michael jackson?elieve what you were seeing. >> i would say that 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 good, 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 really was a 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 to see those michael jackson videos, it was just unbelievable. >>

michael jackson. that was his. no billie jean. given up singing in his telling lies about politics. if you've ever seen michael jackson, you cannot forget the face. admittedly you he's had a lot of work done since we signed last. long before heels to the show dirty jobs, micro was the host for the home shopping network qvc. to get the job he had to pass a test. he had to sell on number two pencil in 8 minutes. we asked, how did you do it? his answer is one of the greatest things we've ever caught on tape. mike rowe explaining how to sell a pencil. what did you save up a pencil? >> the first thing you do is you get into the benefits. it's yellow. that's feature. what's the benefit? you're a busy person and when you open your cluttered desk drawer looking for the pencil, that bright canary yellow pops out so you don't waste valuable time rummaging around. you talk about the racer but not just the fact that it's there. you talk about the fact that it's there in the exact proportion needed to last the life of the pencil based on caref

they turned the michael jackson impersonator into the terminator . and a hal times i stopped in the middle t stick my talks check my stocks, that's how well i'm doing great the ending is priceless with th battered idiot appearing days, drunk, and confused. that this is t-shirt tales, let's take a look at that t-shirt, shall we. it reads can't fix stupid. of course it's never been more correct but if you look closer its gothic dallas cowboys fan using a urinal incorrectly whil to philadelphia eagles fans use at the right way. clearly this man as an eagles fan, which means getting right is what they call wednesday. jimmy, i don't think there's anything better than watching a unassuming person beat someone who thinks they can fight and picks a fight. >> no question. this resonates for me on a lot of levels. >> who hasn't? >> i haven't. >> you haven't lived. no, this michael jackson impersonator, a lot of people don't know this about street performers, but they this is a very rough-and-tumble profession . i have seen drag queens pull of the whigs and get

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the 16-track record has a references to michael jackson and daft punk, as well as some guest featuresjim carrey. it's a dance pop album, certainly in line with his previous release that dropped at the beginning of the first covert confinement in -- first covid confinement. >> ♪ [the weeknd singing] ♪ it's like a dream suddenly, baby, take my breath away and make it last forever do it now or never take my breath away ♪ ♪ >> finally, band of horses are back in the saddle after nearly five years of distal graphic silence -- of silence. a six album brings them back to their original, rough sound. before we go, i want to thank my guest from the tana cortes. thank you -- tana quartet. thank you for being with us. be sure to check out their new album. for more arts and culture news, head to our website. more news is coming up after this song by band of horses. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [speaking in foreign language] >> this public prosecutor is one of italy's most threatened citizens. he represents the government and its massive case -- in its massive case against italy's most powerful mafia. >> [speaki

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you know, michael jackson, and then, you get into grand central station, tower of power. seriously, that's another whole ingredient in this city that needed to be recognized, too. whether it's pop, r&b or anything, that had a huge influence and impact on that, too, and that came out of the east bay, so that's something also to think about. >> well, we are running a little bit over at this point -- [indiscernible] oh, okay. one more question here. >> for lars and for robert. i just spoke with some fans outside, including a couple of guys, one's 25, one's 40. 25-year-old's from france, 40-year-old is from switzerland. they met at a metallica concert, and they travelled all over even with the pandemic, and now, they're connecting here. when you reflect over the course of 40 years and to hear generations that come together to travel the world to see your music, what does that mean to you? >> it's the reason we're here. it keeps us going. it fuels us, and it keeps us inspired and just invigorated. the main word that i use is the word connecting. you know, we connect to people

. ♪ >> ten years before he did the moonwalk, michael jackson debuted the robot in 1973 on soul train.s faster. it was sharper. and it was street. i could just see his afro bouncing because there was so much precision to it. ♪ i always dreamed of having kids of my own. ♪ ♪ now i'm ready for someone to call me mom. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. >>> rock. music that infuriated so many people in the '50s and '60s. they thought too loud, vulgar and somehow dangerous to our morals. it has become an institution. ♪ >> it was a big dieal because i the decade, it was dominated by the type of rock and roll that rhymes with a c. they were willing to play with those guys and succeed. >> the stuff from the '60s, it's way to hippy. we have to up it a notch. ♪ >> come to expect a standard of performance. quality, lighting, sound and staging. they come to expect a show. ♪ >> in the '70s, the groups starred to become more theatrical. they realized just giving them the music isn't enough. >> more naked people. more misbehavior. more over the

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and how about this michael jackson guy, huh? i mean, come on. wow, what a great audience. uh...d of show, and everyone went to see him. - christopher reeve? christopher reeve! - you know, christopher reeve, the guy who played superman. - i know who he is, but why is everyone ditching my comedy show to see him? - well, because he got crippled, but now he can move his finger. he's an inspiration to us all. that's why everyone ditched on your show. - so then how come you came? - well, because i said i would. aw, i'm a dork, huh? - and so without further ado, here is the most courageous, most amazing man on the planet: christopher reeve. [cheers and applause] - thank you, thank you, wow, what a great audience. i just flew into south park. used to be i didn't need an airplane. all: awww! - as most of you know... i am a strong supporter of stem-cell research. - say, fellas, thanks a lot for going to my c-comedy show! - we didn't go to your comedy show. - i know that! i was being fac--fac--facetious! - well, dude, christopher reeve, dude. - ooh, christopher reeve! whoop-dee-freakin'-do

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something new, which is she actually lost out on a lot of money because of what was happening with michael jackson was surprised by that revelation in the documentary in part because this is someone who has been discussed and parsed and analyzed in the public eye since she was born, essentially. but one of the things that i did when i was having the conversation with her in london for the interview was to really try and keep it focused on her. because in the back of my mind i thought so many times the conversation about janet jackson is really about her brother. and as she says in the documentary, you know, she isn't her brother's keeper. . >> no, she isn't. and it was actually a big coca-cola deal that she missed out on. obviously would have been quite profitable for her to do. as you say, this sometimes it's not about janet jackson. i think of that super bowl performance which i think has aged a little differently than maybe people responded to it at the time. but i do want to play something from the documentary about the conversation she talked about having with justin timberlake. >> did you he

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kumasi: i was thinking about the michael jackson song. reggie: with tyra banks. kumasi: yes.imagining a world where people ride their own personal robo car. let's just see. the korean carmakers shared this video that shows a woman getting into a one seat robot pod in her living room. the pod slides down a building before hitting the streets. and that hyundai announced -- hyundai announced they are acquiring boston dynamics which happened before last year's technology conference. they are all in when it comes to robotics and they call the concept the mobility of things, where everything is turned into a robot. this story went -- drew: why does everything look dystopian in the future? i think you will have to convince a lot of people to scale down the side of their buildings. reggie: that is in place of an elevator, we have that. drew: back to the bmw, all i was thinking is you ding your car, how much will that cost? your whole electric panel has to be replaced. reggie: it is like when that one pixel is out. drew:ou sta t entire if you bou, you don't mind. drew: you are rich, y

they ring their car's headlights to flash on and off to the rhythm of beat it by michael jackson, one of the owners does this kind of thing for a living. that's created other tesla light shows set to the weekend and the star wars soundtrack. that is pretty cool there to try something like that with my car. alright. that does it n kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. don't go anywhere, though. the news continues in just a few moments on kron. 4 news at night. rink. before that drink turns to drinks, make a plan to get home safe. just call a friend, a cab, and get a rideshare. whatever you do, don't let drunk drive. go safely, california. out. hair, done. fit, fantastic! marijuana. not so fast. remember, marijuana and some meds don't mix. a sober driver can cure that. don't let high drive. go safely, california. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> no, not o'clock. sun. rain, snow and cold temperatures. a live look at downtown san francisco tonight where we're getting you ready for everything on the weather. watch headed our way for the

michael jackson cementing himself movie icon with the release of his legendary album thriller and the san francisco 49ers were starting a football dynasty winning the first of their five super bowls. one trend we hoped to leave in the early 1980s was inflation. thanks to joe biden it has made its way back to the future because today, the labor department announced, quote: the consumer price index which measures what consumers paid for goods and services 7% in december from the same month earlier. that was the fastest since 182. this means that we're seeing the highest prices in four decades. inflation is surging under joe biden and it's your wallet that's feeling the pain. since december 2020, the price of beef, pork, chicken and ham are all up more than 10%. while fish and baked goods are also on the rise. and the american people have had enough. >> it's like a soviet store during 1981. >> it's really not so hot. everything is very expensive. >> chicken, special like the chicken wings, you used to be able to get a pack for like $10 and now they are upwards of almost $30. >> rachel: h

their conversation, janet and her relationship with her brother michael jackson and how they drifteddia according to her made him look like a freak as she puts it and takes issue with that and opens up about her marriage to james debarge, how it fell apart according to her because of his drug use. so for fans, it's interesting here because she's taking us through her life and the events of her life from her perspective. >> for someone generally pretty private, this seems fascinating, jeremy. we're also revving up for that time machine. what's the new period drama that's getting so much buzz? >> it's getting a lot of buzz not only everywhere but also at my house. me and my wife are so pumped for "the gilded age" on hbo max. new york city, late 1800s, think "downton abbey" in new york, old money, high society from the creator of "downton abbey." julian fellowes. you keend kind of get an idea of how it's going to feel. infiltrating a neighboring clan dominated by a ruthless railroad tycoon and his family, oh, my gosh. lots of drama, love the costuming and it's a period piece. interestin

you met michael jackson on these people coming into the white house. lee daniels chose to focus on the butler and on the black man. it wasn't a white savior movie which hollywood had attendance to make those kind of movies. so i think if you get a sensitive movie director, like lee daniels and then you will see that they will focus on who the story is meant to be focused on there was a story that came out movie that came out in 1988, mississippi burning about the three civil rights workers who were killed in mississippi in the stars of that movie were two white men played by willem dafoe and gene hackman. they were the fbi agents who supposedly cracked the case. nothing was further from the truth. there were no white if there were no white fbi agents in, mississippi. in 1964, but the movie made you think that there were it did not focus on the brave the very brave. a black souls in mississippi who had been weak who had been beaten murder and who had been marching for years and so the lens the lens in the soul of the filmmaker matters you had ava duvern

. >> it reminds me of michael jackson's thriller. thanks for joining us. the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. heightened alert. the pentagon tells thousands of u.s. troops to be ready for deployment as tensions escalate over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. >> they have not only shown no signs of de-escalating but they are in fact adding more force capability. >> congress now requesting an emergency briefing on the growing crisis. so what's the next move for the white house and for vladimir putin? we're live with the very latest. >>> wild ride. all eyes on wall street after a roller coaster day. the dow plummeting more than a thousand points before an

that's only in relation to the bookings they have for this rally which apparently are prince and michael jackson and aaliyah and a lot of other dead people. but some super, really good big talented dead people, ayman. >> all right, guys. we're just getting started. please stick around. next up we're going to talk about how we solve a problem like novak djokovic. at least we're going to try. >>> plus, we've all had a good laugh when he with heard some people pushing a dee worming drug to treat covid, but those very same people who laughed are not laughing now at a new controversial cannabis treatment. stick around for that. >>> but first, richard lui is here with the headlines. hey, richard. >> we're still following the breaking news hostage in the dallas area. three people including the rabbi currently held hostage at the congregation beth israel synagogue. police confirming one of the hostages was released. they are demanding the release of a woman attempting to murder u.s. officers in afghanistan in 2010. >>> meanwhile across the country, the n.y.p.d. is on had high alert with additional resou

. ♪ >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded 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 dropped from mca records after having made music through my teens. a

amy: can you tell us the story of michael jackson? it is where you begin your book.me state of wisconsin. >> and each of the chapters in the book, i try to look at individuals who got sick or died and to try and explore the politics and the profiteering that went on that might have prevented those dths -- or at least made things better. mike jackson was a worker at a plant in the milwaukee area where they made lawn care products. he was deemed an essential worker because i guess lawn care was essential. he went to his plant on a regular basis. yet a large family, which he was working hard to support. he got sick. instead of having the protections that were needed -- he and others had raise the alarm before he got sick and in so many cases there are front line workers and workers in vulnerable situations who raise their alarms through their unions or individually. he was not paid attention to. when he did get sick, he was escorted out of the plant at one point but was back in a couple of days working again. he finally collapsed at his maine. he ended up dying a few da

as a a comedian, i don't know, you don't even dream about winning a grammy you think of, like, michael jackson houston or somebody winning all these grammys. you don't think that a comedian is going to win one and then you have one >> never never. i remember the first time i was nominated for a grammy for my audio book for reading out loud i was like, "what? what?" like, "you can get a grammy for reading out loud?" [ laughter ] and i called my drama teacher immediately, my high school drama teacher who taught me how to read. and i was like, "girl, you did a good job this just got nominated for a grammy for reading out loud. >> jimmy: "i'm a grammy-nominated reader. that's a grammy-nominated reader [ laughter ] >> yes >> jimmy: i read something funny in one of your interviews recently you said you want to make 80 films by the time you're 50 >> yes but i don't want to be in all of them, okay? i just want to make them i want to be a part of the movie-making process in some way. 80 of them by the time i'm 50. >> jimmy: why 80 >> because it's a nice well-rounded number. [ light laughter ] and it se

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. >> michael jackson? >> thanks very much. of course, it's not just prices that are taking off. americans are dealing with massive shortages. this is the scene in washington d.c. this week. these are shelves normally stocked with everyday items. they're stripped bear. it's a scene being repeated across the country. rich edson has more. rich? >> good afternoon, charles. if you're looking for milk, meat or salad, you may have to go somewhere else. the selection is not what it usually is. the rest of the store is good. giant has said that they've had issues with weather and also had problems when it comes to the covid-19 surge. they're not alone in this. a number of grocery store around the country and around the d.c. area that have had issues especially in the beginning of the week. this is the scene according to people that were posted on twitter, sharing their photos of empty shelves around the d.c. area. we walked in to a d.c. grocery store friday night. they're out of eggs, salad. a number of different things. the staff then told us that they had major weather problems in the

for perspective, that's the biggest increase in prices since michael jackson's thriller album was releasedked her about this inflation, the administration's plan to turn things around. take a listen. >> you saw the numbers this morning. as you know, it's the worst it's been in roughly 40 years. the cost of gas, groceries, the cost of about everything is going up. given what we've seen over the past year, why should americans believe that this administration has a fix for inflation? >> so essentially the issue is whether folks can afford the cost of living. is the cost of living going up? to your point, issues like groceries and gas. and, again, there are issues that can be addressed in the short-term, and there are issues that are going to be addressed in terms of impact on families in the longer term. one of the issues at play here is, again, we've been in a pandemic for two years. things shut down or slowed down tremendously including supply chain issues. so what did we do in the short-term? we said, for example, some of the major ports through which we get the things that american produ

jackson documentary. she is sharing details about her personal life from her relationship with her brother michael to the b roberts has the story. good morning, deb. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, this is a first for the global singing superstar. janet jackson is famously shy and private but for three years she let down her guard with a documentary film crew sharing very personal videos and opening up about those touchy subjects such as her family, that super bowl incident and the public glare that she faces as a single mom. >> why did you want to do this documentary? >> it's just something that needs to be done. ♪ when i was 17 i did what people told me ♪ >> reporter: a major moment for a music legend, janet jackson in a new documentary revealing the most intimate moments of her life and career. details even her biggest fans may not know. >> there's a great deal of scrutiny that comes with having that last name. ♪ what have you done for me lately ♪ >> reporter: the film titled "janet jackson" features many famous faces. >> janet jackson's many, many women. >> she's an empowered woman. >> she's

were trashing him, and i said let me be real clear, you don't know janet jackson, you don't know michael jacksonly appreciate how they stood up for their father who was being demeaned by a whole lot of people. i thought that was a huge thing in the documentary that a lot of people have not been talking about. >> roland, i think that's such a good point. i think when we look at things through the lens of 2022 and what the jacksons went through in the '70s, people have all kinds of opinions about his parenting. but discipline without love is tyranny, and tyrants my parents were not. there's times in the household where love is understood more often than expressed. i think that's a legitimate point. brad, tell me you watched because i'm itching to talk about every piece of this documentary. >> tiffany, we got to chat, in our household, we teach the education of the queen that is janet jackson. i don't think that her music gets as much credit. she was such a trail blazer. i will say it, and at me, there would be no beyonce without janet jackson. right? >> you've opened up the beehive. >> i did it, t

. >> it reminds me of michael jackson's thriller. thanks for joining us. the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. heightened alert. the pentagon tells thousands of u.s. troops to be ready for deployment as tensions escalate over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. >> they have not only shown no signs of de-escalating but they are in fact adding more force capability. >> congress now requesting an emergency briefing on the growing crisis. so what's the next move for the white house and for vladimir putin? we're live with the very latest. >>> wild ride. all eyes on wall street after a roller coaster day. the dow plummeting more than a thousand points before an historic bounceback. this morning, an inside look at what is driving the ups and downs and what it all means for your wallet, your retirement, and your bottom line. >>> bone chilling. a new blast of frigid arctic air moving east. nearly 30 million people in its path today. al will tell us how long it will last and what you need to know about the potential for the next major snowstorm. >>> peloto

through yankovic's life and career making parodies like 1984's "eat it," an homage if you will to michael jackson'ss will remember daniel for. i love that. production on "weird: the al yankovic" story" set to begin in los angeles next month. look for that on are you can you. >>> we have a spill in aisle six and match made in aisle seven, the premise of a new dating show called "love at first bite." the des moines, iowa, grocery store chain hyvee is using a longtime producer from "the bachelor" to create it episodes inside a hyvee market. they will shop together and see if they bond over their selections in a series of assignments and questions and then they'll make a meal together. you can see "love at first bite" on the helpful smiles network, that's hyvee's network coming soon. a real mix of stories this morning for youguys. now back to you. >> thank you, lara. >>> we turn to our cover story about amy schumer opening up to fans about getting her strength back after endometriosis and plastic surgery and kaylee hartung is back with that story. hey, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, george. after years of p

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