jackson let the other men shoot first. yet it remained standing according to the best accounts of the dual. if took time to be sure before firing a fatal shot and return. the antagonist is a popular young man whose death stand at the jackson's reputation and that was already covered by scandal. it was widely known he'd been together with rachel his wife for years. rachel and andrew left as husband and wife in 1790 to 91 even though it didn't arrive until 1793. they had to be remarried to clean up the doubts about the status of that they cultivated the conventional family life. with no children of their own they adopted her son from rachel's relatives. when jackson traveled his wife wrote him letters urging him to write home and he wrote back to express regret that he could not. the muddled circumstances proved to be connectors to get andrew jackson. he took the council of what he wanted, with his friends desired and what it felt to be right. he was guided less by the norms of society then what he considered just often capi

he really loved andrew jackson admired andrew jackson, but he didn`t make the same mistakes that jackson had made. for example, when he becomes president, jackson has two requests of him. keep francis blair as the editor of our party newspaper. c-span: called? what was it called? the paper? >> guest: the paper was "the union." keep francis blair in. and he fires him. jackson says, keep my old friend who was actually a resident at the white house while jackson was there -- keep him in the treasury department. he was almost a sinecure that jackson had -- had given to his old friend from the white house, whose name at this moment has fled but it will be back. but he says to polk, keep him. the man had never been kind to polk. he had been rude to polk. and polk dumped him. i mean, jackson had kept him there during the van buren administration, even in the whig administration of tyler. and... c-span: let me just highlight a point you made about "the union." >> guest: right. c-span: what business was it of the president, of either andrew jackson or of james polk to name the editor of "the unio

the book is "jackson land." thank you very much for coming and i'll -- [applause] i'll welcome you to take your questions. there is a microphone here -- is this the only microphone? so go ahead and line up there. and if you do me a favor would you say your name so that we can get to know each other a bit and go ahead and ask a direct question. go ahead sir. >> sure. my name is bruce. you said this is a longstanding interest of yours. where is that coming from? >> some of it comes from my day job. i feel this is something that is very closely connected to the news that i cover. i know this will shock you but three or four years ago i grew a little discouraged about the state of politics in this country. [laughter] and that drove me in a couple of different directions. one of the ways it drove me was to rye whiskey. [laughter] america was drunk on rye for the whole 19th century. i discovered it was coming back, i bought a few bottles of rye. i bought a few more bottles of rye. but it also drove me into history mor

. >> paul jackson. jackson states, you know, i was just basically along for the ride. i don't know what happened. i thought he picked up a prostitute, they were having a lot of sex and i was watching tv in the living room. completely unbelievable to me. >> it was very tough not to just want to go throw them in jail right off the bat. but we wanted to make sure we did everything exactly per the letter of the law. they were told that they could not enter into the house before we could get back with a signed warrant. the truck they were driving, also, was going to remain on the property. but at the same time, you know, we weren't in a position yet to make that arrest. so they were free to go about their way. they went next door and borrowed one of the neighbor's cars. the surveillance officers followed them down to a local restaurant where they were having dinner. about 5:00 i got the warrant from the judge and we immediately served the search warrant on the house. most of the people that have viewed the videotape of the inside of the house report that it makes the hair o

jackson said that jefferson is a nationalist. you are betraying him. the nationalists became the wings, -- whigs, and they said that you are betraying him. they then entered a time of crisis and it would continue until the civil war. alexander heffner: stepping back, do you attribute his status, jefferson's to the authorship of the declaration, being poised to almost usurp intellectually in terms of hominids -- prominence. david sehat: the declaration is important, but i attribute jefferson's promise to the formation of local parties because when he won the election, the opposing party was the federalists, they disappeared. they were utterly of and went into decline and there were no more federalists after 1812. what happened was, that was the end of the first party system. then we had the second party system, where you have the national republicans and the democratic republicans, the party of jackson. both of them looked back to jefferson as the original heir of their party. when the national republicans became the whig thens we got the present-day re

when leon jackson joined the st. petersburg police department, the biggest challenge wasn't the people, it was the race is and segregated system he worked in. fern officers could not work -- african-american officers could not work around the everybody, could only patrol the black areas of town and could not arrest whites or move up in the ranks. it was so bad in 1965, 12, dubbed the courageous 12 sued the city for discrimination and won. "america tonight"s sara hoy travels to st. pete to meet with leon jackson, one of two surviving members of the courageous 12 to here if thinks change or stay the [ singing ] >> i have a dream ... >>> martin luther king junior, malcolm and, rosa parks - these are the icons of the civil rights movement, familiar names and faces. there are many names and faces unrecognized. unsung heroes of the movement. we pave the way for african-americans in law enforcement in the entire nation, and it should be. >> reporter: is the 23, leon jackson joint the st. petersburg police department. his bi

it's alan jackson day on the plaza. we'll get a great concert from a country music legend in a few minutes. matt will be back on monday. >> alan jackson draws a crowd. we are excited to see him perform. first a question. what tv channel is always on in alan jackson's home? cmt, the weather channel or bravo? >> i will take this one because it's the home of "wake up with al" on the weather channel! >> all right. [ cheers and applause ] a weather channel junkie. every tv in the house is set to turn on to weather channel automatically. i like that sign. another reason why we love alan jackson. >> making him an al goup ary. >> he can do the weather with you this morning. >> alan taking the stage in the next half hour. first fatly has the stop toir stories. >>> the killing of four u.s. marines in tennessee has officials searching for possible links to international terrorism. gabe gutierrez is in chattanooga. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators have been here through the night searching for a motive. offici

. >> alan jackson! ♪ >> good morning. welcome back to "today." it is -- what is today, july 17th? otherwise known as alan jackson down on our plaza. we'll get a great concert from the country music legend. matt will be back on monday. >> alan jackson draws a crowd. we're excited to see him perform but we have a question we put out. what tv channel is always on in alan jackson's home cmt, the weather channel or bravo? >> i'll take this one because it's the home of "wake up with al" on the weather channel. >> all right. >> that's right. >> every tv in our house is set to turn on to the weather channel automatically. another reason why -- i like that sign. another reason why we love alan jackson. >> seriously. >> make him an al roker groupy. >> oh, yes. >> maybe he can do the weather with you this morning. >> come on alan come do the weather with me. >> we want to go inside for the moment. natalie has the top stories. >>> in the news this morning, the killing of four u.s. marines in tennessee has officia

jackson had to sell it for a down payment on their first home. but years later denise tracked it down and gave it to alan as a christmas present. >> as the garage door comes up he sees that it's a '55 thunderbird. oh, you bought me a car like mine. i said, no, alan, that is your car. >> the car. >> still gives me the chills. >> the man broke down and cried. >> his passion for making the old new again is everywhere. whether it's cars, relationships or his music. ♪ at 56, the white-hatted man from georgia can look in his rear view mirror with pride. remembering what matters most in life, while still focusing on the road ahead k. for alan jackson, seems to have no end in sight. ♪ remember when ♪ >> cowan: ahead summertime. >> who doesn't deserve a three-month break after a rigorous year of kindergarten. >> cowan: and jim gaffigan. >> cowan: summertime is the time for taking vacation from cares and woes. unless you're jim gaffigan. >> remember last went snore i think we all still have emotional scars. well summer is finally here to wash away al

jackson lee of texas. at the evident end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following, limitation on use of funds, section, none of the funds made available in this act may be used to eliminate the wildlife urban partnership. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 333, the gentlelady from texas and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes -- the gentlelady from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the chairman and and the committee on both the staff and the gentlelady from minnesota the gentleman from california and the gentleman from idaho now managing this appropriations bill. i call in the good health appropriations for the quality of life of many americans, both urban and rural. and i ask my colleagues to consider my amendment which deals with the urban reforestation program. and i live close and personal to both urban areas and rural areas in my congressional district. but given close to 80% of the population of the united states lives in an urb

jackson. members of the senate, it is my pleasure today, yesterday senator orangeburg and i were in church. we learned as kids about "do justly, love mercy, and while calmly --walk humbly." that is what god requires of us. senator answer -- senator anderson sort of curious to school -- sort of carried us to school on that. but i'm joined today by what could be some of greenville's finest native sons. and we are joined in the senate today by the one who when we were little, boys, and they would collect nobody -- call us nobody, they would teach us to stand up and say that i am somebody. when we wanted to know if we could run for president of these united states there would be somebody who ran for president ended it by setting an example for us. when we wanted a trailblazer type of roadmap he was somebody that laid the foundation to tell us that when the doors of opportunity were open, to keep your back straight and go through the doors. it is my pleasure to have with us today what i call the mr

liz jackson to give her contact information to mr. steel. >> okay. it closes. we've move on to item k the advisory committee report by board members do board members have admitted appointments together >> seen we'll move on to item l special order of business i called a public hearing with the service plan may i have a motion and second on the deposition of the plan. >> so moved and mr. superintendant read the resolution into the record. >> thank you madam president tiled invite our sfrunt for special education dr. liz to come forward from the special presentation. >> good evening g y irvine is join me in case you have questions regarding the service plan so we are requesting that you consider the deposition of the annual service and annual budget plan we're required by assembly bill 602 to present this to you it outlines the description of the services and location of the services and provides access for students to receive a free and appropriate education so did you have any questions regarding the plan. >> so we'll have discussion 3 public speaker cards (cal

admiral howard: president jackson, dean, faculty students, thank you for this wonderful privilege that you've given me, this honorary degree. i will tell you, my fellow on -- honorands are somber, so they would not be once to let you know that this is actually pretty cool. it feels a lot like a superman cape. i want to know, does it stop bullets? [laughter] i could use that in my job. president jackson, fellow on i -- honorands, faculty, and especially the class of 2015, it is an extraordinary honor to join you on this extraordinary occasion. today marks a triumphant milestone in your lives. symbolically crossing the stage, you will also cross over into the next phase of your lives. with each step, you will pound into your souls this week -- the sweet feeling of accomplishment. years from now, you will recall the challenges of that last calculus class, the anxiety of preparing for your last test the excitement of your last big red freak out night and the last witnessing of the shirley ann jackson weather machine. [laughter] [applause] admiral howard: i thought it appropriate that i sta

joe jackson, father of the late michael jackson, suffered a stroke while he was celebrating his 87th birthday down in brazil. someone who organized jackson's family said he's doing fine tonight and talking without any problems. >>> washington football players report to training camp in richmond later this week. >> but this afternoon the team's star quarterback was winning hearts off the field. >> i'm andrea mccarren. rg3 offered his gratitude to our nation's military personnel and made it a very special day for one local family. >> reporter: robert griffin iii surprised the decks a military family from leesburg whose courage in the face of devastating loss has inspired him. >> on your 13th birthday when your dad has to go to iraq and he wakes up in the morning and kisses you on the forehead and you don't know if you're ever going to see him again i know how that feels. >> reporter: the redskins quarterback grew up in texas where father were army sergeants. >> i know what it looks like when they don't come back. >> reporter: which is why griffin brought a check to t.a.p.s. the organiz

oh, i love some alan jackson. guys, i think i'm a pretty easy going guy. >> steve: mm-hmm. >> jimmy: but there's one thing that really gets my goat. >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: bad music. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: no one should listen to bad tunes. so as a service to you guys i'm about to play some real songs by real bands that i think you should avoid, in a segment called my do not play list. here we go. ♪ do not play do not play do not play these songs these songs ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: before we start, i want you all to know that every artist and song we're about to play for you is 100% real. okay? these are actual bands and actual songs you can download them on itunes or amazon. or see if your local music store has them, they are real. but just don't listen to them. [ laughter ] let's see what's on my do not play list. maybe, you might even like them. i don't know. this first song is a single from a disco band from the '70s called veronica unlimited. >> steve: ooh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: an

. >>> joe jackson, the father of michael jackson is hospitalized after suffering a stroke in brazil. jackson is in the intensive care unit suffering from an irregular heartbeat. jackson is in brazil in part to celebrate his 87th birthday. media reports say he never made it to his own party. >>> the boy scouts of america is expected to end its ban on openly gay scout leaders in a vote later today. the boy scouts executive board will consider a resolution that was approved by the organization's executive committee earlier this month. the boy scouts lifted the ban on gay scouts two years ago but still had a policy banning gay adult leaders. the resolution would also allow church led groups to continue to believe a leader who's beliefs reflect their own. >> and why investigators believe the pair were sailing to the bahamas. >> taking a look outside we are prepping for a major warmup ahead. the whole week could be very hot. rosemary will come back with details in just a few. >> bay area communities being told not to drink water out of the tap. why that water is now considered unsafe. >>>

michael jackson. say no more. madonna. quincy jones. i know when i hear a michael jackson song i'm just kind of like aw michael. what do you think of given your very close relationship with him with all of this music? what do you think of when you hear his music? what kind of memories come about for you? >> oh here we go. there's not a day that goes by -- even when i'm not trying to think about him. i could pull up next to somebody in the car and the window's down and he's on the radio. i can walk into a department store. he's in the air. i can walk into an elevator. he is omnipotent. he's everywhere. and i don't even want to think about him sometimes. he's always present in my life. so i'm happy to have that memory with him. i was really lucky to spend the year and a half that i spent with him on the "dangerous" tour. i'm just proud to be associated with him in any way really. >> and quincy jones, i had the honor of interviewing him a couple of years ago. he too is like bigger than life when you hear music produced by him. much of mich

desean jackson home team. and now desean decided to rip his former home team. >> i was at the top of the top. ♪ >> and in that i got released. >> desean jackson eagles wide receiver cut from the team. >> there have been all kinds of allegations. >> they said he was uncoachable. >> is any of that true? no. >> it was a smear campaign. the things the media said about me i'll bet you can say about the majority of people in the nfl. >> you were cut by the eagles. >> it's their loss. >> i'm a cowboy killer. i'm a giants killer. now i'm an eagle killer, too. >> you won four games last year with the redskins big guy. >> nba starting to explode. there's no reason to sign free agents with the state of this team now. but there was some big signings for big money. all right. kevin love goes back to cleveland for $110 million. chump change. leonard he goes back to san antonio 90 million for five years. damian lillard 120 million for five years. gore ran tragic. anthony davis five years 145 million. >>> golf a sport fun f

. >> the sixers have added a point guard and they signed pierre jackson to a one year dole. the sixers summer league schedule ended last night and today the tournament begins in vegas, 76ers and nets, jackson to jp to codo, hello right now the sixers trail by 5. >> and it looks like dez bryant would miss games for the dallas cowboys, they have agreed to a five year $70 million deal, that is the second highest paid receiver based on salary he said if he did not get a long-term deal by today he would hold out. >>> athletes that compete in triathlons are elite and those that do the iron mans are the elite of the elite. jeff skversky introduces us to one who runs for the sake of others. >> every stroke and ever step and ever spin kelly takes has a purpose. he does triathlons to help fight multiple my home a, the second form of -- and runs another 26.2 miles in honor of her aunt mary who suffers from the disease. she competes in memory of her friend car awho just died of breast cancer at the age of 44 whenever she gets tired they reads this note from kara, i remember her voice an

eagles wide receiver desean jackson followed the lead of lesean mccoy jackson did so and new reality show on bet network. it's called the show. desean jackson home team and now desean decided to rip his former home team. >> i was at the top of the top. and and that i got released. >> desean jackson eagles wide receiver cut from the team. there have been all kinds of allegations. >> because he flashed gang sign. >> they said it was uncovable. >> is any of that true. >> no. >> it was a snear campaign. what the media said about me i'll bet you say about the majority of people in the nfl. >> you were cut by the eagles much it's their loss. i'm a cowboy killer. giant killer now eagle killer, too. >> there's 16 games in the season. >> yeah. >> he's killing all these teams in his division and the washington redskins won four games last year. who is he kidding? >> who is he killing? >> i don't know. >> if you're going to make an individual knock yourself out but, hey listen, he was a good player for the eagles. >> was. >> it's time to move on. a lot of those things did happen happen. >> all

that's basically what happened. >> reporter: jackson's son brandon jackson also pled guilty but his racketeering count included conspiring. also pleading guilty san francisco sports agent sullivan. >> and that he associated and helped in the transfer of guns the attempted purchase of ten kilos of cocaine and conspiracy to commit murder. >> reporter: attorneys for jackson and sullivan stressed the cocaine, gun running and murder for hire schemes were initiated by undercover fbi agents but their clients went along. >> but in the end they wanted to do a cocaine deal and they're going to go to prison for it. he recognizes that and he messed up. >> reporter: now the case against raymond chow and other alleged members of the tong are still pending. the attorneys for him and the others have long said that their case had nothing to do with the case against leyland ye and tonight they don't. the cases have been severed. leyland ye keith jackson, and the others due to be sentenced october 21 10:00 a.m. reporting from federal court, mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> thank you mark. >>> with a heat adviso

almost two years and then started doing this. >> reporter: brandon jackson, keith jackson's son, taking a guilty plea to racketeering charges. >> he was indicted on everything possible. >> 4th defend, marlin sullivan pled guilty to racketeering as well. >> they were willing to face what they did. >> reporter: they were among the dozens that were caught up in a fbi drag net aimed at routing out corruption. leland yee is due back in court in october when he will learn how much time he will be serving in prison. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> restoring alcatraz. >> yeah. i have been here 25 years. >> up next, the project uncovering more about the island's history. >> another attempt at an anti- gay initiative. the sodomite suppression act. >> the wednesday evening commute. these are the conditions along interstate 80. slow going in both direction. >> a live picture of the traffic that bay bridge toll plaza. cars trying to get into san francisco. and a stalled bus tied up traffic. the back up continues. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. continues after the break. >>> ne

jackson died eight days later. the killing was a seminal moment which set off the first selma to montgomery voting rights march known as bloody sunday. dr. martin luther king preached at jackson's funeral. but it wasn't until 45 years later in 2010, that fowler pleaded guilty to jackson's killing, apologized and served five months in jail. fowler died on sunday. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the confederate battle flag that has flown on the south carolina statehouse grounds for more than 50 years comes down today. governor nikki haley signed a bill thursday to permanently remove the flag after the house and senate overwhelmingly approved it earlier this week. >> and what we saw in that swift action by both the house and senate was we saw members start to see what it was like to be in each other's shoes start to see

. >>> still ahead on fox 29, birthday celebrations for joe jackson the patriarch of the jackson clan. take an unexpected turn. his scare in south america coming up. >>> it began as a summer adventure but quickly turned into a mystery. two teens on high seas get away go missing how a famous neighbor is trying to help bring them home. >> scott. >> right now on ultimate doppler still monitoring one area for some downpours. kind of raining itself out. but coming up we'll talk about building heat, our third heat wave as well as the potential for the hottest temperature high of the year next. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. ♪ >>> it's hot outside and look take a look at trenton love the state capitol there. it's about 85 degrees right now much it's going to get much ho

he played hard. >> reporter: jackson lovingly calls him dolpp. the morning sergeant lunger died jackson texted him and then again by his name. >> scott, please answer me. >> reporter: silence. >> a gentleman whose gentle presence he still feels. he'll still be with us no matter where we are at and looking over us as they all do. >> reporter: in hayward, abc 7 news. >> hayward police will update the plans for the memorial this afternoon at 4:30. stay with abc 7 news at 4:00 for the latest on tomorrow's service which will be at oracle arena. >> sergeant lunger will be laid to rest with full honors. a police motorcade will escort his casket. the procession route will go up mission boulevard and turn right and then left before continuing on 880. >> if you want to pay your respects to sergeant lunger but can't attend the memorial we invite you to join us for live coverage. you can still watch the service but will have it streamed live for you at abc7news.com. >> the procession begins at 8:45 and then the service at the 10:00. we post some of the most

we'll talk to ceo mike jackson. he's going to join us as our guest host next. >>> autonation reporting second quarter results this morning. earnings falling 2 cents short of estimates. revenue roughly in line. our guest host this morning, autonation's chairman and ceo mike jackson. mike i look at the stock and it just, you know, keeps hitting new highs. i remember one other time we told you, we said something about shy of estimates and you went you know i tell these guys i'm going to invest in this. i'm going to do this. they don't bring down numbers. that's not my problem. is that similar here? >> it's a record second quarter for us. it's a 20% increase in earnings per share. it is the 19th quarter in a row of double digit growth. and in that journey of 19 in a row, 14 of them beat estimate. we don't give guidance. right. >> i want the freedom to change investment strategy and change expense structure. what's the best long-term interest of the company. and in this quarter we accelerated in express since it's been w

meaning that these fans may just have to -- michael jackson ♪: ♪ beat it ♪ reporter: well, you get the idea. tom: in other news, officials on the french pacific island rÉunion set of volcano erupted earlier today. an alert was issued yesterday saying that there was a probable or imminent eruption on the way. the volcano has been active through the course of 2015, with their options already in february -- eruptions in february and may. let's get a reminder of our top stories on "france 24." a chorus of condemnation -- brussels, washington, and the u.n. react with forward to the killing of an 18-month-old palestinian boy, and act blamed on extremist jewish settlers. a possible lead --a piece of debris found on the island of rÉunion is sent to mainland france for analysis. there is speculation can be from malaysian airlines flight -- it could be from malaysian allies flight mh370. the beginning of the end of ebola -- the results of a next her mental vaccine tested on people in guinea are hailed by health specialists as remarkable. time for a check top business news stories. markus karls

that lake is just off jackson road in monroe township. investigators have not released the victim's name. >> an atv accident sent three people to the hospital in montgomery county tonight. two of the vehicles crashed head on in a field in pennsburg. one of the atv's ended up on top of one of the victims. they're all expected to survive. >>> another shark attack today along the outer banks of north carolina. a popular place for people from this area to visit over the july 4th weekend. a 67-year-old man was swimming in waste deep water with his son when a lifeguard said a shark took him under the water biting him several times in his leg, hip and both hands. this happened off ocracoke island. the man was able to swim to shore. witnesses were stunned. >> we knew quickly it was a shark attack or shark bite. so, you know obviously everybody got out of the water. >> north carolina this is the 7th confirmed shark attack in three weeks. a 12-year-old and 16-year-old east lost an arm, and an 8-year-old survived with minor injuries. tonight officia

so jackson is 23. ulysses grant is in fact 23 when andrew jackson dies. theodore roosevelt is just three or four years out of college when ulysses grant dies. and so on. get down get down to franklin roosevelt's dies and 45. i want someone i want someone who is an adult and has embarked on life. i need somebody as well who seems to me to summarize what happens in america and the second half of the 20th century. i thought about lyndon johnson. lyndon johnson was president who was central to the civil rights revolution that remade american society. he would have been a good choice except for two things. robert caro has pretty much stolen lyndon johnson from everybody else until he finishes. now, i. now, i think in fact that as soon as caro finishes there will be run for a one volume of lyndon johnson will have care of his kind of dominating the johnson market, and market, and i'm not going to step into. even if that weren't the case for my purposes johnson steps off the stage too soon leaving the white house in 1969 dies in 1973. there's still a quarter-cen

headquarters because when we went out to the scene really nothing you can see very remote area off jackson road, off the black horse pike, chopper three over the scene earlier this morning taking a look at what the search crews are trying to did i cover called jackson road, blue hole our understanding at 3:20, around that time yesterday afternoon, there was call about four swimmers, in the lake, this is an area in the state fish and wildlife management area, they were swimming in the lake, one of them did not make it back to the shore, a teenager in his late teens being identified as student at williamstown high school, member of the football team. we will hold his name back right now as authority continue to do their work, little more about this jackson road blue hole, understanding from people positive know the area very, deep lake, formed by either a former rock or sand quarry, in the woods, it is used for swimming, by people, also they'll take their dirt bikes in the area, popular recreation area, not sure at this time whether it is legal for people to be there, at what times or what t

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jackson with the -- he take it in strong to the rack. finishes with and one. he actually second round pick back by the sixers in 2013. he's coming off achilleas injury. looking healthy looking good. >> nnfl dez bryant said he would not play for the koy boss until he got a long-term deal. he received a franchise tag that would have paid him a little under 13 million year. he wasn't having it. he wanted security. he needs to sign before 4:00 p.m. today and guess what, both sides got it done, of course. dez received five year $70 million deal. 20 mill guaranteed. one more million guarantees than calvin johnson received in his record-breaking deal a couple years ago. he'll make 14 mill a year and this makes him the second highest paid receiver behind, of course, megatron. bryant w top three wide out he serves his cash will continue to contort this league. >> another receiver in the top three conversation probably did he marius thomas he just got paid too. give money to everyone. he also received five year, $70 million deal but his was a little short of dez's guara

he was introduced to michael jackson by gorgeous lucas. lucas said to jackson this is jar jar. best thought that was kind of strange so he later asked lucas why he did that. he revealed to him michael wanted to play jar jar binks but wanted to do it with live action with "thrilleresque" live makeup. lucas was not into that idea. people hated that character. you couldn't understand what he was saying either. it was just odd. >> we loved "thriller." so what could have been? >> maybe he could have added something to the rule. >> we should phone lucas right now. what's he doing at this hour? >> out in california this hour making millions. >> maybe he's watching us. let's call him. >>> after the success of the box office for "jurassic world," a sequel is in the works. >> stars chris platt and bryce dallas howard will return. and steven spielberg will executive produce it. we have an opening date for it, june 22nd, 2018. >> the film has already moved into the number three slot for a top-grossing film of all time with a monstrous $1.5 billion in ticket sales, and it still hasn't opene

jackson is a cool town. but, a free house is not a sure bet. >> the investor told us if she doesn't get enough entries, she will cancel the contest and refund everyone's money. but my mom has a good chocolate chip cookie recipe. >> we can all split it. >> note to self. learn how to bake this weekend. just saying. >>> west wind at the rag fire this weekend will stay significant. it is not going to be zero. but it is not going to be as rough as it was when the fire first started and spread. we will see gusts to 25 miles an hour working from the west to the east blowing away from the lake coming up tomorrow. tonight, we are cloudy at sfo. clouds will invade san francisco bay, but not push inland. we will start sunny in concord, and throughout the day. napa 56. san francisco, 59. a lot going on this weekend. sonoma county fair. santa rosa tomorrow and sunday. the berkeley festival, we want a breeze and it will be breezy. 67 degrees this weekend at the berkeley marina. high pressure billing in from the west but i

this came to the four when jesse jackson was a guest and people were talking about jesse jackson is a fraud, a bad guy, saying all kinds of things to jesse jackson and his career and the result was a forum that was not as free as read it was used to, although perhaps not as simple a discussion as reverend jackson is used to. mark: where does reddit go from here? cory: they have to figure out a business model and can they have a place where rabid users are advertised to and willing to pay for services, and they are not bear yet. mark: what is going on intact? please stop is up a bit, but seagate came out and preannounced low sales today, but things are getting worse. and without a lot of detail, they are suggesting that during the quarter and the weeks between the end of march and the beginning of july, things not only got worse, they got a lot worse. seagate was already a business in decline. they had already seen nine out of 10 quarters of declining profits. they had seen eight out of nine quarters of declining sales and sales surprises. the last thing wall street expected. now anoth

this is 4600 block of jackson road in monroe township. that is state fish and wild life property but it is gated and friend say that is one of four swimming in the old quarry turn lake in that area. victim diving in, struggling, witnesses say and that is when they lost sight there. they have been looking for him now ever since. back out live we understand that area is restrict, actually there is in swimming allowed but popular spot for teens, and that is why this has been a tough search this morning. erika and ukee. >>> thanks very much. >>> right new quick check of traffic and weather. >> we have figure out out in mystery of the v and s sandwich shop, and ton of people got back to me immediately on twitter. it is v and s shop. >> traffic producer tim said very same thing he said it is a amazing. >> yes. >> i know where it is. >> yes. >> yes. >> they are obviously good. thank you for letting us know. we love to hear the good stuff, right. we have good stuff generally speaking when it comes to your weather pattern. ukee don't think we forg

there's a nuclear sub named after -- >> the stonewall jackson. >> the stonewall jackson. and try to be as inclusive as possible. you hit a nail with me where you said "i went to iraq and preached reconciliation to the iraqis among sunnis and shi'a and realized we haven't done it at home." >> not at all. it's -- 150 years later it's still a passionate subject for americans and for us to be in iraq, afghanistan, yemen, lebanon, places i've been to all of them and it is a very difficult subject, it's very passionate, if it's in the immediate present to have it 150 years later in the u.s., it's still a very passionate subject. and it took 99 years for us to have civil rights after the civil war let alone removing the battle flag. so it's a progressive step towards reconciliation. >> so some will say well, then that's the argument for the confederate flag representing history and why tear down history? but you look at it differently. you say honor the fallen. honor the soldiers who fought valiantly, perhaps. perhaps not the politicians. perhaps not the leaders. the flag may re

jackson? while he is coming forward senator from lexington. >> unanimous consent that the words of the center be printed in the journal? >> without objection. >> thank you, mr. president. members of the senate, i will try to be brief. first of all, i want to thank my friend from kershaw, the senator for his leadership during the campaign. i was one of your very close friends that you called that in fact asked you the question, why are you doing this? have you decided that you did not want to be governor? he said to me, he thinks it is the right thing to do. i think that has to be pointed out. not to make this political, but it is one thing to do it when you are politically safe. it is another thing to do it when everything your political career depends on is on the line. some of you have made that commitment. you made it 15 years ago. i wanted to stand as one of the authors of the heritage act to say, and with all due respect to my friend from richland county, i made a mistake with that. the m