. >> they had to motown with a 2-nothing advantage. they are playing like a champion. >> he had a point and a beauty on the power point . sharks are up one-nothing . sharks on the power play. a steal and a stops hip. a great save . san jose heading on and plops on . sharks are up. late in the third. and it is three seconds. he had 33 shaves and sharks head to motown with a two-nothing series lead in a total team effort. >> they are playing that style and don't care who scores the goal. they made great shots. >> no, you know, it feels good. so let it go and see what happens. that is a rock that is built. >>> and game three win today in detroit. a's show the rangers they are going to be a threat with solid pitching and timely hitting. >> there little guy remains hydrated before the game. bottom one. conner jackson goes the other way. and conner two rbi and hits on the day. cococrisp back in the line up . more timely hitting and makes it four-nothing . coco, had two hits today. gonzalez was money in the thir. mitch moreland takes a seat .

well, at that time, motown and tamla and those labels were not so successful. what was big then was disco, and especially in new york. so the big records on the radio were-- like, patrick juvet had a song called i love america. the village people had y.m.c.a., and there was a record pool, which i remember was the most influential in terms of getting records on the radio and from the disco, communicating the needs of the public, and that disco pool-- record pool-- was made up of 25 jocks who played in gay clubs, and-- you know, larry levan, larry patterson, and tee scott. i mean, it was all these popular disco deejays, and they were doing what-- the leader of that pool, judy weinstein, said that disco was black music made easy for white people to dance to. and that became-- the most important input on black radio was disco. and so, when you're in the ghetto, and you're listening to y.m.c.a. or i love america by patrick juvet on your black radio station, there's a disconnect, and what always happens when culture, you know, rises above the masses or rises to a dif

it is a departure from the motown thing, but i lived in those areas anyway. if you go back and listen to some of the older records, you will see the way that i see it. tavis: what about that last project made you want to stay in the genre of that makes us feel like we're back? >> i feel like that is my home. that is where i feel comfortable. i produce a lot of different things for other people. i am the only person who can do what i do, for me. that is why i called the record "stone rollin'." i have been taking chances on all these different things in this business where most people will not do that. i feel like i am a better gamble. give me the ball, i will finish the shot. i can make the shots. tavis: my money is on the -- on you. what was the response worldwide for the last project? what did you hear from your fan base? >> it was great. people were very receptive to it. i thought people were playing a joke on me. by the time we got to europe, people were singing. is this a joke or is this a ready-made crowd? i did not know what happened. it struck a chord

sharks hold on for the victory and head to motown with a 2-0 series lead. >> different guys every nighteems to be stepping up like last game. those two defensemen tonight. so the key is getting everybody -- it's playoff hockey, so you never know what can happen. >> outstanding, the goaltender was fabulous, and just as a 20-man unit, everyone pitched in. >> mike: the a's showing their stuff with rangers in town. this guy giving a new meaning to the turn big gulp. jackson going the other way. part of a three-run first in the second, koko crisp back in the lineup, good looking and good result. this single makes it 4-0. coco had two hit hazard. gonzalez was money. david murphy goes down swinging. and the a's down the rangers 7-2. >>> giants and washington. game three of a four-game seat. pizza good choice as was the decision to start. the bloop to left is fair. a two-run double. bottom of the frame. the nats rally off matt cain. the line to right. scores lance nix. cain gave up three runs in six innings. bottom eight, 3-2 nats. clutch rodriguez, a little insurance. two runs score and the gi

sharks hole on for the 2-1 victory and head to motown with the 2-0 series lead. >> different guys seems to be stepping up, and those two defensemen tonight so everyone is going to be key. at it playoff hockey so never know what can happen. >> outstanding, and goal tending was fabulous, and just as 20-man unit, everyone pitched in and got going on the power play as well. >> mike: the a's showing the range jersey they're a threat. this guy giving a new meaning to the term big begun. a's brought the lumber. jackson going the other way. two-run double in the second, coco crisp, back in the lineup, good look and a good result. two-route rbi single, 4-0. gonzalez was money in the third. mitch moreland, you can take a seat in the seventh, david murphy, singing. gonzalez, seven k's. a's down the rangers 7 #-rb. >> giants and washington, game three. peetz a always a good choice. as was the decision to stat nate sher holes in right. he bloops one to left. that is fair. two-run double. 2-0 g-men. bottom of the frame. alex cora lines one to right. gave up three runs in six innings. bottom eight, 3-

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was legendary motown singer and rock and roll hall of fame artist martha reeves. the kids received a video message from popular recording artist alicia keys and our students made great friends with scores of kids across the country and got to see the sites of new york city. truly a memorable experience i'm sure for the both of you and we're so proud and we're looking forward to your performance this evening. but before you go do that i'd love to invite the society director of the bay area, emily. >> thank you, president mendoza. good evening, everybody. yes, these are our two poets who just got back from new york city and i'm very, very proud of them. we made our debut last year here at the meeting and we're very happy to come back and just to give you a scope of america scores bay area, we are the only soccer and literacy after school program in san francisco with also programs in richmond but of course san francisco is number one. and we play soccer and we write poetry and right now in the spring season we're working on community service projects. so we're happy

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tomorrow there will be plenty of hits in motown.na in detroit certainly has its mystique. the sharks soaking it in today while getting ready for game 3. the mission is to keep the octopi off the ice, which means keeping the red wings off the scoreboard. the sharks did a very good job of this at the tank in games 1 and 2. detroit with just two goals thus far in the series. success often means keeping the crowd quiet. but there's one word about how the a road game could be an advantage. and that word is -- >> distractions. the wives don't like to hear that word. but we don't have that here. it's just the guys, just boys being boys, and that's it. you just get to talk about team bonding. what is that? that's just hanging out, watching hockey. just relaxing and enjoying themselves. at the end of the day it's about playing hockey, and that's what we're here for. >> all right. it may look like the warriors' "we believe" crowd, but that's hockey in tennessee. and if the sharks get past detroit, they would play one of these two teams. vanco

in motown, kid rock for the misery. the red wings set the tone early.s the head off. and the scramble and he fires, and joe sends the rebound. 1-0 sharks. >>> detroit will take the lead. and said aguchi, the fan on the stop. and the off-speed delivery ties it up at 2. late in the second period, left side on andy, and triple lead. flies past kyle elwood to dan, quiet in the playoffs, detroit was dominating when joe authoritien takes control of the hawks, and game over, drive home safely. sharks win it, 403 in the lead and a commanding series lead. >> as w i saidierier, the commes that we had to try to stap the course, and be individuals and do things ourselves. >> the sharks go for the sweep on friday. and in baseball, the media capital of the world in new york city, and he gave gotham something to talk about. 12 strikeout performances against the mets. cold and blustery. the accuweather forecast. >> election like siberia there, seattle, loves fishing in the cold. and gets jose reyes. pat on the platte and mike, first and second. look how many unit fans

[ cheers and applause ] dennis played on some of the most famous motown songs as part of the legendaryon group, the funk brothers. he's got a new self-titled album out right now. thanks so much for being here, buddy. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: all right, good man. hey! [ cheers and applause ] good stuff. it's memorial day weekend. and in honor of both memorial day and fleet week here in new york city, our crowd tonight is filled with members of the u.s. armed forces. welcome, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] you look good. thank you, thank you for serving our country. we're grateful to have you here. we have big show tonight. he's a country music superstar. and now, he just won "celebrity apprentice." john rich is here! [ cheers and applause ] he's my man. a legend of the wwe. we've got "stone cold" steve austin with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we're cooking some food with the beautiful host of food network's "mexican made easy," chef marcela valladolid. [ cheers and applause ] valladolid. it's going to be great, you guys. now, today's friday, and that's usua

to become like detroit, aka, motown? so, newt's always unplugged.can field i think since 1940, when wendell wilkey snuck in. usually it's a front-runner or rockefeller or ford against reag reagan. this time it's wide open and you saw it on the poll, where the numbers are scattered all over the place. that gives anybody a chance. >> matt bai, a couple years back, you wrote a cover story for him on "the new york times magazine," "the anti-obama?" and he would answer no. yet the issue of obama's values, are they in sync with what americans want, how americans define themselves, and whether or not obama loves america. i didn't hear the former speaker dial back a lot of his views that obama's still outside the mainstream. >> no, and i thought your questions on that were really fair, david. all politicians, and we know this covering them, are contradictions, all humans are contradictions. this human, this politician is especially contradictory. and one of the big contradictions you see when you spend time with speaker gingrich, if you've looked at him ove

a little more motown?. i like to make my hip-hop. which is best suited for radio. when i decided to go back to soul for this record we didn't have any issues. there's no swearing and stuff. >> that's suited for radio. >> so -- >> how do you come to a name like plan b? >> plan b, my name is ben. my friends call me "b." when you're a youngster, you tend to go for a lot of stage names and you try to find the right one. and i just realized that, you know, "b" is my nickname, and my stage name and to have the "b" in it. so plan b. felt relevant because i went from singing songs to doing hip-hop. >> what was the worst stage name you came up with in those years? >> i don't know if i really had a really bad one. and i remember i called myself hot property. >> hot property? >> shortened to hot prop and shortened to h.o.t. which is this is madness. >> we're going to hear more from you in just a second. for more information about plan b. at cbsnews.com/saturday. you'll have another song for us. >> we'll be right back