and you also mentioned nat king cole in this book. >> guest: we were obsessed with nat king cole's hair. i mean, my uncle joe -- as i say in the book, my uncle joe said, "they can do things to his hair that the average negro can't even have access to," because he had this patent-leather process. i mean, his hair was so straightened -- it was silky straight. and people would marvel at this crown of hair on the king's head, but he had this beautiful voice and nothing could ever take away from that. i say in the book that i argue with an african friend of mine. the african friend is wole soyinka, the nobel prize laureate from nigeria. he got the nobel prize in 1986. and he finds any form of straightening hair disgusting and a sign of uncle tomism and hopeless race self-hatred. and i would always defend -- and still would -- nat king cole's right to wear his hair in whatever way he wants. but nat king cole's hair is the equivalent for its time of what michael jackson's -- the treatments michael jackson does to his hair. look at the pictures of michael jackson 20 years ago when he had a kink

because these are masters, stevie wonder, nat king cole, bill withers, lou rawls. names sometimes,. i look at their history and my history, and we do have some camaraderie. we are cousins in a way. we had some church upbringing, some southern influence. strong mothers. an understanding of gospel blues. and those aret, masters in the music, and i'm very glad that my name gets mentioned with those masters. have some writing to do and some singing to do before i really deserve it, but i'm blessed. >> this track on this project, once i finally did get past "no love dying" and started checking out the rest, this track hit me so hard, because there is a love and expression of it that you have for your parents. a minister. was she is from shreveport, louisiana. i grew up in los angeles until i was about seven, then bakersfield, california. she was a minister in the church of god in christ. she could not be a pastor, so she circumvented that by every church that she had was a mission, and she was the head missionary. so essentially she was the pastor and was a great beaker

and nat king cole. and stuff like that. some of the hardest stuff is when we come across children toys and children books and children clothes. that's tough. that's hard on us. >> how do you keep going? you keep coming back there every day. >> how we keep going is that we have a belief. you'll find this in every responder across our nation. is that we believe that there's a possibility that there's an air pocket one place, and we'll be able to maybe find somebody alive or even find a dog alive or a cat or something alive. and that keeps us driving every day, that hopefully -- i believe in the human spirit that it's incredibly strong and that maybe we can find somebody alive. that's why we keep going and we don't give up. >> i remember being in haiti after the the earthquake. and more than a week after the earthquake hit people were still being found. and obviously it's a very different situation there. but i wish you the best. and good luck. i'm sure there's a lot of people very grateful that you're out there. jeff mcclella

ukraine will be part of the focus of politicking with larry king this evening when tonight's guest is former secretary of defense william cole and this led him to say about how president obama is handling the ukraine crisis i think he's trying to conduct himself with some dignity and. and not getting into the name calling. and this is something that we really have to stop because of name calling doesn't make us better make some smaller the satay of a substitute for policy and suddenly kissinger said is simply a mask for the absence of a policy. so stop the name calling and continue to negotiate with the russians continue to talk to them. so ten at nine pm tonight here on rt america while the us has officially sent home in guantanamo bay detainee who had been held without trial for twelve years forty four year old made the box that became the first prisoner release from the pentagon detention center this year. this transfer takes a prisoner population down to one fifty four. in early two thousand when the bottom line to afghanistan and according to a beach miles received weapons training and a militant camp there soon after h

king veil. take it slow. you will encounter the winds and cole temperatures. if you're about to head out the door, grab an extra layer. back to you. >> not heading out the door right now but people will be heading out to the sierra this weekend excited for the snow. best window of opportunity? >> i think if you're headed up there for the weekend, get out of here on friday because saturday is looking very, very heavy. which is great news because we want that fresh powder. you only get the fresh powder from the storm systems. we try our hardest to make that fresh powder with the snow machines but, hey, not easy. we want to bring in brian hager. i was out at squaw friday, and before the next round of snow moves in, i mean, you have great conditions up there. it's all about the upper mountain, wouldn't you agree? >> yeah, the mountain is holding up nice. higher elevations, snow's freezing at night. making perfect spring skiing. excited for the storm to come to get fresh powder. >> i can tell you, on saturday, that's going to be the weather game changer, when we ta

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king now right here on our t.v. question lol. well go back to tonight's politics panel with me david hogg word cole oberg calls dangler and hearing is let's get back to it georgia has passed what many are calling the most sweeping pro-gun legislation the country the legislation now waiting for the signature of governor nathan deal loused guns and bars schools restaurants churches and airports get a giffords group americans for responsible solutions this is the most extreme gun bill in america meanwhile the n.r.a. has said is the most comprehensive pro-gun bill in recent history legislation is opposed by gun control advocates by georgia's police chiefs association by the restaurant association is that on guns in their restaurants by the churches that own guns in their churches the t.s.a. that on guns in airports even the majority of people live in georgia so it has the you know this an ending funnel of money from the n.r.a. now into local state and state legislatures reached a point where we're it's gone kind of reduced serbia however you say it was and i mean it's just been reduced to an absurdity anybody on this so you see. here