mr. jackson goes down and all of the sudden here's a couple of shots.e's three shot. he is sitting there on the ground with an empty camera, so he misses covering that historic part of the story. however, mr. jackson continues to cover that story and learns that on sunday, oswald is going to be taken to the city jail. he goes at of course he is not the only journalist. jack beers from the associated press also happens to be there among others. they positioned themselves to be waiting and they hear that he is coming and he's already. mr. jackson pre-focus is to make sure he gets some sort of manage -- some sort of image. he feels someone pass right by him in the first thing he thinks is this person is going to get in front of my shot and he gets a little miffed about it stop he's still ready and all of a sudden, he here's a shot and at the same time, he hits the shutter and makes the shot. and ruby has just hit lee harvey oswald. and of course now, there is .haos and a lot of pushing it is just pandemonium. he handsmake it out over his film and it become

mr. jackson refocuses to make sure he gets some sort of image. than he feels someone get right in front of him, passes right by him. he thinks, this person will get in front of my shot and he gets miffed. he is still ready. all of a sudden he hears the shot. at the same time that he hears the shot, he hits the shutter. and ruby has just hit lee harvey oswald. there is chaos. the police are pushing the press to get everyone out of the area. it's pandemonium. somehow, they all make it out. he runs to the paper, and as he gets there and hands over his film, it has become apparent that other photographs were made that day. and jack's photo is already hitting the wire. he is being asked, do you have any that look like this? he says, i don't know. of course, this is one of the perfect examples of what makes a pulitzer image. can be in oneters spot, trying to make the image and capture the same scene, but there is only one pulitzer. in this situation, this is it. "moment of reflection" wins the pulitzer in 1977. the photographer, robin hood, worked for

mr. jackson, mr. washington -- >> delivering this sermon. >> when you hear people say the men in black, they don't give a care, they don't have no love, i tell you yes, they do. understand, mr. bill, mr. jackson, mr. washington, this is your opportunity at this time to make a choice. >> it was almost like a warning, and then as i was listening to him and it just got loud somewhere more impassioned as he went, i realized he was making sure that everybody, all of the inmates, knew what was going on, these three guys were getting a second chance. >> now, i want you to show them, i want you to show this department that you can stand and make a difference. i know you might say, big sam, i don't think he's talking to me right. i just want you to know, that's just the way it is. nothing personal. this is a jail. you got a life ahead of you. what you do with it is on you. >> at one point in the speech, big sam was warning these inmates that because they were being let out of the situation, they may be viewed

mr. jackson and mr. glern. >> government is a balancing wheel between big labor and big management. the government must enforce the laws. the voting rites act, for example, is not being enforced. democrats are reluctant because we want to reconcile the interest of the bo wefl and the wot ston. you can't have more. georgia 30% act, 18 years off the voting rights act, supreme court zero, 159 sheriffs, zero, the government must enforce the law and not equivocate in the face of local considerations. on the other hand, we keep focusing on what will the government do. the private economy is $3 million. that's $700 billion tax break to corporations. they must be obligated to reinvest in this economy, retrain our work force, and export our jobs to slave labor markets abroad. >> we have 51% of the people at or below poverty level. my dad went to work on wpa. we had a lot of programs, but fha at that time, it helped a lot of people. we estimated just a few years ago. communism happened with good solid democratic programs. we can be very proud of those programs. now along with that, we went a

mr. jackson pre-focuses. all of a sudden he feels someone gets in front of him.nd the first thing he thinks, this person is going to get in front of my shot. he gets miffed about it. he's still ready. all of a sudden here's the shots. and at the same time here's the shots he hits the shotter, and he makes these shots. and ruby has just hit lee harvey oswald. of course now there is chaos, there is a lot of pushing. the policemen are pushing the press, trying to get everyone out of the area. it's pandemonium. but somehow they all make it out. he gets to the paper and he hands over his film. it becomes apparent that other photographs were made that day. is already photo hitting the wires. o asking, do you have anything like this? of course, this is one of the perfect examples of what makes people -- a pulitzer image. because a lot of reporters can be in one spot, making, trying to make the same image and trying to capture the same scene, but there's only one pulitzer. in this particular situation, this is it. >> you can watch more on the pulitzer prize-winning photo

mr. jackson?tory of you, you know, all these prince, i'm sorry, that's the guy you used to be, the story of you turning down bad. >> well, you know, that wesley snipes character, that would have been me. >> ha ha ha! >> you run that video in your mind. ♪ >> the first line of that song, your butt is mine. i ain't saying who going to sing that to whom, you sure ain't singing that to me, and i sure ain't singing it to you. so right there we got a problem. >> chris rock and prince who died this morning at his paisley park compound in the twin cities. later prince changed the subject from rivals and controversy to what he lived for, creating music. award winning producer and performer, jimmy jam. so good to have you on. sorry it is under these circumstances, i'm sorry fors loss of your friend. you and prince had a friendship spanning decades. is it true you met in junior high? >> that's right, junior high school in minneapolis. we took a piano class together, if you can believe that. we both knew how t

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mr. speaker, i ask to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, my district, which i might say, is under water with, again, another torrential rain that has caused so many houstonians and those in the surrounding areas to suffer. we did this with storm allison but again last year, may, 2015, now again in 2016. and you see the depth of devastation by the families i visited at m.l. campbell, inner apartment complexes. first, let me thank the mayor and county government officials who are working so hard, but we need to move as quickly as possible for the presidential declaration of natural disaster. i know it is a process and i accept that, but we also got to have a way of investing in the infrastructure of overcoming the terrible aspect of places where water comes with no place to go. we need a national infrastructure effort and one that involves the state of texas, houston, harris county as well because we lost eight lives. finally, let me say, mr. speaker, as i indicated to the texas department of transportation that receives fed

this is clinton later comments to southeast asian communities during a campaign stop in jackson heights queens. mrs. clinton told the group mr. trump is from your area. he doesn't seem to respect diversity. campaigning in upstate, bernie sanders criticize's hillary clinton's record on fracking. that's he said mrs. clinton has not led the opposition against fossil fuels. in japan, u.s. secretary of state john kerry today visited the memorial to bombing. today's visit makes secretary kerry the most senior american official to travel to -- americans reached global leadership role. he said it would be a serious mistake to retreat from the economic stage. >> responsible and sustainable u.s. leadership in the global economic system begins at home. we have to lead by example as we did by bouncing back from the financial crisis that threatened america's place in the global economy. >> secretary lew speech that americans are losing badly in competition with china and other countries in the global economy. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalist. i'm mark crumpton. >> thank you. canadian pa

just as, if you were raised there, and i think he should be given credit for endorsing reverend jackson, and mrsinton and her husband say, and we appointed the first black chair of the democratic party in '92, ron brown. all that is well and good, but did you deal with the racial disparities and the racial violence that was happening? you don't have to go back to the '60s and selma, you can come to benson hurst, to howard beach. i know a lot of liberals don't like to talk about it, but we had some serious racial problems that resulted in murders right here in new york, and we still have those tensions with police. i think we've got to stop allowing people to romanticize and act like that was back in the day, down there, when it was a lot happening right here, and it still is. and we need to be able to take attendance on who was here and who wasn't. and really deal with their records, because if you're going to say your roots were in new york, let's deal with what you have done in new york during some very tumultuous decades. >> rev, vox.com has done a really interesting study about where mass in

beginning he's never going to forget that betrayal as he sees it. >> jackson turns to the bible to shame his enemy, henry clay. >> mr judas taking the 30 pieces of silver to betray jesus. andrew jackson was a passionate man and a killer. >> jackson was certainly capable of physical violence in defense of democracy. so the threat that he might do something was very real. >> after that election there was a reception at the white house hosted by the outgoing president, monroe, to congratulate john quincy adams on his victory. and so jackson walked into that crowded room, in front of this collection of notables. >> people were watching, you know, what's going to happen between these two guys. they thought that there might be an explosion of temper. to preven your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it from discover. get it at discover.com. don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase cha

beginning he's never going to forget that betrayal as he sees it. >> jackson turns to the bible to shame his enemy, henry clay. >> mrlay is judas taking the 30 pieces of silver to betray jesus. andrew jackson was a passionate man and a killer. >> jackson was certainly capable of physical violence in defense of democracy. so the threat that he might do something was very real. >> after that election there was a reception at the white house hosted by the outgoing president, monroe, to congratulate john quincy adams on his victory. and so jackson walked into that crowded room, in front of this collection of notables. >> people were watching, you know, what's going to happen between these two guys. they thought that there might be an explosion of temper. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. (electronic beep) (tires screeching) warns you about incoming cross-traffic. (electronic beep) (tires screeching) cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing... (short screech) a crash. the 2016 e-clas

what does that meeting tell us and you think it was a mistake to have chosen reverend jackson as your running mate? mr. brown: no, it is not a mistake and i hope it is not too late to heal the divisions and animosity between the black and the white community. the jewish community and the black community. we are a country that in certain respects is unrivaled -- unraveling. i consider a very profound crisis. i am running to create the stability and justice that will allow america to be what its forbearers intended. because of the feeling that jackson is anti-semitic. i do not believe he is. i have known him for 12 years. rift betweend a the black and jewish community that you spoke of earlier? mr. brown: i believe it is the opportunity. i believe the blacks among other groups in society are seeing their youth destroyed. the highest cause of death among black kids under four is aids. >> you spoke of a particular rift. >> there are people who are advocating anti-semitism in the black community and you make it sound like it is merely a matter of poverty. that poverty generates antisocial behior, when we k

. >> jackson turns to the bible to shame his enemy, henry clay. >> mr. lay is judas taking the 30 pieces of silver to betray jesus. andrew jackson was a passionate man and a killer. >> jackson was certainly capable of physical violence in defense of democracy. so the threat that he might do something was very real. >> after that election, there was a reception at the white house hosted by the outgoing president, monroe. to congratulate john quincy adams on his victory. and so jackson walked into that crowded room, in front of this collection of notables. >> people were watching you know, what's going to happen between these two guys. that he tlut there might be an explosion of temper. >>> andrew jackson has just lost the election he thought was his. he now approaches the victor, john quincy adams. >> adams looked uncomfortable. he thought there might be an explosion of temper from jackson. >> but he could be very controlled when it fit his motivations. >> i hope you are well, sir. >> but it was all play-acting. jackson even made a kind of disarming remark

what does that meeting tell us and you think it was a mistake to have chosen reverend jackson as your running mate? mr. brown: it is not a mistake and i hope it is not too late to heal the divisions and animosity between the black in the white community. the jewish community and the black community. we are a country that in certain verycts -- i consider a profound crisis. i am running to create the stability and justice that will allow america to be what its forebears intended. feeling thate jackson is anti-somatic. i do not believe he is. emitic -- i believe the blacks among other groups in society are seeing their youth destroyed. the highest cause of death among black kids under four's aides. >> [indiscernible] >> you spoke of a particular rift. you make it sound like it is merely a matter of poverty. that poverty generates antisocial behavior, when we know many people who are poor are not antisocial. you summit apologist at times franco social behavior saying it is not the people spoke. mr. brown: keeping this country in the failed condition. >> the country is the cannot also. mr. brown: do not gi

mr. the estate. >> a lot will be made afterwards because michael jackson's estate made $2 billion since his death.hat's a lot of money. >> expect to see family battles. >> when we come back, the "time" 100 gala. who turned out last night to celebrate. >> what prince harry said to an admirer who asked if he's ever going to be king. "the skinny" is next. admirerer who asked if he's ever going to be king. ♪ skinny, so skinny. >> it is time for the -- >> what is it again. >> what is it? oh, "the skinny." topping our headlines this morning, america's 100 most influential people. >> the honorees out in force last night for the annual "time" 100 gala here in new york, including republican presidential front-runner donald trump fresh off his primary sweep with wife melania at his side dressed in a stunning white gown by terry mugler. >> meantime, dressed all in black, thatcaitlyn jenner. >> nicki minaj dedicated "anaconda" to both joe biden and donald trump. she said in the spirit of unity. >> nice outfit there. >> and olympic skier lynn say von looking stunning inning this jewel encrusted yellow number.

mr. goodlatte and the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: i ask unanimous consent that all members five five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 4240 currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. goodlatte: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goodlatte: across the globe, nations are on alert as the threat of isis spreads. france, turkey, belgium and the united states have each been tragicallyffected by isis or isis-inspired terror plots. it is imperative that america's first line of defense against isis and other terror groups are working effectively. h.r. 4240 the no fly for foreign fighters act is a commonsense bill that requires the u.s. government accountability office to conduct an independent review of the operation and administration of the terrorist tsdb ing data base or which is referred to as the terrorist watch list

jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. in the dark of night on this very day two girls at the early age of 11 to 17 were preparing for sleep in nightgowns, getting ready for the exams that would opening the doors of opportunity as they were told by their nigerian parents. one girl had rushed back to school from a weekend trip because her father said, you shouldn't be home. you must go and take your exam. and that night terrorists came and rounded them up and threatened them and took them into the bush upwards of abuja. they have now been gone for two years. and i have stood alongside frederica wilson, lois frankel, myself who went to nigeria within weeks of their kidnaping. and we were making the committing that isil that is now boko haram, boko haram that is now isil, will come if we are not vigilant to find them and quash them to the shores of america. we must find the girls. they deserve our constant refrain and study to realize th

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mr. speaker, i'd like to give the gentlelady from texas three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for three minutes. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much. i thank the gentleman from new jersey. i thank the sponsor of the bill, mr. walden and as well the number of individuals who came to the floor. mr. walden, i chaired the transportation subcommittee some years ago and happily remain on that committee because i do think it -- think it has a crucial and important role but i do believe in your cause and in this legislation. and i think if there's anything more indicting and more conspicuous it is of course even though wed like to think of rural america as tranquil areas but in light of recent incident in brussels, many of us who are students of aviation security are well aware of a number of elements of weaknesses, period, whether or not it is the perimeters of airports or the ingress and egress of airports, whether or not it is the access of employees which we make no general indictment of the hardworking individuals that work at airports, but we know that the ingress and egress in many of our large airports sti

jackson lee: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> thank you so much, mr. speaker. ms. ros-lehtinen: along with congressman ted deutch, i introduced h.con.res. 129 a resolution urging nermji to -- germany to honor its commitment and fulfill obligations to holocaust survivors. germany, even by the current government's own admission, has fallen short of the promise to take care of all the needs of all holocaust survivors. due to the horrific physical and mental pain they have endured, holocaust survivor needs are more complex than other elderly individuals. there can be no more delay, mr. speaker. all holocaust survivors must be provided, all of the medical, mental, and home care needs that they require. mr. speaker, there are nearly 15,000 holocaust su

michigan's seventh district, and i'll be stopping by at one of those sites, the jackson police department on saturday. mr. speaker, this is not a republican or democrat issue. it's a human issue. and it affects us all. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. hahn: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in solidarity with the armenian community to commemorate 101 years since the start of the armenian genocide. on april 24, 1915, more than 300 armenian leaders were taken from their homes, arrested, and systematically executed. they were the first killed in what would eventually become a genocide resulting in the deaths of 1.5 million innocent men, women, and children. over a century later, the arbean meanian people have vowed to never forget these atrocities. the children and grandchildren of the genocide victims have worked hard to remember and honor those

jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from georgia and i thank him for his leadership along with mr. conyers for the introduction of a very important initiative, h.r. 4899. many would think, particularly as we have watched the mediation and arbitration process grow, as a newly developed practice amongst lawyers and one that businesses and others have seen -- seemed to adopt, that that was in fact helping consumers by allowing the concept of arbitration to be able to be utilized, thereby allegedly lowering the cost of litigation. in a 2010 survey, 27% of employers covering over 36 million employees or 1/3 of the nonunion work force reported they required forced arbitration of employment disputes. the practice of forced arbitration is widespread and damaging. for example, the ability to obtain key evidence necessary to prove one's case is often restricted or eliminated in arbitration proceedings. and it can be nearly impossible to appeal adverse decisions by ash traitors -- arbitrators. we know that in the bill of rights and the constitution there is a right to a trial by jury. a jury

jackson lee: i thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, in concluding a lot of thanks goes to, as i indicated, the chairman, chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, and mr. ratliff, who is a member of the committee. my colleagues on homeland security as well who have a great interest in this legislation. our commit n-this legislation is to leave no stone unturned, no page unturned, and no iota of information that will be necessary to make this list a more viable and secure list. and that work now will be done by this legislation. no fly for foreign terrorists. it will help to make the terrorist screening center an asset, further asset to our homeland security infrastructure. we want to make certain that those men and women have the tools they need to contain and keep the nation -- to continue to keep the nation safe with 30,000 foreign fighters and others going every day, 250 americans who have gone to the cali fat, gone to the fight -- caliphate, gone to the fight, individuals who may have an interest in returning to this con

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jackson on the scene of ted cruz's rally. >>> donald trump took another swipe at hillary clinton. >> mr. trump for you to say if she's not a woman, she would get 5% suggests that the only thing she has going for her is she's a woman and not that she's a lawyer or a secretary of state, do you understand why people find that to be a demeaning comment? >> no, i find that to be a true comment. the only thing she got going is the fact that she's a woman. >>> joining me now is hillary clinton's supporter who has a lot going for her and not just that she's a woman. i want to talk about what donald trump is doing. a lot of people and even republicans are questioning the politics of this and given the gender gap. with women and he has about an 8 point advantage. that does not and nearly help him get over the gender gap that he has with women. why is he going there? >> well, you have to ask his people what he's doing that every single time mentions an accomplished women such as hillary clinton and megan kelly, he's insulting every single women most of who will never reach that level but fighting f

jackson look down at o.j. simpson in this crowd and said this is not about you, mr. simpson. this is about johnnie cochran. and to me, that was the only saving grace that, you know, it is all about the lapd and relations with african-americans, and you get this rich dude from brentwood who gave up the black community and murdered these two people and got away with it. >> okay, let's go to the verdict. how they portrayed it last night. here is the verdict. >> superior court of california county of los angeles in the matter of people of the state of california versus or and thal james simpson's number a. 097211. we, the jury, in the above entitled action, find the defendant, or and thal james simpson not guilty. of the crime of murder violation of penal code -- >> they even included the stum thal actually happened. >> yes. >> play the actual verdicts, and i want everybody to look at robert kardashian's face, when they announced the verdict. here it is. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant or and thal james simpson not guilty of crime of the murder in violation every penal code secti

jackson lee: mr. speaker, a few days ago in harris county, in houston, and in my congressional district, and many other places, again the state of texas experienced a terrible rain. it was not a hurricane. it was not a tornado. but a downpouring of 20 inches-plus. people were standing on furniture, babies had to be rescued and people died. today i want to call the names of eight people who died untimely in this terrible, terrible storm. next week i'll ask my colleagues to stand with me for a minute of silence. but i wanted in this week to call their names. they were mothers and fathers, truck drivers, mechanical engineers, teachers, they were americans, they were houstonians, they were texans. unfortunately they died. the government must work better to ensure that there are flashing lights on underpasses and many other solutions and we look forward to the declaration of disaster to help the people remaining. my sympathy to their families. german antonio flankow, pedro, sinica, majara, terry. seresh, m

mr. president. president obama: pleasure. ♪ tw. mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to andrew jacksonra. ♪ john: happy glorious amazing fantastic 4/20 all you fans of the demon weed and those that love them. we will try not to make any reefer ref-- you know what i mean, reefer references. the new york voters with new york values have spoken. the outcomes were even better for donald trump and hillary

mr. trump in the states to come. nb nbc's hallie jackson. maybe a mile or two miles from where i sit right now. good to see you. come over for a bit when you're done. kasich vowed to stay in the race. is he a threat to ted cruz's chances right now? >> reporter: well, i think threat might be overstating it, at least in the eyes of the cruz campaign, craig. but the campaign would prefer it was just them versus donald trump. cruz talked about the idea that kasich will not or should not be on that ballot come in july. here's what he had to say on sykes' radio show. >> any candidate without a path to winning, that's the time you should suspend your campaign and kasich has been mathematically eliminated. needs more than 100% of the delegates to be the nominee. that's obviously impossible. you can't get more than 100%. and he's lost 30 states in a row. the only state he's prevailed in is his home state. >> reporter: the home state of ohio, of course, the cruz campaign making the argument that wisconsin looks a lot like ohio, sort of trying to make

jackson said in youngstown. duty of court to be last not first to give up separation of powers. >> thank you. general? miss murphy. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. three years ago the executive asked congress to enact legislation would have given the power to more rise most of the people living in this country unlawfully, to stay, work and receive benefits. and congress declined. now the executive comes before this court with the extraordinary claim it has had the power to achieve -- >> excuse me. was that part of the package for a pathway to citizenship? >> it was not a pathway to citizenship. it was a pathway to lawful presence in the country would have allowed individuals to have legal status to remain in this country and congress has not created a legal status for the category of individuals covered by dapa. >> that's correct. why do you think this is a legal status in the way that that bill imagines? >> it is a legal status because under the agency's own regulations it is a status that has consequences. and i would point you in particular to 8 cfr 1.3. this is the statute that defines the term, lawfu

jackson's hair, the detail is a little blurry. that was enough for business owners in virginia to call the police and they worked with investigators in the south bay. >> mr. astin alone was responsible for the shipment of 2000 packages a year of counter- fit currency linked to 30 states. >> investigators say he never tried to use the bills themselves. they are targeting people who bought the fake money and some of those people are here in the bay area. he's being held in the santa clara jail while officials decide if he'll face trial here or in fairfax, virginia, first. >> and now to the race for the white house where all of the candidates are focusing attention on new york. the three republican candidates -- the question remains -- what happens if no one gets enough to clinch the nomination. donald trump says whoever gets the most should be the nominee. ted cruz and john kasich hold out hope a contested convention could work in their failure. >> i'll have a ton of delegates, and he'll have a ton of delegates, and we'll be in a much stronger position. >> i would like to have your help. we're going to an open convention. >> all three republican presidenti

mr. trump, and he knows his brand. while you don't compromise the product, you change the message depending on the audience and environment you're in. michael jacksonearly '90s was one of the fiercest competitors. but when he was off court, one of the nicest people you would meet. mr. trump, that's why he is so successful in business, but you don't compromise the product. he has never compromised what he said or his values or exactly what he is going to do for this country. depending on the message and environment and people he's talking to. this is nothing new from what paul manafort said than what we said in september, he had 17 people on the stage competing. obviously his message works. he's still in the race and he's beating the other two by quite good numbers. >> there are a lot of republicans that say he would need to make a change if he is going to be successful in a general election. so if he is evolving, if he is going to be changing, what does it look like? what does he do to appeal to more people, and how does that work? >> like the campaign is changing by bringing on more staff, getting ready for a general campaign, i think it is. it is

mr. roker. get it popping on this hot day for janet jackson.al video message to her fans, including me. there's a sudden change to her unbreakable world tour. she has a very good reason for the shakeup and here it is. >> i thought it was important that you be the first to know, my husband and i are planning our family, so i'm going to have to delay the tour. please, if you can try and understand that it's important that i do this now. i have to rest up, doctor's order. >> janet went on to thank her crew and fans and she said she will continue the tour as soon as possible. by the way, she's married to a qatar ri b qatari businessman. we wish them the best. one of the things people have been googling this morning is how old is janet jackson. 49. there you have it. while janet may be taking a break from performing, another pop powerhouse is gearing up to get on the floor. j. lo. a preview of the upcoming single and she's got one message for you. she ain't your mama. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i ain't your mama. ♪ ♪ i ain't going to do your laundry ♪ ♪ i ain't your m

jackson in frederick, maryland, thank you. join eed now by katrina pearson. always appreciate your time. thanks for being with me. >> thank you. >> let's start with mr. trump's appearance this morning on "today." i want to play a piece of sound from the town hall. this is where he talked about transgender people, using quote, the bathroom that they feel is appropriate. here's what he said. >> there's a big move to create new bathrooms, problem with that is for transgender, first of all i think that would be discriminatory in a certain way but it would be unbelievably expensive for businesses and the country. leave it the way it is. >> let's talk about abortion, another potent social issue. the republican platform every four years has a provision that states that the right of the unborn child should not be infringed and makes know exceptions for rape or incest or life of the mother. would you want to change the republican platform to include the exceptions that you have? >> yes, i would. absolutely. for the three exceptions i would. >> katrina, those two positions right there on transgender bathroom use and abortion, you've got a number of folks, ted

mr. isley? >> he's going to be -- his music will be here forever. his music and what he did in the business will be the same as michael jackson or, you know, just the >> yeah. you know, can i ask you a question? we have talked about it on this program when other artists have passed, and now about ownership and about a lot of those artists, especially artists of color during your time, in the music industry, when you started, and before, other people taking their stuff, making money off of it, they died poor. prince really fought against that. how important was that? >> it is very important. you know, we -- from 1969 on up, you know, we started with our label and had ownership of everything. and so i was glad to see him be able to get his ownership back. and that was very important to us and he would talk about that, with us. >> ron isley, we appreciate you joining us. thank you so much. >> i thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to bring in -- go ahead, continue mr. isley. >> the family just keep him in our prayers and everything and, you know, he's in the right place now. >> in heaven. >> yes. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, don. >> i want to bring

jackson lee: thank you, mr. speaker. this morning, i had the privilege of participating with the union theological center in new york to speak about how faith -- about our faith and our legislation. it causes me to come to the floor today to act upon that very strong faith. in the good samaritan that means that we are in fact brothers' and cystest' keeper. we have a devastating disease in the zika virus that's been announced as being more devastating than had been expected -- had been expected. causing severe brain damage. and my state and gulf states are in the target line. we recently had a zika virus hearing in our -- and our infectious disease experts told us this is a devastating disease. so i'm asking this congress, yes we can take money from someplace else, barro -- borrow from peter to pay paul but i'm asking for the spirit of the good samaritan and pass the president's emergency supplemental request of $1.9 billion. i'll be asking the sec retear of health and human services to come to texas, sit down with our la

jackson lee and ms. waters for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. he request is granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from new york, mr. gibson, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. gibbs: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have and include supporting material on the subject of this special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. crib crib we are seeking to gain support for the posture act. the united states marine corps and the united states army. this is a bipartisan bill. yself and 52 others. we have the language of this bill has been introduced in the united states senate. the predicate here is the belief in peace through strength, a belief of what we want to do is deter potential adverse sears and we need to restore capability and tonight we are focused in on the posture act. the co-authors and i, we share deep concern for the entire joint force. but today, we are focused in on the land forces and you will hear five general points. and they are number one, that the drawdown plan currently from the administration is a plan to continue into 2018 for several m

jackson's hair on the fake bill, the detail is a little blurry. that was enough for businesses in virginia to contact police, who worked with investigation in the south bay. >> mr. aspden alone was responsible for the shipment of upwards of 2,000 packages a year of counterfeit currency linked to 30 different states. >> investigators say aspden never dried to use the bills himself. now they are targeting the people who bought the fake money from him and some of those people are right here in the bay area. aspden is being held in the santa clara county jail while officials decide whether he will face trial here or in fairfax, virginia. >>> another story we have been following through "mornings on 2" is a proposal by amc theaters to allow texting in movie theaters. the ceo is saying you can't ask millennials to turn off their phones. he says it's like chopping the arm off at the elbow. it's a movie to get people into the theaters, younger people. what do you think? the idea of setting up texting zones in a theater. maybe entire theaters for texting audiences? let us know. use the #ktvuthe9. early response has been overwhelming negative. >> not one of them. >> yeah

mr. jeffries: i appreciate those thoughtful observations. we want to bring representative bobby scott and representative stacey plaskett into this conversation in terms of the stunning inability to present a budget and as representative jackson lee said, what else is there to do in terms of satisfying the extreme elements of your party? privatize social security and throw all the people out of their home across the country? what else can you do? we're going to explore some of these draconian cuts that were in a budget that apparently is not ex-dream enough, but let me yield to my good friend and colleague the representative from the virgin islands, by way of brooklyn, new york, i point out and we're so thankful for your presence here in the congress and it's my honor to yield to you. ms. plaskett: thank you so much, congressman jeffries. thank you so much to the congressional black caucus for giving us this opportunity to always be the conscience of this congress. i want to thank you for your tireless efforts to raise awareness on not just the committee on the judiciary but all of the work you do and this group coming together this evening to talk about the fact that once again the republicans have created a road to ruin in

the story noting that the jackson state university speech which is historically black university will be april 23. for most of her time in the white house mrs. obama made a point of addressing at least one historically black university or college each year. if you want to read more about her speeches and what she is expected to say, that story is in the new york times, the white house letter column. the front page of the usa today this morning, president obama making appearance on fox news sunday. in that appearance defending hillary clinton over her private e-mail server and her private e-mail address issue. here is a clip from fox news sunday yesterday. [video clip] >> as you know there have been investigations, hearings, congress is looking at this. i have not been sorting through each aspect of this. here's what i know. hillary clinton was an outstanding secretary of state. she would never intentionally put america in any kind of jeopardy. why also know, because i handle a lot of classified information, is that there is classified and there is classified. there is stuff that is really top-secret and stuff that is being presented to the

like to introduce my father , george howard, from jackson, new hampshire, a 30-year air force veteran and rf-4 pilot. i've looked up to him my entire life. mr. mccain: i take it that his landings match the number of takeoffs. ms. robinson: sir, he's here. [laughter] also my amazing sister, carol. my full of energy niece and her husband is here. megan works here on the hill. and finally, the love of my life, my husband david. a retired two-star reservist, fighter pilot, thunderbird pilot and a retired airline pilot. i can tell this committee without hesitation that without his constant love and support, i would not be sitting here before you today. today we face a rapidly evolving and growing threat environment, both in the number of those who wish to do us harm and the complexity of tools at their disposal. our country faces many challenging threats from within and abroad, ranging from threats such as homegrown violent extremists, cyberattack, trafficking of drugs and other illicit products by transnational criminal organizations, two, threats posed by nation states such as russia, north korea and iran. in my experiences, the pacific air fo

mr. roker, there is a mess in the south there. >> we had severe weather yesterday. we have more today. jackson, mississippi, you can see there is a school -- the roof collapses from the weight of all that water. there were folks in there vacuuming the water out that had already fallen. just in time, they got out. nobody got hurt, thankfully. from corpus christi to much of louisiana, new orleans, heavy rain, as well. this is all due to a stationary front that sits along the gulf. all the way into florida. heavy rain, storms will develop along the front. into tonight, it moves into central and northern florida, on into central georgia, as well. isolated flooding. downpours. the grand is already sasaturated. from new orleans to the panhandle panhandle, including panama city, we could be looking at flooding locally, 4 to 5 inches we'll get >>> good morning, everyone. chilly start to your day. in fact, it feels like 20s north and west of town. windchill values at 21 in monticello. 29 at poughkeepsie. lots of sunshine. bring the shades and heavier jackets today. now, it does get warmer as the day go