michael jackson?e couch by the end of it you were on the floor in front of the tv. you couldn't believe what you were seeing. >> i would say the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. the next week "thriller" started selling a million copies a week. >> i like michael jackson because he's bad, he knows how to dance. >> he's so sexy and so gorgeous. >> he's exciting! >> michael jackson is the man of the '80s. >> mtv starts to get pressure from cbs records, which was michael jackson's label. >> rock 'n' roll, in itself, was really the thing that broke a lot of rules. when you're very successful, you try to make your own rules occasionally. >> as the story goes, cbs essentially said we will pull every other artist we have on mtv if you don't play this. they had to be essentially blackmailed into doing it. ♪ it doesn't matter who's wrong or right ♪ ♪ just beat it >> he was the artist that mtv really needed. they didn't know they needed him, but boy, when we started t

michael jackson of course thell former king of pop, one of the most famous man on all of the planet.pset you? >> i think it upset people that were close to her and then she wasn't mentioned in the memorial on the academy awards and i thought, how could that be? how could they leave her out? it didn't make sense. >> all three original angels had cancer. >> you're right. you think, what did we do? something? did we inhale something? >> and you have breast cancer? >> i had breast cancer. >> and kate had it as well. >> early on. much earlier than i did. >> you're good now right? >> yes, i'm good. >> you had training as a ballet dancer and you end up a mogul. when you started this part of your life, there was really nobody else doing branding except you and around the same time, martha stewart. was there competition or camaraderie? chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! cuz, um, i thought that was what i neede

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that's when michael jackson's "thriller" came out. years later it had a second coming on youtube. i know the "thriller" dance. come on now, kevin. we are going look back as we say good night. >> have a great weekend. >> i predict making history, making records. ♪ this is thriller >> once dubbed the citizen kane of short films "thriller" continues to have life. more than 227 million youtube bills. only cost $500,000 to make. it's the first music video of its kind to be inducted into the national film registry by the library of congress. so now at 8.nats rattling roomscollapsed roads. and shattered glass.a trail of destruction left behind by a seven point oh earthquake in anchorage alaska... a data breach at marriott exposes information of hundreds of millions of people the unique information the hackers got this time. two days.34-thousand dollars. why an east bay police department is standing by the decision to film lip-syncing video. images of chaos .. coming out of anchorage, a

that's when michael jackson's "thriller" came out.en years later it had a second coming on youtube. i know the "thriller" dance. come on now, kevin. we are going look back asay good night. >> have a great weekend. >> i predict making history, dubbed the citizen kane of short films "thriller" continues to have life. more than 227 million youtube bills. only cost $500,000 to make. it's the first music video of its kind to be inducted into the national film registry by the library of congress. so what did mj think of "thriller's" role? back in 1993 he told teeth answer was simple. >> i create work from the heart. i'm very thankful. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. gentle rounded brush head she said, get the one inspired by dentists,ith oral-b. oral-'s removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effect

the associated press has just reported a person with knowledge of the situation says michael jackson michael jackson, of course, the former king of pop, one of the most famous men on all of the planet... farrah was not really talked about that much because of that. did that upset you? i think it upset people that were close to her, and then she wasn't mentioned in the memorial on the academy awards. and i thought, "well, how could that be? how could they leave her out?" it didn't make sense. harvey: all three original angels had cancer. you're right. you think, what did we do? did we drink something? did we-- you know, did we inhale something? and you had breast cancer. i had breast cancer, mm-hmm. harvey: and kate had breast cancer, as well. jaclyn: yes, early on. she had it much earlier than i did. you're doing good now, that's for sure, right? yeah, i'm good. i'm good. knock on wood. yeah, mm-hmm. ( music playing ) you had training as a ballet dancer... - right. - and you end up a mogul. when you started this part of your life, there was really nobody else doing branding. - no. -

is it thriller by michael jackson, b, the eagle's greatest hits or c, yellow submarine by the beatles this is a shout out to my parents. they made us listen to the eagles so much. so i'm going with eagles. >> tucker: desperado is on that album that is correct. the eagles greatest hits. 38 million copies. michael jackson second place with 33 million.et >> your parents should get the mug. >> i know. >> tucker: congratulations. so we're going to award you -- some things are coveted. this is the mug. he works at jeff bezos website. i was walking through an airport and a relative asked for this mug. >> you didn't have one on you? >> tucker: no. i have to say since it's christmas -- this is our tree in our newsroom in new york. you'll notice it's capped off with eric himself. that's the quickest way to bring christmas cheer to any office. >> what the season is about. >> tucker: put coffee in that. and think of eric.ed congratulations. >> thank you. >> tucker: peter doocy a great competitor.. no question you'll be back. >> i failed! >> tucker: that's it for final exam this week. pay attentio

you really toward with michael jackson?ll issue was writing for "people" magazine and i toward him as a reporter. >> okay. >> covering michael jackson for six months, during his victory tour. >> what year? >> 1984. >> '84. >> when he was really big. >> billie jean. >> ey, that was the tour. and i saw quite a bit of him at that time. i knew his mother and his brothers. they didn't like me that much because i was a reporter, see. and we -- >> writing bad stuff about michael. >> no, i wasn't a writer that wrote good stuff either. i wasn't -- it was just kind of a job that just fell in my lap. "people" magazine hired me -- i wrote a start but the beatles for rolling stone and the saw it and they hired me in like -- a month later i was on a plane going to l.a. to cover michael jackson. never even been to l.a. before. and so i ended up staying there and just touring with him for six months, during -- don king, al sharpton, all on this tour. it was just -- pitiful. michael was a very nice guy. i really liked him. he is tall. he wa

to cover michael jackson. so i ended up staying there and just tour in them for six months. ll sharpton there were all on this tour. it was pitiful. michael was a very nice guy. i really liked him. he's tall. he was a tall person and a v vey decent r man. i never felt he did those things they accused him of june at kids. i>> didn't think was ever true. >> would you rather write novels or write on this? >> novels are too hard. i'd rather write songs. but right now looks like novels is what's happening. you know, the thing about music is when you write a song, what are you writing for? i'm 61. i can't write that kind of bubblegum pop they're doing now. i don't like it. i can't write for little winter none of them people. i don't like it. [applause] really, i mean, some of the great ones. >> just don't slander anybody. >> i'm trying to stay out of court again. i was listening to conway twitty yesterday. conway twitty was i wonderful. that's my job. that's what i do. everything i do is because of you to keep you at me that's my job easy. a beautiful song about fatherhood. he was

but a coalition of business owners animal welfare activists and politicians oppose the decision michael jackson is the director for the marine mammal protection project at the natural resources defense council and he joins us from new york welcome michael to the stream. to you hi there this is from mali who says it is so upsetting that seismic blasting off of the coast got the green light this will have serious impacts on rain life and the existing coastal communities that depend on a healthy atlantico so we're definitely hearing from people who are opposed to this but before we get too deep explain to us in layman's terms. what is it why do you find it so problematic sure well first of all make no mistake what we're talking about here seismic blasting is a precursor to offshore drilling and that has very significant impacts on the environment but seismic blasting is something that has significant impacts and that itself in order to prospect for oil and gas miles beneath the sea floor industry to raise of high volume air guns behind vessels there's. every ten seconds or so united for months on

. >> i think he actually just says don't let them separate us like they did michael jackson and prince out of nowhere with red hat i don't bow where he -- we've been fighting for our rights for a long time and that red hat doesn't represent what we have been fighting for all of our lives. >> did you talk to jay-z about why he wanted that to be on your new album? >> i was just like yo, i had dreams of having a jay-z verse who i views as the greatest of all time. so whatever he did i was going to accept it and that's what he delivered to me and i was happy with with that >> were joust happy to have him on the album, regardless of what he rapped about. >> that's what it was more about. >> how about the mindset -- i have to play devil's advocate. you wrote that for the new york times and not only did i have reads what you proceed and thauch thid eso i, but i voed the kroemts. and thenny of were supportive and many of them you're not the right guy to take on this fight. let's look at facts. it was or the than a wheelie. he got probation and can convicted for selling drugs, possessing a fire

but a coalition of business owners animal welfare activists and politicians oppose the decision michael jackson is the director for the marine mammal protection project at the natural resources defense council and he joins us from new york welcome michael to the stream starts to eat hi there this is from mali who says it is so upsetting that seismic blasting of the coast got the green light this will have serious impacts on rain life and the existing coastal communities that depend on a healthy atlantica so we're definitely hearing from people who are opposed to this but before we get too deep explain to us in layman's terms. what is it why do you find it so problematic sure well first of all make no mistake what we're talking about here seismic blasting is precursor to offshore drilling and that has very significant impacts on the environment but seismic blasting is something that has significant impacts and that itself in order to prospect for miles beneath the sea floor industry to raise of high volume air guns behind vessels there is that every ten seconds or so united for months on end it'

so also michael jackson. songs but still prefer to make such. fits and are looking to recapture that box office magic with one hundred things it is doing it all again writing directing and costarring but with so much success is he ready to go beyond comedy. covers a lot of dramas of course i'd like to try other genres i don't want to always just have to make comedies to get people into the cinemas i can imagine starting off with a really simple drama or could be something scary because of my i was was the good side but until then slowly on diving fits will continue to play it for laughs. just me to leave this was for me so he was with. me. ok now nothing against mr four and it fits but personally i like my men with a little bit of an edge you know the old school leading man the strong silent type two of the all time greats are robert redford and clint eastwood we start with robert read. he made his breakthrough almost fifty years ago playing a charming bank robber in butch cassidy and the sundance kid so it's kind of appropriate for his latest a

saying michael jackson's "earth" song. they had a message, if you do not care about us, who will?> valerie is there, covering that top 24 climate summit in poland. it is time for the latest the plight of those held in detention centers as the security situation deteriorates. the human rights council is calling for refugees to be evacuated. >> their faces show relief. these men and women have been released from the detention centers. plane.e about to board a in this hanger, families are reunited after -- in this hangar , families are reunited. they have been through hell at the hands of smugglers. >> they are not human. i have seen three or four people die every day from starvation, dehydration, scabies. us toortured us to force pay. i have seen it with my own eyes. >> i was three months pregnant when i arrived. i came from saddam. i was with people traffickers when i gave birth. they did not help me at all. sea.ed my luck at i ended up in this detention center. >> she has not seen her husband for seven months. they were detained in different locations. >> each cell had 20 people w

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let them know that giving our pristine coast to the oil industry is unacceptable thank you to michael jackson us all the time we have a parade now be sure to keep tabs on the stories we discussed and the other stories we're following following. twitter we're at eighty three we'll see you next time. a recent u.n. report has given renewed urgency to the fight against climate change over those threats like sea level rise at this year's climate talks in poland and the international community seize the opportunity to take concerted action stay with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself the important thing if you were walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday. we heard gunshots i was the first one to flee the heart of. the battle lasted three days and three nights and there were no prisoners at the control of holidaying in and you control the region around and that's why it was such a bloody battle an icon of conflict at the heart of the lebanese civil war beirut holiday in war hotels on al-jazeera when the brea

but a coalition of business owners animal welfare activists and politicians oppose the decision michael jackson is the director for the marine mammal protection project at the natural resources defense council and he joins us from new york welcome michael to the stream. to you hi there this is from mali who says it is so upsetting that seismic blasting of the coast got the green light this will have serious impacts on marine life and the existing coastal communities that depend on a healthy atlantico so we're definitely hearing from people who are opposed to this but before we get too deep explain to us in layman's terms. what is it why do you find it so problematic sure well first of all make no mistake what we're talking about here seismic blasting is a precursor to offshore drilling and that has very significant impacts on the environment but seismic blasting is something that has significant impacts and that itself in order to prospect for oil and gas miles beneath the sea floor industry to raise of high volume behind vessels. that every ten seconds or so united for months on end it's just

." >> she's like young michael jackson. >> you can find her confidence in her shoulder. >> you broughtit in her performance. we could be a group. >> my god. >> this video put together by glamour magazine. it is 60 minutes long. if you want to watch the full video go to rightthisminute.com ob use the mobil april. >> never underestimate the power of wind. it rips the roof off this food court. >> it seems so unexpected people high tail it out of there. >> usually the gusts are just like this. in a split second it goes to being an outdoor food court. >> those are i beams. amazing they didn't come right down on top of those people. >> they do describe the cost of damage as substantial. >> this next video is from brazil. >> equally as spectacular. >> that was the roof of a super market. >> there is a bit more to this video that shows you how the wind was funneled. >> they are enjoying itthey aret is incredible until it hits the electric. just get back inside and maybe avoid that one. >> this was a special effect. didn't look real. >> she posted pictures of eggs on line and the internet went

>> we are singing "earth song" by michael jackson. we are singing it after powell a -- acapella. song is really beautiful. it is perfect for today's occasion. what about sunrise what about rain what about all of f the thihings that you said we were to gain what about killing fields is there a time what about all the things that you said were yours and minene notice a allstop to the blood we have shed before ♪d you ever stop to notice ♪ >> what is your message to the negotiators here at cop? >> they know the facts most of and maybe they sometimes don't want to admit it, but they know eveverything they need to know. they know the sosolution. they know that we need to change because otherwise, the world will change in a way we don't want to know. to not ignore anymore all the threats and to do something. and not just for money, not just for the economy, but for us, for all of the people, for the animals and plants and for our world. amy: a special thank you to john hamilton, carla wills, and hanny massod. greta thunberg returned to sweden last that. they were driving an electric car

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a coalition of business owners animal welfare activists and politicians opposed the decision michael jackson is the director for the marine mammal protection project at the natural resources defense council and he joins us from new york welcome michael to the stream. to you hi there this is from mali who says it is so upsetting that seismic blasting off of the coast got the green light this will have serious impacts on marine life and the existing coastal communities that depend on a healthy atlantico so we're definitely hearing from people who are opposed to this but before we get too deep explain to us in layman's terms. what is it why do you find it so problematic sure well first of all make no mistake what we're talking about here seismic blasting is a precursor to offshore drilling and that has very significant impacts on the environment but seismic blasting is something that has significant impacts and that itself in order to prospect for oil and gas miles beneath the sea floor industry to raise of high volume behind vessels there's. every ten seconds or so united for months on end it'

the zombies could have stepped out of michael jackson's thriller. and the film back to the future. with a new twist. i'm interested in like you know simulation stuff also like your own quick time travel that's kind of crazy but like this idea of when you revisit a nostalgic moment you know. but you don't just revisit it and repeat it you revisit it and you kind of reinvent it and make it feel like it's now. and in this hotel they could stay. a scene from stanley kubrick's nine hundred eighty horror film the shining that perhaps is a comedy. but. there it is very. good to see. these days muse perform their progressive rock and huge stadiums to sellout crowds. but things were very different when they were starting out. we spend about five years like playing in like pubs and tiny clubs to or to not many people at all but one man and his dog somewhere down in daytime gig and i think the only person i was actually into dancing was my son little toddler so it was like sitting around everybody. five people in the crowd people and it was early days because joe guy came up and said come her

michael jackson. >> high of 37. there is a lot of 30s out thr. and under clears skies and no -- out there. under clear skies. and the next rain will not be late to sunday and monday. it looks light and weak. so mostly sunny and a few high clouds to the north and warmer and mid-60s in the sain

it jumpstart the careers from from a young michael jackson. janel is a child played the violin and dreamed one day. she did not one day dream she would be president and ceo. perlyn dewitt is executive -- director of rock the vote. this is an organization that has evolved from its mtv origins to being one of the key organizations that does border registration and education and carolyn tells me she has been to africa five times but not any other constant -- continent. jennifer to casper's chief of staff to senator kim scott. she started as an intern. she has changed that office and we are going to talk about that. she has eight tattoos. last but not least, valerie camillo is a chief revenue officer and at the end of next toth, she is moving philadelphia to take over as president of the philadelphia flyers and the wells fargo center. she was once a reality show contestant. >> not the bachelor. espn dream job which was a competition to be a sportscenter anchor. i did not win. i want to start with jennifer because you have a great story to tell. te

it helped spawn the careers of michael jackson, and jenelle is a child played the violin and she dreamed that one day she would enter amateur night at the apollo theater she didn't dream that she would one time become president and see if that's a ceo, welcome jenelle. and carolyn dewitt is president and executive director of rock the boat and this is an organization as you know that evolved from its mtv origins to being one of the key organizations that the voter registration, voter education and carolyn tells me she has been to africa five times but not to any other continent, so welcome carolyn and i would love to hear your travel stories. jennifer decastro is the president in the office of senator tim scott and she started there as an intern which is an amazing story. and she has really changed that office and we're going to talk about that and jennifer has eight tattoos, give or take. and last is valerie camilla is chief revenue officer and she is marketing officer at the washington national baseball club. and at the end of next month she is moving to philadelphia to take over as pr

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interested in the waters at michael. jackson. welcome back you without saying that the u.s. office of customs and border protection held major drills at one of the border crossings with mexico over the weekend it comes as the so-called migrant caravan made up of thousands of people from poverty stricken central american countries continues to head towards the front. i feel. offices marched in full riot gear with their helmets on holding shields and also firing tear gas shells many of the migrants who are heading towards the border come from honduras migrants say that they are fleeing from poverty abject living conditions as well as crime and the u.s. has been providing an joris with financial aimed at aid a nd levy ating the situation there however is artie's kind of explains the money that has been pouring into the region may actually be doing more harm than good. with thousands of migrants stranded on the u.s. border threats of lethal force and tear gas are amplifying an already intense scene . they have to they're going to use literally having left honduras and el stuck t

i'm one of the victims of this because of a few high noteworthy cases like michael jackson or prince and i think the people that need medical attention are being left in the dark and i will take my answer off the phone. >> guest: a big part of the opioid issue is how we treat pain. there are millions of people in this country with untreated pain. but we should not be doing is making people with legitimate pain issues not have access to the treatment they need. that treatment can include opioids but it could also include physical therapy and there's a lot that needs to be done in terms of research on how to treat pain but also having insurance companies cover pain treatment, alternative pain treatment. >> host: how you strike the balance? >> guest: that is something that this meditation looked a lot at that in terms of how to we make sure that physicians and nurse practitioners and others who are involved in healthcare are educated about addiction and can identify someone who might have a substance abuse disorder and help that person get the order they need and the stickers that perso

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michael jackson. >> high of 37. there is a lot of 30s out thr. and under clears skies and no -- out there. under clear skies. and the next rain will not be late to sunday and monday. it looks light and weak. so mostly sunny and a few high clouds to the north and warmer and mid-60s in the saint that clara valley. and the light rain continues. this looks like a weak system. and it will probably fall apart south of the golden gate. a better system around the 16th and 17th. a north breeze kicking in. and a whopper of a low in southern just on the arizona, nevada border and the four corners and a few higher clouds. and this is in southern california after a wild day yesterday. we're under mostly clear skies and 30s and 40s. the upper 30s. and a lot of 40s. and we'll cool off another couple of degrees. but a lot of sunshine today and a mix of clouds over the weekend and dry till sunday evening. 5:01. and sal is here on a friday. are we okay? >> still okay. we have one problem on the altamonte pass. this is the grand line area. not -- grant line area. t

. >> the michael jackson zipper. >> exactly what he wanted but never used. >> we don't hang out usuallyou wear it? >> special occasions. listen, i prefer cash for christmas for tax purposes. it's nice and clean. i also don't like sweaters. this is why. you do not want sweaters in this world anymore. everything has he. all indoor heating exists in the 21st century. it's not, like, the last century where you had to lay or come up and you know? if it's cold outside, you have a park on. sweaters are so last century. here's what i like to do for gift giving. i pay attention all year. something they say, i remember. if i don't remember, i get them steak house gift cards. a strategy: when they go out to the steak house, i arrange it so i'm with them and before i go, hey, don't you have that gift card? they planted down. i say, pay up. >> ugh. just hideous. >> a porsche dealer closes early on friday. >> i will make a call. guys, as you can probably predict, i am obsessed with christmas gifts. i pride myself on being a good gift giver, i got my mom a christmas gift. this summer, when we were som

then they used michael jackson. all i want to say is that they really don't care about us. i mean, you know, these are just -- it is just remarkable to now know the origin of things like this. >> some of the content is grabbed from other meme sites. so you will notice in this particular operation they were putting those logos because they were branding the content as theirs. it had a youtube channel also. instagram, facebook and a twitter account. and the other one also had, i think, things on all of those platforms. so they built these cross platform media brands. that was how they reached out to black audiences. they did a lot of integration with authentic black media where they would take their memes and amplify them. it is a lot of remixing, resharing. >> from where you sit, how can anybody trust what is on their social media? from where you sit, is it time for people to sort of shut down their social media accounts given that facebook and twitter have not been transparent, given that the trump administration doesn't seem to be able to nip this in the butt. what's the a

. >> michael jackson is the man of the 80s. >> music to the all beat and tack.c. >> my life is over so my mind will speak my mind. >> heavy metal. it glorifies sex and violence, it hates

announced if the new inductees, one of the biggest names janet jackson will be joining her brother michael jackson he have leopard will be enshrined in the rock n roll hall of fame. >>> and the finalist for the toy of the year awards. they're in 17 different categories, there are interactive toys and fancy nancy is the doll of the year. and jennifer gibbons told us a little bit about it. >> she is dressed in her signature fancy nancy party outfit. she has butterfly in her necklace and kids can hear the fancy nancy theme songs and her dress lights up in six different colors, she has 135 different phrases, whether it's activities. >> we put more information about the toy of the year finalist ons on the website, look for it under the web link section under the mornings on 2 tab. >> the diver dressed as santa, we'll explain the coral reef tank, it has more than 100 species of fish and it's the deepest coral reef exhibit. the holidayability featuring scuba santa happens every day up until christmas. >>> and pictures of a blind child visiting houston, texas is going blind and has autism. he never visite

i thought it would be michael jackson. c daig dago sflshgs. >> queen's takes the title. sorry for those that like queen because we ruined it. nirvana's "smells like teen spirit" and guns n roses. >> is wayne's world going to take credit for that, the in-car sing-along? >> that kept it alive in the '90s. came out in the '70s. >> a whole new generation getting exposed. >> and a whole other generation getting exposed from the movie. >> i thought it was a new song -- >> that garth and wayne came up with. i don't think you're the only one. >> sorry, freddie. >> it's true, every generation has its own thing. >> i just remember "rolling stone" called it a quirky ballad. they didn't like it at first, "rolling stone." we have 101 and 880 where it's we have 101 and 880 where it's dsn'tta stationary. dense fog everywhere else, turning to hazy sunshine. fog returns tonight almost as chilly as this morning and the chance of rain friday and sunday. here's a look at our temperatures. will 58 to around 61 degrees. pretty comfortable for t

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like michael jackson. they have reagan as a hologram. >> morgan: what about howard stern?ld be fun. >> jesse: never survive. >> morgan: i listen to his radio show all the time. >> juan: i thought you were so girly a minute to go. >> morgan: i am. i like the fashion. >> juan: listening to howard stern? >> morgan: you can be feminine and still like howard stern. >> juan: for a woman to hear this kind of talk. >> dana: she has a wide range of interests. >> morgan: i have heard sailors say a lot worse. >> greg: i think we need to bring forgiveness back. >> dana: my point was three weeks ago we had dan crenshaw on "saturday night live" and everyone said that's the model for how we should handle it. >> juan: today there was a case in texas. a guy attacked a woman and then the judge says 400 bucks and some community service. that's outrageous. i don't think i am a hard man but goodness gracious. >> dana: we are not talking about the same thing. he was accused of a crime. >> juan: i think that's one where i would say you know what. >> greg: i am talking about forgiving over a twee

it was a michael jackson song, and i got the music playing and she starts bobbing around.ther. >> i had seen stacey. stacey's been to the home looking for rodney to pick him up. i told him, rodney, do you understand where you are? here in this little racist town, anything could happen. >> bastrop is about 30 miles outside of austin, but it's also about 30 years behind austin. there was an atmosphere in the town of -- >> racism. okay? point blank, period. >> jimmy brown was reed's first lawyer, but left the case before it went to trial. from the very beginning, brown saw a troubling racial bias. >> this case seemed to be premised on the fact that good white girls don't have sex with thugs. that is literally the theory of the state. because other than that, what is the motive? all you're saying is that because he had sex with her, that means he had to kill her. >> reed says he lied about knowing stacey because he didn't believe he'd get fair treatment if the police knew he was having an affair with another officer's fiance. >> when we started seeing each other, it came up sh

. ♪ i just can't stop loving you >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and ♪ >> radio has been so long in coming playing female artists. so, it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude now. ♪ if it makes you happy >> female artists like sheryl crow or liz phair, even though they had success they were still routinely marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of space in pop culture for a young woman's thoughts, feelings, voices, to be respected or taken seriously. ♪ i'm just a girl >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani, super girlie but then also kind of tough. and then in front of this band of all guys. ♪ that's all that you'll let me be ♪ >> i'm just a girl in the world and that's all that you'll let me be. you know, it was like the middle finger up to every guy that ever annoyed you. >> look who's here. alanis. >> hi. >> we ran into each other. >> we're shopping today. we thought we'd take you with us. and alanis is here with a brand-new album. a brand-new look i've noticed. >> yeah. >> i was dro

charles: michael jackson, off the wall album. this was more off the wall. than the wall.hat happens? do we fast forward? do you see something happening here? felt to me, honestly, that the democrats don't want the government to be shut down, even if president trump is blamed. and president trump declaring that he is willing to do this. he took ownership of it? >> he did and he should. this wall, need for the wall has never been clearer, what would the caravan coming up to tijuana. i saw footage of a couple days ago, a woman burrowing under the steel fence. climbed over the top, had a baby couple days, few hours later, so she has the birthright citizenship thing going on. the need for the wall is clearer than ever. president ought to push that, force this issue. charles: i'm a little frustrated. i took a million notes. i ran out of the office, this was from like two days ago. so that is no good. chuck schumer saying hey, you know what, we're hurting innocent people. innocent people getting hurt too with the opioids coming across. so, is that going to work, you know? that i

up rubbing elbows with the stars, including one of the world's most famous recording artists, michael jackson. and when he moved to new york in the 1990s, goldstone's larger than life personality didn't go unnoticed. >> he's a wacky guy. he's really fond of social media and would post all kinds of funny things, taking selfies, wearing funny hats. >> he invited me to a roast at the friar's club, and when i got there, he said it turns out they don't want press here. you're going to have to leave. i was very hurt. he said, let me make it up to you. i also handle the russian tea room, which i find amusing, and let me hook you up with a dinner there. >> goldstone worked in trump's hometown, but their first connection ran through moscow. with a family that's been described as the trumps of russia. aras agalarov and his son, emen. >> explain who emen is. emen agalarov, his father one of the most -- >> he's a billionaire pop singer, who also happens to be a hugely successful businessman in his own right. >> music has no language. i will do a song in russian, and the audience that doesn't speak russia

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wound up rubbing elbows with the stars including one the world's most famous recording artists, michael jackson and when he moved to new york in the 1990s, goldstone's larger than life personality didn't go unnoticed. >> he's a whacky guy. he was really fond of social media. and would post all kinds of funny things. taking selfies, wearing funny hats. >> he invited me to the club and it turns out they don't want press here and you will have to leave and i was very hurt and let me make it up to you, i handle the russian tea room, which i now find amusing, and let me hook you up with a dinner there. >> goldstone worked in trump's hometown. but their first connection ran through moscow. with a family that's been described as the trumps of russia. eras agalarov and his son emmen. >> explain who emmen is. his father one of the most powerful men in russia. >> a billionaire possibp singer happens to be a hugely successful man in his own right. >> music doesn't have a language. i can do russian and english in russian. >> and he runs shopping malls and restaurants and including co-owning one with robert