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we sit down with al jarreau, why he is taking the stage in columbia tonight. fabulous forecast over the next few days as high pressure is in place. look for mostly sunny skies today through the weekend with highs today in the "tell them, to go **** themselves..." he's not a reckless blowhard, or a scripted robot. he's a conservative governor with proven results. he led the nation in job creation and beat the teachers union to enact massive reform. jeb bush. over 40 retired generals and admirals and 12 medal of honor recipients know he's the commander in chief we need now. conservative, proven and prepared. jeb bush for president. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and sy

[ laughter ] >> yeah, larry, you know, the people that wear linen plants and sandals and go to al jarreauoncerts? [ laughter ] >> larry: wow. >> you know them. so far, it looks like smooth jazz is in the lead, though. >> yeah. >> i didn't know smooth jazz was a category, okay. let me ask you this. what about the exploitation of victims' family members? hillary used sandra bland's mom, and do you think that's okay? >> larry, black exploitation for votes is a special issue. we have a special guy for that. hey, rev. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> yo, kanye, i need more crazy tweets, one every 15 minutes. >> okay, we're on it. we're on it. >> larry: oh, my god. reverend al sharpton. of course, you're in the black headquarters. is it okay for candidates to use victims' family members to rally support? >> you're asking is it okay to provide comfort to victims' families and shine light on atrocities previously kept in the dark? heck, yeah. >> larry: okay, all right. [ applause ] so. what about this, then? who is black headquarters going to tell black people to officially endorse? >> black head

showed temperatures that were current form by the afternoon now dropping off in rocky mount at the jarreau center at forty four degrees a inch of rain that was the thing we notice more about that and in these peak wind gusts very impressive. high winds and nelson county this afternoon almost seventy miles an hour almost sixty miles an hour this morning intestinal in that scenario we expect to see more gusty winds over the next few days and as such the national weather service has issued a wind advisory it covers much of the mountain areas and slides as far as of floyd county up to roanoke ie one quarter they'll stay in today's storm also caused significant damage in parts of bedford county. wdbj7's noell saunders spoke with people in goodview. (nats) lesley morris could not believe what she saw. high winds ripped through her farm leaving nothing left but pieces of tin and objects scattered across the grass. "it had to be a tornado. i don't know wind that can do that. it had to be" morris had just left her house for a few hours to go to work. she rushed back home as soon as she got the news

. >> and the flyers, claude jarreau stayed home. but back in after a foot injury. a big boost at the right time with the team five places out of a playoff spot. >> was home and not able to help the team and i am working hard off the ice and trying to stay in shape and be ready when i get back. >> temple with a tough conference road game tonight. meantime st. joe's busy preparing for the game at umass. the aucs coming off their first loss on the road this year. they have not loss back to back games yet and not about to start tomorrow. >> we come off a loss, the coach always says no great team loses two games in a row. we want to get back on track and go on a winning streak. >> they have to be in the tournament. >>> organizers of the lehigh valley autism speaks walk is moving the event out of dorney park. they decided to not bring back long time employee christopher emory, they eventually offered his job back but he declined. they say they are a great partner but the recent circumstances prevented it. do e. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios bec

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so you knew it was me, otherwise it looked like al jarreau. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, this is exciting.ng for a year, yes? >> definitely, because if i'm the king until mardi gras, mardi gras is over.end of next year to pick a king. it'll be anarchy. you know what i mean? >> seth: yeah. >> so i have to stay on the throne, i tell my wife she has to call me king.ave to call me king. so all my friends, now they call me king mac. >> seth: you have three kids, yes? >> yes.s too young for the floats. the other ones, did they get on the float with you? were they excited? >> no, they're too small. i have like, little pages. the king has pages.es he sends off to do stuff. >> seth: how old are the pages on the float? >> 9 to 11. >> seth: okay. >> so that way you can tie them don't -- even if they fall off they'll just hang on the side like that. [ laughter ] >> seth: safety first. >> you just throw them back on. again, i would think that the fun of new orleans is maybe made a bit less when you have kids on your float. >> greatly so. >> shter ] >> my brother-in-law, my father-in-law, one of my best f

joining me now...is al jarreau.

joining me now...is al jarreau. the gamecocks clinched a share of the regular season title monday. last night they had a chance to take the crown outright. the only thing standing in their way -- the georgia bull dogs.