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. >> i know you're more of a james brown and a soul person. but this sounds a little bit like a snoop dogg line, when you disobama, you disyourself. >> you must remember james brown helped set the trail for snoop dogg. i can do both. >> it's true. >> i have a little bit of a different view. i think it's very important this idea in order to look forward and build this progress that everyone is talking about, we have to look back. right? we have to recognize the mistakes we made in the past. that's a line that was said yesterday specifically referring to immigration. president obama was an incredible president. you can't deny under his legacy, 3 million people were deported. that's not just statistics. that's pain that a lot of people are feel. those are families. i don't see anything wrong with someone taking that pain and saying we can do better. that's not an insult. those people requesting that apology those are the democrats' biggest allies. it's important to leverage that. >> i guess one of the questions that becomes a little bit deep or m

say it loud, i am black and i am proud, as james brown puts it. merle haggard does it, james brown does it, all you need is love, the beatles song for that first global television broadcasting 1967 functions as the same kind of lowest common denominator value, drawing together a group of people. what helen reddy does is very old in one sense and quite butentional in many ways, what is different is it is done in the service of politicizing women. ray's reaction is to say, -- helen reddy's reaction is, i don't do women's live music all the time, i do lots of other things, like bob dylan she doesn't want to be imprisoned in one identity and no she doesn't have to do it all the time. i will let you do this just once, she knows to do it just once is to do a great deal, it is to begin to change things. so that draws us together to this point. if we are trying to build an argument about post-revolutionary popular music, that after the suppose it we end upk, the place looking is not in rock itself, it is among people who fromiously pulled away mainstream,

he said i'm going to do james brown in a hot tub and we went what? he wanted to do mr. the door. it was so funny. this is he'd department h eddie. he's goes i'm going to do buckwheat. i said to the great eddie murphy, that i'm great follow be a friend with and not to mention being able to work with and i said eddie, you can't do buckwheat, that's going to come across so racist. he said i'm doing it, man. this is going to be spectacular, dagen. dagen: he's badge i was looking at photos online, paparazzi shots from the set of "coming to america" the sequel that he's doing. cannot wait for that. i want a beverly hills cop reboot. let's bring back -- i'm not joking. because i think i own video cassettes, i have delirious and raw somewhere in a storage unit. >> did you watch it? he would walk -- i remember when you were a kid, dagen mcdowell, and i was snl with eddie, the first thing i would say to my friend, eddie murphy, he was 19 years old at the time, check it out, whic i would say , there's kids watching and be careful on what you do. on snl we were a little careful. we

this morning, kardashian tweeting, yes and lebron james adding cyntoia brown welcome home. while in prison brown earned two college degree answer mentored other young offenders and wrote a memoir "free cyntoia" and even got married behind bars. >> this is a story of redemption. that's what you want out of your prison. >> reporter: brown first released a statement saying while first giving honor to god, i look forward to using my experiences to help other women and girls suffering abuse and exploitation. and brown is requesting privacy before granting any interviews. her book is being released in october. janai. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich may soon get out of prison. president trump told reporters last night that he is seriously considering commuting the corruption sentence of the former "celebrity apprentice" contestant. blagojevich has served 7 of his 14-year sentence. >>> well time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >>> this tornado touched down in springfield, new jersey. video shows how hard it was to drive in the area with debris

rdlebrities, including kim kardashian and lebron james, meshed for brown's clemency, calling her a victimtrafficking. brown, now 31, and recently married, will remain on parole for 10 years. new today, the food and drug administration is stepping up as investigation of a possible link between e-cigarettes and seizures. the agency says it's received 127 reports of people suffering seizures after vaping. that since 2010. now, the evidence does not yet point to a cause, but high levels of nicotine are known to cause seizures in lab animals. and we have important news if you eat a lot of seafood. mercury levels in fish are rising. they're up 23% in atlantic cod, 56% in atlantic bluefin tuna. .tudies say climate change may be to blame by altering their feeding patterns. high levels of mercury can cause neurological problems in children. up next, a banner day for a couple of veterans. this is ava. these are ava's shoulders. they square off, hold firm, bear it all. this is her physical therapist, who lends his strength, to hers. these are ava's shoulders, now stronger than ever. this is what med

celebrities, including kim kardashian and lebron james, pushed for brown's clemency, calling her a victimafficking. brown, now 31, and recently married, will remain on parole for 10 years. new today, the food and drug administration is stepping up its investigation of a possible link between e-cigarettes and seizures. the agency says it's received 127 reports of people suffering seizures after vaping. that since 2010. now, the evidence does not yet point to a cause, but high levels of nicotine are known to cause seizures in lab animals. and we have important news if you eat a lot of seafood. mercury levels in fish are rising. they're up 23% in atlantic cod, 56% in atlantic bluefin tuna. studies say climate change may be to blame by altering their feeding patterns. high levels of mercury can cause neurological problems in children. up next, a banner day for a couple of veterans. >> we end tonight with a grand story about a grand old flag. >> it was dropped somewhere between there and the beltway, right down there. >> as william holley was moving to a new apartment in maryland, an american

reality that lee and his command teams ultimately consisting of jackson, james long street and james ewell brown jeb stuart, faintly came to understand. time and again, during the seven days before and after second manassas and the fredericksburg and chancellorsville they had realized the challenges inherent in transforming tactical/operational victories into strategic ones. in each of these successful companions, lee jackson discussions both private and in consultation with the other leaders molded can federate strategy attempting to ratify this problem. jackson's early strategic thoughts in 198061 into the spring of 1862, about writing the north and bringing a quote hard war to the enemy. this was not only wise counsel fairly then be in military advisor and effective general in chief but also reflected the strategic reality contextually facing the confederacy. the loss of much of tennessee and mississippi river valley in northern arkansas by mid 1962, meant that recovery in the western and trans- mississippi theaters was unlikely. there the confederacy can only hope to delay rent the inevitabl

that is scott brown, raymond james chief economist. guy: back to italy, the country's prime minister, giuseppe conti, said he will meet with the president today to resign. looking at the charts in the bloomberg, btp bond yields conti tookrage since over. we see tightening below the average and currently trading at 206. when the news of the resignation came through, we tightened out more. that is not in someways what you would expect in this scenario. we are joined in brussels. that, over the expectation conti would tough it out and try and put some sort of alliance together with one of the other parties in italy, why did he decide to go? salvinihe given sel what he wants? maria: everything that could've gone way has gone wrong. complete flying -- it was completely flawed from salvini. down to thely is republic to decide whether he wants to explore another majority or a curative government needs to be put in place to do the budget before the end of the year or an election. the timing seems very weird for salvini because he needed a quic

times" columnist jonah goldberg, democratic strategist stephanie brown james of emily's list and a specialormer north dakota senator heidi heitkamp. thank you all for being here. let me pick up on what we were just talking about earlier on the gun laws. i know there's a debate over how much that would do or not do to solve this problem but there does seem to be a bipartisan consensus, rick, on universal background checks and these so-called red flag laws. has the political environment changed? is something finally going to happen in those areas? >> those are two different questions. the environment has changed but that doesn't necessarily mean that we're ripe to see something actually pass congress or get pushed from the administration. you saw mick mulvaney in your interview a few minutes ago, they weren't really budging on this issue of an assault ban. the public is there. the critical issue for advocates of gun control, particularly in the wake of shootings like this is how do you make it a voting issue? they've got the numbers there for universal background checks. we're starting to se

a former raider james jones and a friend of brown gives his explanation for things. >> these new helmetsreceivers, they mess with your vision. if she's practicing there's a bar that messes with the vision. you snap your head there's a bar. he probably practiced with it, doesn't like it. everyone in the organization has been fighting for you, telling have that you are the great guy, it time for you to repay them. >> play, but antonio brown sounds like, i love the game, i love the hustle, he can leave the league, if i leave will the fans still love me basically is what, i'm paraphrasing it. bottom line is, his future with the raiders up in the air. as far as preseason football, raiders taking on the rams in the bay area and the 14ers, 49ers will be taking on the cowboys. they will play in the bay area. if you hike preseason football, i do not. i think it the biggest rip off. they pay them the normal prices. the fans have to pay for this. wow won't sew the stars. kyle shanahan the church seems to agree with me. >> you don't need four preseason game. referee i'd like two. 1 to evaluate the t

when james redpath wrote the first biography of brown in 1860, he asked this man for a definitive account for the battle of blackjack and dedicated the volume to him. his name was henry david thoreau. thank you. [ applause ] are there any questions that i can answer? >> you have political rads caic are providing props. they are digging into the stories and the relationships behind specific items that are shooting type at each other. is there -- was this sort of a common tactic that was in pocket of the play books or was this something new and organic that had come up. >> thank you. that's a good question. it was a very common tactic. one of the reasons why they did this is because it was clear to everybody across the political spectrum in america that newspapers didn't always tell the truth. one way you could substantiate your point was by providing physical evidence for your crimes. kind of getting into the details and saying here is exhibit a. here is exhibit b. was a common way in a time when people didn't trust the news that here is some evidence that what i'm saying is the truth. tha

brown this man took his place on the program. newspaper summaries of his speech edited out his boldest points. and when james red path wrote the first biography of brown in 1860 he asked this man for a definitive account of the battle of blackjack. and he dedicated the volume to him. his name was henry david thoreau. thank you. you. [applause] >> are there any questions i can answer? >> hi, dr. phillips. >> hello. >> i'm wondering you given us a surprising number of examples tonight where you have political radicals who are -- it's like they're curating acts of violence. providing prap row props digging no stories and relationships shooting type at each other. is this -- was this sort of a common tactic in like the pocket the playbook of political actors at this time or was in new and organic that came up. >> thank you that's a good question. it was a very common tactic. i think one of the reasons why they did this is because it was clear to everybody across the political spectrum in america at this time that newspapers didn't always tell the truth. and so one way that you could kind of substantiate your poi

jackson browne, j.d., linda ronstadt, joni mitchell, james taylor.selves. >> is it difficult to reveal it constantly to so many people? why do you have to do this? >> i feel an obligation to people and to myself to try and share myself, maybe as honestly as i can. ♪ i left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out ♪ ♪ well i hit the rowdy road and many kinds i met there ♪ ♪ many stories told me all the ways to get there ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ so on and on i go the seconds tics the time out ♪ ♪ there's so much left to know and i'm on the road to find out ♪ >> everyone was just trying to do whatever came into their head. >> in the early days paul and i, we wanted to be the goff and king of england. they were very big those days. >> we had no idea who the people were, the mysterious mr. king was. wrote the songs, chains the beatles did, i'm into something good. which was part of the british invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind the scenes woman to a star in her own right. ♪ i fe

james montgomery. the man leading these troops and ridden with john brown. one historian has raised legitimate questions which is if you have no record, how do we know. harriet tubman might've stuck out like a sore thumb. how could she have infiltrated behind lines a woman from maryland down in south carolina place she did not know well in most insight people spoke of a dialect which he would not haveh understood practically a separate language. so areod we seeing evidence that we have, i'm speaking as a historian not a novelist, we will get into that. are we seeing what we want to see? which is thegl single most heroc female patriot in american history. who was harriet tubman in the civil war? was she able nurse and a washer woman? for union soldiers or was she aa scout, spy and ultimately a veteran? so today i want to sketch the scenetio until you what you fort about the civil war and get this off on dry ground which is a good metaphor in this case and i want to ask you after i sketch at the scene and laid out the evidence, i want you to draw your own conc

if you listen to this interview from james jones who's a former raider wide receiver and a friend of brownse brown's point. >> these new helmets you have to get used to them. they mess with your vision, if he looks for the ball there's a bar that messes with your vision, you snap your head there's a bar that messes with your vision. he probably practiced with it and doesn't like it. everyone has been fighting for you. telling everyone you're a great teammate. it's time for you to repay them. >> replay them and show up. >> i'm going to do my best with this recent tweet: recent tweet: . >> to me what i think he's saying, i'll leave the game, i have the money, he wants his fans to like him. i think it boils down to this. he has blisters on his feet and raiders have everything on their face for signing him. he's been a problem everywhere he's gone. he has talent. most people consider him. >> but he has a track record. >> people think he's the best wide receiver. we have video when he was with the steelers, normally no team let's a talent go. the steelers didn't have a choice. he through a tantr

amy: we're also joined by kris brown, president of brady, formerly the brady campaign to prevent gun violence, named for jamesdy, who was shot in the head during the attempted assassination of president reagan. kris brown, welcome to democracy now!. can you lay out what you're demanding, and do you feel that what the democrats want the senate to vote on right now is enough? kris: what we're demanding right now is that mitch mcconnell call the senate back into session and consider the twtwo m measures that have been passed by the house to expand brady background checks and ensure that a background check is done before every gun sale, hr-142 in the senate. and a bill to clomes the charleston loophole, the loophole that t allows a a gun to proceed fine a background check hasn't come back in 72 hours. it's called the charleston loophole, because that's how the shooter at the a.m.e. baptist church in charleston got his gun. yes, we want those two measures to be brought up. we want mcconnell to call the senate back into session. is that enough? no. because gun violence is an epidemic in this country. it's not one s

john brown and others are going to come to kansas, james h. lane, james montgomery, they are going become the famous or infamous jayhawkers. kansas. i want to make this point. it's crucial for us to understand this. kansas as far as i know is the only state in the country, only territory in the country at the time where white men risked their lives to go into a slave territory and free black people. i want you to think about that. the only other time this was happening was when a woman named harriet tubman in maryland. some people don't agree with that. and i suggest that there are probably some reasons why they don't agree with it and i'll try to deal with those reasons. at any rate, this is the situation that's going on. anti-slavery men, white men going to free black men in missouri. kansas, at least in the beginning, pays -- kansas in the beginning pays tribute to the abolitionists. this is the first of two pictures i took in the kansas city chamber. i was surprised to see both of them. can you guys read the names? barely can read the name

raiders wide receiver antonio brown hanging out with the lasalle students without his helmet. opening drive of the game the spartan james kobe forced to give de la salle a 7-0 lead just 30 seconds into the game and later in the first the game now tied at seven, the raiders zion turner goes deep to marcus frisby who makes the one-handed juggling catch with the 71 yards forward to give st. thomas the lead in the top ranked team raiders go on to win 24-14.>>> it is a helmet saw that that just will not end. antonio brown had his hearing in connection with this latest grievance over his helmet today. a decision is expected early next week. tomorrow on kpix we will see if jimmy gallant below can bounce back from his poor preseason debut in which he completed just that one of six passes with an interception against the broncos. there has been a lot of talk on social media and bay area radio about jimmy g's performance, something his head coach kyle shanahan can relate to. >> i had success my first couple years in houston as a court nadir and i was really young and decided it's easy, what is anyone get stressed out? go to washi

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cyntoia brown, now 31, was granted an early release from her life sentence in january. that followed support from celebrities, including rihanna and james. she's served a sentence for a long time. >> reporter: that's right. considering cyntoia brown has spent nearly half her life behind bars. she earned her degree and encouraged scores of people to champion her release. now she wants to use her experiences to help other young women and girls escape abuse. >> reporter: she left prison hoping for privacy as she reenters society. but her case, drawing attention for years, already speaks volumes. brown, seen in this 2011 documentary, says 43-year-old real estate agent johnny allen picked her up in 2004 in an area of nashville known for prostitution. she says allen agreed to pay her $150 with the intent to have sex, then drove her to his home. >> he just grabbed me, like, and he just grabbed real hard and he just gave me this look. he rolled over and he's reaping to t -- reaching to the side of the bed or something. and i'm thinking, he's not going to hit me, he's getting a gun. >> what did you do at that time? >> i grabbed the gun and shot

brown and mo hussein. and next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello there, welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is jamesg. what do you have for us this week? well, playmobil: the movie is an animated musical, but will it have us dancing in the dark of the cinema? we go back to the glory days of hitchcock, bergman and grant with the reissued thriller notorious. and, yes, i've been using bruce springsteen song titles because blinded by the light is out. it's the story of one boy's passion for the boss. let's start off, then, with playmobil: the movie. who is this aimed at? very good question. it's aimed young. i think that was the big surprise for me. we are quite used to family film now that have several layers to them, several levels to them. so obviously children have to be taken to these films by their parents. this one's aimed squarely at the under tens. there's not really anything there for the older folk. in the wake of the lego movie and its sequel, as well, of course brands like playmobil were going to be looking to get into the movie world. this actually starts out as a live—action film about a

james montgomery to lead the way. montgomery was a western man, he had written with john brown in kansas before the american civil war broke out. it was don brown, somebody who harriet tubman had met but montgomery was alongside him. it's hard to exaggerate the importance at that time of john brown. people today are like maybe we could sing a song or something. at this time, for a white man to risk his life, to try to start a war to liberate people, it's a meaningful think. it's about taking that to the gallows. in a woman offered her baby for him to guests. for harriet tappan, this is a later photograph after the war, is very important that it be montgomery. by the way, her description of the raid was the only one published after the war. it was widely distributed, never contradicted. instead, her account and applications for military pension was supported by u.s. secretary of state william in writing. he was there at the same time as lincoln. most of them. desperately wounded. he recommended her for pension. also general section, the command over the royal island and military inspections. for her application, despi

brown. are they with us? [applause] i'm happy to introduce our moderator for this session, james a stevens, is not only, i'm sorry. i skipped over.curtis wilkie. no, he's over there. our moderator is curtis wilkie, associate professor of journalism at the university of mississippi and a fellow at the university's overby center or southern journalism andpolicy and he'll take over . >> thank you for coming and we appreciate the presence of our guests on the panel at the mississippi bookfestival. it's getting bigger and better every year.i'm going to start off by introducing very briefly . our guest will carry on a discussion and i hope you all will have discussions for the towards the end of our hour. karen abbott is a best-selling author of several books and her newest one, the ghost of eden park is an in the next pick as wellas an amazon best book . a glowing review in last sunday's clariion ledger, maybe some of you read, said abbott captures the feel of the gsh and its gangsters. and they also call her book a well researched and highly engaging work filled with intrigue, infidelity, murder and headline catching

mr campbell—brown told bbc news he now regrets the donation because it led to an ‘onslaught of recognition'. we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers jamesfull sport update. the three remaining didcot power station cooling towers have been demolished in a controlled explosion this morning. minutes after the demolition, thousands of people in the area said they had suffered a temporary power cut, although sse said the fault was unconnected to the demolition. the coal—fired station was turned off in 2013 after more than 40 years in service. the demolition had been delayed after four men died when the site's boiler house collapsed in 2016. our correspondent louisa currie is there with more. well, the skyline here is very different to what it was just before seven o'clock this morning. these cooling towers have dominated the skyline here in didcot for more than half a century, but it tookjust seconds for them to be demolished and come tumbling down. now, we have been told that there was a power cut shortly after, 7.04, 49,000 houses in the area affected, but the local supplier does say that the two incidences are not connected. demolition ha

brown andjames king. hello there, welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is james an animated musical, but will it have us dancing in the dark of the cinema? we go back to the glory days of hitchcock, bergman and grant with the reissued thriller notorious. and, yes, i've been using bruce springsteen song titles because blinded by the light is out. it's the story of one boy's passion for the boss. let's start off, then, with playmobil the movie. who is this aimed at? very good question. it's aimed young. i think that was the big surprised for me. we are quite used to family film now that have several layers to them, several levels to them. 0bviously children are to be taken to these films by their parents. this one aimed squarely at the under tens. there's not really anything there for the older folk. in the wake of the lego movie and its sequel, brands like playmobil were going to be looking to get into the movie world. this actually starts out as a live—action film about a brother and sister who then get magically transported to the playmobil world, this animated

brown hair which he wears in a pony tail. >> a man caught on camera attacking a woman as she entered her san francisco condo is scheduled back in court tomorrow. tonight austin james vincent has been in complete compliant with the conditions of his release. the debate of the homeless center being built has become personal for the woman attack. she was grabbed and tackled by vincent outside her condo. now she wants the city to stop construction on the embarcadero navigation center. she points to a drug and mental illness problem in the city. they filed a lawsuit to stop it. >> please take action. you don't have capability to properly manage it. you don't even know who these people are. >> reporter: the mayor's office says other navigation centers in the city do not lead to increase in crime. >>> in san jose a man worked on his burning man creation for months only to have it stolen from his driveway just days before he heads to the big event in the desert. marianne with new developments. >> reporter: the good news is that the artist got a tip and he was finally able to get his art on wheels back. unfortunately, it was missing critical pieces including two mountain b

james vincent with no known address was arrested for this attack. he was charged with attempted robbery and battery in san francisco michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>raiders star antonio brownurned to training camp and now. >>after a lot of off-field drama. >>and there kind of tell him to ease definitely now walking right on those feet, he's been away because his feet have been a mess after the cryotherapy mishap and then there was him storming off over his helmet. and it feels like now everybody has to are the new ones who's going to still figure that out meantime the theater definitely healed because before he could even walk on the field. abc is expected to suit up for the first game of the regular season, so that'll be good because the raiders will need it. >>and a quick check of the markets this morning that's another big story. we've got a major slide happening right now with the dow off by more than 400 points. basically what we have is a situation where the yield on the 10 year treasury bond has dropped below the yield for the 2 year treasury bond. it's a rare phenomenon on wall street only happened 5 times in the last 40 years with each time that it's happened. we'

brown. ♪ good morning >> and now country superstar lauren alaina. [ applause ] a personal favorite here, from "dawson's creek," jamesnd are you ready for nba royalty, yeah, that's lamar odom. all of us remembering kel mitchell. from the briefing room, it's sean spicer. and lastly she's a supermodel and uptown girl, christie brinkley, my friends. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! >> hi. >> coming at you from all angles. all angles coming at us. wonderful. >> well, i have to ask, now that everybody is assembled, honestly and ignore the fact we're on live television how many of you are having second thoughts already? [ laughter ] oh, come on. >> no, no, no. great-looking cast. christie brinkley. [ cheers and applause ] saw you in chicago so does that give you a little leg up? >> no, no. no, not at all. you know, a leg up, i think of the real dancers like they could knock their own teeth out with their knee. you know, i can barely get my leg up and believe me, what i learned in "chicago" doing the honey rag, you cannot do -- dance to beyonce doing the honey rag so i need some moves. >> all right. >> got the moves. [ appla

james, dennis kennedy and there's people that you don't know. yeah. >> all right. charlie busch, jeremy friede, kristin beverly, kim seller, reggie butler, i'm gonna throw them all in there. eugene brown the guys in the historic home buildings, they can do a lot without them. then we have john moon, charlie brown at&t grant, along with victor, and jimmy curtis, pamela mendoza. and think you married?! mary! i just wanted to put their names out there, because of the accomplishments of the beginning. and for the first 10 years, without those folks and others because i didn't say linda row or i did okay. >> you didn't say pat gibbs. >> i've been trying to think of her name all day. it came just now pat gibbs. >> a shout out to carrie carson because carrie, was the one who took social history, and this new look, and what is the history from the bottom up. carrie was the one that took that seriously. gave us the privilege of meeting with john, and harry and kevin kelly and luke powers and a bunch of historians so many ways, to make sure we were legitimate. i can say that too much you had to know you have to know, your history. and it cannot be a mystery. if others are going to not only lear

brown, the former feema director. ten times more people ultimately die in the flooding than in the hurricane itself. that's one thing to remember about history. speaking of storms, probably the former fbi director james comey thinks he dodged one. what if i tell you he's headed into another one? ♪ it's time to get back to school, back to work, and back in the blind, because opening day is coming. it's your season. so gear up at bass pro shops' and cabela's kick-off sale. your adventure starts here. sleep number 360 smart bed.st sale of the year on a you can adjust your comfort on both sides - your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. so you can really promise better sleep. not promise. prove. and now, all beds are on sale! it's the last chance to save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 36-months. ends labor day. >> all right. we said is before, we're going to say it again. if you're travelling at all this weekend, this activity, this dorian is going to affec