chaplin was such an inspiration to michael jackson that, on one of his trips to london, michael jackson insisted on touring the neighborhood where chaplin grew up. the work house where he lived for a while. he even dressed up as the tramp for a promotional photo shoot. he had planned to produce a smile album of his own but he was taken from us too soon. as a whole, chaplains work is particularly oriented towards political humanism, a concern for all humanity, particularly those people facing acute hardship. chaplain, in his, work routinely asks key questions about whether vulnerable people can survive or even thrive in the face of the societal upheavals of modernization. he says, above all, that the crisis of maternity is particularly acute when you consider it in the context of the growing power of business, the greater vulnerability of workers and the factories that, in jobs where life may be stressful, dangerous and insecure. at this point, five generations of film goers, critics and scholars have now had a chance to dissect the iconic lasted, controversial and tumultuous work of cha

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also "call me brian" the whole day. [ laughter ] michael jackson?r ] this is while we were doing "silver spoons" at universal. we'd need to have our bikes because kids gotta play. michael was there to see him. [ laughter ] [ moans ] hey. he was a fan of the show and a fan of rick. he was coming on to the stage while we were zooming off. and almost took him down. >> jimmy: wow. did he moonwalk out of the way? [ laughter ] >> nice. this is talk show io omore? >> let's go one re, bon round. >> jimmy: mr. t? >> yeah.im: aad >> my mother worked out with mr. t's trainer. and that's how i got to meet mr. t. it's just so random. i got to retire. i got to get out of this. >> jimmy: no, no. >> i feel like a circus freak. >> jimmy: no you're -- no, you're a circus of the stars freak what is you are. >> i would have loved to have done that. >> jimmy: you didn't do -- >> "battle of the network stars." why don't we bring that back? you've got juice here. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i would love to do "battle of the network stars." you're not on a network, you'd be tea

. >> there only 7 from the 1980s wasn't it jay low-end pit bull their songs and then michael jackson is there . i guess after you survive -- >> youtube is essentially a fre box . nobody's watching the video and it is free spotify . >> that's a good point . >>> fasten your seat else for this next one with the silicon valley just unveiled a first o its kind flying car. the model a is the first and only craft with street driving in vertical takeoff capabilities . no more parallel parking and it has a 200 mile driving range . it's available for free sale presel for $500,000 and it is expecte to be available in 2025. >> doesn't go sideways? i have questions about the dynamics of multiple cars flying . >> they have figured it out in the jetsons and nobody hits anybody. >> if they can figure it out, w can too. if it's a flying car , is a drone you can get in and move around . >> and it moves vertically . >> and what will be the requirements to drive this. if you have a drivers license, do you need a pilot's license? maybe not a full pilot 's license . >> you will need a lot of money if you

michael jackson music plays and it seems that this gap will never dry up and you will also never run of sweets. but where to get strength and enthusiasm for an athlete, for example, he knows, for sure skier alexander is easy if we raise her head together now. here they are, and just these fifty-fifty gold skis in sochi, here they are hung up. it is possible not yet to perform. it seems to me that one more medal should be added. which of the gold medals that alexander easily won in sochi, however, the olympic champion has other trophies. rudskie and crystal globe is not one race. you need to run all season and be in the top, then you get this this is this trophy and it still runs no matter if there is snow or not, it cannot live without sports, although alexander legkov was born in krasnoarmeysk near moscow in a sports family for a long time. mom is a physical education teacher , was fond of athletics. dad in the military evenings liked to drive the puck in the yard next to the hockey rink was from the don. but i got out all the time . uh, out the window. he sat on the windowsill and

some people don't want to play michael jackson's music.ten to someone's music is one thing. but when it comes to some of these social music streaming platforms, they will remove music if it's inciting violence or hate in the lyrics themselves. when it comes to the artist, that's a different story. but every single platform has to make their own decisions. and there is a lot of public pressure on spotify, on youtube. kanye west, he has his own music company. he has artists like john legend and others. and we are still waiting to see if kanye is going to say anything. he is still not apologized. >> thank you very, very much. finally tonight, just want to pay tribute to the former defense secretary ash carter, who has just died. his family says he suffered a sudden cardiac event last night. carter led the defense department under president obama for two years. he was tasked with addressing the rise of isis in the middle east and oversaw massive changes in the u.s. military, including the expansion of combat roles for women and the lifting of

civil rights movement, he was there when they were murdered, he met monica kania junior,se he met michael jackson coming into the white house. e we daniels chose to focus on e beutler. , theit black man. it wasn't a movie which hollywood intended to make those movies. if you get a movie to director like lee daniels and then you will see that they will focus on who the story is meant to be focused on. a story -- a movie that came out in 1988. as the three civil rights workers killed in mississippi. the size of the movie were to white men, the fbi agents who supposedly cracked them. nothing was further from the truth. there were no fbi white agents in mississippi in 1964 but the movie made you think there were. it did not focus on the black souls in mississippi beaten, murdered and emerging for years. the lens of the soul of the filmmaker matters. you had them, a titanic movie to me and she should have been nominated in oscar and she wasn't. a great filmmaker and will do a lot of great things during her career. i tell that story of thelma and her role in how the movie was made in her back story, i

i don't want to be like michael jackson. well, there 's another way to solve the problem.nd for a while you can do a black man. there are a lot of blacks in the city right now. yes, you can’t somehow do it so that he returns without an operation, the negro will introduce you to the russian. i want sergei to come back. come on, you fool. i want it too. but he cannot return to ruins in love as in business. miracles do not happen better than me. more or less just iron she is enveloping. how to meet began to immediately learn the rules? for correspondence-pedagogical well, to be a coach with a higher education, the sport returned. okay, of course, returned returned. the sport is no longer the same. not our native soviet sport. you know what's most important. in a race, the most important thing is not to lean out. well, look, look, you are going in the main group. 5 laps 10-20100 and most importantly, your task. it ’s not to break forward, but not to let your opponents catch up, to interfere with the leader of your team in every possible way, and you work for this leader the le

he met martin luther king, jr., he met sammy davis, jr., he met frank sinatra, michael jackson, all of these people coming into the white house. lee daniels chose to focus on the butler, on the black man. it wasn't a white savior movie, which hollywood has a tendency to make those kind of movies. so he 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. it was a story that came out, a movie that came out in 1988. and mississippi burning about the three civil rights workers who were killed in mississippi. and the stars of that movie were two white men played by willem defoe and they supposedly cracked the case. which is not true. 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 black souls in mississippi who had been beaten, murdered, and who had been marching for years. and so, the lens, the lens and the soul of the filmmaker matters. you had ava duvernay who made "selma", and she was a great f

think you're not on the right track, i am not sure seth meyers is the price to go to deliver a michael jackson. >> -- a message. >> the first, only nonbinary host of late night tv. jesse, the truth, dana hit on it, if she was actually doing a good job, she had be on a show people would watch. right? there's a total audience of 12. >> i heard rumors, they may put him on peacock. >> dana is right. we have no evidence that any of these companies spent any money in central america. in fact, they launched an anti-corruption task force. they haven't made a single indictment since they launched it. also, the state department just issued a travel warning for belize because gangs have taken over the country. guatemala is now a narc oh state and they're suspending constitutional rights. he el salvador, most violent country in the world, first lady of honduras arrested for fraud. foreign minister of canada says we have a problem with migrants so they fired her. everything in central america has got especially worse. nothing she has done there has helped. the cartels are making record profits. $13 billion

will: i think that's what michael jackson said when he left the jackson five, i'm so sick of them, they'repete: when you look to write the type of songs you're performing, where do you draw inspiration? >> from what i'm actually going through at the time. i think it's important to write from where you are and sick from that place. that -- sing from that place. people can connect with that. a. rachel: we've been talking about your voice upstairs in the studio since we first heard you sing earlier this morning, it's a gift. it's a gift from god. i think it's amazing that you're using it to glorify god. >> yeah, i mane, i think there's no -- i mean, i think there's no other choice. i went to school out here in manhattan, and literally every day the lord was, like, this is for me. i made a commitment, i'm just going to sing for you, jesus, and i think -- i'm having a great time. rachel: wow. you're singing for us, too, and we love it. pete: what are you going to perform for us right now? >> i'm going to sing not ready. will: her solo debut with us. rachel: take it away. ♪ ♪ -- be honest, jesus

visit listenlively.com >>> you know things are bad, like real bad michael jackson, when your own stunt. georgia antiabortion senate candidate herschel walker. denied that he paid for former girlfriend to have abortion and woman is mother of one of his children. not where the scandal ends though. woman has told the "new york times" that walker also urged her to terminate a second pregnancy two years later. says she ended relationship after she refused. what senator warnock had to say. >> we've seen disturbing things and disturbing pattern. and it raises real questions about who is actually ready to represent the people of georgia in the united states senate. >> wait, you mean blatant political hypocrisy can carry consequences in today's republican party? according to cnn, campaign cut ties with political director for apparently leaking to the press and read the tea leaves a long time ago, top gop operatives were concerned about walker's past when he considered running in early 2021. host of the new show "masters of the game," and democrat democratic strategist. start with you, we haven'

and i remember iran was in the media every single day until michael jackson died.individuals can continue showing their act of solidarity in every way, creative ways people have shown, talk to your trade unions, your representatives, your student unions, make videos, whatever the you can do and reach out to the ngos working in this area and support them. now is the time. >> it is extraordinary as is your work. thank you so much for joining us again. >> thank you so much for your time am. >>> still ahead, residents of fort myers beach are finally being allowed to return and see the damage for themselves of their property. you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of carargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this ente

kelly, look at michael jackson. whether you choose to listen to somebody's music is one thing.hat, look, spotify, i think that they have a very clear agenda when it comes to if your music is actually perpetuating hate, if your music itself is inciting hate and violence, that is when they draw the line perhaps and pull it. but potentially everything that's going on with kanye, maybe they will decide to remove his music. i could see kanye going out and creating his own music streaming platform. i think that you have a group of people who are just diehard kanye west fans who are probably going to stick by him, believe it or not, even though it is so shocking, it is so upsetting, it is so controversial what he's done and the anti-defamation league obviously praising these companies for coming out and cutting ties with with him. again, we still haven't heard from kanye. he still hasn't said anything about all of these business deals that are just falling apart in front of him. >> i did wonder if this could end up being a pivotal moment in the fight against hate knowing that kanye is

that includes -- i think we saw the sadly with michael jackson.ot of people who don't want to believe things that we knew were true. i think we see that with kanye in terms of cultural influence. we see it with trump, of course with political influence. that person is in charge of your party, you cannot see the things that are right there. it is really scary to watch. the question is, can people draw certain lines in the stand? they did eventually with someone like nick cannon. we saw some response to kanye, i think his agency dropped him. of course, this is kind of a catch 22 for juice because the whole conspiracy theory, you say that, then people criticize you. >> the hollywood agency drops you. >> therefore, it proves what you said in the first place. if you don't suffer consequences, you lose. is this really difficult situation. >> the other thing that i think about is, it does seem like the most unhinged conspiratorial thinking, which has always been there since humans existed. as well as anti-semitic conspiracy theories, which are at the hea

seats to the michael jackson musical. that's a show of weakness. and this, this is topical storm.is ran onto the field during last night's monday night football game and was tackled by to two defenders for the l.a. rams. the activist, alex taylor, storming the 49ers' home field with a canister of pink smoke, and you've got jimmy -- you thought jimmymy garoppolo. he says it was to draw attention to the abuse of animals, which could be why he chose to do it where a group of rams were being slaughtered. alex's stunt came to a crashing hunt when bobby wagner and tack mckinley stepped in and slammed him to the ground. sadly, this is the only time all game the rams' defense stopped the run. alex is lucky to have escaped uninjured. a female protester was tackled so hard she sustained severe head trauma. she's now listed as probable for the miami dolphins weekend. topic number two, if you thought the cactus was the sharpest plant out there, wait til you see this. from designer david bowen, here comes plant machete. a new scientific installation that allows a living plant to control a larg

same thing with michael jackson and r. kelly. we all have to ask ourselves, is this working for me? not telling people to cancel him. you're just saying he doesn't wore for you. others are saying he needs to be canceled. it's been written companies need to stop working with him because he's not gone down the path to show he's apologetic. it's said, those who continue to do business with west are giving his misguided hate an audience. there should be no tolerance anywhere for west's anti-semitism. >> i agree, there should be no tolerance anywhere for west's anti-semitism, however, that's a personal thing. the best thing i can do with my platform is to not tell people what to think about kanye but ask themselves to take the time to think about what they think about kanye. don't check the box, oh, he's really being himself. really listen to what he's saying in the context of a post-2022 america in terms of hate crimes, in terms of semitism. we're in a climate now that's very, very tense, and what kanye is flirting with isn't necessarily helping, and so i ask people, you know, the cance

and i, as a true idol of michael jackson, came to school in a white sharpe in a hat, in short, my wifevetlana is a mountain a year ago. she gave the singer a third child's daughter alice they're right because he's a smart uh young man practically, well not practically never made mistakes. she always looked, the main one in one direction and still looks and always supports me in everything. and even better than vitas is now at home under a subscription not to leave, as his standing now is obvious that it is neither joyful nor positive. we are all human, and all this happens. i'm not making excuses, i'm not trying to shield someone, but like a man, you need to come to an agreement, adore a friend hands to a friend and on a long journey for many years nothing and i wish e on our figurant. foreign real estate larisa udovichenko where the actress bought a house in france or italy yes, larisa udovichenko , on the 95th anniversary of the moscow operetta theater, for the release of the people's artist chose a black leather skirt, a sand-colored jumper and boots in tons on her chest at the star

each and if you sweep saw 8th and he would tie michael jackson and whitney houston, by the way, the ams styles and all your other favorite is the weekend are in there, okay. november 20th, it airs. let's take a look at the before we go. you know, the weather not looking so bad. i'm sure at this point you can the morning sunday in the afternoons. >> tomorrow is the warmest one of the weekend and we will be singer sunniest of conditions. notice the rest of the forecast after tomorrow starts to get little cloud year on average and a little cooler to inland areas of fall into the 70's 60's by the bay things change we still need to and this kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and clean

>> michael jackson's not old. >> i thought you were gonna say he's not white.e car without a back seat. every black man's dream. >> you know what we need to do? we need to get the star map. do you have the star map? >> i like that there's so many crime scenes on here. it really says a lot about l.a. >> crime scene. superman death. >> manson murders. >> do you have a map ofust crime scenes? >> you can find a guy who can help you to gang tour. >> so he'll take you to south central and east l.a. and all that? >> anywhere. >> is he a gangster himself? >> yeah. >> what? [hip-hop music playing] >> south central los angeles, where we're from, is about 6 miles away from beverly hills. los angeles not only is the gang capital of the world, but we're looking at several generations of gang involved issues in los angeles. the hispanic gangs have been here since the early 1900s. >> you'd be surprised, especially south africanids, how much they pick up on just music videos. and a lot of the graffiti you will see back home, back in south africa, is a lot like what you guys wo

and he never michael jackson that move, on the racial justice issue.ay, come on, you're white privilege, i'm white privilege, don't we have to understand the anger and pain of black people? and he just snaps it off. oh, you're drinking the kool-aid, the kool-aid. and we go back to it, and he's so confused about his responsibility, first, as a human being, but as president to understand other people. i mean, you know, the pain and anger of plaque people is so real, and he's just, you know, oh, to raise that, you're drinking the kool-aid in this dismissive way, and this is a man. this is nine months, he's the sitting president he's there as ago there in 200 commentaries in this audio book saying that i got entangled in the chaos of his life. the phone would ring, and my wife, elsa and i, is it our daughters? is it a friend? is it a robo call? or is it donald trump? and donald trump would just pick up the phone and call and then say, oh, i'm so busy, so busy, i can't talk to fauci, i can't explore anything, and then he would talk for 25 minutes, repeating

michael jackson i can do without a creative approach and the teachers are let down. channel, where school teachers compete for the title of the coolest of 35 applicants who impressed the jury with their author's original presentation techniques. material viewers chose seven. well, let's get acquainted. tell please, why am i at the lesson in such a costume that the teacher of russian language and literature has to surprise the pupils of this velikoluksky school for a long time they know the usual lesson on the works of the ancient russian epic teacher tatyana rasulova turned into a small performance in the lead roles. the well-known bogatyrs ilya muromets mikula selyaninovich and the gusliar. sadko how the whole mother of cheese is knocking earth yes, on the same as the old east east applause in this way. and the children are imbued with hmm the character of the hero, uh, and better understand his actions and uh, the meaning of the work 36 years of experience in this simple truth, tatyana borisovna was convinced more than once. the all-russian competition is a cool to

collection, but also celebrities in the hall and on the catwalk , among the most active guests were michael jackson's sister paris and janet, and among the stars who walked along the catwalk have been noticed. paris hilton, of course, in pink and olympic champion usain bolt, who had to not run this time, but the imposing tee and cano west appeared in the course of with the inscription white lights matter white lives are important and stated that the movement was faded, see the scammers at the most seventh and trying on was the show of victoria beckham, not only her husband and younger children came to support her, but also the eldest son brooklyn with his young wife nikola dumplings, who, after the blood is very strained relationship, but it seems after a serious one. young on the part of david beckham, they decided to behave quietly and obediently such today 's show business news with you was marina kazantseva see you too many oddities. new season today at 20:00 on ntv show avatar on saturday at 20:20 on ntv the most profitable card for free forever cashback 3% of the percentage for the rest the mos

first igor krutoy's name will be called arina khrushcheva soviet union run today so bruno mars michael jacksonring can already passes alexei vorobyov we are waiting for the name of papinalist from you. semi-final you. well and one more name will be called by irina dubtsova vitaly sazonov he was not out of his mind. he was aware of who would get the property, this is the eighth question. why did the artist’s brother speak to the legacy even before the funeral? why weren't you in bed? what or who quarreled between boris moiseev and his family? the artist, beloved by millions, died alone, a deal was definitely needed, he turned out to be himself, that he is an eagle, that he still flies and why shortly before his death. he invited a lawyer to the house, he looked wonderful. he was fragrant navrit beautifully star shot. we agreed to remember boris moiseev today right after you are super on ntv likhach new season tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv against pain in muscles and joints, it contains the highest dosage of a substance for inflammation pain and a special component for better penetration into muscles

michael jackson only in women's didn't like it?ou are very memorable, despite the fact that 78 points and you leave this show, but maybe not forever, because in our a in our rules there is such that after all the qualifying rounds. we return one member. and i really hope that in the final, when we already understand the whole alignment of all the artists, and we will definitely see you again. god grant you are well. very charismatic, bright. rock singer. thank you, it was a real pleasure to speak to you. you are very cool , very cool energy. thank you i hope to see you again. glory you see, all the grief leaves our project. i ask both semi-finalists to come to me, as well as the leader of the hundred, sergey lazarev, to go down . no, they will go. here they are bright today semi-finalists are completely different seryozha, what can you say about today's qualifying round. well, i think that it was the most diverse selection round in terms of genres, honestly everyone was very different, but very similar, but talented and it was very

heroes of the vietnam war, who refused to strike in serbia, which he demanded british general michael jacksonbecause of you . moreover, clark's interview is a long time ago, he tells how after september 11th. white house made a plan to take over seven countries in the middle east and africa to get them gone, that is, this is another chinese warning. we see everything and everything. remember beijing is clearly trying to finish off the americans. answer why is he being pushed to aggravate on their ladder of search and taiwan, japan, already south korea, and even the stories that these are under his arrest, because he was deposed, who decided to go the western way, the opposition ksenia nekrasova tried to understand xi jinping now open the twentieth anniversary congress communist party if elected for a third term, he will be considered the most powerful ruler. china from time to time. mao will he then raise the stakes, because the americans are obviously waiting for this from him endlessly, repeating china, our main systemic enemy, the communists , want to conquer the whole world. represents al

yes, not rodriguez rodriguez was already burned with his humor, his dance, his love for michael jacksonimself in a duet with uspensky guy is such a singer and music producer, and he worked, including with the love of uspenskaya. they even have a duet by brandon stone and those very thin applause, but i know that irina ponarovskaya also had a gorgeous version during the performance. cipollino please share. hello dear. the legend is beautiful. hello each other. and that's it. the same question. you speak french, unfortunately i don't . so it's not rodry, guys. rodriguez french teacher or translator. and when i sang in french in a mask, again we return, he noted, as it were, uh, my french, yes, and he could afford, after serving at least three seasons of the mask, to know how to lead the jury members by the nose, i agree, and gruzinsky speak. in georgian, maybe because brandon stone helped him with georgian origin. guys, i really wanted to eat. i can also talk ladies and gentlemen, i have a version, that is, starting from lyubov uspenskaya lyubov uspenskaya is a recognized the founder of s

e musical oh, idol michael jackson my idol masha rasputina well done. dances great.ank you for this performance. here are the beds. say hello to the cherry twins. i just really want to get to know her, chipollino and again we are judging to make a choice in front of you, the third trio, avatars. jeans snow queen and cipollino and now i'm waiting for a name from each of you the avatar you want to declassify. sergey let's start with you. oh well, it's clear that we just met the snow queen from cipollino and gina we know for a long time the very first transfer, so it's quite obvious that today we are opening gina open gina. today, i’ll probably still reveal gina maria even very such a word when choosing avatars. we have n’t had the snow queen yet, cipollino’s oriental sexy bow is a little bit intimidating in his appearance, but he is a tough guy. slept too hard. and here is the old man. everything jumps and jumps wants to cloud the brains of our last ones, who were here by the end of the program in general, yes, well, kolis jim-zhinovich, who are you really, and three v

yes, how to show everyone, and to whom you listen to the mass of michael jackson well, look how they, and how they sing live at the same time. here are two good guidelines for you. thank you for sitting at some musical award, where they just said that this artist won, there is the 12th best album and the artist came out, all the features are strong, and everything is absolutely organic. confidently submitted even in fact, all your melismas were absolutely appropriate and in general. it was an artist. thank you. there was already the dance of the eagle, there was throat singing. what today slavik did not see, but did not see. good luck. super super waiting when the guys arrive at the base, you are super, we ask them to write the names of their favorite artists that they would like to meet. well, what happens then, you know? let me accompany them. and in our yard they helped to overcome the excitement and clamps in the body. look into my eyes reminded forgotten words consoled if something went wrong, my god. i will wipe your tears. don't cry, please help to develop and move on in the s

that legal threat came the same day that the epa administrator, michael reagan, visited jackson, speakingleaders and making clear, these conditions are unacceptable and the united states of america. the mistreatment of jackson's minority communities which are facing the brunt of this water crisis is also happening at the state level with mississippi's ongoing welfare scandal. just this, weekend bc news learned exclusively that retired u. s. soccer star is cutting all ties to a joint venture linked to brett favre, which received millions of dollars in mississippi welfare funds. as we documented last week, he is part of this massive misuse of state welfare funds, which has also embroiled mississippi's former republican governor. but as much as brett favre deserves to be a punching bag for his role, what does it say on a broader level that there is such systemic corruption in state and local governments that citizens can be swindled out of millions of dollars, or have an ongoing water crisis for years? and how can we force those in power to change? my panel is back with me, eugene and tara,

that legal threat came the same day that the epa administrator, michael reagan, visited jackson, speakings and making clear, these conditions are unacceptable and the united states of america. the mistreatment of jackson's minority communities which are facing the brunt of this water crisis is also happening at the state level with mississippi's ongoing welfare scandal. just this, weekend bc news learned exclusively that retired u.s. soccer star is cutting all ties to a joint venture linked to brett favre, which received millions of dollars in mississippi welfare funds. as we documented last week, he is part of this massive misuse of state welfare funds, which has also embroiled mississippi's former republican governor. but as much as brett favre deserves to be a punching bag for his role, what does it say on a broader level that there is such systemic corruption in state and local governments that citizens can be swindled out of millions of dollars, or have an ongoing water crisis for years? and how can we force those in power to change? my panel is back with me, eugene and tara, tara we

jackson. >> reporter: michael regan runs the u.s.tection agency in washington. >> as it relates to siemens and the water meters and the billing, we understand that that's a part of the problem. >> reporter: regan has traveled twice to jackson in the last month as he focuses on cities where he says chronic underinvestment has led to infrastructure problems. >> how many other jacksons exist in our country right now? >> dozens, if not more. when you look at the data, black and brown communities and low-income communities have been disproportionately impacted by environmental hazard and harm because of a lack of investment. >> reporter: jackson's water is back up and running again for now. as for solutions, now it's up to the city, the state of mississippi, and even the federal government to find a way forward. but some estimates put the total price tag for fixing jackson's water system at $1 bill (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? a

and get ready to move because michael is live at just -- jackson state university.ppi, their cell reading homecoming with coach pride. deion sanders, and let me tell you there is dancing and it is good so stick around. kumasi: dion has all of the energy. reggie: he really does. and he is doing amazing things in the program. kumasi: and for hbcu in general. and they are our rivals. ginger: you're gonna love this morning. kumasi: i'm a right with that. they beat us. reggie: -- is next week. kumasi: gma will be there too. reggie: gma will be at kumasi's homecoming. ginger: we will see if the dance quite gets to the level we just saw. kumasi: it is way. reggie: organist if kumasi gets down and we will be the judge of that. we will see you at 7:00 and have we will see you at 7:00 and have a great detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicine

mackle are served more than doctor michael martz are more than ten years on the jackson city council and council president five of those years he also served as interim mayor of the city of jackson and he wrote the forward and the name how the children of the mississippi freedom struggle showed us tomorrow. give him a hand please. [applause] you know, one thing when reading these books and really diving into them what i saw was that both men, doctor mclemore have an enduring respect for evers for the both talk about them in the book. he said in the forward had a reputation for willingness to work with anyone who is dedicated to bringing injustice and progress for our states. and in a senior talk about historians beside every time they somehow he paid him to be away from them for a couple of hours. you say shows you the possibilities of what a father's love could look like and talk to more. for me too talk more about this man in the movement if you both would. >> yes, hello everybody. it is so good to be here. it's good to see your faces. generally most of the first people i met when

michael fanone joins us now. you talk to the judge today about mercy for your attacker. what did you say? >> i asked judge amy berman jacksonow albuquerque head the same amount of mercy that he showed me on january six, which for those of you who have been living under a rock was none. >> as we have mentioned, the judge sentenced this person to seven and a half years in prison, shy of the eight year maximum. is that enough in your view? >> listen, i don't typically comment on the sentences that these judges hand down. that being said, i do feel it was appropriate. i think that amy berman jackson was thoughtful under sentencing and i accept it. data driven enterprise accelerator. vo: the next time you fill up the tank, remember why it costs so much. because the biggest oil companies decided they need to profit even more. they make record profits... even as americans struggle to pay the bills. call it price gouging. call it greed. call it enough already. with president biden's landmark bill, we are producing more clean energy than ever before. energy that's made in america energy that costs less for families. energy ... that

pseudonyms like this 900 his cousin michael francis rapped with the substhenic pseudonym of tufails 2.5. he himself chose a larger number of tricks quite right. jacksonmber 50 doll in art 900 in the soviet cartoon unusual match the captain of the wooden football players called the puppet rivals from the soft toys sections just like that. plushies are not. he said, so soft-bodied toy masters challenge us to a soft-bodied contest. he called the rivals the color theme 900. the yellow black flag raised on the ship in the harbor warns precisely about this , that the ship is quarantined to me with mineral 900 due to its high impact strength. it is very difficult to split this valuable mineral, only jzhdiite is harder. very recognizable. well, for example, malachite is not. these are jade stones minerals 1200. this stone is most often purple, but the reddish variety in ancient russia was called varenyk. amethyst true dolls in art 300 that's the way it is. the cat should be asked a question. give cyril the topic of construction 300 or one and a half construction sites. let's try one and a half, moscow, 1930, the inscription on the fence. you see that it was

michael bennett and his republican challenger. you can watch all these debates tonight on c-span, our free mobile video app, online on-demand at c-span.org. charles in jacksontennessee, republican. good morning. caller: it seems to be eight up with inflation and high gas prices. with jobs everywhere, nobody is working. host: a government subsidy coming from the state? caller: i'm not sure where the money is coming from. where these people get the money not to work. i had to work my whole life. i don't understand why these people don't have to. host: george in circleville, ohio, independent. caller: it is the economy. we have the high inflation. yesterday, they talked about the gdp. of course it is going to go up if prices go up. that is gross domestic product. for instance, i was at kroger yesterday, a local store where i live, and prices every week go up. dog food. we havthe dogs. we cannot afford to feed the dogs anymo. eight dollar increase on a bag of dog food in one week. i'm not kidding. its crazy what is going on. i did hear joe biden. that is the one thing that was good about all these hidden taxes. in ohio, i have to pay sales tax on propane. that

yelled, i got one as he attacked officer michael fanone on january 6, was sentenced to 7 and a half years in prison today. during president jay judge amy berman jacksonsaid that he was protecting america and his attacker treated him like prey. judge jackson went on to say this. the dark shadow of tyranny unfortunately has not gone away. some people directing their vitriol and officer fanone and not at the people who summoned the mob in the first place. back with us to discuss tonight, former u.s. attorney jay's who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. she's now a professor at the university of alabama school of law. joyce, judge jackson has a front row seat to the darkest details about january 6 she knows a lot more than the rest of us do. so what do you think about her statement today, given what she knows? >> so throughout these cases judge berman jackson has not minced words, and she has been very unflinching in the way that she has confronted the truth. the language she used today is something she would do well to keep in mind, because she talks about the dark shadow of tyranny that still hangs over the country. with everything that she knows

residents in jackson, were left without reliable drinking water for weeks over the summer. they plame neglect and years of discrimination. epa administrator michaelter: this is welcome news to many peep in the community. and to community leaders who i have spoken with this morning who said they wondered what would happen after august and september when there was this water crisis, the boil water advisory and all of the national media was there. the national guard was there handing out supplies and many people said at that time, what will happen to us when you all leave. when the national spotlight leaves. they they were worried they would be left behind. hearing that the epa has launched this investigation to see if racism, to see if racial discrimination was at the heart of why jackson continues to have these water issues. notably, they're asking that of the state's department of health and the state's department of environmental quality, those two departments are in question here. and i want you to hear from the -- the naacp, the local chapter, and the national chapter and nine city residents who all filed a lawsuit last month making that same

michael fanone joins us now. you talked to the judge today about mercy for your attacker. what did you say? >> i asked judge ami bey berman jacksonunt of mercy he showed me on january 6th, which for those of you living under a rock, was done. >> just shy of the eight-year maximum. is that enough in your view? >> listen, i don't typically comment on the sentences that these judges hand down. that being said, i do feel it was appropriate. i think that amy berman jackson was thoughtful in her sentencing, and i accept it. >> did you get a sense that this person, this attacker, this who did this to you has any remorse for what he did that day. in court, he reportedly shook his head, stared straight ahead, and at one point grinned at his fiance, apparently, as she wept. >> yeah, i don't know, to be completely honest with you. the only person who knows if albuquerque head is remorseful is albuquerque head. that said, i will talk about the family's reactions to the past several sentencings. when i was at kyle young's sentencing, immediately after the judge handed down, i believe it was a seven-year sentence, his mother called me a piece

michael bennett d his republican challenger. yo can watch all these debates tonight on cpan, our free mobile video app, or online on-demand at c-span.org. charles in jackson, tennessee, republican. good morning. caller: it seems to be eight up with inflation and high gas prices. with jobs everywhere, nobody is working. host: a government subsidy coming from the state? caller: i'm not sure where the money is coming from. where these people get the money not to work. i had to work my whole life. i don't understand why these people don't have to. host: george in circleville, ohio, independent. caller: it is the economy. we have the high inflation. yesterday, they talked about the gdp. of course it is going to go up if prices go up. that is gross domestic product. for instance, i was at kroger yesterday, a local store where i live, and prices every week go up. dog food. we have three dogs. we cannot afford to feed the dogs anymore. eight dollar increase on a bag of dog food in one week. i'm not kidding. it is crazy what is going on. i did hear joe biden. that is the one thing that was good about all these hidden taxes. in ohio, i have to pay sales tax on prop