and one answer of course is jesse jackson, whether jesse jackson was a fading star in that movement, he was a star. the other person of consequence, and this seems odd to those of us who watch from afar and thinking a little bit of a clown and not to be taken seriously, and yet this clown made 72 official white house visits during the obama presidency, and you could probably guess who i'm talking about here, al sharpton. 72 official visits and every time obama might want to rear his head and talk straight and renew that promise of a no black american, no white american, there is al sharpton talking to him, no. talking about systemic racism, police brutality and stay on track and the third person and what three people had over obama were authentic african-american roots. you cannot imagine how insecure barack obama would have felt coming to the mainland as a 18-year-old landing in los angeles, grown up in a white household, white grandmother, white mother, and comes to los angeles and all he knows about black culture is what he's seen on the jeffersons. it had to be incredibly enintim

one answer of course is jesse jackson. although jesse jackson was a fading star the other person of consequence and this seems odd to those of us who watch them from afar and think of him a little bit of a clown and not to be taken seriously and yet this clown made 72 official white house visits during the obama presidency. seventy-two official visits. every time obama mount to rear his head and talk straight and renew that promise of a black america, no black america there was al sharpton telling him no. there's al sharpton talk about systemic racism police brutality that authentic african-american roots coming to the main that is grown up in the white house with a white grand parents, white mother, and the least black state in america pretty comes to los angeles and all he knows about black cultures what he is seen on the jeffersons that had to be incredibly intimidating. because he looks like he should belong but that is not his culture. in fact that is why he rides and says he is from kenya. at that stage in his life h

one answer of course is jesse jackson. although he was a fading star in that movement, he was a star. the other person of consequence, and this seems odds to those watching from w afar thinking a little of a clown and not to be taken seriously and get he made 72 official white house visits during the obama presidency. and you can probably guess who i'm talking about here, al sharpton. seventy-two official visits. and every time obama might want to rear his head and talk straight and we knew that promise of a black america and no black america, there was al sharpton telling him no. he was talking about systemic racism,ut police brutality, stay on track. then there's a third person and when all three of these had authentic african-american roots. you can't imagine how insecure he must have felt coming to the mainland as an 18-year-old, landing in los angeles. he was growing up in a white household with his mother and grandmother in the least black state of america and he comes to los angeles and all he knows about what cultu

one answer of course is jesse jackson. the other person of consequence and this seems all the to those that watch from afar and think of him as a clown and not to be taken seriously and yet made a 72 official white house visits during the obama presidency and every time he might want to rear his head and talk straight there was al sharpton telling him no, telling him about systemic racism, police brutality, stay on track. and then there is a third person and what all three of these people had his authentic african-american roots. you can't imagine how insecure obama must have felt coming to the mainland as an 18-year-old landing him in los angeles grown up in a white household with a wide grandparent and in the least black state in america he comes to los angeles and all he knows about black culture is owwhat he's seen on the jeffersons. it had to be incredibly intimidating because he looks like he should be long but that isn't his culture. that is why he lies and says he's from kenya because at that stage of his life he s

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>> emilie, thank you >>> there is good news regarding the health of civil rights icon reverend jesse jackson and his wife, jacqueline the two were hospitalized last month after a breakthrough case of covid on friday mrs. jackson was released from the hospital and reverend jackson has tested negative for the virus this according to their son jonathan jackson reverend jackson, who had been moved to a rehabilitation center to undergo therapy for his parkinson's disease, has a new look in a facebook post jesse jackson jr. said his father requested that he give him a shave and that included his iconic mustache in the caption jesse jr. wrote, "this is the first time in 56 years i have ever seen him." >>> a major change is coming this week for millions of americans. federal covid unemployment benefits including that extra $300 a week for those out of work come to an end today. the federal programs were launched during the peak of the pandemic after more than 7 million people lost their jobs recipients will still be eligible for their state unemployment benefits, though. >>> from flames to floods, e

and he also has a new look in a facebook post jesse jackson jr. said his father requested to be given a full shave and that included his iconic mustache in the caption jesse jr. wrote, "this is the first time in 56 years i have ever seen him." >>> from flames to floods extreme weather has been battering this country the conditions worsening each year, fueling a climate crisis according to the "washington post," 1 in 3 americans live in a county hit by a weather disaster 64% of people live in places that experience several days of heat waves and $450 billion has been spent on rebuilding from wildfires, hurricanes, floods, snowstorms and tornadoes that have ravaged this country since 2005. >> and on top of that hurricane larry is churning in the atlantic ocean right now nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking the latest storm janessa, good morning. we're not ready to hear about it, but we have to >> yeah, you've got to get ready pretty quick because this is a really large storm system. already a cat 3. it's in a good part of the atlantic that is

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he was hoping to quote we in 1993 reverend jesse jackson said this about george holiday. >> what wasw anything about rodney king is a white man named george holiday film beating and took a public. had george holiday not have the quickness and thought and character to take the film in public, we would've never known of mr. king, in the words george holiday went beyond color. went beyond race. went to the high plateau of courage with character. to make america better and true to its commitment. >> reverend jesse jackson gets tonight's last word about george holiday. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ well good evening once again day 245 of the biden administration and tonight for this president and his presidency there seems to be the realization that these are indeed critical days just ahead of us, the nation's financial stability for one is at stake as is his overall agenda. he's not being forced to navigate a showdown in congress and a fight among his fellow democrats who might just be their own worst enemy. just a few hours ago the house passed a bill to keep the u

the reverend jesse jackson is headed home a month after he was hospitalized with covid 19. during the past four weeks. the 79 year old also had intensive physical therapy. we're told for parkinson's disease, which he first disclosed back in 2017. the civil rights leader left a downtown chicago facility today. jackson his wife, jacqueline, were first hospitalized a month ago with covid-19 jesse jackson had previously been vaccinated against covid, but his wife had not. she required oxygen and was briefly in the intensive care unit before being released earlier this month. both are said to now be doing well. still ahead, san jose mayor sam liccardo lays out a new plan to increase housing for the homeless. the unique type of construction, he says, will play a key role. and the crisis at the southern border shows no signs of waiting the response from the white house today that how it's being handed we'll tell you about it. plus this we are hitting a perfect storm situation. in terms of supply and demand. coming up the supply chain delays that could wreak havoc on the economy. c

. >>> the "sun times" said jesse jackson was released from a physical therapy hospital after a monthr he had a breakthrough covid of covid-19. the civil rights leader walked out of the facility yesterday. he was transferred there for treatment of his parkinson's disease while he recovered from the coronavirus. jackson was accompanied by his doctors and therapists. >> i couldn't walk or talk for two weeks. thank god for leaving the way and to get me walking again on my own power, talking. thank them for that. >> jackson and his wife were both hospitalized last month after testing positive for covid-19. he had been vaccinated. his wife was not. she was released from the hospital earlier this month. >>> and "reuters" says the world health organization tightened its air-quality guidelines to cut deaths linked to fossil fuels. the u.n. health agency revised its recommended limit on emissions for policymakers and the public for the first time in 15 years. it said exposure to air pollution kills at least seven million people prematurely every year. it also sid the harmful health effects of

. >>> and jaclyn jackson the wife of the reverend jesse jackson is out of the hospital after treated for covid. she was released on friday following weeks of care. this comes after both she and her husband were hospitalized after a breakthrough case. according to their son the reverend jackson tested negative for the virus. he has been moved to a rehabilitation center to undergo therapy for his parkinson's disease. >>> over the weekend transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced he an his husband became parents rg showing a black and white photo of he and his husband holding the twins. they are delighted to welcome their daughter and son. >>> still ahead, smoke and haze lingering in the bay area but for how long? vianey is tracking these unhealthy air conditions. >> that's the reason why unfortunately we remain under a spare the air alert. temperatures today are going to warm up rather quickly. we have the high pressure which is going to keep these warm and hot 100s around for at least the next couple days. i'll have a full forecast with the breakdown coming up in a few minutes

. >>> first, happening now, reverend jesse jackson now out of the hospital following his battle with covid-19. reverend jackson and his wife were hospitalized more than a month ago after becoming infected. she was released from the hospital september 6th. the reverend, meanwhile, continued his treatment for coronavirus and for parkinson's disease. it's worth noting both were vaccinated and these were breakthrough infections. we'll be right back. >>> thanks for sticking around. this morning, one incredibly lucky person woke up probably in or near new york city. so there was a single winner of last night's $430 million mega millions drawing. the winning ticket sold in manhattan near rockefeller center. if you are thinking, oh, man, i didn't buy my ticket. there's still a chance to win more money than you possibly know what to do with. tonight the powerball jackpot drawing, $490 million. >> i was thinking i just feel like i won the lottery when i get new york pizza. all right. trending also this morning, legendary hip hop trio is reuniting. >> i'm going to have to ask the director in th

mention african-americans who are responsible for putting a democrat to win back the primaries since jesse jacksone seen horrific pictures. haitians being sent back to their country. meanwhile everyone else gets to stay. if donald trump was president, they would be calling it a racist policy. that's what we'll be seeing. joe biden hasn't been honest with the american people. this is a problematic situation for millions of americans right now. >> shannon: richard, we broke last night the news that was coming out about the fact that border patrol agents have been told that they are to have to be fully vaxxed by november or lose their jobs. jim jordan tweeting the biden administration border patrol agents get the vaccine or get fired. illegal immigrants, welcome, it's up to you if you want the vaccine. how does the biden administration clean up the messaging? >> thanks for having me, shannon. i believe the biden administration, for those folks coming across the border, should mandate that they get the vaccine. that should be necessary. in multiple rounds of covid testing. as far as the haitian immigr

. >>> civil rights icon jesse jackson now out of the hospital.and his wife jacqueline were admitted about a month ago after testing positive for covid. jacqueline was released earlier this month. reverend jackson was transferred to a rehabilitation hospital for treatment of parkinson's disease. he says he's received a lot of calls wishing him well, including from former president obama. >>> a small spanish island in the atlantic still struggling days after a volcano erupted sunday in la palma in the can their islands. huge plumes of smoke shot out from the volcanic ridge after a week of thousands of small earthquakes. this is the second eruption in 50 years. thousands of people are still out of their homes. experts say the eruption and its aftermath may continue for months. >>> new video this morning that has some southern california pet owners on high alert. a mountain lion sighting with what appears to be a cat in its mouth. it was caught on a camera in studio city. a couple say they first heard about the mountain lion prowling their neighborho

ain't nobody getting up earlier than you, going to bed later than you, like jesse jackson, you are indefatigablerate serious intelligence upon intractable social issues, and the bring to bear upon them a broad range of historic legacies, of social justice and resistance is inspiration to all of us. in fact one of the chapters in my book is on the reverend al sharpton because you continue to inspire us, up lift us inspire us. in my own trajectory as a public intellectual, i started late in college. i was a teen father. i didn't go to school until i was 21 years old. hustled on the streets, lived on welfare. got my degree when i was 26 years old, then went to graduate school. since that time i tried to make up for lost time as a professor, as a preacher, as a social activist, as a public intellectual this. book is the manifestation of that intense involvement with the traditions of social resistance and the determination to use literally and the word to uplift us. but there has been no stronger soldier of justice, truth, and democracy in our own time. what you are doing is unprecedented. a black l

fox 32 in chicago where reverend jesse jackson is discharged from rehab center after being treated foraugust 21st. 79-year-old one of the first members of the public to be vaccinated in chicago. his family says he remains a strong advocate of vaccination. fox 2 in san francisco as the oakland city council approves founding for additional police academy reversing a decision from three months earlier amid a spike in violent crime. the vote comes as the department has shrunk to 694 sworn officers, the fewest since 2014. there have been 100 homicides in oakland this year compared to 70 last year at the same time. this is a live look at west chester, pennsylvania from fox 29. one of the big stories there tonight about an hour away. the city of brotherly love makes its pitch to host the slate of matches in the 2026 world cup. philadelphia mayor jim kinney and a host of local sports stars welcomed the 24-person delegation to the lincoln financial field. the committee will tour 17 u.s. cities before selecting 10 to take part in the first men's world cup in the u.s. since 1994. that is tonight'

. >> reverend jesse jackson gets tonight's "last word" about george holiday. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 245 of the biden administration, and tonight for this president and his presidency there seems to be the realization that these are indeed critical days just ahead of us. the nation's financial stability for one is at stake. as is his overall agenda. he's now being forced to navigate a showdown in congress in a fight among his fellow democrats who might just be their own worst enemies. just a few hours ago the house passed a bill to keep the u.s. from defaulting on its debt and prevent the government from shutting down. that would be at midnight next thursday. it passed on a party line vote 220 to 211. all the democrats voted yes, all the republicans voted now. senate republicans have also vowed not to vote on the bill which also provides money for disaster relief, afghanistan evacuees, the pandemic response. without ten senate republicans crossing the aisle to vote for it, the bill will die. califo

. >>> we're back with an update on reverend jesse jackson and his wife who have been battling covid. the coronavirus. the jackson family said in a statement that the reverend continues treatment at a rehab facility for lingering covid effects that have aggravated his parkinson. the couple tested positive last month and were hospitalized for just about 11 days. >>> the dixie fire continues to grow in california but there is cautious optimism this weekend about the caldor fire. >> steve patterson joins us live in south lake tahoe, california where the tourism industry has taken a big hit this weekend and beyond that so many people are just concerned about their homes. >> there's no other way to put it. firefighters here especially are exhausted. they've been battling this for more than 20 days. yet the fire is still a threat but there's optimism because of the weather. the weather made a dramatic turn. less wind, more humidity, cooler temperatures. all of those factors putting firefighters in a position where they can attack the fire, go on the offensive. still the caldor fire rages. i

. >>> the wife of civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson is back home after being hospitalized forand her husband to hospitals last month. she was released friday, but the reverend remains hospitalized at a facility that focuses on parkinson's disease. he was diagnosed with the neurological disorder in 2017. >>> if you're a young person or have a young child to, pay attention to this story. a florida teen is using her experience to sound the alarm to the dangers of covid in young people. her message -- get vaccinated or risk winding up on a ventilator like she did or worse. cnn's randi kaye has her terrifying story. >> reporter: how are you feeling? >> much better. i'm able to walk, finally able to move around, do stuff by myself. still need a little help, but i'm improving every single day. >> reporter: just weeks ago, an interview with 15-year-old paulina velasquez seemed unthinkable. the unvaccinated florida teenager had tested positive for covid-19 and was fighting for her life in ha florida hospital. do you remember how you felt by the time you got to the ie.r.? >> the last th

. >> reverend jesse jackson gets tonight's "last word" about george holiday.ian williams starts now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 245 of the biden administration, and tonight for this president and his presidency there seems to be the realization that these are indeed critical days just ahead of us. the nation's financial stability for one is at stake. as is his overall agenda. he's now being forced to navigate a showdown in congress in a fight among his fellow democrats who might just be their own worst enemies. just a few hours ago the house passed a bill to keep the u.s. from defaulting on its debt and prevent the government from shutting down. that

. >>> jacqueline jackson, the wife of jesse jackson, out of the hospital after being treated for covidshe and her husband were hospitalized after a breakthrough case. according to their son reverend jackson has tested negative for the virus and has been moved to a rehabilitation center to undergo therapy for his parkinson's disease. >>> over the weekend transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced that he and his husband officially became parents. buttigieg shared the announcement on his twitter page showing this black and white photo of the couple holding their twins. the couple said they are delighted to welcome daughter penelope you rose and son joseph august. they're going to be busy. >> yes. >>> new this morning, the four-day work week just scored a huge win. >> that's right. so another country is giving the idea a try. this time scotland. a recent poll found that 80% of those in scotland support getting one day off of their workweek. they say it will help increase their health, happiness, productivity and cite moves that came with positive results in japan and iceland. a new

you had reverend jesse jackson vaccinated in january. his wife was up vaccinated. they both got covid. she ended up in intensive care and said no, i'm a believer now. she's calling herself a proproponent of vaccination and chris rock, comedian chris rock has come down with covid saying get vaccinated, y'all. sometimes people are being converted through experience. that does not feel like the most efficient way for people to learn this lesson is to get it and get sick and come close to death. it feels like that is the least efficient way but converting some people. i wonder what you make of that, the near death conversions or really getting sick to make you a convert. >> right. this is an interesting conversation i've been having with other physicians. the trust that, you know, dr. gupta was talking about is really refining a shift in trust. it's more along the lines of that trust and meaningful relationships, which used to be about expertise and having that partnership with your physician has really changed over to who you, you know, you trust in terms of the way t

reverend jesse jackson -- i got to go quick. he helped us when there was ain't anti-asian hate in the 80s. but he just came in june and i love vincent chen. talk about solidarity. we did a vincent chen and george floyd unity event for the city. it pent a lot to chinatown and feeling like nobody loves again and why pick on the seniors? we need the moments of solidarity. we need to build housing and this country is getting rid of public housing. and we have to protect it because it's affordable. and the thing that i'm going to end with because time is tight, when i got beat up and knifed a little and i don't know what to do. i didn't tell my friend until recently. it's been in the closet. i was too ashamed back then to tell people i got beat up. my mom -- i love my mom. my mom tried to calm me down because i said i wanted to kill and i was so angry. she said, do you know our landlord was italian and he only charge us 90 bucks rent for, you know, for a long time for years. and then after that a few years later, we got evicted. a ch

the reverend jesse jackson is working to get a natural gas pipeline in pembroke township, so that peoplean star stop having to heat their homes, in many cases with burning stoves. would you agree that reverend jackson is doing the right thing? to try to address the injustice and economic injustice by getting a natural gas pipeline into that community? >> i would say that the industry is focused on the conception, trying to get the lowest cost energy to consumers. i think consumers deserve that, it helps our economy. the last three years have been the lowest inflation in energy prices in our history. so i think we have options for all sorts of fuel types, including the lowest cost of energy. >> if i understand what you are saying, you don't want a low income family to get to their gas companies have to make a decision on how much gas they can put in their tank because they are deciding between being able to get between their job and helping pay for kids school or food on the table. you want to keep these prices low because you understand how it impacts individuals up and down the income s

they don't want it, yet the reverend jesse jackson is working to get a natural gas pipeline in the pembroke township, so those people can stop having to heat their homes with pro pane and in a lot of cases, wood burning stoves. would you agree that the reverend jackson is doing the right thing to try to address energy injustice and economic injustice by getting a natural gas pipeline into that community? >> i would one of the things our industry is focused on since its inception was trying to get the lowest cost energy to consumers, and i think consumers deserve that. it's helps our economy. that's our focus. the last three years have been the last inflation-adjusted gas line prices in our history, so i think consumers have options for all sorts of fuel types to get them the lowest cost of energy. >> if i understand what you're saying, you don't want a low income family to pull up to your gas pump and have to make a decision on how much gas they can put in their tank because they're deciding between getting to and from whatever job they have and putting food on the table or helping pay for

it's like if you're the coach, say phil jackson, when phil jackson took over the chicago bills >> harold: he had a guy like michael jordan. >> jesseco policy was the michael jordan policy and joe biden cut it. what else space force? you get rid of the bad stuff and keep all the good stuff >> harold: before the record before we go to the tease donald trump wanted to get out of afghanistan. >> jesse: not that way map man coming up the california recall is a week away and the democrats are upping their attacks on the republican leading candidate larry elder. ♪♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and now with two new flavors! that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. ( all together ) me too! the al