joe jackson is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] joe jackson. joe jackson.ve: tall. >> jimmy: joe jackson's tall. >> steve: he's a tall drink of water. >> jimmy: what, he's like 6'8" or something? >> questlove: uh, yeah. >> jimmy: he's something like that. he's tall. but he's like -- he's like. you know, joe jackson's tall, and he's like -- ♪ is she really going out with him ♪ ♪ is she -- is she really ♪ ♪ but if my eyes don't deceive me ♪ ♪ there's something going on around here ♪ ♪ around here >> jimmy: and he does that. he also does -- ♪ mmm don't you feel like making something new ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you feel i'm breaking out of breaking up with you ♪ >> jimmy: but he's -- you can't stump the band. >> steve: i didn't know he was a samba player. >> jimmy: you can't stump the band. he also does -- "steppin' out." ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ steppin' out ♪ ♪ into the night into the light ♪ ♪ me, babe steppin' out ♪ [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: that's it. that's it. i tell you why -- he's going play that song tonight, on the show! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what?

new music from michael jackson.♪ >> reporter: and even though it is just a sample, the finished product is music to our ears. ♪ all in your name >> the memories. barry gibb says he has over two hours of the duo working together and accord iing to "th guardian" they were such good friends, jenna, he named woun of his sons after jackson, michael gibb is the name of the son. >> interesting. it's nice. an unlikely pair. >> very much so. >> very, very talented. thank you so much. and now here is lester. >>> it was a show that put country music in front of a national audience in a variety show form. decades later some familiar faces from the show "hee haw" are reuniting in a salute to the cornfield. >> are you still picking and grinning? >> it was like a big old family reunion. >> here we are again. 20 years. >> again? >> lots of laughing, hugging and reminiscing. >> gee, it's nice we could all get together tonight. we grew up together. we got married, we got divorced, we have children. >> but this reunion has a little bi

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a lot of people claim to have known michael jackson.ually went to high school with michael jackson. you stayed close friends with him right until the end of his life. and you've never really spoken about it much in public, not that i can see. tell me about your relationship with him. >> we met when i was 13 and he was 14. and developed a friendship and a bond throughout the years. and we always kept in touch. then when i moved to new york, and he would come and we'd always go to his concerts. you know, we started with -- we used to make prank phone calls together. we really -- we were little kids. we had a really great time. and then he came and visited when paris was born. and then he ended up living at the waldorf -- >> so he was there when paris was born -- >> a few months old. so he ended up moving into the waldorf for six months when we were living there for eight years. and right before he died, he was at the bel air hotel where we were living while we were renovating our home. so, he was there about three or four months, so we go

philip hogan has had tremendous experience and vanessa jackson is someone highly regarded. david wagner should be a part of this. that being said, julius turman is someone i have known a long time, who is deeply committed to fighting for the civil rights of immigrants in communities of color, fighting to ensure police reforms are fully implemented, and someone who does reflect our san francisco values. it is for that reason i will be supporting julius. i think we easily could have banded of supporting others in this field. colleagues, unless there is any other discussion, is there amendment to this item? if we could have a roll-call vote on the motion to substitute david wagner for julius turman. supervisor campos:-- supervisor cohen: no. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor farrell: no. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor weiner: no. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: no. president chiu: no. supervisor chu: no. >> there are four ayes and seven nos. president chiu: the motion to amend fails. on the underlying motion. superv

jackson. thank you. hi, ms. jackson. >> good afternoon. i did not get a chance to fill up everything. supervisor kim: you can fill out this for the clerk. the same thing. >> yes, my name is vanessa at jackson. i am a 44-year-old mother. i lost two children 10 years ago. i work at a battered women's shelter, and i were also as an intern at general hospital where i work with the trauma units, stabbing victims, a gang violence, community violence. i have been an advocate in the community for over 20 years. i have worked in the juvenile hall with clark, with state parole, a federal parole. i advocate for children and families, and i am here today because i feel that i have been watching the police commission on tv for several years, and i think the thing they are lacking is a community person. i see a lot of lawyers, i see a lot of ph.d. s and doctors, buti do not see a community%. i do not see an ordinary person just trying to make family violence, community violence safer, helping the u.s., -- h

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in fact sergeant jackson was saying she dealt recently with someone who was deaf. if someone doesn't answer you, that may be because they can't hear you or maybe they don't speak the language or maybe they're autistic and don't make eye contact and don't respond normally. i think we're looking at the situation and all that sort of taking a breath before the next action to kind of go, wait a second, before i act in this reactive mode based on what i think this is, am i really sure -- let's find a little bit more about what i'm actually dealing with. >> thank you. the collaborative focus is fabulous. who are the collaborators in just the curriculum development portion of the c.i.t.? >> there's a lot. mental health association -- >> is this the curriculum? >> yes. >> and also national mental health wellness -- >> drn eric from san francisco general psych emergency. david fine from mobile crisis. >> terrific. i was focusing in just on the curriculum development. everybody on the c.i.t. is really -- >> these people have all been engaged -- >> in the coalition of homeles

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