joe jackson is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] joe jackson. joe jackson.ve: tall. >> jimmy: joe jackson's tall. >> steve: he's a tall drink of water. >> jimmy: what, he's like 6'8" or something? >> questlove: uh, yeah. >> jimmy: he's something like that. he's tall. but he's like -- he's like. you know, joe jackson's tall, and he's like -- ♪ is she really going out with him ♪ ♪ is she -- is she really ♪ ♪ but if my eyes don't deceive me ♪ ♪ there's something going on around here ♪ ♪ around here >> jimmy: and he does that. he also does -- ♪ mmm don't you feel like making something new ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you feel i'm breaking out of breaking up with you ♪ >> jimmy: but he's -- you can't stump the band. >> steve: i didn't know he was a samba player. >> jimmy: you can't stump the band. he also does -- "steppin' out." ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ steppin' out ♪ ♪ into the night into the light ♪ ♪ me, babe steppin' out ♪ [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: that's it. that's it. i tell you why -- he's going play that song tonight, on the show! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what?

bee healthy. >>> more now from my conversation with joe jackson. ar son michael jackson. we got into some pretty tough topics. take a listen. >> so mr. jackson, i want you to take a look at you and i on the red carpet two years ago and then we'll talk about it. >> the last couple days, i know it's been really tough for you guys. >> and? >> yeah, it has. it has been really tough. remember, we just lost the biggest star in the world. but i want to make this statement. this is a real good statement here. marshal and i have -- we own a record company called. >> ranch records. >> right. >> blu-ray technology. and that's his next step. >> what do you think when you see that, mr. jackson? >> i don't think nothing about it because blu-ray, that company don't exist. it went out as soon as it happened. it went out of business. so it's no big deal to me. >> this was only three days after michael's death. that's what i'm asking. >> i don't care if it's a minute after michael's death. listen, i am the blu-ray does not even exist as a record company with the same

michael jackson wouldn't have died. >> aeg declined repeated requests by cnn to comment about joe jackson'sd, randy phillips, aeg live ceo, says the decision to hire dr. murray and pay him $150,000 per month, was solely michael jackson's choice. i said $150,000 a month on a doctor making protein shakes for you, whatever, makes no -- it just makes no sense. and he shot back with this really just -- he stared at me with this very deep stare and he said, you don't understand. his voice got lower, his demeanor changed, and he said, you don't understand. my body is what fuels this entire venture and like barack obama, i need my own physician with me 24/7, okay? that's not negotiable. and he was so strong about it, that i just backed off and said this is a battle i can't win. >> but phillips says aeg never officially employed dr. murray, because the contract was never signed. to you this contract is null and void or -- >> yeah, to me it never took effect, because it required michael's signature and michael didn't sign the contract. >> aeg says dr. conrad murray was hired on michael's insistence,

and also joe jackson joins me live. to talk again two years later. >> it's going to be interesting to hear what his sentiments are two years after. i also hear there's going to be a memorial taking place in gary, indiana. it's been a long time since you and i were on the sofa together talking face to face. you've been on this nationwide tour all over the place. >> "transparent" the book, we're going to talk about it. >> and this sofa, face to face. >>> all right, i'm fredericka whitfie whitfield, don lemon, up next just a few minutes from now. coldwell banker. we never stop moving. membership rewards points from american express. they're a social currency. with endless possibilities. even though i'm a great driver, and he's... not so much. well, for a driver like you, i would recommend our new snapshot discount. this little baby keeps track of your great driving habits, so you can save money. [sighs] amazing. it's like an extra bonus savings. [ cackling ] he's my ride home. how much can the snapshot discount save you? c

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now on the second anniversary of his death i'll speak with his father, joe jackson.uality and performance, and making their factories more environmentally friendly. producing products that save on fuel and emissions, and some that can be reused again. ♪ and promoting eco-friendly and safety driving campaigns. ♪ one team. one planet. bridgestone. ♪ >> hard to believe it's been two years ago today the world lost that man, michael jackson. those two years have been -- have done little to ease the pain for fans or quiet the persistent questions about how he died, but this is certain. jackson was a singular talent, a man who lived big and left behind a legacy of musical excellence. today we're joined by michael jackson's father joe jackson. thank you for joining us, sir. how are you doing today? still grieving two years later, i'm sure? >> i'm fine, thank you. glad you asked that question, you know, i'm still grieving over michael because i don't know. it's going to take me a long time to get over what happened to him. >> why is that? is it part of the mystery surrounding

>> i think joe jackson is about as misunderstood as michael jackson was.chael's misunderstanding. joe jackson is a fine man. i have liked him for, well, 23 years i've been associated with this family. and he is the founder of this family. he is the one -- it's been the strength of this family now. it's devastating to catherine jackson, the mother. it's hurtful to the kids, to the brothers and sisters, to randy, to tito, to jermaine and janet, but joe jackson is the rock holding this family together now. >> alan, let me bring you into this discussion. when michael jackson died, nine of the top ten downloaded songs were michael jackson songs after his death. how is his music selling today? >> certainly, that explosion of all the interest and all the love that was allowed to come out after his passing. as you said, it was just nine of the top ten itunes downloads, the entire top of the album chart in the aftermath, all of this attention in sales and certainly didn't sustain to that level for two years since. i don't think there's any question, you hear a lot

. >> the jackson 5 were such a direct product of joe jackson's ambition. >> born and raised in sggarynd katherine jackson had six sons and three daughters. >> i think from my father, he saw something in us. >> every free minute the jacksons had outside of school, they practiced, and they competed in talent shows and contests around the nation. >> we all traveled together. it was great, something that i will never forget. >> it was a family doing it. >> all the uptown, through the regal theater in chicago. >> a great learning experience. >> in 1974, they took their album and its hit single "dancing machine" on the road. ♪ she's a dancing machine >> making historic television appearances on soul train and the carol burnett show. and in the process, setting off a new dance craze, the robot. >> whatever was hot at the time, they would embrace it and make it better. >> the jacksons could look around and see there were other musical forces that were changed, that were ahead of where motown was, they were changing. they started to bristle against the restrictions motown kept on them. >> in 1

i had chance to speak whiz father joe jackson and we got into some pretty tough topics. to take a look at you and i on the red carpet two years ago and then we'll talk about it. >> the last couple of days, i know it's been really tough for you guys. >> and? it has been really tough. remember, we just lost the biggest star in the world. i want to make this statement. this is a real good statement here. marshal and i, we own a record company called -- tell them. >> it's truly about blu-ray technology and that's his next step. >> what do you think when you see that, mr. jackson? >> i don't think nothing about it because blu-rblu-ray, it don exist. as soon as it happened, it went out of business. it's no big deal to me. >> this was only three days after michael's death. >> i don't care if it's a minute after michael's death. listen. i am -- the blu-ray does not even exist as a record cord with the same guy i was talking with, you know. that don't even happen. what i am here now is promoting the things that i'm doing now. >> what about the children? how are they? >> the childr

on the anniversary of his death, had the chance to speak to his father joe jackson and we got into someics. listen. >> reporter: so, mr. jackson, i want you to tiake a look at you and i on the red carpet two years ago and we will talk about it. >> the last couple of days i know it has been tough for you guys. >> and? yeah, it has been. it has been really tough. remember, we just lost the biggest star in the world. but i want to make this statement. this is a real good statement here. marshall and i have, we own a record company -- >> it is distributed by blu-ray technology and that is the next step. >>> what do you think when you see that, mr. jackson? >> well, i don't think nothing about it, because blu-ray, that company don't exist anymore and it went out as soon as it happened, it went out of business. so no big deal to me. >> but this was only three days after michael's death is what i am asking. >> i don't care if it is a minute after michael's death. listen, i am the blu-ray does not etven exist as a record company with the guy i was talking with. that don't even happen. what i am

that is joe jackson, the father of michael jackson. mr. jackson delivered our quote of the day. >>> time to talk politics. what do you expect today? joining me now is tim farley, the host of "morning briefing" on sirius live from washington. good morning, tim. what's on your agenda today? i know we have michelle bachmann. we heard her talking to chris wallace. she's announcing her bid for presidency today. >> good morning, ali. yeah. the launch at 9:00 this morning eastern time. not 9:00 local time. she will be in waterloo, iowa. she was born in waterloo. it's not a big surprise, but today she will be -- you mentioned the polling in iowa which indicated she was neck and neck pretty much statistically with mitt romney, who is the frontrunner right now in the republican party. fascinate i fascinating. the other big story is president barack obama today meets separately with the majority leader of the house. senator harry reid this morning, and then the minority leader mitch mcconnell this evening, and that will be the story we're watching cl

and, fred, don't know if you caught this my interview -- we can call him the intrepid joe jackson. >>te. >> you're like -- well, he talked about the relationship with his son and the lingering questions about michael jackson's death. >> i know you said you believe -- i guess some people conspired to kill him. is that correct? >> michael told his mother and he told his manager, who is writing a book now, the truth about michael jackson. he told them they were were going to kill him for his publishing. >> he talks more about that. i asked him about abuse claims by the jacksons, even michael himself, saying he pushed him a little too hard. he said, listen, you didn't spare the rod then. if you do it now -- if you do not spare the rod now, it's called child abuse. he said this wasn't child abuse. he goes into that, where they are with the executors in the will. all of that. the new product, he has a couple products including a cologne and amusement park. >> did he respond at all to latoya jackson's book? >> no, he didn't. i didn't go into it with him. piers had done a great job on that, a

we'll keep talking to joe jackson and i'll see you then. >>> america's longest war. this hour, tough questions about his afghanistan exit plan and the balance between national security and election year politics. plus, the man behind the suspicious package scare at the pentagon is now charged with a series of shootings at military sites. did federal authorities miss warning signs that this u.s. marine reservist was on the attack? and cnn reports from inside the syrian capital. for the first time since the bloody crackdown on protesters. stand by for the images, the regime's leaders want you to see, and the ones they don't want you to see. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." more aggressive than the pentagon wanted but not enough for some americans weary of the afghan war. president obama announced this plan to withdraw 33,000 u.s. troops by the end of next summer. hours after he unveiled the strategy before the nation he took it to the troops themselves visiting fort drum, new yor

warriors owner joe lake citing jackson's playing experience and leadership as a key to the hire. it's a three-year, $6 million deal. the jackson era should be very entertaining. mama, there goes that larry riley. >> as we were talking with him, there's no question that he's been preparing to be a head coach in this league. he's given a great deal of thought to it. he studies the game. he sees the game two or three times a week from tv or however many it is, and he's got a pretty good seat. so -- and he's analyzed the game very deeply, and that was obvious during our discussions with him. >> mike maloney veteran assistant will also join the staff. >>> now in baseball. torture year two for the giants has delivered plenty of extra innings drama. tim lincecum struggled but did get his 1,000th career strikeout against the capitals. giants down one. shierholtz delivers. aubrey huff scores, capping a four-run giants rally. game goes to extras, and they are still playing right now. headed to the top of the 1th tied at 4-4. the as in battle this evening. four unanswered runs to start it o

. >>> the warriors welcome new coach mark jackson publicly for the first time today. joealong with mr. guber, they're putting a new look all around this franchise. 17 seasons he played in the nba did mark jackson, the gm larry riley got in there for the photo op, as well. we talked with jackson earlier tonight, and just talked a little bit about who he's about -- what he's about. >> you were a great player, third all-time in assists, do you think lacob looked at you and said damn, third all-time assists guy, i want to have him out for me, that your playing career got you over on this? >> i believe he looked at me and saw that everywhere i went that i was an leader, that was an extension of the coach on the floor. he looked across the table and saw himself. there are people that look at him and probably say you shouldn't be owner of the team, you have no business oning the team, why are you taking trades, why are you talking in the paper and he's looking at them like hey, i'm qualified. i put my time in and he looked at me and felt the same type of fight and struggle. >> d

---que tal lmark jackson quien fue nombrado el novato del aÑo en la nba tras la temporada 87- 88 fue contratado por el nuevo propietario de los warriors joeth smart.. el contrato habria sido por tres aÑos y 6 millones de dolares... jackson analista de espn jugo 17 temporadas para siete equipos pero nunca a dirigido a un equipo...e saluda ramon diaz y esto es telemundo deportivo.... ---los atleticos de oakland sumaron hoy su quinta derrota al hilo... jugando el primero de la serie ante los orioles de baltirmore.... en la segunda entrada.. nick markakis con sencillo al jardin izquierdo impulsaria la cuarta carrera para baltimore.. en la cuarta adam rosalen conectaria este cuadrangular de dos carreras.. 4 a 2 fue el marcador final a favor de los orioles... ---aunque el proximo rival de mexico en la copa oro es cuba este jueves... el chepo de la torre debera estar preparando desde ya el encuentro frente a costa rica para el domingo.. ---en la primera prueba frente a el salvador... la seleccion tricolor no encontro demaciada resistencia y unque no pudo perforar las redes en la primera mitad... tras la platica del medio tiempo... el tricolor me

jackson. before the break, we were talking about your dad, joe. tough man, hard man in many ways.did you ever feel in his quest for you to be successful that it crossed the line, that he became abusive in any way? >> no, and let me tell you why i say no to you. because my father instilled the music in us that was already there, but he made sure that we knew what was right and what was wrong when it came to that. he was a disciplinarian as i said earlier. i also feel when you're young as children, you don't understand when your parents are trying to discipline you, you feel it is wrong, they shouldn't do this, this way and that way. >> did you ever get spanked? >> yes, i got one spanking. as you get older, you realize he was doing it for the best of us, that's what he was doing. but you must also remember, piers, during the days and that time, people did spank children. today it is totally different, they don't do that. >> i think janet said he did hit her once with a belt or something. >> i got one spanking. >> what she found more abusive in a way seemed to me when she said to me

jackson right now working for abc, nba finals between dallas and the miami heat. baseball amateur draft, sunny grays with the 18th choice taking short stop taking joe out of saint johnashington don't want to go home. out to the ballpark, todd mcclelland watching lincecum get his 1,000 career strike out, 2nd to reach 1,000 only car' wood former of chicago cub fame. but lincecum, going to lead the game now 4-0, michael doubles, scores a couple of runners, five innings, five hits, four runs, on a night where he was not at his best. but bottom 8, the giants trailed 4-0 for most of the game and then come roaring back, delivering home, the tying run and that's how we stand now, 4-4, bottom of the 12th. barry the old rehab assignment for minor league san jose, 6 in 2 third. the story, the giants and the fashion les, by the way giants have sold out every game this season 41,180. it's 7 in a row and counting for the as. on the flip side, once upon a time that was the place to be just like the giants ballpark but only 10,005:56 to watch it kick it around tonight, kirk, before you know it baltimore is up 4-0. they hang on to win 4- 2. the as have now lost 7 straight games. thr

. >> and joe said he interviewed maybe a dozen candidates for the job and it was obvious who the top choice was and that was jacksonwhile critics question his lack of coaching experience, he said the reaction from warrior players has been extremely positive. >> all the players were texting. you know what the answer was? david leak sent me a text and said fantastic hire, montel is excite the. they're all excited because in the basketball world, not the media world, in the basketball world they see experience with jackson. >> i talked to him and we covered everything from the playoffs to the trade. >> and day one you boldly came out and said the golden state warriors will make the playoffs in twelve. what do you see that will take them from 36 wins to playoff contender? >> i believe the coach is going to change. no question about it. i would not have taken this job had i not believed we would be a playoff team. but when you locked at the interview process and you fellt the energy of the ownership group, you take a look at the talent level on this team, i believe they have underachieved and that's with all due respect

jackson wore in the "fliler" video was auctioned over the weekend with a big price tag. the winning bid? $1.8 million. >> really? >> huge. >> don't wear that on the street. >> i guess not. joetime for our redick list. tonight we're adding kim kardashian haters what they drove kim to do. for a while i've had this unsettling feeling that, i don't know, something was off, like the universe was slightly out of whack. something was missing and i couldn't pinpoint the source of the feeling then it hit me. no one has been saying much about kim kardashian's butt. she remedied that nicely on last night's episode of "keeping up with the kardashians." >> if this is what it takes to shut up the entire world that my butt is real, then i will happily do it. >> you heard her right. unbeknownst to me the entire world won't stop with the cracks about her butt. it's veracity, so to speak. >> i can't even take this seriously. i've said numerous times, like, i haven't had plastic surgery, no butt implants. >> are butt implants really a thing? i thought people just talked about them. has anyone actually seen one? kim and her sisters have had enough of the lies and frankly i don't blame them. la

jackson coming to the plate. he's out. going to extra inning, that's the last thing tampa needed. last day of a long exhausting road trip. manager, joe team. said madden facetiously,s it a been awesome. this is the icing on the cake. martinez, tigers win in ten. don't do what h andy murray is about to do. unless you're confident you're not having any kids. murray comes to the net. you have to do very careful with this one. i see this and imagine all that can go wrong. here comes, and -- that is some dangerous stuff right there. but well played. he wanted the queens club tournament. he's one of the favorites not only to win at wimbledon. he's an england guy, home crowd will be rooting for him. >> i play, but i'm scared to do anything near something like that. no, no, no. >> some want him to stay, others think he should go. one thing we can all agree on. the sexting scandal has some people pretty fired up. cnn's jeanne moos shows us how supporters and protesters are speak out. >> reporter: if there's one word you never expect to hear in a protest chant it's weiner. >> weiner's got to go. >> weiner's got to go. >> reporter: only a handf