i'm a single mom. >> reporter: and selma is still working.art of an upcoming sci-fi drama series called "another life." >> what compelled me to come forward was authentic gratitude for all the people who were holding my secret at netflix and on the movie after. when it's a huge thing fire people wi for people with disabilities minor or major, that you can still find a way, hopefully if you persist, to still get to work. >> reporter: her message of perce percent vierns moving even the press. coppola snapped this saying she turned around, put her left hand in the air and paused four a second as she was determined to control her body. i took pmy favorite shot and captured one of the most vulnerable human moments i have ever captured. what's your prognosis? >> the doctor said at the time he said 90% of my abilities back. so this is, this is to say let's meet again next year and see if i'm better. if i'm not and i can still have a conversation that's good enough. i was a little scared of talking and even my neurologist said no, this will bring a l

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to the red carpet for actress selma blair.he 46-year-old, who is known for her roles in cult classics like "cruel intentions," "legally blonde" and "the sweetest thing," now facing a new challenge. how are you doing? >> i am doing very well. i am very happy to see you, being able to, you know, just put out what being in the middle of an aggressive form of multiple sclerosis is like. so my speech, as you'll notice, is -- i have spasmodic dysphonia right now. >> reporter: when you were first diagnosed, what initially went through your mind? >> i cried. i had tears. i wasn't -- they weren't tears of panic. they were tears of knowing i now had to glif give into a body that had loss of control. and there was some relief in that. because ever since my son was born, i was in an ms flareup and didn't know. and i was giving it everything to seem normal. and i was self-medicating when he wasn't with me. and, you know, i was drinking. i was in pain. i wasn't always drinking. but there were times when i couldn't take it. and i was really

♪ >>> tonight, selma blair, her first interview since revealing she has m.s. >> i was giving it everythingo seem normal. >> why she is now calling her diagnosis a relief. >> i have had tears. they weren't tears of panic. >> and how she went from self-medicating -- >> i was drinking. i was in pain. >> to being a powerful role model. >>> then, lady gaga and bradley. we saw the whispering at the oscars. we can tell you what was said as bradley's ex-wife weighs in. >>> plus -- >> will you marry me? >> the bloom engagem perry. does her engagement ring look similar to the one he gave his ex? >> i voice my opinion. >>> and the kids are grown up. their night out and everything we know about janet jackson's las vegas takeover. >>> and we're with boss lady jennifer lopez. >> what is happening here? >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> it was one of the most emotional moments of oscar night. selma blair walking with a cane as she made her first public appearance since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and now the star is sharing everything about her battle. >> it really is heartbreaking, bu

selma revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis last october. sunday night's "vanity fair" oscar party with the support of her customized cane. >> how can we make canes chic? mine is, in fact, patent leather. real pink diamond. >> i spent time with selma at her home, just days before her big night out. how are you doing? >> i am doing very well. i am very happy to see you being able to just put out what being in the middle of an aggressive form of multiple sclerosis is like. so my speech is, you'll notice, i have spasmodic dysphonia right now. >> reporter: m.s. is a chronic, often unpredictable disease of the central nervous system, which is made up of the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves. it causes problems with vision, balance and muscle control. >> wouldn't it be funny if i fell in? for real. not really. it's interesting to be put it out there to be here and say, this is what my particular case looks like right now. >> let's go back. when you were first diagnosed, what initially went through your mind? >> i cried. i had tears. i wasn't --

we're hearing from actress selma blair. the first time she's talking about her battle with multiple sclerosis. she revealed her diagnosis in october. she attended "vanity fair" oscar party. you're about to hear how ms has affected her voice spirit is there. >> i was scared of talking. her neurologist said, though, it will bring awareness. because nobody has the energy to talk when they are in a flairup. but i do, because i love a camera. >> you can hear more of selma blair's interview coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america" right after abc 7 mornings. >>> a controversial cat likely will be an issue of discussion during the next san francisco fire commission meeting. workers at station 49 adopted edna but they were forced to give her up after a complaint. fire officials say having her at the station violates policy. the cat's instagram account is urging her fans to come to the fire commission meeting tomorrow in support of edna. >>> now your morning money report. mountain view-based google is asking the government for a

. >> selma, to your left! >> reporter: selma blair, visibly emotional at vanity fair's" oscar party, facing cameras for the first time since being diagnosed with m.s., proudly showing off her only accessory, a customized cane. blair broke the news in october, sharing how the disease is taking over her body, writing, i fall sometimes, i drop things, my memory is foggy, but we are doing it. keeping her sense of humor with #yesyoucane." >> i can be sexy. >> reporter: blair's career took off with 1999's "cruel intentions." now her netflix show "another life" is giving her a chance to keep acting as she takes her battle public against an illness with no cure. >> it took so much to come. >> reporter: stealing the show on awards night, not with a statue or speech, but by simply standing strong. morgan chesky, nbc news. >> she's amazing. we're back with more right after this. that )s next >>> finally on this monday, a reminder we will have special live coverage of that second summit between president trump and kim jon

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>> my name is asim selma and i'm known as sal selma. and i have been at san francisco for over 58 years and i have owned or governed businesses in san francisco in the last 50 years. and i am over all parts of the city from mid markets to noa valley and north beach and in the 80s all over the marina and the cal area. i was involved with wherever i went or opened up a business and we improved the area. and i was the resident of the association for years and i was the small business commission for -- during two different administrations. my wife and i owns 163, 165 jesse. we are (indiscernible) and the windshielbuilding. the area was the most difficult neighborhood in town. you have human (indiscernible) and markets and it's the heart of san francisco. as a matter of fact this area was the heart of san francisco in the late 1800s and early 1900s. and all of the newspapers and they were there. okay? and i looked at this building, my building was historical too. it was built at the same time like the hearst 1910 and my building was built fo

week,ter who was supposed to be here , aay, but couldn't get here man who walked across the bridge in selma, who really went out of his way, john lewis. if john were here, my guess is, john is famous for saying, you are the light, you are the light. never let anyone, any person, any force dampen or dim or diminish your light. that was john. he said, choose confrontation hesitantly. when it is your time, do not be afraid to stand up, speak up, speak out against great injustice. that's john. and damn, when he spoke out. [laughter] you all know that john never had a temper. [laughter] he would never lose it, would never lecture us. but my lord, when he did, when he did. there he is in 1965, fighting hammer and tongue to pass medicare. and then, every single step of the way he has done with all great pieces of legislation, improved it and expanded it and extended it. you think john just worked on health care. well, our first water quality standards is because of john, because of john. he authored them. then there's writing the endangered species act in 1973. i think my republican friends though

. >>> actress selma blair on her battle with ms.hat the actress is revealing about so you need people that it iyou're close to...r footing, to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models that i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey, man, this is your life, this is what you need to do." nobody can do it alone. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. >>> all right. here is a look at live doppler 7, marinrinrinrinrinrinrinrinr , every time it looks like it will turn green yellow pops up over the ocean and heads for the same areas. this is moving up to the sierra where there is snow falling and it's going to be measured in feet, up to 3 feet. possibly 10' on the highest peaks from now to 6:00 thursday morning. driving up th

>> my name is asim selma and i'm known as sal selma. and i have been at san francisco for over 58 years and i have owned or governed businesses in san francco

we hoped, we introduced it this week in preparation for the visit to selma this weekend. first weekend in march. as you know. those of us -- in addition to that we said we'll pass gun violence prevention. we did yesterday in the house and now it goes on. we have another bill on the floor today to expand on that in terms of a timetable. we said we'd do the equality act and we'll be marking that up, announcing that in about 10 days, two weeks perhaps. we're going to do dreamers and t.p.s. in the same time frame. we'll continue with equal pay for equal work. again, a lot of high profile events going on around here. the ur work to support financial well being of america's working families goes on. the president is returning from vietnam, from his meeting with kim jong un, i guess it took two meetings for him to realize that kim jong un is not on the level. he was a big winner. kim jong un is getting to sit face-to-face with the most powerful person in the world, the president of the united states, and really it's good that the president did not give him anything for the littl

i'm on the board in selma, the jubilee. we organized the commemoration of bloody sunday every year.he only such commemoration of an annual civil rights event. we invite all the elected officials and candidates and sherrod brown was one of the first to confirm he will be marching across the bridge with us in selma. he's probably not going to do that if he's going to run for president. >> is there a chance that the ultraliberal policy proposals we've seen put forth already could divide the democratic party? >> that's what republicans are hoping. i don't believe they will be that far apart. nor do i think this is going to be a super issue focused election. discussion of medicare for all. we're going to see democrats more or less on the same spectrum on most issues. there's a believe there should be universal health care at this point but how does that get accomplished. there's not going to be people -- perhaps except for mike bloomberg. >> or howard schultz. >> right, but he's not running in the democratic primary. who might scoff at that. for most part, the candidates are fairly align

>> my name is asim selma and i'm known as sal selma. and i have been at san francisco for over 58 years and i have owned or governed businesses in san francisco in the last 50 years. and i am over all parts of the city from mid markets to noa valley and north beach and in the 80s all over the marina and the cal area. i was involved with wherever i went or opened up a business and we improved the area. and i was the resident of the association for years and i was the small business

. >>> actress selma blair opening up about her battle with m.s. what you need to know about the disease. >>> here's a look at the current areas flooding. mark west creek, sonoma creek, petaluma river, willowbrook, moderate. laguna desanta rosa is still flooding at a moderate level. we'll look at the rivers and what to i went on linkedin, i connected with someone, and they introduced me to my boss. there are people that are willing to help, and once you connect with those people, you can write your own narrative. >>> if you live in danville, san ramon, alamo, the cut through from san ramon to castro valley, it is wet right now with morning likely -- more than likely standing water. let look at elsewhere. the south beach camera shows the bay bridge, which is wet with a little bit of light rain falling for you. as you head throughout the day, you'll need the umbrella from time to time. if you're out and about, exercising or just doing errands, we're going to have on and off scattered showers today. if you want to play on the bay, wait until tomorrow.

. >>> and brave actress, selma blare, after her dramatic return to the spotlight with a cane.r chronic disease has done to her voice. >> i was a little scared of talking. >> plus, acid attack. >> i was on fire. >> now, she's face to face with the monsters who did this to her. >> i no longer have eyebrows or eye lashes or my own eye lids. >> then after charges against

week and was supposed to speak today and couldn't get here, a man who walked across the bridge at selma and went out of his way, john lewis, a young man -- if john were here my guess he is famous for saying you are the life, you are the life. never let any person or force damp dampen our dim or diminish your life. that was john. that was john. he saeudid choose confrontation length hesitant ly hesitantly. but when it is your time don't be afraid to stand up, speak up speak out, against great in injustice. that was john. and, damn, when he spoke out -- now you all knew john never had a temper. he would never lose it or never lecture it. but my lord, when he did, there he is in 1965 fighting the hammer and tong to pass medicare then every step of the way with all great pieces of legislation improved it and extended it. you think that is john that just worked on health consider. our first water quality standards is because of john, because of john. he authored them. then there is the endangered species act in 1973. i think my republican friends thought they were the only endanger ed endang

of women and speaking of what of health for the many have been praising courage shown by actually selmablair and she has multiple sclerosis you can see that she's starting with a cane she made a first public appearance since she was diagnosed with all time in season last year many of called her parents with a cane as courageous now one moment the cruel intentions actress was smiling but then the next she was crying telling reporters that she says much efforts to make it to the oscars in the first place those are actually human reports to stop taking photos and shouts it was a supporter and she was seen smile again and many people on twitter admiring how to tame a nation and even her courage and lots of people have been talking about including this person is the real winner of oscar night is actually selma blair for her public appearance and another person who just gives you know idea of the sentiments as a true example of courage in the face of adversity she looks stunning. sarah thank you for. what oscar nominated actress. thinks about the representation of. hollywood that's coming up

four months after revealing her battle with m.s., selma blair courageously walked the carpet with herons by russo. james mcavoy used his couture for a cause getting his shirt signed by his fellow stars. >> i have got all these people. michael b. jordan. this is all alcohol fueled. maybe we could sell it for charity. >> bold, jaw-dropping, daring. there is really no words to describe kendall jenner's look, but the award for the star who is totally like all of us if we were to ever hit a red carpet, megan mullally. ♪ >> the bag, the outfit, the shoes. the whole thing is all so nice. >> three, two, one, fashion. >> and when one dress isn't enough, here's to all the actor party transformations. the handsdown winner though, melissa mccarthy and ben falcone in adidas track suits. >> it's less glamorous. >> not to me, guys. i doubled my diamonds. i feel great. whatever i had on at the oskars i doubled. i wouldn't trust me with it. >> melissa and ben, ladies and gentlemen. >> i love them. >> next year, that's what we're wearing. >> if it involves no heels i'm totally in. >> done. oscar fashio

selma blair made her first red carpet appearance since revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis using a custom monogrammed cane. . >> and rachel weisz made a statement in a red two-piece down with a shiny latex top. here are big moments of the show which kicked off without a host. >> reporter: the awards ceremony went off without a hitch. surprise winner from best actress is what everyone is talking about this morning. >> green book. >> reporter: a drama about a road trip through the segregated south of the 1960s, won best picture. >> such a privilege. >> this is like a dream. >> reporter: "green book" scored best original screen play and best actor. honors for best actor went to the queen front manfredy mercury. >> i may not have been the best choice but i guess it worked out. >> this is hilarious. >> she beat out the woman widely seen as the favorite, seven-time nominee glenn close. >> you haven idol so long and this is not how i wanted it to be. >> i'm an example of what it looks like when support and love is poured into someone. >> emotion poured out for lady gaga. ♪ >> reporter:

selma blair made her first red carpet appearance since revealing her mulple sclerosis diagnoscane.hel weiss made a statement in a bright red two-piece gown with shiny latex top. here are some of the biggest moments of the show which kicked off without a host. >> welcome to the oscars! >> we are not your hosts. but we're going to stand here a little too long so that the people who get "usa today" tomorrow will think that we hosted. ♪ in the shallow shallow shows in the shallow shallow ♪ ♪ in the shallow shallow ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> it's not about winning, but what it's about, it's not giving up. if you have a dream, fight for it. >> after 30 years and five nominations spike lee took home his first win for cowriting the adapted describe play for "block klansman." "black panther's" hannah biegler took home best production in designer design. >> with support from captain america, gina king won her first oscar. best supporting actress for her role in "if beale street could talk." best supporting actor went to may her sha may her shall la ali for "green book." rami mall

selma blair made her first red carpet appearance since revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis, using a custom monogrammed cane. rachel weiss made a statement in a bright red two-piece gown with a shiny latex top. here are some of the biggest moment s of the show which kicked off without a host. >> welcome to the oscars! >> we are not your hosts, but we're going to stand here a little too long so that the people who get "usa today" ♪ in the shallow shallow shows in the shallow shallow ♪ ♪ in the shallow shallow ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> it's not winning, but what it's about, it's not giving up. if you have a dream, fight for it. >> all right what a night. after 30 years and five nominations, spike lee finally took home his first win for cowriting the adapted screenplay for the docudrama "blackkklansman." "black panther" hannah beechler the first african-american woman to take home the oscar for best achievement in production design, an award she shared with jay hart, with her mom by her side, and sup f america. regina king won her first oscar, best supporting actress for h

king stopped at when he came from selma. >> mmm!k people are gathered here to once again ask ourselves a question -- where we is? ( laughter ) we're glad the government shutdown has ended and the government opened again because this shutdown hit black america especially hard. i was at the airport and i saw a lot of black people working for free. i'm surprised you didn't catch t.s.a. agent singing airport spirituals. ♪ shoes off and laptops out ♪ when you bring the carry-on home ♪ ♪ to the tune of swing lo sweet chariot ). but we won't let it shadow us. the state of shit is black as shit in. november, more black congress people than ever were elected to the house of representatives! ( cheers and applause ) >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> okay, we know where we live. and we're even gaining representation abroad. meagan markel is now the second black person in the royal family. >> who's the first? the queen. that hat's black. >> them hats' nice. another thing to celebrate, black unemployment is at an all-time low and for that we have to

. >> the most moving moment of oscar night, now selma blair is

other famous marches that we all know about -- the march on washington, birmingham, and the march in selmagetting ready to attend until i found out the march was on the bridge. i don't do bridges well. i told dr. king, if god wanted the black man to cross rivers, we would have been born with floating things on our arm like white people. ( laughter ) but there are many other marchs in black history worth noting such as the 1,995,000,000-man march in washington, d.c. now, some people say the crowd size didn't actually reach a million men, but if that's true, it's only because it was the '90s and all those parachute pants took up too much space, but at least hundreds of thousands of men attended this march. they gathered to call attention to black issues like structural racism, unemployment, and most importantly an end to the jeri curl or as i call it, the black mullet. the hairstyle that hailed more black men than black credit. the only hairstyle that made black men look like jewish mothers. sadly, i did not attend the million-man march. i tried to but i misheard the location. you see, they

with its first female envoy francis freeman been bandar takes over from the king suntans college in selma has been appointed vice defense minister princess is the daughter of a former ambassador to the united states and previously worked for saudi arabia's general sports authority from owning women's participation and b.l.m. picks the money as a professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada she says the appointment is about improving riyadh's image after the global outrage over the killing of journalist mark. but i think the message they want to send is that there are serious about making as much advancement as they can for women that they're committed to the progress of women and bit by bit things are going to get better and that it's very i think prominent individuals who knows the united states very well who was well spoken and can do probably good for her country but of course the way it's received this probably one of a p.r. exercise an attempt to deflect attention away from a very tumultuous year after the murder of jamal khashoggi and certainly a lot of con

the -- to allowuire the the marches to proceed across the edmund pettus bridge as they marched from selma to montgomery. he's the person who filed the order, along with the other judges, to integrate the bus line that's called the boycott in month boy respect -- montgomery. he opened the doors to persons all hughs, especially those of african ancestry who were locked out. he will be known as a champion of human rights. in fact, he will also be remembered as a person who did it on the adverse -- under adverse circumstances, because he had to have, for many years, 24-hour security. his mother's home was torched at one time. it was not easy to be on the side of african-americans in the early part of our history. frank m. johnson took such a stand. we would also recognize senator edward brook iii who became the first african-american popular -- popularly elected to the united states senate. he was from massachusetts. and he served there for many years. he was the first attorney general of african ancestry in any state in 1962. he co-wrote the civil rights act of 1968, which prohibited discrim

when he spoke in selma in 2006, barack obama went through this long, a really kind of remarkable speechou can still find in the internet, where he talks about the way that his b lack ancestors in kenya had remained distinct and separate from the white colonialists in kenya the way tan a dull would be referred to as "boy" or "girl" to elucidate all of these things that would be familiar to black americans. to say this was this diaspora tie. we fast-forward to 2019. we hear some similar things about, harris, -- about kamala my fellow howard university. people say she is not a descendent of slaves in the united states. i wonder if we talk little bit about how the theme of migration, kicks our identity and complicates -- public hate hour identity incompetence the question of who we are. >> i'll bringing a little bit closer to home. so i can aluminate the paradox i think we all live with. so, i think many in the people in this or either live in d.c. or know folks who live in d.c. the phrase native washingtonian is a single word if you are black person from d.c. we are a city that has institu

in the week, was supposed to be here today, couldn't get here, a man who alked across the bridge in selmaohn were here my guess is -- john is famous for saying, you are the ight, you are the light. never let anyone, any person, or any force dampen or dim or diminish your light. that was john. that was john. he said, choose confrontation esitantly. but when it is your time, don't be afraid to stand up, speak up, speak out against great injustice. that's john. and damn, when he spoke out -- you all knew john never had a temper. [laughter] john would never lose it or never lecture us. my lord, when he did, when he did, there he is in 1965 fighting to hammer and tongue to pass medicare. nd then every single step of the way he's done what all great pieces of legislation has done, improved it, expand it, and extended it. you think john just worked on health care. well, our first water quality standards is because of john, because of john. he authored them. then there's writing the endangered species act in 973. i think my republican friends thought they were the only endangered species when joh

." >> tonight, selma blair's brave battle. >> there were times when i couldn't take it, and i was reallyand what she wants the world to know. >>> plus, the crisis in venezuela, riots in the street, hunger and free fall and face-to-face with a defiant dick ta tater >>> and the queen of pop surprisesne

the director of the civil rights movie "selma." she wrote i will not be a spectator, supporter of the super bowl today in protest of the nfl racist of kaepernick. it's not worth it. and they had asked other big stars to perform, and they said no. >> yeah, that's correct. there was lot of backlash. common also voiced his opinion publicly that he would be -- you know, if he were in that position he would not take the stage on an officially sanctioned nfl game. you know, this is a much bigger story than just a band that was booked to perform a halftime show. and in a way i kind of feel bad for maroon 5 because they really had to take that blow and make with it what they could, which was just a challenge, no matter which way you looked at it. yes, they brought out a gospel choir, big boy who's a local musician from atlanta. they brought out travis scott so hip hop would be represented. they really tried to tick all the boxes and we ended up with that super bowl show which was, you know, okay. not great, not terrible. >> do you think th

of negotiations, the taliban leadership has agreed to give afghan filmmaker, myself and producer, selmay rare access into the group's territory. as women, we are ignored, seemingly invisible beneath the full veil that is mandatory in public. the taliban has allowed us to visit these areas because it wants to show that it is in control. in our first moments -- that's a lot of helicopters. one, two, three, four, five. our escorts tell us to stop. we are now on the other side of america's war. in recent months, the u.s. has dramatically stepped up the number of air strikes on the taliban. the militant flag makes us a conspicuous target. we have no choice but to push on. our first stop is a clinic that has been run by the taliban since they took control of this area almost two years ago. the plaque at the door reveals it was a gift from the americans in 2006. suddenly, a young girl outside is hit by a motorcycle. a boy rushes over to help her. the driver is a taliban fighter. he slings his gun over his shoulder and wanders over. apparently unconcerned. life here is brutal. the girl is rushe

another problem is always selma creek. businesses are starting to sandbag and parts of the area downtown. that creek is already pretty high and moving in pretty fast. >> there are some flood concerns out there. >> yes, we do have some flood warning for sonoma county. we have seen water covering the roads and a lot of flood issues and where you see the dark green, that's highlighting the russian river as well as the napa river and that flood warning is going on until the next couple of days until the water levels go down. we are still seeing some widespread heavy rain, i will be watching the napa river, downtown napa. this is expected to see two feet over flood stage as we go into tomorrow morning. gradually it will start to recede and for the russian river, this could be potentially 9 feet guerne viville, some maj concerns there. we'll have more upupdates. you can keep an eye on the rain right on our desktop. click on the storm ranger track and the radar will start scanning for you. this is the same tool that i use and it

selma blair right there opening up in her first interview since she revealed she had multiple sclus isoctober. difficultyut talking she told robin roberts on gma she's doing well. welcome to "access live." what an interview this was. >> she was so brave, used her voice and allowed people to

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[ laughter ] i'm not marching on selma. you know what i mean?uldn't do that. but you believe in something. and i'm going to pierce you." [ laughter ] and i was like, "thank you so much. you [ bleep ] rule." and so he's like, "just breathe in." and i did. and he did it so quickly. i had no pain whatsoever. >> jimmy: there you go. jessica williams, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] season two of "2 dope queens" premieres friday at 11:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back with super bowl champion rob gronkowski. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ new theraflu powerpods. the cold and flu fighting machine. you put in your machine. press the button to brew up powerful relief. to defeat your toughest cold and flu symptoms fast. new theraflu powerpods. press. sip. relief. because they let me to customize my insurance, and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ touch shows how we really feel. but

a man who walked across the wente in selma, who really out of his way, john lewis.r dim or diminish your light. that was john. that was john. said, choose confrontation hesitantly. do, when it is your time, not be afraid to stand up, speak against great injustice. that's jogn. -- john. and damn, when he spoke out. [laughter] you all know that john never had a temper. [laughter] he would never lose it, would never lecture us. but my lord, when he did, when he did. there he is in 1965, fighting hammer and tongue to pass medicare. and then, every single step of the way he has done with all great pieces of legislation, improved it and expanded it and extended it. you think john just worked on health care. well, our first water quality standards is because of john, because of john. he authored them. then there's writing the endangered species act in 1973. i think my republican friends thought they were the only endangered species when john was moving. [laughter] that's a joke. that's a joke. my dad used to say about the irish catholics, he said be careful, joe, make a li

in addition to brooklyn and chicago, he's also going to travel to selma, alabama, for the anniversaryday as he tries to reach out to that key african-american group of voters. jeff zeleny live in iowa, thanks, as always, for your reporting. and be sure to tune in at 8:00 tomorrow morning. that's when cnn's john king interviews presidential candidate kamala harris for a special edition of inside politics. that's live from iowa. >>> and what happens when one of the most powerful senators in congress debates a group of children over climate change? well, it's a viral moment. >> government is supposed to be for the people and by the people and all -- >> you know what's interesting about this group is i've been doing this for 30 years. i know what i'm doing. you come in here and you say it has to be my way or the highway. i don't respond to that. >> and three generations, two presidents, one powerful family. "the bush years" narrated by ed harris, that premieres next sunday, march 3rd on cnn. [ meowing ] mittens! make it rain. [ cheering ] [ singing opera ] change the music. ♪ when i move,