on james brown, probably almost all loving james brown musically.ichael jackson doing the same sort of thing. who's doing that now? there's beyoncÉ to a certain extent, but jc is certainly not. very fragmented. so kong is very polarizing. playing connie for my grandmother. and now, so who can do that now? who can bring all black people together on a cultural level? i don't think that person exists. it's for both the reasons about that in a culture and black culture in particular. and the problem and trying to do with his theories to be generational touchstones. so we look in the 60s that what motown did and we are all like we bonded over motown, went to parties and they played motown. we talked about motown music. but what is that for now? i mean, my typical musical sharing experience would be a jonathan, what are you this into? you name three artists i've never heard of. and there's nothing for us to bond over on a cultural level. so we are missing out on the chance to have artists who bring us together culturally. that's not just happening for bla

and it's one of the few times that i defied james brown.e was on the road. and his daughters that i laugh about that all the time, deanna and yamma. and, he was at his suite. he got to the hotel and his management team had said, "you know, rev is on 'saturday night live.'" "i'm not watching that. he shouldn't do it. he's making a joke out of himself." and he went in the bedroom of the suite. and they turned on tv in the living room. and i came out and did the james brown. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he snuck out, and looked. and saw me doing the invitation. he says, "the boy is a genius. i told him to do that." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we actually have a clip of that. here's your monologue. here's the reverend al sharpton. >> look at you, up here on this racist television show. [ laughter ] all dressed up like pat boone, trying to appeal to people in iowa. you used to be the tour manager for james brown, the godfather of soul. >> hold on, just because i don't wear flashy suits and gold medallions, it doesn't mean i still can't get down. >

have an opinion on james brown, probably almost all loving james brown musicically. michael jackson doing the same sort of thing. who's doing that now? beyonce to a certain extent, but jay-z is certainly not universal. so, you know, kanye's very polarizing. i'm not playing kanye for my grandmother. [laughter] you know, so who can do that now? who can bring all black people together on a cultural level? i don't think that person exists. and it's for both those reasons and the problem with that i'm trying to deal with is there used to be generational touchstones. so we look back in the '60s, and we look at what motown, we bonded over motown, went to partieses and they played motown. we talked about motown music. and what is that now? i name three artists he's never heard of, and there's nothing for us to bond over on a cultural level. so we're missing out on the chance to have artists who bring us together culturally. and that's not just happening for black people, it's also happening for white people as well. >> and we have -- >> i was going to say, would you say that

you can go james brown has a massive impact all of us and the system of cultural distribution now haschanged since before you were born there were three television stations. [laughter] when i was little. so the next day everybody would talk about what was on johnny carson. now there are at least a thousand television stations. is everybody watching the same thing? you are watching the shows from last night but you have dvr, what have you. so this partner for the culture to connect us, and that is absolutely happening within the black cultural identity, not just the sort of fragmentation of what it means to be black, but also the fragmentation of culture in general. so, to think about a james brown figure who is a massive figure who thinks all white people for the most part and black people have an opinion on james brown and probably almost all michael jackson doing the same sort of thing. who is doing that now? beyonce to a certain extent jay-z is very fragmented kanye is very polarized. i'm not playing kanye for my grandmother. [laughter] so who can do that now? who can bring all bla

he was following james brown. he couldn't just stand there and sing.stage. he's been doing that thing ever since. that's what rick perry was reminding me of here. >> you know what? i was going to force one more -- >> i think that's it. >> shameless plugs. >> the post election blog, election 2012. >> you are on message. third straight "washington post" reporter that's done that in less than a week. >> we're fighting for our share. >> jackie calmes. >> new york times. >> she came unprepared. >> shout out to the economic policy institute, liberal think tank, 25th anniversary this week. they've helped to shift the conversation a bit from the conservative heritage foundation, kato, hoover, all the rest. >> you ended up with two. now we're all going to go check out the dvd of james brown and mick jagger. >> you'll love it. >> that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." see you right back here tomorrow. another show coming up next. don't miss andrea mitchell reports. she's speak with secretary kathle kathleen sebelius. we'll hear from herman cain on th

that was my university, checking out be the king, and james brown, a cream. finding out how they were able to penetrate people's hearts. with their music. once you do that, something happens to their eyes. they become brighter. they start crying, they do not know why. they start dancing. it is like when a woman gives birth. =mmfirst, she cries and then she laughs. later on, she dances. and that, to me, is the beauty of what san francisco is about. >> one final question, and we are going to link it to your music today. such a rich legacy that you are giving us. you mentioned to me that you are working on a new album. could you share what is coming up? >> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we do not leave anybody out. t conviction, i am one of the few people that you can recognize by one note. god gave me that universal tone, and that is what we want to implement in all the songs. thank yo

let's go to james brown in new york. ight, bill belichick, rex ryan now, 3-3 in their head to head matchups. we will now take you out to the san diego at denver contest. san diego nursing a two-point lead with 28 seconds left in regulation. let's join the announcers out let's join the announcers out there. marv: we'd like to well welcome those of you watching the jets and the patriots. a good one here in denver. a 36-yard attempt now by nick novak of the chargers with just 28 seconds to play in the fourth quarter. san diego with a 26-24 lead. novak has been perfect for the season. 10-10. and continues his perfection. we're now down to 24 seconds remaining. and the last gasp choice for denver. sunday night begins with sports super agent on "60 minutes." then "amazing race," "the good wife" and "csi: miami." the story for the bronows today. tim tebow coming on. not that his numbers are extraordinary but he has sparked his broncos back into the game and now they need a dramatic finish. rich: you hate to be this early in the

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now james brown, but in africa it was on the -- all the instruments, dink, dink, dink. >> if i clap, guess i'm african and didn't know it. i clap on the one. i thought i had no rhythm. i thank you for that. >> i like to validate my caucasian sisters sisters and b. it's not cool. not one race has a monopoly on hipness or soul. god gave us the same. it's what you do with it that makes you soulful and significant and adorable. like the people that i grew one if, nat king kole and sam cook and oit redding. you just look at him. even with the volume off, you say, damn, i want what they got. >> you can watch 7 live weekdays at 3:00 p.m. right here on abc-7. >> some students have a whale of a tale to tell. fourth and fifth graders caught sight of a 35-40-foot humpback wheel feet away. they were in the channel yesterday morning. mike is back now with the forecast. >> you shaw our cloudy it was yet, but today, sunshine, 88 in santa cruz, and tomorrow when you wake up, it's going to be clear and warmer than what we dealt with this morning. check out the temperatures. 62 in antioch, half moon b

but dexter hayward, the guy -- i mean, he did all the sort of james brown stuff, you know, really wildally he made it. >> wow. >> i don't know if the guy can sing or not. they were looking for an all around performer to the days of idol, a big singer. you have to have marketability. pizza was another one. when they brought her on the show. paula didn't want her leaving and so did nicole. the surprise was simon ended up cutting one of the girls and goes back to her house in florida and he brought her back. >> she was good, too. >> chris re new who everybody loves, he is in. l.a. reid acourse him. it's going to be an interesting show. >> nailbiter right now, the local connection. >> marcus camby made it from maryland. associate, sang for rihanna and l.a. reid who thinks he is fantastic. he's going to be so fun to watch and fellow. he will some steffi wonder. >> and you can keep an eye on everything that happened with him right here on fox 5. >> and a lot of controversy from steve jones. steve jones getting a lot of hate from americans. >> we'll see how that goes. >> we'll see if he is re

let's check in once again with james brown and bill cowher in new york. james: minnesota within six of green bay. bill: they found their quarterback of the future, cristion ponder. two touchdowns, two interceptions but they pull to within six of green bay. james: capping a 10-play, 93-yard drive. greg: i wonder if coach cower's ears were burning as we were talking with the steelers and ex steelers coaching. dan: this is like watching his children play on both sides of the ball. who does bill root for? greg: isaac redman, first down yardage, out to about the 34-yard line. dan: that is why i would have gone for the onsides kick. even though there is all sorts of offensive line injuries, bill cowher is an expert at this. he knew how to take the air out of the football. the cast of characters has changed. it is not jerome bettis anymore but it is the same principle. greg: a quick pass. antonio brown. first down across the 45. inoue whisenhunt will take a time-out now and stop the clock. greg: arizona uses its first of three remaining with 3:04 remain to play h

i'm james brown in new york. green bay an easy winner over st.ning. new england stands atop the a.f.c. east while the giants lead the n.f.c. east. baltimore has half-game lead over pittsburgh and cincinnati in the n.f.c. north. a tragic note. two-time indy 500 winner dan weldon died in a 15-car accident in the las vegas indycar race. he was 33. follow the wings. mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now, that's progressive. call or click today. do you often experience the feeling of a dry mouth? it can be the side effect of many medications. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, p

im james brown in new york with the scores around the nfl.n emotional win, san diego moves to 4-and-1 and the colts winless. the patriots win in a tie for first in the afc east with buffalo. pittsburgh bounces back behind roethlisberger. minnesota wins its first game surprising san francisco and new orleans, both move to 4-and-1 while the eagles fly to 1 and 4. more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com. follow the wings. so -- tell me again what happened. i was downstairs making coffee, and we heard it. it just came crashing through the roof, out of nowhere. what is it? it's our ira. any idea what coulda caused this? maybe. i just sorta threw a little money here, a little money there. and i loaded up on something my dentist told me was hot. yeah. ♪ the new way to add the safety of onstar to your car. [ computer ] onstar. we're looking for city hall. i'm sending directions to your car. turn right on hill street. go north for 2 miles. ♪ this is onstar. i got a signal there's been a crash. do you need help? yes, please. i've got your

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the beatles, the stones, james brown, motown. in the '70s, l.e.d. zeppelin, sly stone.n the '80s, run dmc, michael jackson. in the '90s, nirvana, snoop dogg. but in the last decade plus, the american music scene has been changed less by any artist or movement than it has by the ipod. the legacy of steve jobs casts a large shadow over the music world. he's as much as a game changer as the beatles or run dmc. these are not changes he set out to make, he just released an awesome product. but the way people use ipods has changed the way they relate to music. when i was a kid, there were lots of boom boxes around. the walkman hadn't been invented yet, so music was a public experience. it was communal. we knew what each other was listening to. then the walkman, the discman, and the ipod, which is far more popular than those previous iterations of the portable music player. the ipod came out and privatized the music experience, made it something you do alone, so others can't easily know what you're listening to. this is good for public spaces, but it makes it harder to -- for

i'm james brown. green bay remains undefeated. detroit fallings two back in the n.f.c. north.ight. tim tebow led the broncos to a win in his first start of the year. oakland loses. dallas win. washington loses. both are 3-3. houston leads the a.f.c. south. the jets come from behind the beat the chargers. more more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com. follow the wings. [ male announcer ] chicken broccoli alfredo. mushroom smothered beef burgers. hearty chicken and noodle casserole. so easy, you just need campbell's cream of mushroom soup to make them and a hungry family to love them. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. we were just driving along, comin' back from the lake, and all of a sudden, ka-plam. it blindsided us. what is it? our college savings account. how do you think it happened? not sure. i think something we bought a while ago turned out to be something else, annnnnd, i remember a lot of other stuff in there had the word "aggressive" in it. is everyone okay? well, now, yeah. who knows later. ♪ to bring you a low-priced medicare prescription drug

police say juan brown and james wilson were both found dead with a gunshot wounds -- were both found with gunshot wounds. no arrests have been made in the case. the red cross is helping several families who are displaced by a two-alarm apartment fire in west columbia. firefighters were called to the reflection apartment complex around 12:30 this afternoon. it took crews about 30 minutes to get that are under control. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. water restrictions have been lifted after a water pumping station in towson lost power. officials say the helen road station lost power affecting 150,000 people. bge crews worked to get the power back on and it was restored around 2:00 this afternoon. as the death toll from the national listeria outbreak continues to grow, we are hearing from the family of a maryland victim, a 87-year-old clarence wells of catonsville and died after eating tainted cantaloupes. health officials told his family he had the same strain of listeria as the national outbreak that has killed 15 people so far. the family is suing the colorado based for

. >> estÁn pidiendo al gobernador del estado, el demÓcrata james brown que firme la segunda parte deatorio de la violencia que se vive en somalia en el medio de una gran hambruna. >> entrÓ en en sus horas finales. han decidido detener el bombardeo en sirte para que los residentes puedan abandonar la ciudad. >> y en en nueva zelanda hay preocupaciÓn por un derrame de petrÓleo causado por un choque de un barco cisterna. >> tambiÉn indicaron que es difÍcil calcular el alcance del derrame debido a lo extenso del barco. los 25 ocupantes de la nave se encuentran a salvo. >> el premio nobel de literatura del 2011 ha sido entregado a un sueco. equivale a casi un millÓn y medio de dÓlares y la academia entregó esta semana los galardones de fÍsica, química. el aÑo pasado lo ganÓ uno de los nuestros, vargas llosa. >> la controversia, dÉjame decirte que ya hemos estado hablando de un tema muy interesante que le va a llamar la atenciÓn a usted, es la atracciÓn y el amor. dos sentimientos que se pueden confundir. como shakira y piquÉ que no perderon oportunidad para mostrar su cariÑo. serÁ un caso

juan brown and james wilson were shot and taken to shock trauma. area described hearing argument between two men and another person about a week ago. that argument took place at the scene of the shooting. >>> news time 6:48. the trial of a man accused of killing a fellow patient at a state mental hospital begins today in howard county. he is charged with first and second degree murderer in the death of susan sax. it happened in jessup last year. prosecutors have video of him centering her room before she was strangled. they lived in medium security area in a forensic hospital and both were committed following trials for murder. >>> the family of a man that died after it eating tainted canteloupe is filing lawsuit. corinne redman is standing bywith more. >> reporter: clarence wells' daughter said they knew there was a problem when their father gained 9 pounds. his infection was caused by listeria. the public health official told the family listeria has been found and was the same strain of listeria found in dna in the bad canteloupes. clarence wells

it happened in captains circle. 33-year old guan brown and 30 year old james donta wilson... were shot early saturday morning at the admiral oaks apartment complex. police say brown was struck several times... he's now listed in critical condition.we're told wilson was hit in his leg... he's in fair condition this morning. 3 police need your help this morning finding the suspects involved in a shooting in north baltimore.it happened at the intersection of the alameda and belvedere avenue just after 6:00 on staurday. a 54-year old male was shot in the knee. he was transported to an area hospital.and at last check he was in stable condition. anyone with information is asked to call police right away. trial begins today for a man accused of killing a fellow patient at a state mental hospital.jury selections begin for el soundaniel- wahhabi... also known as saladin taylor. he is charged with killing 45 year old susan sach last year at clifton t. perkins state hospital.police say he entered her room, kissed her.. then strangled her.both were committed after trials for murder. a bal

juan brown and james wilson were shot friday morning at the animal oaks apartment. police don't believe it was random and witnesses are reporting hearing arguments between the two men and another person last week at the scene of the shooting. >>> news time 5:02 and this morning, we are hearing from a family of a catonsville man that died after eating tainted canteloupe. clarence well-being died and his family is filing a lawsuit. corinne redman is standing by with the latest. what is the family saying. >> reporter: he was admitted to the hospital six days later he died. test results came back to show that his infection was caused by listeria. public health officials told the family listeria was found in the system and it matched the same dna as the strain on the bad canteloupes and clarence wells is one of 15 people to die from the fruit shipped from jensen -- jensen farms. >> it's an enormous hole. it's the first couple wiex couldn't sit at the table and have -- weeks i couldn't sit at the table and have breakfast because he wasn't sitting there. riledy hard. >> re

brown and 30 year old james donta wilson were shot early saturday morning at the admiral oaks apartment complex. police say brown was struck several times and wilson was hit in his leg. at last check.....brown was listed in critical condition and wilson is in fair condition.... 3 and police are asking for your help tonight finding the suspects involved in a shooting in north baltimore.it happened here at the intersection of the alameda and belvedere avenue just after 6:00 on staurday. a 54-old male was shot in the knee. he was transported to an area hospital and at last check was in stable condition. anyone with information is urged to contact police. 3 fire crews are still looking into what caused a fire that forced six families out of their homes. it happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon, at the reflections apartment homes on little patuxent parkway in columbia. one person was rescued from the second floor and another person was treated for smoke inhalation .the red cross is helping people forced out of there homes. for almost a month now...residents in port deposit have been clea

your parents said the same thing about the rolling stones and the beatles and james brown, which willwere not talking about violence against women. this continues. it is corrosive to any culture. reverend you got in trouble for talking about this. >> one, tamika mallory went after this for two reasons. one, it's psychologically has people adjusting to this. i'm talking about the kids. secondly, the record companies, the music industry does limit what you can say about some groups and some professions. why is it allowed here? we questioned the double standard. you can't make aspersions against certain groups in this country. why can you do it against blacks? let's have a single standard. so some of the hard core hip hoppers said to me i'll say what you want to. i say no you won't, go in the studio and cut a cd that disparages the ethnic group that runs your record group. i'll see how gangster you are. >> sometimes i think the marijuana growers association of america is giving subsidies to rappers. it's like take more, take more. hip hop has been so huge for so long. if it was going to

police say james wilson and guan brown were shot. no word on a possible motive or suspects. >> for many, facebook has taken over their lives. it has about 800 million users. facebook is flexing its political muscle, forming a political action committee and strengthening ties with those on capitol hill. the idea is getting mixed reviews. >> i do not line that with the businesses and connecting with customers. i do not think it to take a political stance or have a political affiliation. >> the things they advocate for will be more broadly for our ability to express ourselves in addition to the interest they have in selling advertising and making sure the politicians have to reach theirgle constituents. >> that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think facebook is going too far if it forms a political action committee to lobby capitol hill? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it is the first monday in october which means is the start

somebody shot james wilson and guan brown. brown is listed in critical condition. so far police have not identified any suspects. >> recovery crews will be back on the chesapeake bay to try to locate the victim of a plane crash. the pilot managed to swim to safety but told police his elderly mother died in the water. her body has not been recovered. a crash that killed one person and injured four others. this happened on liberty road sunday afternoon. the victims are being treated for serious injuries. >> police are investigating a deadly motorcycle accident. juan carlos calderon mejia was not wearing a helmet when it lost control of this bike and it skidded into the back end of a tractor-trailer. >> jury selection begins in the trial of the mental hospital patient. he is charged with first and second-degree murder in the death of a woman at the clifton hospital. he reportedly told police he snuck into her room, kissed her, then strangled her with a string. >> it is the first monday in october which means is the start of the new term for the supreme court. kate ama

brown and 30 year old james donta wilson were found early saturday morning with gunshot wounds.... at last word.....brown was listed in critical condition and wilson is in fair condition.... right now....there is no motive and no arrests have been made. two bodies were found along river road in patapsco state park this morning. a man and woman in their twenties were found near the woods in this area of elkridge. police are conducting a full investigation but say some of the undisclosed evidence.... suggests a possible suicide. howard county firefighters were called in to a major fire in columbia that consumed six occupied homes. it happened around 12:30 on little patuxent parkway. firefighters were inside for hours looking for more hot spots after they got the flames under control. one person was treated for smoke inhalation but refused to go to the hospital. 3 we have our first look tonight at the impact of marylands new cell phone driving ban. ban. across the state, officers have issued almost ten thousand tickets to motorists who are using hand-held phones while driving. the crac

juan brown and james wilson were found yesterday morning with gun shot wounds near capital circle. morning. investigators say no arrests have been made in the case. >> firefighters were called to the reflections complex in the 12000 block of detective parkway 12:30 yesterday afternoon. it took fire crews 30 minutes to get the fire under control. no word on how the fire started. one person treated for smoke inhalation. >> a water power station lost power. this affected 150,000 people. residential and business people were urged >> welcome back. not the prettyest start to your sunday morning. it has been cloudy and chilly. a lot of drizzle being reported across the area as well. here is our southern storm system spinning across the mid-atlantic. it is not out of the question as we head throughout the day. we can see more showers push back in. that is the forecast. we are mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. temperatures started off in the 40's. we are barely warming up into the 50's in the afternoon. winds will be in out of the west at 8 to 12 miles per hour. if you are heading to

and somewhere, james brown is feeling good today ♪ i feel good, i feel good, like i knew i would, yeah in 2006. >> mike: a long time coming. it could have been done. >> dave: it's long overdue. let's check in with rick reichmuth who has a check of our weather outside. >> a cool start to the day across the northeast and in fact, the big fall conditions for so many this week. warm across the central plains and cooler across the far north and the northern rockies, take a look at the forecast today. a lot of the eastern seaboard is good, except around the far northern areas in around the great lakes, places like buffalo, water town, we're going to be dealing with rain and on and off today. and showers across south florida will be on the increase, and plenty of sunshine across the central plains and high temperatures feeling like summer. if you want fall wait for a couple more days because the cooler temperatures are on the way. as you go towards the west you can see the snow falling across the northern rockies, a system that's going to bring a much colder air in across the central plains a

ari brown and james steyer, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> good to be here. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. republican presidential hopeful rick perry unveiled a plan for a federal flat tax with a rate of 20%. and stocks fell after euro-zone nations failed to agree on key elements of a plan to resolve the european debt crisis. the dow industrials dropped 200 points. and to hari sreenivasan for what's on the newshour online. hari? >> reporter: we get more on the rising floodwaters bearing down on bangkok. we have a slide show and updates on our world page. on our health page, we look at the deadly drug epidemic of bath and our global health team reports from nicaragua, where cocaine consumption has increased as traffickers press into new routes through central america to the united states. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> brown: once more our honor role killed in afghanistan and iraq conflicts. we add them when their deaths become official. here in silence are nine more. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, w

browns. the team is incredibly 6-1. >>james: we cannot call the giants world series chance anymore. cardinals fans lined the streets yesterday for the team's victory parade. they beat the texas rangers 6-2 in game 7. this marks the team's 11th title in franchise history which is second only to the new york yankees. >>darya: i was waiting for the stanford highlights. >>mark: one of the best football games ever. >>darya: triple overtime. we will talk to gary about that. we will also have to talk about halloween costumes. here is a look at the approach to the bay bridge. it looks like we have a little bit of a backup of the bay bridge. we will be right back. >>mark: here is a quick look at your holiday forecast. clear skies and light cloudiness. over all we are good. temperatures cool off as we head to 8:00 p.m.. 62 inland. it will get chilly pretty quickly. sunset at 6:11 a.m.. >>mark: in japan, a government panel says it will take at least 30 years to safely closed the japanese power plant, for the shima was damaged during a massive earthquake and a tsunami in march. it is the side o

james wilson was shot yesterday morning in the captain circle area. brown is in it can critical condition walls and is in serious but stable condition. so far no rest of the nave. talk football. tonight the national spotlight shines on the stadium as the ravens face the jets in a prime- time show dump. jen's ben out their parting with the tail gators. [cheering] >> you can imagine they have a lot of personnel . we are going to show you of some of the food that is on the grill. tell us about what you're cooking. >> i have this date shish- kebabs, new york strip steaks, filet mignon, hot dog, and italian sausage. >> you have everything from hot dogs to filet mignon? >> we like to do this every sunday. we are die-hard fans. we will beat the jets tonight. >> i don't know -- [inaudible] you know what? it is all in good fun. it was brave to where that of her. >> he is a brave man, because it is dangerous in this city. >> this is a big game. they are not as big of a rival as the steelers' third >> this is a big game. they could take the lead in the division . >> w

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