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this time with police commission chair janet jackson about how to solve the city's crime and gun violence issues jackson who is also president of the east oakland youth development center discuss the importance of police working with the community relationship that chief armstrong describes as top priority learning from community about how we could better how we can in the community how to build trust with how they would feel much more comfortable, you know, around us. >> was something that i thought was important was an important conversation to have. but also it's important that people understand operationally how we function. we would be surprised even last night about how and how much information people didn't know about the police department. chief armstrong is referring to one of these meetings moving his efforts to find solutions. >> well, some community activists appreciate the steps they say actions speak louder than words. they keep trying to direct the conversation. it sounds like me trying to lead a woman's health group on how they should do what they need to do that's not wha

>> janet jackson tickets. >> so balanced here on "outnumbered." harris. house republicans push to investigate the business dealings of president biden's family. concerns grow as there could be political influence. a group of republican lawmakers demanding documents from the white house to determine whether the president's relatives are committing ethical violations. that story is coming up. >> sandra: busy afternoon ahead. coming up, we'll speak with marco rubio that has a dire warning for the biden instruction. on deck, miranda

we were working on a little album called control with janet jackson, and terry and i had started workingurselves instead of giving them to other artists. >> i'm very much looking forward to your album. it just dropped on july 9th. and you work with some incredible people. what i love about this is you brought back morris day and jerome benton on this album, which is very exciting, and other artists join us as well. who were some of the people that you were very intentional about including and why? >> pretty much everybody on the album was intentional. we have a list of people that we just love to work with, and that list is very long because we have great relationships over the years. but everybody that's on the album -- well, there's only a few people that we hadn't worked with, and the two people that i can think of is baby face and toni braxton. there are two people we absolutely love and respect and always wanted to work with. so we just tried to get our friends in and make music, and that's what we did this time. >> speaking of friends, you guys tell the story many times about princ

. >> if you're black and you got a snake, you got to be like janet jackson level, or you got to be- - your neck. that's the black dude-- like, in new orleans you can do that if you're black. but other than that-- >> stephen: aaron neville. aaron neville-- >> yeah! >> stephen:--can have a snake. >> yeah, aaron neville. you just a creepy little black kid, i mean, white kid with the snake? i mean, you can't do it. >> stephen: so what did you get? >> he got geckos. i let him get-- he got two geckos. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm sorry, a gecko is a snake with feet. >> exactly, they have feet! you're supposed to have feet. if the thing has feet and it's good. i still think it's weird, but-- >> stephen: do they cuddle? >> they don't do anything! they're useless! it's useless. and they-- and here's the thing i didn't know about, that you've got to feed them crickets to know-- you've got to feed them crickets or worms and stuff, right? so now, i'm standing in line in the pet store with crickets and i can feel my ancestors just looking at me like... ( laughter and applause ) ( cheering ) "is th

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "control" by janet jackson. this is democracy now!cynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we turn now to another right democrats face mounting pressure to preserve, women's right to control their own bodies and choose to have an abortion. advocates note president biden has not said the word "abortion" once since he became president. until 2019, biden supported the hyde amendment, which bans federal funding for abortions and forces medicaid patients in most states to pay for their abortions or stay pregnant because they can't afford the procedure. well, on monday, for the first time in four decades, a key house subcommittee cleared a spending bill for the department of health and human services without including the hyde amendment. this is appropriations committee chairwoman rosa delauro. >> i know that this is an issue on which many of us disagree, but regardless of the original intent of high, it has disproportionally impacted women of color and ultimately lead to more unintended pregnancies and later, riskier and mo

some other invitees include robert pattinson, issa rae and the one and only janet jackson, miss jacksonnvitation, the offer can be turned down though most invites are accepted. dan, i'm glad you picked up -- >> yes, yes. it's because i'm nasty so -- >> hello. >> all right. finally -- >> and fade to black. >>> tomorrow may be the fourth of july but today we are celebrating the c.r.o.w.n. act. two years ago california became the first state to pass a law banning natural air discrimination and july 3rd was declared national crown today. tonight is the first annual crown awards which will, quote, honor black women who championed the c.r.o.w.n. act and shown up for black women in every aspect. watch it on facebook at 7:00 p.m. eastern. dan, i will never let you live that down. i will never forgive you for saying that. >> a lively segment this morning. >> i think a lot of us are scarred this morning. >> yes, indeed. >> maybe i didn't fully understand what it meant. >> we'll explain to you later. >>> now to our "gma" cover story. britney spears' fight for her freedom. so many different angles

this time with police commission chair janet jackson about how to solve the city's crime and gun violence issues jackson who is also president of the east oakland youth development center discuss the importance of police working with the community relationship that chief armstrong describes as top priority learning from community about how we could better how we can in the community how to build trust how they would feel much more comfortable, you know, around us. >> was something that i thought was important was an important conversation to have. but also it's important that people understand operationally how we function. we would be surprised even last night about how and how much information people didn't know about the police department. chief armstrong is referring to one of these meetings moving his efforts to find solutions. >> well, some community activists appreciate the steps they say actions speak louder than words. they keep trying to record conversations. it sounds like me trying to lead a woman's health group on how they should do what they need to do that's not what we nee

this time with police commission chair janet jackson about how to solve the city's crime and gun violence issues jackson who is also president of the east oakland youth development center discuss the importance of police working with the community relationship that chief armstrong describes as top priority learning from community about how we could better how we can in the community how to build trust with how they would feel much more comfortable, you know, around us. >> was something that i thought was important was an important conversation to have. but also it's important that people understand operationally how we function. we would be surprised even last night about how and how much information people didn't know about the police department. chief armstrong is referring to one of these meetings moving his efforts to find solutions. >> well, some community activists appreciate the steps they say actions speak louder than words. they keep trying to record conversations. it sounds like me trying to lead a woman's help groups on how they should do what they need to do that's not what we

>> janet jackson tickets. >> so balanced here on "outnumbered." "america reports" is next. >> john: thanks, harris. house republicans push to investigate the business dealings of president biden's family. concerns grow as there could be political influence. a group of republican lawmakers demanding documents from the white house to determine whether the president's relatives are committing ethical violations. that story is coming up. >> sandra: busy afternoon ahead. coming up, we'll speak with marco rubio that has a dire warning for the biden instruction. on deck, miranda divine, charlie hurt is here along with florida congressman byron donalds. >> we begin today, new reaction pouring in after the biden administration invites the united nations investigators to the united states to examine america's record on racism and human rights. i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports" for a friday eve. >> sandra: it is. hello, john. reaction pouring in to that. secretary of state anthony blinken making that announcement yesterday saying the

. >> that's janet jackson's hit single from 2001. you know what else is nice to see? the three of us sitting at this table. >> girl power. >> i haven't seen that ever since i've been here at cbs. another j at the table. we've got a jericka, jamie, another jamie. >> what a great day to be here. >> jamie wax, welcome to you. >> three powerhouse women at the table. i love it. i love it. >> yes, that would be us. >>> my "talk of the table" -- >> is? >> have you saying what the zuck. >> very good. >> i worked on it all morning, let me tell you. can someone cut to jericka's face right now? >> what the -- >> zuck. >> okay. you said it, not me. >>> turning now -- >> zuck, zuck, zuck. ♪ -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit. -hi. [chuckles] aww! oh! he's leaving! -nice work, guys! -introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's

will be thinking about who they see on a regular basis, who has done the most for them lately, as janet jacksons/biden proxy battle will hold much water with the voters of the county because really those people are concerned about lots of day-to-day things that federal government just can't address. so they're going to be thinking about who have i seen in my community, who do i know and who knows me and who can speak to me. >> and i think what is key about that, dr. carter, is think about it. they've had two really good representatives. you had stephanie tubbs jones who was an icon, then you had marcia fudge. she was the head of the congressional black caucus. those voters are looking for somebody who can actually deliver because that's what they've been used to. sharla, i want to get your thoughts from this quote from "the bulwark" from tim smith and tim miller. as a result of turner's bernie boosterism, online discussion of the race has broken down along the same democratic fissures apparent during the last two primaries. for the folks on the very online left it feels like groundhog day. this

maity: en este paÍs existen estas regulaciones luego del incidente de janet jackson con justin timberlakeu ganas de salir adelante, el amor que ha recibido, la solidaridad que ha permitido crear en un momento tan difÍcil. creo que mÁs que lÁstima, porque sÍ nos da lÁstima, demos esa buena vibra a Él y a su esposa lo he dicho como tres veces en el programa. mis respetos. ella con mucha fuerza tiene un bebÉ, lo ha sacado adelante, ellos tienen cierta ayuda, es de guerreros y guerreras poder salir adelante. Él tuvo coronavirus, luego esta enfermedad que le inflamÓ el cerebro. Él mismo decÍa que no puede poner sus pensamientos. verlo en el escenario creo que ha sido la mejor medicina para Él, para nosotros como fanÁticos de Él verlo. le mandamos nuestras oraciones para que se siga recuperando. carlos: enfrentando una enfermedad que ni Él entiende. verlo en el escenario poniÉndolo todo. ely: exactamente. sufriÓ una enfermedad gravÍsima luego del coronavirus. tiene sus secuelas bien importantes. creo que nosotros tenemos que hablar de chino y tenemos que hablar de resiliencia. un muchacho que s

. >> wanda: you're friends with the jacksons? >> janet and i were childhood friends.like? >> you know, it was a lot of fun. and very -- you would think not, but actually, very normal. i mean, really. because it wasn't in the day and age of cell phones and, you know, camera phones and all of that. it was just -- it was just -- people recognize you, but then you just keep moving. >> wanda: yeah, so you could do anything back then. was michael just walking through, smacking [ bleep ] out of people? [ laughter ] wouldn't it be fun if michael jackson was really like rick james, we just never was able to catch it? he was just walking through, "i'm michael jackson, bitch!" [ laughter and applause ] then camera phones came out. then he had to go to that little voice. start acting out -- >> cut it out, stop it, stop it! >> wanda: i can't help myself, i go too far. >> too far, too far. >> wanda: one thing, not just your acting and who you are as a person, i have so much respect for you as a mother. you are so amazing with your kids. like yeah, you bring them, you know -- bring