that is michael jackson's billie jean and the quality is like nothing you ever heard. >> we are makingtered and when it was the best that it ever was. >> for most people, music is background music. >> that is tragic. none of these artists made those to be background music. >> reporter: you hate talking about the prices. >> i do. >> we are in a culture where price is the product. people go it is hundreds of thousands thing. i don't want that. i want people to look at it and say that is cool looking. i wonder what it sounds like. >> reporter: does it bug you the vast number of people will never be able to afford that. >> i am working on that. >> reporter: thousands of dollars for equipment instead of hundreds of thousands. for weisselbe, music is a spiri experience. everyone listens to music and makes music everyone. what we have done because of our culture is reduced music to something that is just a shadow of what it was. >> reporter: what do you want your musical legacy to be? >> i just want people to realize what is possible. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ freedom. it's at the core of who we are. the freed

last year forbes listed him as the second-highest paid deceased celebrity behind only michael jackson "the lorax" and "sneeches". touched on positive values. >> i don't support the banning of books or censorship. we have to talk about how we use books in ways that are meaningful and helpful for all children. >> reporter: those six books taken out of publication are now selling out at stores, and many are being resold online at huge markups. will, mona? >> megan, thank you. >>> coming up, john legend. what the music icon has to say about the crucial intersection of his art and activism. >>> and later, what you may have never known about the national anthem. you're watching "world news now." ♪ [male narrator] for as long as we've existed, boys & girls clubs has always been about coming together. to support the families of our communities and do whatever it takes to give every kid a chance at a great future. but we're going through a challenging time right now. and while we may not all be able to come together in the same physical ways, in other ways, we're coming together like never bef

. >> michael jackson? i don't know. >> jimmy: not michael jackson. lily, who was the pelvis, lily?> enrico macia. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: elvis presley. elvis the bell less. pelvis. all right. you agree that you were both wrong, right? [ laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, let's go to the next question. acia, who is this famous charlie? who is this famous charlie? movie star. go ahead. charlie? >> charlie from the chocolate factory? >> jimmy: that is not charlie from the chocolate factory. lily? >> charlie chaplin. >> jimmy: that is right, lily. [ cheers and applause ] charlie chaplin. you've got 10 points. the next question for lily. who is this famous charlie? >> this is charli something from the tiktok thing. >> jimmy: that's right. [ applause ] acia, do you know her last name? >> demilio. >> jimmy: that's right, we're going to give you open points for that one. lily, cardi b's collaborator from the song "wap" is megan thee blank. >> cardi b, i know this girl. >> jimmy: yeah. megan thee? >> megan the megano! >> jimmy: that is not correct. acia? >> stallion. >

some guests like michael jackson made headlines here the pop star had in iran a tang from the zoo brought to him in the hotel rajon has no comment but he raves about these british royals i have never seen a riot is dull to it it was very down to see everybody at a drive in but he wanted to move forward a rigid in my intention with everybody before they went to the lobby and showed to the wife she. for. her. whether malays indians or chinese singapore is known as a harmonious melting pot of different cultures and ethnic groups. and this couldn't be more clear than when it comes to food. it's lunchtime here at the hawker center. lisa is dishing up one bowl of her shrimp a noodle soup after the other it's a real hit. the hunger centers are like a big canteens in singapore. managers garbage collectors and nurses all eat here. at itself and the off it. was that days off it almost looked as if we almost didn't get my clock off restaurants and that kept the prices up on the bus it's in our genius in this you know in singapore we have so many different a pig groups and different kind of like the

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and michael jackson's "thriller." think about michael jackson in the 1980s. this is how black people are represented in art, it becomes a thought that people are taking -- are doing on purpose. people are really considering -- black artists, black playwrights, black songwriters, black performers are -- i'm not saying that they are embracing black identity, but they're becoming critical and critically analyzing black identity in a way that is a response to the films of the 1970s in response to the civil rights movement of the 1960s. we always have to look at things in relationship to each other. we've got the 1960s and what happened during the civil rights movement. we can go back further and look at the 1950s. we look at emmett till's mother who realized the power of performance by keeping emmett till's casket open. think about private voice versus public voice. what does it mean when we're forced to keep something in private as opposed to what happens when we make it public. think about the developments in technology that have happened between the 1950s and

so popular last year "forbes" listed him as the second highest deceased celebrity behind only michael jacksons books like "the lorax" and "the sneetches" touched on environmentalism and tolleri tollerism. in recent years his books drew criticism. >> i don't support the banning of books. we have to think about how we use books in ways that are meaningful and ways that are helpful for all children. >> reporter: those six books taken out of publication are now selling out at stores and many are being resold online at huge markups. will, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> amazon has changed its new app logo after critics say it resembled hitler. the company has now tweaked the image so it's folded, not rigid. >>> coming up, dr. oz saves a man's life at the airport. hear the role his daughter played. >>> but first new claims a popular flea collar for dogs is linked to hundreds of deaths. moe to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescr

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you had everything from michael jackson to prince, you know, you had magic johnson on after he had revealed time and that legacy is so interesting to me for two reasons, win because you broke what existed but also because you started a journey that then it seems like hollywood has stopped doing after you stopped doing the show. you were bringing women on board as executive producers. you were bringing black people on as writers who never got opportunities. you made an inclusive staff whether do you think happened that that just didn't carry on after you left in every other show that got made. >> well, wow, i don't know if i am aware of that. totally. but that is nice to hear. and maybe we got too comfortable. because sometimes when things aren't right you fight for things. i remember asking for an intern program when i first got my gig, i did that, when i tried to raise the writers room of the other shows there were no black writers, that is the first thing i dealt with. and i'm so proud. my first intern was john singleton who went on to win an oscar. and a lot of wonderful writers and inte

seuss at number two and number one is michael jackson. so it is a big debate.re a lot of different opinions on both sides of the coin. but i tell you what, these are classic books. these are okay and will continue to be read in the mathai house. >> you got to get "the cat in the hat comes back." that's the next. >>> up next at 6:30, hello indoor dining. restaurants in santa clara county prepare to welcome back customers inside. there's other big changes coming our way, though. >>> plus, removing one of the most basic coronavirus safety rules. the move texas is planning to make next week. explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. all in one stop! >>> it's coming back. ri

remember when michael jackson dangled his baby out of the second-floor window?, dangling that poor child. i know. too soon. do you know, why do people put themselves at risk for these things? is social media really that much of an opiate? >> dana: i think jesse nailed it. when you listen to the video towards the end, as he's picking up his daughter from the ground, somebody yells "do something!" somebody do something. the elephant is to be respected. that's why he's there behind a fence. ugh. do something. >> kennedy: people are really geniuses. clearly he put his daughter at risk. that is the most egregious part. if you were in there by himself, do you wish he would've been a nominee for the darwin award? >> greg: i'm going to take a different tack. i think the daughter had it coming. she had been egging him all day about going to the zoo and he didn't want to go. this is crazy. he should be in prison. the fence doesn't even look like it could hold the elephant. look at that fence. also, the guys filming this. he must've gotten a lot of money for this tape. nob

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can you have a copy of michael jackson's "thriller" but nobody is going to think -- you're not goingnvince people you own the master recordings of "thriller. ". >> mona lisa isn't the only one with a sly smile today if you thought that comparison was a stretch, beeple sold for $60 million. and later the first ever joint company to be labelled a unicorn. we're going to begin with kupong set to go public the valuation is rich, up 6x from a couple years ago. whether we're talking about roblox stock or this, the question for me is how far in the future do investors have to look to justify these valuations >> it's a very question and, jon, we've been wondering if that meme stock trade was peteering out. i think with the last few days between everything you've just highlighted roblox's ipo, beeple's sale is that it's still very much here how far do you have to look? i'm not sure pricing above its range, roblox debuting above its ipo price and the parade the last few months, some of the most anticipated names have delivered in terms of their valuations far above expectations and they're new

it's something out of leaving neverland documentary about michael jackson it's pretty gross. >> it hasl-harassment stop was not as known, but the actual plate old harassment has been going on for a while. everyone knew he was a bully and he berated reports and he yelled people all the time. so really none of this is that new. support nope and hopefully he'll be the old governor of new york, and california let them both go all right karol markowicz, thank you so much. >> they could candidate. kennedy: eight gunner killed 12 people in a supermarket including a police officer a veteran of the first of seven people the suspect is in custody but investigators have not yet released a potential motive but i don't know how you can explain something like this. but today president biden said he fully supports stricter gun laws, watch. the applicant ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. the united states senate, help summer listen, should immediately pass the two house bills that close loopholes in the background check system for it will save lives, american lives. we have to act. >> p

i think my first cassette tape was run-dmc, the beastie boys, michael jackson -- i don't remember.u're a great guy. >> greg: i knew the secret of putting the tape over the top so you could record over a cassette. it is not great? the voices again, the voices. greg's fashion news! i'm going to show you three videos of three different pomeranian outfits, you're going to have to vote, there is number one, look at that little dog. second one and, he's going out on a night on the town. perhaps a walkway in front of the restaurant -- that doesn't make sense. last but not least, that's a flirty outfit. all right, let's go around the table. to jesse, which one. >> jesse: number one. >> greg: one. >> juan: one or two. before i went with one. in >> katie: number three! i choose number three. >> greg: i was going with number two because i like the glasses, but number one has won, and i will shut up now. >> jesse: what do we win, greg? >> greg: nothing. >> juan: those are outfits! >> greg: outfits. >> juan: , hey let's knock the stuffings out of covid. to take a look at residents of virginia b

. >> jimmy: yeah >> that's like michael jackson writing a song just for you. >> jimmy: yeah we can'trst one >> jimmy: i know but i can't spoil anything quest is going to get mad with the spoilers >> i was like, "spoiler alert, spoiler alert! >> jimmy: no, no spoiler but, dude, john amos, that's awesome that he was in that movie. i love seeing him. i miss him >> and the thing about this movie, is that the original cast, most of them are back except for the mom but they pay homage to her throughout the whole movie and it's awesome i just love the fact that eddie, really female empowerment throughout the whole movie, it's good >> jimmy: yeah >> it's good, yeah >> jimmy: yeah, i like that scene in the movie, too, where, like, you just see in eddie's face - >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, it was good. he did it -- respect this is awesome. i want to show everyone a clip here's tracy morgan in "coming 2 america. take a look at this. >> if it pleases your majesty, i present to you -- kareem jensen aka uncle reem, my royal consigliere >> that's italian for mac daddy mentor >> you need no other teach

you're trying to move tens of thousands of people -- the situation -- the reason it's so hard to michael jacksonin an open block party. it's a small area of our city. people think, you know, they're everywhere, everything going on. riots. it's not the case. it's a small entertainment area, you know, 10 by 5 blocks really. that's where it's going on. it attracts a lot of attention. add night it was out of control. >> neil: you know, seems like miami was particularly hit. there were large crowds in florida in almost all locations. particularly miami. you mentioned at the outset, mayor, this wasn't all just college kids and the like. can you explain who they were? >> well, they're older. we know from the arrestees where they were from. one of the problems, florida is totally open. people are coming down here. air fare is very cheap. there's not a lot of other destinations open like our city. so we're getting an enormous crush of people coming here. among the people coming to love the beaches and the great restaurants -- i sound like a chamber of commerce ad -- but among that is people coming here t

michael jackson's thriller, but it's very different from owning the master recording. >> chris: if ir printed and put a frame around it, what's the difference between what i have and what the person with the nft has? >> the person with the nft has the nft and everybody sort of agrees that that is the person who owns it. >> chris: but for all this talk of virtual assets, people didn't waste a minute converting his cryptocurrency into cold hard cash. >> by friday night, the guy, the guy in singapore, had the artwork and i had the money and it was totally done, open up the thing, $55 million in my bank account. boom, done, the next day. >> chris: beeple was already a big name in digital art. >> i started releasing a bunch of clips, concert visuals and things like that. if you've been to like an electronic music show on the last ten years you've probably seen these clips before. i'm sure you've been to a lot of those in the last ten years. >> chris: why do you laugh when you say that, beeple? why do you laugh? >> electronic music. >> chris: i'm asking the questions here, not you! while b

she also designed the iconic red and black jacket in michael jackson's "thriller" video, which i've neveriewed in its entirety, as i find zombies dancing in choreographed synchronicity implausible. and also, it's really scary. would someone please turn off the sheldon commentary track? there's no switch. just listen and learn. penny, if you think this is good, you should come with us friday to see it on the big screen at the colonial. well, i'm watching it now. why would i want to see it again on friday? because the print they're showing on friday has an additional 21 seconds of previously unseen footage. 21 seconds? that'll be like seeing a whole new movie! exactly. they say it finally solves the submarine controversy. did-- leonard? i'm no expert, but i believe what we just heard from penny was sarcasm. oh! good. i'm eight for 26 this month. yeah, i think i'll pass. but you guys enjoy your extra 21 seconds. bet if i could make you understand why this is such a cool thing, we'd still be together. mm, yeah, no, we wouldn't. uh-huh. i'm guessing 21 seconds had something to do with that, to

a bunch of people can have copies of michael jackson's "thriller" but one person owns the master recording one image for each 5,000 days. >> reporter: beeple is the artist behind crossroads, his latest work, every day is the first 5,000 days, a digital collage, 13 years in the making for christie's it is the first digital piece of heart work they have ever put up for auction what do you say to folks this morning shaking their head going, i don't get it? >> it is a counter intuitive way to think about possession, right in the idea that something intangible can be valuable is not that shocking to me. this is an asset that is going to maintain its value. >> reporter: which is great news for beeple bidding is currently at $4 million and climbing. >> reporter: do you get a piece of the action or once it is done it is done >> there's a 10% sort of artist royalty. >> reporter: on the surface buyers appear to be purchasing what is already on the internet for free like this video of a monstrous dunk by lebron james the clip recently sold as a digital trading card for $208,000, but you can still wat

a bunch of people can have copies of michael jackson's "thriller" but one person owns the master recordingdes his latest work, every day: the first 5,000 days is a digital collage in the making and for christie's, the first digital artwork ever put up for auction. >> what do you say to folks shaking their head going, i don't get it >> this is a counterintuitive way to think about possession. the idea that something intangible can be valuable is not that shocking to me. this is an asset that's going to maintain its value >> reporter: which is great news for beeple bidding is currently at $4 million and climbing do you get a piece of that action or once it's done, it's done >> there's 10% artist royalty. >> reporter: on the surface buyers appear to be purchasing what's already on the i the net for free, like this video of a monstrous dunk by lebron james the clip sold as a digital trading card for $200,000 but you can still watch it online at no cost. the first-ever tweet by twitter cofounder jack dorsey is also free to see and now up for auction. so far, the bidding is at $2.5 million. >> t

. >> a bunch of people can have copies of michael jackson's "thriller."devalue when a bunch of people have copies. >> like bitcoin, this investment is not without risk but if you're interested, the high bid right now for dorsey's tweet stands at more than $2.5 million. too rich for my blood. this is video of beepl's so-called nft digital work and also selling for seven figures. beeple will appear this morning on the "today" show. >> i bet jack dorsey wishes he said something more prophetic instead of "just trying to set this up, hope it works." >> there you go, ching ching. 5:19 for you this morning. >>> trending, this is the remake of all remakes. >> i can't wait to hear your version. two of music's most powerful voices are recreating "i'm every woman." ♪ i'm every woman, it's all in me ♪ ♪ i can change my thoughts right now. >> khan and idina menzel teamed up for c.a.r.e., it includes sheryl sandberg. ♪ kari hall our meteorologist, she's there ♪ we'll get to traffic, but -- >> i'll take that and give you a chance to work on that. take you out to the roa

michaeljackson document tree and now this couple is not, believe me, i am not on the side of the michael jacksonall a greatjob but i think it not pressing for more specifics come over to the —— 0prah did the audience and it meghan a disservice for some it is the facts, the details, the specifics that convince people. she would've done everyone a better service if she said, who at the palace would you they would not help you when you reported you were suicidal? who specifically? and when you went to hr, who specifically? you don't want to name who was the alleged racist in the royal family, can you name one of these for? can you rule out the queen and prince philip? because she had to do clean up philip? because she had to do clean up on that the next day. people were jealous of meghan when she went on the australian tour. who? what was your evidence of that? how did you know that? as a present or, showing instead of telling is much more compelling and i do nothing that happened. just compelling and i do nothing that hauened. , ., ., compelling and i do nothing that hauened. , ., . ., compelling

and it's the second richest company for dead celebrities, the first being michael jackson's company.will come most people know that, but he and his wife didn't have any children so the money keeps getting ported back in. >> sandra: i think we've all got not come dr. seuss' second wife said he never enjoyed being around children and never wanted children which is hard to imagine. "the wall street journal" did a really interesting piece on cancel culture, specifically on dr. seuss. the desire to wipe away dr. seuss' book from elementary schools stems from the same harmful world because abraham lincoln's name should be removed from public schools because some of his views fall short by today's standards or because amount rushmore is a mining into racism. the world is filled with people who nevertheless did remarkable things. she dodged really getting specific on it. >> on read across america day which, you are right, has not existed forever, elevate and celebrate a love of reading. and today is at the chance to celebrate debra's authors whose work and lived experiences reflected the div

numbers is monstrous in 2021 despite being much less than oprah's record-breaking interview with michael jacksonalso wanted to show you the surge in gamestop shares, chewy's cofounder ryan cohen is reportedly starting a new committee at gametop to find leading executives including, yes, a new cfo to help lead the shift of to online for gamestop away from bricks and mortars x that does include e-commerce fulfillment centers. the belief in cohen's gamestop turn-around plan for igniting the reddit rebellion. let's hope he delivers for a lot of these average traders out there. dagen: thank you so much, susan. as susan mentioned, airlines stocks flying higher today thanks to stimulus hopes ands a new record for daily vaccinations in the u.s. this as merck is reporting its covid-19 drug quickly reduces symptoms of covid-19. so is travel about to get a boost this let's bring in market watchers mitch roschelle and jared levy. jared, to you first. is travel somewhere you would put more money? >> you know, by the way, it's great to see you, dagen. everything's relative when it comes to the travel stocks,

. ♪ she told me her name was billie jean ♪ >> that of course is michael jackson's "billie jean."really mattered. and when it was the best that it ever was. >> for most people these days, music is -- it's background music. >> so that's tragic. all these records here, none of these artists made those things to be background music. >> you hate talking about the prices. >> i do. >> why? >> because you know, we're in a culture where price is the product, where people go, like, it's an x hundreds of thousands of dollar thing, and that's what it is. i don't want that for this. i want people to look at this and go-, wow, that's cool looking. i wonder what it sounds like. >> does it bug you that the vast majority of people will never be able to afford this? >> i'm working on that. >> fleetwood's sound is intended to be a lower cost option, thousands of dollars for equipment instead of hundreds of thousands of dollars for equipment. for weiss, music is a spiritual experience. he hopes the next generation is willing to invest in. ♪ >> what art is more interra interrapinsic to the human cond

a bunch of people can have copies of michael jackson's thriller, but one person owns the master recordinghe first 5,000 days, is a digital collage 13 years in the making it's the first digital piece of artwork christie's ever put up for auction. what do you say to folks this morning shaking their head going, i don't get it? >> this is a counterintuitive way to think about possession, right? the idea that something intangible can be valuable is not that shocking to me. this is an asset that is going to maintain its value. >> reporter: which is great news bidding is currently at $4 million and climbing do you get a piece of the action, or once it's done, it's done >> there is a 10% artist royalty. >> reporter: on the surface, buyers appear to be purchasing what is already on the internet for free like this video of a monstrous dunk by lebron james the clip recently sold as a digital trading card for $208,000 but you can still watch it online at no cost. the first ever tweet by twitter co-founder jack dorsey is also free to see and now up for auction. so far, the bidding is at $2.5 million.

steve: michael jackson. brian: very different. ainsley: cat in the hat says don't cancel that.books. i looked at some -- i looked at some of the books on the list that they are no longer going to publish, they were written 50 years ago. some of the imagery has not aged well, so the good news is aside from those six, they have decided to go ahead and print the catalog. ainsley: i know that we have to go, when barack obama talked to do crowd, what i loved about the video, he was saying the characters and they were all laughing because we grew up with the characters. 7:18 now suing the state and joins governor whitmer is following governor cuomo's playbook and we will find out why that person thinks so next. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to t

this is the most-watched oprah interview in prime time since going back to michael jackson they say backd media industry, 17.1 million, that's a huge number, stu. stuart: yes, it is. it's guy gant you can, 17 million. is ashley still with us? can i just bring ashley back again? ashley: yes? stuart: you've got a british accent, you were born and raised in britain. did you watch? ashley: i did not. i think it was, as piers morgan put it, a nauseating two-hour whine-a-thon by a couple who complained about press intrusion while airing the family dirty laundry in front of tens of millions of users. it's just disingenuous. they claim to be the victims. they're living in a $14 million mansion in california. it's tough. and at one point -- and i only read this because i didn't watch it -- meghan markle complained that she felt like she was in a coronavirus lockdown while in the palace over in the u.k. how socially tone deaf can you be to make that analogy? i'm sorry, it's pathetic, and everything that piers morgan and nigel farage for that matter, they're absolutely right. it's, you know, abomin

michael? >> all right, stephanie, thank you so much for that. >>> now to the urgent water crisis in mississippi. many residents of jacksone been without wat tou t sth. e freezing col g doo lingor michael. from outside of jackson's main source of water and frustration. this is their water treatment plant. while they have made some progress, yesterday they were forced to shut down again because of some debris that was blocking the flow of water. they've got it back up and running, but nowhere near 100%. it has been more than two weeks since the storms crippled the region. states like texas, mississippi, even tennessee weren't ready and just don't have the infrastructure to handle that kind of cold. water mains breaki ie freezing temperatures. jackson's outdated water system got knocked out about 16 days ago. many have gotten their water back. tens of thousands still without running water mostly in predominantly black south jackson unable to take a shower, brush their teeth or flush their toilets. they have been relying on bottled water. orks cave epity is under a bwar. getting setbacks like the shutdown yesterday and, unfo

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. >> bill made donald and her attorney michael figures enlist the voice the reverend jesse jackson, futureand put it on a national stage. >> she had no fear. she wanted to see those who killed her son come to justice. i was impressed with the resilience to fight back. >> the rev was one of the most feared names around here in area n alabama. we said the country preacher was come to town. white people got upset. when jesse came here, it brought national attention to our issue. >> wow, what a story. what a page in history. cornell william brooks is the consultive produce of the people versus the klan and the former president of the naacp. good to see you. >> so important to be with you. and good to see you. >> wow. how important to really underscore and elevate this story and this fight. take us back to 1981. the reaction from -- the reaction that was exhibited as a result of donald's horrific death, locally and nationally. >> so i actually was a student in college at that time. i recall reading a small story about michael donald being lynched. that was inconceivable that not in the 1960s, b

michael. let's get back to ginger in jackson, mississippi. >> yes, robin, when we see damage like this and sawarillo more than eight inches of snow was reported there so, yes, it was not just the dynamic front side but the back too. now as we move this east, i think it's important especially for you in the northeast to know you've got a shot at seeing that heavy rain moving through, that's tonight and then by tomorrow morning, enough cold air that you could even see a changeover to snowflakes. >>> good morning. grabbed the wet weather gear. it'll be breezy light to moderate rain through the overnight hours where it tapers to just isolated showers. spring is coming back this weekend. sunshine and warmer conditions. 56 to 60, a little cooler than average. tonight we will hang out in the mid to upper 40s. slight pullback in the wa ♪ walking on sunshine ♪wa ♪ walking on sunshine ♪ >>> "deals & steals" time. you can link to the deals by pointing your cell phone camera at that qr code on your screen right now. you know, one year ago we started profiling small businesses who were facing some trouble.

michael george, cbs news, new brunswick, new jersey. ♪ >>> coming up on "cbs this you inside hartsfield jackson atlanta international airport for an exclusiveo vacinate tens of thousands of people. >>> plus, a history of immigration. tony dokoupil explores the differences between immigration policy then and now. >>> and comedian and actor anthony anderson tells us about hosting the naacp awards tomorrow night. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. ♪

jackson will address motherhood, her famous family, including the deaths of her father and brother, michael justin timberlake. the two-part, four-hour project will air on lifetime and a&e in early 2022, just in time for the 40th anniversary of jackson's self-titled debut album. >>> all right, still ahead here, just how serious is this new threat to the u.s. capitol? nbc's ben collins joins us with his reporting. >>> and as we go to break, we're going to take a look at this date in history. 34 years ago, president ronald reagan addressed the nation on the iran contra affair, acknowledging that his overtures to iran had deteriorated into an arms for hostages deal. >> first, let me say, i take full responsibility for my own actions and for those of my administration. as angry as i may be about the activities undertaken without my knowledge, i am still accountable for those activities. as disappointed as i may be in some who serve me, i am still the one who must answer to the american people for this behavior. and as personally distasteful as i find secret bank accounts and diverted funds, as t

michael utle, missouri. jodd gardener from pennsylvania. mattox jones in georgia. joseph jackson in florida. on monday, same day as the shooting in boulder, alisia meskita, 28 years old was shot and killed in new haven, connecticut, with her one-year-old daughter sitting in the back seat of her car. she and her boyfriend were arguing in the car when he shot her to death. according to her mother, alyssia had been trying to leave her boyfriend. alyssia is described as a devoted mother who loved her children with all of her heart. many of her friends really relied on her for advice and guidance. they said she'd give the shirt off her back to help a friend. her mom said, quote, my heart has been shattered and i don't think i'm ever going to be right again. she was the second of eight children. she had two children of her own. and her mother will now raise her two grandchildren. nobody heard about alyssia meskita being shot with her daughter in the back seat in new haven, connecticut, on monday. her life isn't any less valuable than any of those that were killed in mass shootings, but this countr

throughout the years from the thurgood marshalls to the phylicia rashads, michael strahans, jerry rices, spike lees, samuel l. jacksone university, after all clarence gaines had done for me, he asked that i bring as much attention to hbcus as much as i possibly could because there's a lot of incredible talent coming out of disenfranchised communities throughout this nation. a lot of talent attends hbcus, and there's a lot that we have given to the united states of america in terms of our contributions and that's one of the things that he wanted me to highlight, and i have been on a mission to do that pretty much my entire career, and as a result, we've got this docuseries that we're putting together again in concert. "why not us" is chronicling a basketball team led by levelle moton, one of the great coaches in the united states. his first nine years at the school won four conference titles and four division titles, and considering being on tobacco road near duke and north carolina, and achieving the success he has achieved obviously devoid of some of the things they have available to them in terms of facilities, jus

michael steele and new york correspondent peter baker. peter, first to you. i don't know if you ever had any contact with dr. jackson in the white house.tainly was overboard in terms of his descriptions of the president's physical and medical condition. we don't know that this inspector general report interviewed very many people who worked with him. >> they did. in fact, they interviewed 60 people apparently that work with him all of them basically across the board describe similar behavior, screaming, bullying, out of control rage, that kind of thing. of those 60, i think fewer than a quarter reported any positive dealings with him. there seems to be a consensus. he calls ate partisan hit job because of his support for president trump, but the people who are reporting this behavior are people who worked for him, including fellow medical professionals who thought he was out of control at times. now, i didn't have any personal dealings with him as a white house reporter, but i've seen a lot of white house doctors over the years. it was striking. you played that clip, just how unclinical his assessment of president trump's health was. i

michael jordan came in 5th while right. prince william, the 5th. when it comes to just swagger. >> always with samuel l jackson sam. got the charisma that bald head i was fantastic. i don't the place. i don't attribute those words a second. fault. >> he's got i what is that called not the island. the island is this is called the would have flip in insulin. around kind of but it's not ap - like he's not all. that's not all. he's got. the other guys are really ball. he's building. >> he's ball that you're not there yet. made or whatever you prefer the kiss the ring. that's the i'm 54 and major league baseball gets started. this week and the a's are rewarding a fan who's had a tough go of up and it's been tough months after his initial diagnosis. he still dealing with symptoms of covid-19 long haulers as they call him. yeah. >> and as eric color, eric rucker reports he's got something big now to look forward to. i don't want to to be alive. is is pretty. it's pretty cool. man. >> the past year has not been the easy on justin wilhite and his family do something and it'll hurt so bad or all i can't breeze. and this just