i'm from the island of jamaica and i moved to jamaica, queens. >> anthony: why jamaica, queens?iving? what kind of work did she doing? >> loy: you know she didn't have all the education in the world. so you had to do all the odds and ends. she had to clean floors and just do whatever she had to do just to get things going. i think it's pretty much the similar story of immigrants that come to the united states. they come and work hard because it's the land of opportunity and they find a way to make it out of the rut. or at least using that platform to have someone like me, their offspring to become a little bit more, right, than they were. >> anthony: ordinarily the story is, i'm a regular beer drinker at this joint, and the thought of it disappearing is unbearable for me. where am i going to drink now? but that's not your story. >> loy: i knew that this place was important you know? i just felt something special and being someone that's from queens, something that's special like this shouldn't disappear. it was three days from closing down when i walked into the place. >> anthon

the support i have been getting from jamaica, i never thought i would reach here.one what i have done and to be a legend is something i would never have done without the support of my parents, close friends, my best friend. i have that huge support from everybody and the fans ofjamaica came out to support me. i want to thank you guys. i never expected this. thank you for coming out and showing me the support. thank you very much. a closing of the circle for usain bolt. victory on the same track when he first arrived in the sport. he won the world junior title here 15 years ago as a 15—year—old. the jamaican prime minister and lord coe two of the dignitaries to pay tribute to him. we can have arguments in football and tennis, but there is no argument here, he isjust the best. it is irrefutable. the atmosphere that he generates, jamaica is a massive country for track and field. he has changed the face of track and field in the last decade. we will miss him and we have got to figure out how to keep them involved in the sport now. the party continued in the stadium lon

i cannot say anything better lawrence from jamaica, queens just said. that me and should be running for president. everything he said was to my line of thinking. i am concerned about vladimir putin and the russians, big-time. it has to be dealt with by trust them.o not i never trusted russia since john kennedy was assassinated. i don't want to get into that, but the fellow that just spoke before me was terrific. host: thank you for the call, mark. thank you to all of our colors. more on the russia investigation as we hear on "washington journal" tomorrow morning as we vskyhans von spako on the james comey testimony. then we will have michael to matzke and gerald fierstein from the italy used institute -- middle east institute. also, as i mentioned, the james comey testimony before the senate intelligence committee, the entire hearing that took place on thursday, we will 10:35 on sunday at eastern time. and jeff sessions will be appearing on capitol hill this week for hearings related to his budget for the justice department, but we can probably expect s

>> this is in jamaica plain, massachusetts. and because of that, we have the best little league in the city. no, hispanic kids are the best. to make a perhaps an overgeneralization. but we had the best little league in the city. nathaniel tried out for his baseball team, and made one of the teams. very excited. comes home from practice after his first day talking all about... again, new neighborhood, trying to make new friends, excited with all the teammates. he's going to be center field, he says. comes home the second day, "oh, dad, i think i'm going to be right field." very excited. comes home the third day and he's in tears. i said to myself, "what happened?" so i went to his room, wouldn't talk to me about it, because he was not supposed to be crying, and he's a big boy. shuts his door, doesn't want to talk about it. so i called the coach. the coach says to me, "i was going to call you later about this, jarrett." apparently there were a couple of kids who had played on the team several years. these kids knew each other ver

i wa nt to jamaica came out to support me. i want to thank you guys.e same track when he first arrived in the sport. he won the world junior title here 15 yea rs won the world junior title here 15 years ago as the 15—year—old. the jamaican prime minister and lord coe to the dignitaries to pay tribute to him. we can have arguments in foot ball him. we can have arguments in football and tennis, but there is no argument here, he isjust the best. it is irrefutable. the atmosphere he generates, jamaica is a massive country for track and field. he has changed the face of track and field in the last decade. we will miss him and we have got to figure out how to keep them involved in the sport now. the party continued in the stadium long into the night. usain bolt bringing down the curtain on the jamaican leg of his career in fine style a nd jamaican leg of his career in fine style and he hopes to bring down the curtain on his entire career at the london world championships in similar fashion. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those sto

he's jamaica's most famous sportsman, and this afternoon usain bolt will compete for the final time inthis summer's world championships in london, and jamaicans are preparing a memoarble send—off for him when he runs in the 100 metres at today's racers grand prix. just a warning there's some flash photography coming up in ade adedoyin's report from jamaica. 15 years ago, 15—year—old usain bolt made history here at the national stadium in kingston when he became the youngest athlete to win a world title. he would go on to be an icon of the sport and a face of the sport. winning records and olympic titles. he has always maintained that winning gold back here as a junior is still one of the highlights of his career because of the pressure of competing front of a home crowd, so it is perhaps fitting that the final race onjamaican soil should be here on the track where he shot to prominence. one thing i know is it is going to be a great reception. i am home and the amount of people that have called me to get tickets. i know the stadium is going to be full. i know there is going to be energy

date line, pirates island water park jamaica. rolando johnson shoot out of the water slide and skim across the top of the water in a seated position like some religious figure before writing himself on the edge of the pool, coolly slipping on his shirt and walking away, johnson is a lifeguard at the park and says he practiced this for two years before nailing it. his move is so good some question the authenticity of the video. if you don't believe it johnson encourages you to come to jamaica and see it for yourself. do you believe it? >> i think we should see jamaica and see it for ourselves. >> an important investigative piece for "sunday today," that's next sunday right here. >>> we have a bonus low for you this week, goes to the momentary feeling of horror when cruising down the highway and a giant brown bear on a motorcycle pulls up beside you. a russian man was driving along when he caught something furry in his peripheral vision. turns out it's a performing bear with a traveling circus. today's performance, scaring the beje

just a warning there's some flash photography coming up in ade adedoyin‘s report from jamaica. party and a bit emotional but i am definitely looking forward to it. for me, i am discovering out there open wide and a strike to do my best as always, put on a show for them because that is why they are coming out too. england's women hockey players have been well beaten by argentina. england lost 5—1 at the olympic park to the team ranked third in the world. james burford reports. a clash between the northern and southern hemispheres. in a sport where close control and quick thinking rule, argentina set the pace. this deft flick forcing the short corner. the first golden chance of the match producing the first goal, perhaps then a barometer of the storm that was to come. but not to be deterred and through a short corner of their own, england's response was almost immediate. albeit a touch chaotic. argentina's play soon reached gale force, goals coming thick and fast. a combination of power, composure and skill putting england under pressure. and with literally a handful of seconds r

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several nations where they are from jamaica contest decisions will be in a news release. her parents say she is already looking forward to competing next year. she has a lot of years to compete. >>> a professional clerk spills the beans on how he made thousands using stolen credit cards. how to narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. >>> in today's health alert, local moms ask you to help find a cure for jm. it stands for juvenile myositis. >> if you've never heard of it, that is not surprising. jm is a rare autoimmune disorder in which the main system causing painful muscle inflammation. she learned abo

here is a look back now at the rise of the fastest man in the world from his roots in jamaica. at a slow pace and content, but not for its ometown hero, the world's fastest man, usain bolt. ago, his 30 careers on.rting talent early >> he would cry when others would beat him. to would encourage him not give up. today he is a star. lightning bolt as he is known is an eightime olympic gold the world record holder for both the 1,100 and sprint.r -- he donates money to causes. doesn't change. he goes out by the road, meets same way. give them money. people come mr. bolt, i don't my mother is sick, mr. bolt, it says a lot. > no one knows what usain bolt will do with his impending retirement, but lonelz hope provide tinue to inspiration to younger generations. >> to have him provides a little bit more motivation for our and i have no doubt that he will have a little bit part of what are a he plans to do. >> bolt will compete in the 2017 championships. his final international competition before hanging up running shoes. >> and it was a very emotional in his for usain bolt home country.

jamaica has always been a massive country for track and field and he has changed the face of it in the see him competing in the world championships. it is the men's french open final this afternoon. rafael nadal going for a tenth title at roland garros against stan wawrinka and there's commentary on bbc radio 5 live. that is all for no. an easyjet flight from slovenia to stansted was diverted to germany last night, when the pilot was alerted to a suspicious conversation on board, including what police called "terrorist content". all the passengers left the aircraft using emergency slides and a backpack was destroyed in a controlled explosion. three men have been arrested. the tv presenter richard hammond has been treated for a fractured knee after crashing a car while filming for his new motoring show, the grand tour. he was driving an electric supercar in switzerland when it left the road on a bend. the a7—year—old, who suffered brain injuries in a crash while filming top gear 11 years ago, got out of the vehicle before it burst into flames. his co—hostjeremy clarkson tweeted that it

it took place in jamaica, and when it was team for the bride to toss her bouquet, she did something else. she gave it to her best friend, jessica keeley, then asked her to turn around, and there on one knee was keeley's boyfriend adam break with a ring in hand. she called it one of the best moments of her life. she said she had love in her life and she wanted others close to her to have it too. go ahead and reach for a tissue. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching, and goodnight. we have breaking news at this hour. this is a look from the nbc bay area sky ranger. . >>> right now at 6:00 we have breaking news. at this hour toorg from nbc bay area sky ranger in the past 30 minutes we be learned alameda sheriff deputies are at this home where 500 birds, including being kept in cages you see. neighbors have been complaining about the noise, the odor, the sheriff's office apparently has been investigating this case about a month now. they say the birds were also being sold on krags list the past few years. we have a report on the way. we're bringing you more information as we get it.

and what are your islands -- what would you say if we were to lyndon jamaica? but we do not mean to lend you in jamaica. [laughter] not if you can help it. caribbean, this is the year of the monro doctrine. get your hands off of cuba. the cell continues to be part of the story. then also in the mix, the looming presidential election of 1824. in which monro -- the president would sail off in the sunset and the entire cabinet was running for president for eight years. there were marching their forces --having conversations of lining people up for support for president. , in may of 1824, he had another conversation that hisaled a statement of priorities -- should he become president. they are not an anti-slavery direction. stir plumber was here. they both lost -- lost in 1821. concerning my opinion among the restriction of slavery in missouri -- and submits to have said -- in favor of restriction. the object what to get -- the southern countries. he had written to judge archer would also been present, inquire of his recollections. he asked -- of what my opinions h

this happened, more of, morgan evick in jamaica.he video has 53,000 retweets. >> going with real. >> 91,000 likes. >> real? fake? >> uh. >> team? >> team team real. brian says fake. i think brian need company. fake. >> behind the camera doesn't help. maybe a little -- >> when you nod on the phone with someone. >> yeah. >> next. okay. this is really wonderful thing. this young lady, madeline terrin graduated from chino hills high school in california. congratulations to her. she wanted to do a throw back. this is her on her dad's shoulder, when mom graduated 17 years ago. and, little tbt in the future. today. there she is. >> that is awesome. 17 years later. mom at her own graduation. got to till you, mom and dad maintained pretty well over the 17 years. looking good. >> quickly get to a mom. solved a problem plagued women for centuries now. mother of boys. and this is her new invention. >> ha-ha. >> it's tough. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- what the police may have known about the london attackers as british authorities id

we sail from fort lauderdale, with ports of call in grand cayman in jamaica. join the party.

a comeback performance by bolt in jamaica last night. it was a fantastic night.in to be a champion at the 200m, but obviously things became very big, but i could not have done that without the support of my family and friends. and all the people here. i want to thank all of you. iam people here. i want to thank all of you. i am so grateful for people here. i want to thank all of you. i am so gratefulfor all people here. i want to thank all of you. i am so grateful for all the support you have always shown me. that is all the sport for no. scotland yard has released pictures of the fake suicide belts worn by the london bridge attackers. the officer leading the investigation says it is the first time he has seen the tactic used in the uk. the cathedral opened its doors for the first time since the attack this morning. the cathedral was in the area that was cordoned off after the attack. our correspondent richard lister is outside the cathedral for us. southwark cathedral, of course, located right next to both london bridge, where the attack began, and borough marke

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usain bolt put on quite a show during the final race in native, jamaica.d he win the 100 meter dash before 30,000 people, the eight-time gold medalist, wasn't enough. participated in a dance party there on the track. you got to love this guy. he plans to end his career at the track world championships, in august, and i am requesting thriller for that one. >> requesting he joins "dancing with the stars." >> yes, such a good call. >> moves. this reminder, cleveland cavaliers are once again, staring at the end of their reign as nba champions. golden state warriors have another chance to close out. the finals to night. lead 3-1, heading into game five. score sounds familiar. cleveland avoided the sweep fry day at home. got 40 points from kyree irving and 31 from lebron including this play. seriously. >> so nice! passinghe >> yes. >> cavs still believe they can become the first nba team to win a series after being down 0-3. >> look i said. put in the home work. got my mind ready for the games. got my body prepared. and, you know like i said if i leave everythin

they will be some wet weather towards jamaica. be picking up du5t problem in the middle east. that wind will be picking up dust and 5and wind will be picking up dust and sand and blowing it around so there will be poor visibility. that will have an impact on aviation. it is al5o have an impact on aviation. it is also very hot in southern iran. hot al5o also very hot in southern iran. hot also in india but also wet. we have got monsoon rain5. very heavy in places up and down the western coa5t. some of the worst weather is in the bay of bengal. bangladesh has seen 5ome in the bay of bengal. bangladesh has seen some heavy rain. some landslides and flooding. plenty more to come. we have seen some wet weather worked its way across to japan. thi5 we have seen some wet weather worked its way across to japan. this line of cloud is a 5emipermanent feature in this part of the world. it does bring heavy rain into 5outhern japan. it extends back into 5outhern and central china with hong kong on the edge of that. it has been quite wet here rec

it happened in jamaica.me time for the bride to toss the bouquet, she gave it to her best friend jessica keely and asked her to turn around. there on one knee was keely's boyfriend adam break with a ring in happen. the bride called it one of the most special moms of her life. she had love, she said, and she wanted people close to her to have it, too. go ahead and reach for a tissue. i won't tell. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is it for "nightly news" with lester holt for this tuesday night. thanks for watching, and good night. >>> what happened in bachelor pool? the plot thickens. this is access hollywood breaking down two completely conflicting versions of the incident. >> let's count to three. ready? >> katy pulls the plug after 96 hours live. was the mission accomplished? mariah breaks news on the new music. >> what?

on saturday evening local time, usain bolt will run his last competitive race in his home country jamaica. bolt is going to retire from athletics after this year's world championships in london. just a warning — there's some flash photography coming up in ade adedoyin's report. 15 years ago, 15—year—old usain bolt made history here in the national stadium in kingston when he became the youngest athlete to win a world junior title. he would go on to become an icon of the sport and the face of the sport, breaking world records and winning numerous world and olympic titles. but he has a lwa ys and olympic titles. but he has always maintained that winning gold here in 2002 as a junior is one of the highlights of his career because of the pressure of competing in front of a home crowd. so it is perhaps fitting that the final race on jamaican soil should be perhaps fitting that the final race onjamaican soil should be here on the track where he shot to prominence. it will be a great reception. i am prominence. it will be a great reception. iam home prominence. it will be a great reception. i am

man is hit with emotions during his final race in front of the home crowd and it's not a party in jamaica> now we are talking. remember to find us on facebook, wnnfans.com or on twitter,@abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." w." if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer >> and, with that, rafael nadal >> and, with that, rafael nadal defeated stan wawrinka to win his record 10th french open title. end of two weeks of perfect tennis for nadal. won every set he played. on his way to his 15th grand slam. in his career. that's, second all time, behind roger federer also pretty good. >> doing well. >> all right. >> you know who is doing well? the pittsburgh penguins planning a big stanley cup party for the second year in a row extending their reign as champions of the nhl. >> congratulations. game six, against nashville predators scoreless late in third period when, pittsburgh scored with the puck hitting the elbow.can you see it? oh. man. the goalie going into the net. added an extra, empty net goal for insurance made the final score, 2-0. captain sidney crosby, see him there, hoisting the s

that, to me, is notjust a value to jamaica, as ambassador, but value to the sport.d the latest from the americas cup semi—finals where sir ben ainslie's land rover bar team trailed new zealand 3—1 overnight. ainslie's boat had a a50 metre lead at the start of the race and led for 5 of the 7 legs, however they were ultimately unable to hold off the faster boat of emirates team new zealand to extend their lead to 4—1 up. they need just one win to knock sir ben ainslie's boat out. that's it from all of us. 0n the day that an england side reached the world cup final for the first time since 1966. well done to them. more sport on bbc news through the evening. we've seen a bit more sunshine through the afternoon but we've also seen areas of rain and one part of the country that has had some heavy showers is near wigan. you can see the main area of cloud and rain pushing north over scotland, showers coming behind it but the wettest weather has been over northern ireland. the weather warning should be fading away as the wet weather moves north, to the north—west of scotland

ticket down to jamaica at the resort. that israel. needs to be seen again. come off the slide and that is all i can say. as we slow it down, you will see that that has not been doctored. he is a lifeguard obviously with some spare time. that is sports for a monday night. there's more news at 11:00 coming up right now.>>> coming up next at 11. >> a jury delivered that sentence today for the man convicted of killing a teenager sierra lamar. >>> he was spread the death penalty. a panel of six men and six woman recommended a life sentence without the possibility of parole. jesse has reaction from the family. >> reporter: in the end, the verdict was not what he had hoped for. he is now disappointed. >> he gets to live his life and she does not. his family doesn't greven we do for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, jurors return their bitter -- verdict. they sentence him to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder. >> i feel at peace that she will not be -- he will not be on the streets

cheryl: i'm glad jamaica and the point about the dangerous conditions.ave to be very careful today. lauren: u.s. attorney general jeff sessions had to capitol hill to answer questions about contacts with russia and his role in the filing of the former fbi. a new mount workload hasn't found is capable of knocking out power grids around the world. we'll tell you about the sophisticated and highly dangerous supper program. stay with us. you are watching "fbn:am." danny trejo: let me tell you about the toughest guy on earth... he does the work of two jobs, but only gets paid for one. he's tough enough to feed the man that gave him a lifetime of nourishment. he has the crazy strength to lift the man that raised him up, without even flinching. that's right. no employee of the month bonus check here. this guy--no, this warrior will always be by his father's side, even if his dad will hardly remember. good luck finding a gym to train for that. if this guy isn't the toughest guy on the planet, then i don't know who is! caregiving is tougher than tough. find the c

also has definitely come from an environment, i came from decatur which is a lot like south side jamaicacurtis grew up. there are stories peripheral to not only environment we grew up in or directly within the environment but also curtis and courtney made sure we gave you guys reality. whether we have been a part of it, someone in life has seen what these guys are doing. >> reason why they are so passionate about the show and this is why it in the com sunday, mad at us or not math at us but you wish you could fantastically live the same life. >> yes. how do they know i watch in my underwear. >> i knew it, i knew, man. >> philadelphia's not far from new york, i saw you. >> okay. >> it was that post he sent out. >> yes. >> did something leak, i don't know. >> thanks. >> something leaked literally. >> oh, my gosh. >> we got leakage. >> thanks, guys. >> whose mommy. >> the gorilla at philadelphia zoo. >> do we see baby gorilla. is this a live shot? >> a baby. >> that is a live shot. >> so cute. >> look at those eyes. >> these eyes, we will take you to the nation's first view e new gorilla. >

you look at jamaica, you look at haiti.do is still a powerful determinant of where your status is in the power structure. does that exist here? >> man in blue shirt: it's not something that has consumed our imagination. being trinidadian is not necessarily color tune oriented, but its more and i think people really revel and enjoy is the common experiences. the food is the glue that binds this society together. >> chan: in spite of the problem that we have here we are still one of the most harmonious, multi-ethnic societies in the world and the multi-ethnicities of trinidad and tobago, multi religious tolerance are examples for the world to follow. we are a small island, and if you don't learn to live together you have to live in the sea. >> anthony: right. ♪ >> man wearing tan shirt: why trinidad is nice, trinidad is a paradise. why trinidad is nice, trinidad is a paradise. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: now my theory was that the whole world was going to look like trinidad in a 100 years. >> man wearing white shirt: that would be a grea

. >> jesse: this is a resort in ocho rios, jamaica. apparently. this is not a fake video. he has been practicing this for two years. >> greg: it is fake. >> jesse: this is tearing up the internet right now. he crosses his legs and sits upright. >> greg: you are not listening listening. >> jesse: i choose to believe! >> kimberly: did they investigate this? >> jesse: i want to believe this is true. thanks for watching, "hannity" is up next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." fox news alert. director james comey releases his opening remarks ahead of tomorrow's congressional testimony. it raises serious legal concerns for himself and not the president. the commander in chief feels vindicated tonight by comey's prepared testimony and he is ready to move forward. we will have full legal analysis of the prepared statement and also, the left mainstream media -- they are outright lying to you about this. at a level never before seen in our country's history. their goal is to destroy the presiden

so it happened in jamaica or did it? it has social media losing it.e stunt by teenager at a resort in jamaica. so you guys watch it, too. we want to hear what you have to say. he slides off the water slide and rides the surface all the way across the pool. then he gets out. it's gotten more than retweets and 81,000 favorites. steve and i we calling foul on this one. >> here's why i call foul. if you look at all the people around -- >> yes. >> nobody is -- >> reaction. >> that's the most amazing thing i've ever seen. >> but they are looking, though. >> yeah, but it's probably after he did whatever the fake thing was. >> 50 times in row somebody finally tape it. >> it's fake news. fake news. >> i think it's fake. >> it's fake. >> like the tornado yesterday was fake. this is fake. two days in a row, people. >> here's why i say it's fake. if you look at the video right before he gets to the end, it looks like his feet are in the water. >> um-hmm. >> if you watch it again it looks like his feet are under the water and all of a sudden his feet are above the

so the water slide video from jamaica we talk about this yesterday one of the reasons we was becauseng this was kind of lame out actually. people were like there's a dude sliding across the water and jumping up on the pool like we've seen this a thousand times before. maybe because they had. >> there's a good reason for that. they probably had seen it if they were at the resort for any amount of time. they did see it a lot. we talked to the guy you see in that video. his name is johnson a lifeguard at the water park, he says he's not the only one who can do it. he's just the most recent person that was captured on video. all the lifeguards have figure out the trick, and it's pretty simple thing. when he explain it to us, it kind of makes sense, that when you hit the water your legs have to be very tight together, crossed, and you sit up as you hit the water. now you have to have a lot of speed coming out of the slide, but all the lifeguards have figure out exactly how to do it. >> wait a minute. >> and you can actually -- >> now we're seeing the video. >> other videos. >> charles. ti

he slides on water this is lorenzo lifeguard at pie water garden in jamaica.two years. on top of the water. imagine that you witnessed that like did that just happen. amiracle. every once in a while we'll try to do a six play that didn't make it. i thought the icing was five plus. this is something so bad that we can laugh at it how horrible it is and this week it's me. fed ex field was turned into a golf course. >> i witnessed this in realtime. >> oh, yeah. >> blowed disclosures the sun was in your eyes. let's take another look. we'll check out form. is that the first time with a club in your hands? >> this is live tv. i swear i had a good hitter. and then they kicked you off property. i'm no longer allow there. they you're going to try to get better. >> wouldn't be the first time, brody. >> touche. >> coming up we need to get a little serious. just as james comey gets out of the hot seat, someone else is preparing to testify on capital hill. what we are learning about attorney jeff sessions' upcoming testimony when we come back. introducing fios gigabit conn

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how about some cool video in jamaica. social media losing it right there. what? >> what was that? >> look at this. >> perfect. get back up. put the shirt back on. >> game face on, baby. >> right. 48,000 retweets. 81,000 favorites. >> wow. >> people want to know if it's real or a little -- >> i think that's real. i think that's definitely real. let's look at it. >> that's definitely real watch do you think, steve? >> turned around and looked and she just liked right back again like it was no big deal. i'd be like what! >> how many times did he do it? look at the kids they're looking. you know what and they didn't go what? >> i mean that happens like when you do small things. >> wouldn't be a kid be like, that's insane. >> come on, steve. >> let's not be nay sayres. >> kev says it's not real he's the movie guy. it's movie magic. >> i want to vote yes. because it looks like fine. >> i want to vote, yes. too. >> that's serious speed coming out of it. the forecast is coming up in just ten seconds. let's think about it. >> ten seconds to think about it. is it real? >> toss by ten cents

. >> only my wife has that number but thbs jamaica so. >> that was last week with the fcc we had that remember? >> so we intend to reposition our kansas city offices as our real foothold in our mission to make sure that our markets serve and serve well our agricultural producers, manufacturers, our users of our mark place. and we got a number of initiatives underway to which i look forward to announcing next month about how we're going to reposition kansas city for our outreach into the communities. >> we appreciate your presence in kansas city and i'm glad to hear you as the chairman has discovered value. we wouldn't want an office for the sake of having an office by appreciate the opportunities that kansas city and month yans and kansas sans may have not only to benefit consumers but to provide employment in the mission that you have. thank you very much i look forward to working with you and hearing your plans. >> thank you senator. >> senator bose man. >> thank you madam chair and thank you both of y'all for being here and again your hard work. i just have one other thing chairman

decided to do the book, we lost so much over the years, music was my passion growing up right in jamaicahave went from lyricists to the lyric we challenge, and some of the problems, corporate, and corporations want quick fixes, the big days of music bands are over. and, you know -- >> how much has radio played, how much of a role has radiomoi making it difficult -- >> radio is it. there is a chapter in there about pay for playing. and corporate radio, you know, you hear, you know, 20 years ago you would hear the top ten songs every four hours. now you hear them every 60 minutes, less variety, and pockets of being filled on all levels. and it is hurting the music. >> a lot of people will remember you from bet and the music television definitely played a role in sort of the way that black music changed. i want to play a clip from 1983, this is bet's competitor mtv and a point that the late david bowie was making about the respect that black music has gotten over the years. >> okay. >> i'm just thrilled by the fact that so few black artists featured on it, why is that? >> i think we're tryi

they tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony in jamaica.t to her best friend, whose boyfriend was standing behind her waiting to propose. forget about stealing the bride's thunder, the bride came up with this plan. social media users were stunned by the this is incredibly sweet. not all brides want to share the spotlight. the wedding photographer posted the photo, saying one of the most beautiful and unselfish things i witnessed shooting weddings. would you like another couple to get endanggaged at your wedding? 78% of people said no. >> it's your sister. weren't they family? >> no. just a friend. >> the bride is in on and it thinks it's okay, it's fine. >> they were all in jamaica. >> the pride has to be -- and the groom. >> they have to be in on it. absolutely. >>> just ahead, are you overwhelmed by all of the options at the drugstore. from headache medicine. from headache medicine. we have sarah is a fifth-grade teacher. when it comes to molding young minds, nobody does it better. from headache medicine. we have she also builds her own f

they were in the 1% of jamaica, so -- [ laughter ] unless i have a job that i get dirt underneath myhat's right, going from like -- yeah, going from a goat to where they are is more impressive than what you've done. >> they're like, "so, you give seth your resume?" [ light laughter ] i'm like, "no, i have a -- why would i apply for a job here?" >> yeah, you know, i heard seth has four goats. [ laughter ] >> seth: congratulations on the show, guys. you each have one more. you want to throw them out there? >> uh, we're going on tour this summer -- >> yeah. >> be sure to [ bleep ] check us out. >> seth: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> check out the live show, ya'll. we're see you, boys. >> seth: desus and mero, everybody. their show airs weeknights on viceland. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ love is like a bowl of cherries, just don't swallow the seeds. so if anyone has a reason that these two should not be wed, speak now or forever hold your peace. ahem, sorry. oh, no. so, so sorry. it's just that your friend daryl here is supposed to be live streaming the wedd

phillip's mother, but from looking at the, at phillip's death certificate, it says that she comes from jamaica. her name was elizabeth steele. she was undoubtedly black. she's the one who because of her my great grandfather is labeled, was labeled colored or mulatto. i don't know where they met, i don't know whether she was slave or free. i don't know whether they actually married. i don't know how they ended up in the united states. but thomas dies in 1835, and then it's up to elizabeth steele white to give her children an education. and she gets -- phillip goes to the lawrence street school. in another serendipitous moment of research, i was at the new york historical society and looking through the public school society record. 90 volumes of writing. i come across this note that says the public school society twice paid my great grandfather on january 25 and then on april 28 1840, three dollars for making fires in african public school number two for a period of three months. and he wasg was cold paid to keep the building war by what i think he is so significant is that white teachers have

just a warning there's some flash photography coming up in ade adedoyin's report from jamaica. 15 yearsbe an icon of the sport had a face of the sport. —— usain bolt. winning records and olympic titles. he has a lwa ys records and olympic titles. he has always maintained that winning goal back you as a junior is still one of the highlights of his career because of the pressure of competing in front of a home crowd, so it is perhaps fitting that the final race on jamaican soil should be perhaps fitting that the final race onjamaican soil should be here on the track where he shot to prominence. one thing i know is it is going to be a great reception. i am home and the amount of people that have called me to get tickets. i know the stadium is going to be full. i know there is going to be energy and it will be one big party and a bit emotional but i am definitely looking forward to it. usain bolt has also spoken about the warm body shares with his coach, glen mills, the man who guided his career. mills tends to stay out of the limelight and really does interviews, but i managed to catch up