walden votes no. mr. terry votes no. mr. rogers votes no. mr. mi rick votes no. mr. sullivan votes no. mr. murphy votes no. mr. burgess votes no. mrs. blackburn votes no. mr. bill brick e bray votes no. mr. bass votes no. mr. gingry votes no. mr. skalis votes no. mr. lada votes no. mr. mcmorris rogers votes no. mr. harper votes no. mr. lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. cassidy votes no. mr. guthrie votes no. mr. ool r ol von votes no. mr. mckinley votes no. mr. gardener votes no. mr. mom peo votes no. mr. kin singer votes no. mr. griffith votes no. mr. waxman votes aye. mr. dingle votes aye. mr. marky votes aye. mr. towns votes aye. mr. paloan votes aye. mr. rush votes aye. mrs. aschew votes aye. mr. engle votes aye. mr. green votes aye. ms. duget votes aye. mrs. caps votes aye. mr. doyle votes aye. ms. aye. mr. votes aye. ms. baldwin. mr. ross. mr. ross votes no. mr. mathisson votes no. mr. butterfield votes aye. mr. barrow votes no. mrs. christianson votesaye. ms. castor votes chairman upton. no. >> others wishing to cast a vote? seeing none, the clerk will report the

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walden: will the gentleman yield? mr. rothman: the republicans wanted to privatize social security and the american people knows it. i will not yield. the republicans just voted last year to end medicare, so the american people are not fooled about what's -- who's side the -- whose side the republican are on. the democrats are for working people, for american hilled class, for seniors, for veterans, for labor. so the republicans say, mr. speaker, that they want 160 million americans to have their payroll taxes go up. they want 50 million senior citizens in americans to be thritened with the loss of -- threatened with the loss of health care because they want to deny the doctors who treat those seniors and they want to cut benefits which puts food on the table for tens of millions of americans who have looking for work because the republicans don't want to share the sacrifice. they want to cut spending on the backs of the middle class working americans and seniors. they voted to private sise social security. they voted to

walden worked closely were -- with houston.n his facebook page, the producer said we're so grateful to have been a part of her legacy. >> shock, sadness, celebration. >> reporter: marilyn says the end came too soon for the young girl they knew but she gave them memories they will never forget. >> we love you, whitney. >> reporter: and then rubukum went on to write "i want to dance with somebody" and that one topped the charts in about 13 different countries. >> this was huge. thank you. can lin to whitney houston's bay area recordings -- listen to whitney houston's bay area recordings as well as get them on our website. >>> new at 5:00, it's a mess. broken windows, floors covered in paint. heas just some of the -- that's just some of the widespread vandalism discovered. here's more on why the damage is especially hard for the community to take. >> reporter: tomorrow this was supposed to be turned over as a shining new example of how bond money could help the iron triangles of the press area. independent stead -- instead, author

walden produced seven number one hits with houston in san rafael.ouston was all heart. >> she is a leo, a heart person. a lioness and very warm and very generous in spirit and wanted to say hi to everybody and be around the real people and keep it real. >> shannon wrote houston's hit how will i know with boy meet girl partner for janet jackson, but she passed. >> it was sent to clive davis who was head of arista at the time. clive loved it and wanted it for his new young artist that no one had heard of named whitney houston. >> had hearing it on the television blew her away. >> they were secretive on the phone and said i think you have to hear this and it was a recording of how will i know done by whitney. we just thought oh, my god. this is a hit and this is a star. >> how will i other than went to number one, giving boy meets girl a boost. they wrote want to dance with somebody especially for houston. another smash hit. >> she something special. she sings from her heart. with a lot of passion and a lot of joy. >> that's why so many fans love her.

walden produced seven number one hits with whitney houston at his studio in san rafael. he has another song he recorded with her that has yet to be released. he says the singer was all heart. >> whitney is a heart person. a lioness and very warm and generous in spirit and wanted to say hi to everybody and be around the real people and keep it real. >> shannon rubicon also worked with houston. she wrote her hit "how will i know" and "a boy meets girl." they created it for janet jackson but she passed. it was one of houston's first hits in 1985. >> china's vice president in washington today to meet with president obama. he arrived in the u.s. yesterday and will meet with the president and the vice president joe biden at the white house. the talks expected to cover a broad range of bi lateral, regional and global issues. the chinese vice president on track to become the country's president next year. >> a big week for apple. the company stock hit a milestone yesterday. for more on that and a check of the markets we turn to jackie deang deangelis. good morning. >> good morni

walden. mr. walden votes no. mr. terry. mr. terry votes no. mr. rogers. mr. rogers votes no. mrs. mi rick. mrs. mi rick votes no. mr. sullivan. mr. sullivan votes no. mr. murphy. mr. burgess. mr. burgess votes no. mrs. blackburn. mr. bill gray. mr. bill gray votes no. mr. bass. mr. bass votes no. mr. gingry. mr. ska lis. mr. ska lis votes no. mr. lata votes no. mrs. mcmorris rogers. mrs. mcmorris rogers votes no. mr. harper. mr. harper votes no. mr. lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy votes no. mr. guthrie. mr. guthrie votes no. mr. oleson. mr. oleson votes no. mr. mckinley. mr. mckinley votes no. mr. gardener. mr. gardener votes no. mr. pock peo votes no. mr. kin singer. mr. kin singer votes no. mr. griffith. mr. griffith votes no. mr. waxman. mr. waxman votes aye. mr. dingle. mr. dingle votes no. mr. marky. mr. marky votes aye. mr. towns. mr. towns votes aye. mr. paloan? >> mr. paloan votes aye. mr. rush votes aye. mr. engle votes aye. >> mr. green votes no. mr. duget votes no. mr. caps votes aye. mr. doyle. mr. doyle votes no. mr. shekowsky votes aye. mr. congal

and thank you, congressman walden. i'd just like to point out at the evidentiary level, one of the exemplars we can use, this is sadly regrettably a record breaking recession and very unspectacular and anemic recovery. we are dealing with taxpayers' dollars here and we have to respect the taxpayers whose dollars should be going to grow the economy, and so there's jobs that the folks decembsperately . if you look at the laws that were passed by president clinton and with the congress in the mid 1990s, there's good evidence that enhancing the requirements for welfare recipients could be credited with a decline in the number o people on welfare rolls. it was sal youtory for the welfare recipient population and there's a great study out at kato. we can provide that to you. and cato is quite an objective analytic body when it comes to this evidence, but i think that arks strong -- that it argues strongly on the evidentiary level to enhance the requirements for receiving unemployment insurance or unemployment benefits will m

argues eric walden at the university of the pacific. >> it isn't johnny went to choir and johnny gotetter. it's that johnny has a music therapist, and together with the music therapist, he got better. >> reporter: but johnny taking part in a chorus actually could be therapeutic, couldn't it? >> absolutely it could. but it's not music therapy. the term therapy itself says there's a therapeutic relationship and there's an intentional use of music to address non-musical goals. >> reporter: the university of the pacific has one of 73 music therapy programs in the country. students in the four-year program are already musicians when they arrive on campus. ♪ you say stop and i say go, go, go ♪ >> reporter: at a stockton school for medically fragile severely disabled children, music therapy students are trying to engage those with special needs. evewith this hard-to-reach group, professor walden argues the therapy has an effect. >> music can provide a mechanism for children with developmental disabilities to communicate. what we know about the brain science in general is that whenever you e

that is jamie walden. she is hoping tim tebow will be her date. thinking about saying no, the video includes walden's fellow military members and her mother making a plea for tebow to be her daughter's date. >> we hopefully will get word back. >> you are looking. >> the highly anticipated "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue and the 2012 cover girl, model indicate upton. she shows off curves in a tiny tiny string bikini. can you see those. >> i'm watching. >> feldy, you have drool coming down. >> this is her second time appearing in the swimsuit issue. last year she was chosen as rookie of the year. >> rookie? that ain't no rookie. >>> still ahead tonight, the son of hugh hefner is in trouble with the law. find out why italian prosecutors say amanda knox is not off the hook yet. >>> a gunshot wound, robbery and two years living in fear.  [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for an incredible price: just $89.99 a

walden won a grammy for producing i'm every woman on the bodyguard soundtrack. morning america" is devoting this morning's show to whitney houston. what happened in her final days and hours? you will hear from close friends and colleagues and new interviews on the special "good morning america" beginning at 7:00 this morning. >>> just about 5:08. an appeals court in san francisco will hear arguments this morning in a lawsuit seeking to overturn prop 209 which prohibit as firmive action at state universities voters approved prop 209 in 1996 it prohibits state government institutions from considering race, sex or it missy for employment or education. it was -- a lower court dismissed the claim. >>> scary moment from the drivers and passengers of cars on highway 13 in oakland. take a look at a tree crashed on to three cars traveling in the oakland hills last night. everyone in the vehicles escaped harmed. the it happened near lincoln avenue. caltrans and a crew were called in to cleanup the mess. >>> caltrans will be alerted commuters this week the westbound upper

. >> that was produced by michael walden. he reported recorded many early hits in her studio. >> we were good together we understand high energy. whitney is a very sensitive fireball. and she's diva. very cool. very confident. diva. and gorgeous. stunning. >> she was just so big hearted and high-spirited. >> he was speaking at today's tech summit. about music and technology. but the musician is remembering quiet times, hanging out with whitney. >> the thing i love her is she was a sweetheart. a beautiful, bright spirit. >> tony bennett shared in the loss. >> it's terrible. she was just a god given gift of being a magnificent singer, a great artist. >> and she'll be remembered by the voice but personal problems detoured her career. and yet, music journalist says we'ring forriving. >> they love the tabloid stuff and love when artists rise, then fall. and i think in whitney's case she was a sweetheart of americans and i think that people still look kindly on her. >> the great whitney houston is someone that needs to be treasured

[applause] elvira walden. [applause] brian waldman, mission high school. [applause] stephanie wong, iloa elementary school. valerie ziegler, lincoln high school. [applause] pika chu, mission high school. lindsey penrose, mission high school. [applause] julie carniglia, yar taylor, and michelle trimble, lowell high school. [applause] >> this is the kind of problem we like to have. [laughter] we have so many. >> ok, ladies and gentlemen, our national board certified teachers for 2011. [applause] >> i have to tell you, we're just so darned proud of you. it's so excite together see people who are willing to do it -- exciting to see people who are willing to do it all for children. i want to thank you all for committing yourselves to doing everything you can for children. thank you very much. [applause] you are the true freedom fighters in america. thank you. and i will embarrass one person. i'd like one person to raise their hand, because one of our assistant superintendents, guadalupe guerrero, his lovely wife is here. so raise your hand, come on. don't be ba

let's bring in michael walden. this is all coming on the eve of whitney houston's funeral.s is all on the eve of whitney houston's funeral in newark, new jersey. which is going to be this weekend. it's going to be quite an emotional affair. many of the people, some of the biggest names in showbiz will be there performing. they gathered today. a viewing today. joining me now from the church where this funeral's going to take place, reverend defori, she's known whitney houston since she was 14 years old. when you listen to all the reporting don has done this week, you hear all these conflicting reports about who she was, what was going on with her. what are your thoughts? >> my first thought is that don has done an excellent job. he's been balanced. he's been serious. he's been fair. and i just want to commend him. thank don on behalf of those who knew whitney for so long. every life leaves lessons behind, but there is a protocal that we accept and that is until the celebration of life, which will happen tomorrow, we try to not only celebrate the good, but also to cover the f

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. >> that is airman jamie walden's video invitation to tim tebow to join her at a military ball.other members of the air force and even walden's mom encouraging tebow to "just say yes, tim." so far no word if tebow has accepted. the track record of invites from service members has been pretty good. >> it has been. hope he sees it go for it. >> come on. did you see how cute she is? not only that but it is valentine's day. more incentive. >> yes. >>> let's go to tom and find out about the forecast. tom, clouds above us, rain, too? >> we've had a few sprinkle trying to reach the ground. good morning, 6:41. cloudy, chilly, temperatures around the region are down into the low to mid 30s from tinley town to lanham and clinton, centreville, mclean, and poolesville. it's just a little above freezing most of those locations. there's the cloudy sky over  washington now. live view from the nbc 4 city camera. and the temperatures today will be holding steady in the mid to upper 30s through the rest of the morning. climbing to the 40s later today and then we have an increased chance of some

that is jamie walden from the air force.video invitation to tebow to join her at a military ball. the video also includes other members of the air force and even walden's mother encouraging tebow to "just say yes." no word if tebow has accepted. but the track record invites from service members has been good. remember mila kunis and justin timberlake went to military balls with their dates. not only is she serving our country, but she's so adorable. >> yeah. good luck. >> hope it works. >>> let's -- approaching 5:41. let's see what the forecast is calling for today. rain on the way. >> tom? >>> good morning. here in storm center 4, radar scanning the sky, picking up precipitation aloft. a lot of it is evaporating before it reaches the surface. and so most of the pavement around the region now is dry. and temperatures are on the cold side. we're right near the freezing mark from washington's shaw neighborhood to annandale, great falls, hyattsville, ft. washington, wheaton, it's near 32 degrees. and we don't have much wind thi

. >> houston recorded both songs in a san rafael studio with producer nurato michael walden.nd after hearing them, they knew whitney houston would be someone special. >> all of a sudden, the track comes on. and it is "how will i know" which is playing right now. and we're hearing her vocal for the first time. and it is just searing out of the phone. it is just obviously an unusual moment. >> a young girl with a big sound and a larger-than-life voice. meryl says houston brought to life a song that was originally written for janet jackson. >> it turned out she was working on her "control" album, the wonderful album that she did, a whole different direction. so they passed on it. and clive davis got a hold of it and thought it was perfect for his new protege whitney houston. >> perfect indeed. and the song will go on houston's first album, and it sold more than 9 million copies, making it a multiplatinum record. >> they say their memories of whitney will live on and feel her inspiration. >> i feel her presence and it doesn't feel like she is gone away or gone very far. >> and he

. >> good morning chairman walden and other members of the sub committ committee. thank you for your interest in cyber security. my testimony will focus on four areas. the communications unique role in cyber security, policy recommendations to enable greater cross sector cyber reexhilararezi reexhilarare -- may father is one of the first in super computing in the country. and taught me how to write code and i know how to exploit code but i am passionate about protecting that. outside of our company, i ran the fbi program and grew the program from 2000 to 33,000 and today chair the national board of -- has companies with the fbi under the same roof and other organizes in government. a bit about my country, we are based in santa clara, we protect businesses and individuals and government all over the world from security attacks. we enjoy driving the innovation that goes directly to the hardware, the buck stops at the hardware, the attackers can get in several ways but when a hardware knows when to not follow a attack direction, then we have the attacker. there's two

walden: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, mr. camp. i want to thank my colleague from michigan for his extraordinary leadership in pulling the house and senate together as chairman of our conference. one of the key elements of this piece of legislation is freeing up enormous swath of spectrum for use in the -- to grow jobs in technology and innovation, generate $15 billion to the treasury to help pay for some of the things that are being discussed today to extend the middle class tax cut, to provide unemployment for those who are seeking work, and in the process here there are estimates of building up the 4-g network which will take spectrum like that that will be made available here could generate between 300,000 and 700,000 american jobs and unleash technology and innovation in america. in addition to doing that, the republican house in concert with our colleagues across the aisle and chambers have come together to finally take care of you are public safety officials who on that terrible day in september of 2011 discovered their devi

congresswoman how far apart or close together are you and your subcommittee chairman representative walden on this issue? >> i think we have a different view about unlicensed in the tiny white spaces. i think we haven't come to a total agreement. if you know that we did agree on many different parts of the bill, which is wonderful. and that's the way it should be because these are not partisan issues. the different viewpoints or approaches that we have a national interoperable public safety network for our country finally. that the 9/11 committee called for this. there is agreement about the d-block where -- d-block. where we have some difference of opinion is about a governing body relative to that effort. so i hope we can come to an agreement on that. i hope by the end of this legislative year we will have a bill that can be sent to the president and have him sign it. because again this whole issue that we're working on under the umbrella of spectrum contains so many elements that are so important for the american people. they are going to benefit from it. i think those are the two thing

walden? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i just want to remind us that we're here to find a long-term solution. the house republicans and the house were here for a one-year extension of the payroll tax cut, for working americans. a two-year fix so that senior s could have access to their doctors and a one-year extension to help people through that phase. we offered that up. the senate came back with a two-month proposal, which we ultimately agreed to, because we could never have a meeting like this, because we could never get conferrees prior to christmas in the senate. as we look at these things, we tried to find offsets and pay-fors where we thought there was some level of common ground. this is a bipartisan offset. every democrat on the conference committee is voted to increase the maximum amount of exchange subsidy overpayments that need to be repaid. every member. hhs secretary sebelius described this offset as it was used as making it fairer for all taxpayers. the democrats' health care law fails to adequately protect

walden, for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i wanted to follow up on something that my colleague from nebraska, mr. terry, had raised. regarding putting things on the website. and it's my understanding that you're an advocate for the policy and trying to open up our process, make it more transparent to the public, because that's who we both work at the end of the day. my understanding is that there are situations where groups file suit against your agency. and literally on the same day there are settlements entered into by your agency within those groups. i guess what we're trying to get here at is trying to make sure that the public has an awareness of that sort of litigation. and so when it's filed against your agency, are you willing to notice that on your website in a very timely manner? this would be the notice of intent to sue. so you get a notice of intent to sue. >> yes, sir. >> so when you get those, is there a way you could just put those up on the website? so that the american taxpayers would know. would that be a ha

instead republican congressman greg walden of oregon said we needed to get this policy moved forward.you're in the majority, you have to govern. translation: this is an election year. we were about to get our kiesters handed to us on a plaster. so the tax cut passed with plenty of republican support. don't get me wrong. like the republicans, i'm not much for tax cuts that aren't paid for. nor do i agree with some democrats who saw this as ranking in importance with the invention of penicillin. but letting that tax cut expire could have hurt a lot of struggling working people. when experts say that could have endangered a frail economic recovery, it sounds right to me. but more important, bipartisan cooperation could be contagious, a pleasant experience for both sides which could tempt them to try it again. who knows? if they got in the habit of working together they might move beyond the stop-gap measures and tackle something of real significance. back in a moment. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind...

. >> reporter: whitney told walden on her first album, if they loved me once, they will love me again pay tribute to houston on valentine's day. a new episode airing at 8:00 p.m. will include a cover of houston's classic ballad i will always love you. the decision was made before the singer died but there are reports the show's producers will make the episode an official tribute by adding a memorial to the beginning or end of the episode. >>> we have continuing tributes for whitney on air and online. >>> singer adele was rolling in the awards this evening. >> ♪ >>> the 23-year-old british singer took home six grammy awards including best song of the year for this one, rolling in the deep. she also won best album of the year for her album 21. >>> other winners included chris brown for the best r & b album, fame folk pop song bonn iver won for best new artist. the best country album went to lady antebelum. and best wrap album went to kanye west. >>> americans are expected to spoil their sweethearts with more gifts on this valentine's day. according to a survey from the national retail f

fun in her career to meet and collaborate with some of the best minds in the business like michael waldenoduced this hit for her and so many others. listen. ♪ oh i want to dance with somebody ♪ ♪ i want to feel the heat with somebody ♪ >> i want to welcome narda right now. what a great song. did you sing that for us the other night? you sang for us -- >> i may have when we were on. i think i sang "how will i know" for you. i think i sang "how will i know" for you. >> tell us how that came about, "how will i know"? how did it go. ♪ there's a boy i can ♪ he's the one i dream of >> i'm so struck by her power. she had so much power to be so beautiful at 19 years old, thin and gorgeous. i was like, wow. >> you know what's interesting is one of her voice coaches said it's rarely you can get a singer who has a great tonality to his or her voice and a singer that's athletic with a muscular voice. whitney houston was the rarity that had both. she had a great tone and could do about anything vocally. >> that's it. she had both. she could do very sensitive like her aunt dionne, a very sensitive crea

walden, massachusetts, up next as we talk about your reaction to the compromise made here in washington over the social security doc fix. the unemployment benefits and also the major provision, $100 billion worth extending the social security tax holiday. this is richy who is an independent in malden, massachusetts. >> caller: good morning. i agree with the other two callers about the social security and how that's going to affect it. but i don't agree in extending the unemployment. if you can't find a job in 99 weeks, then you aren't really looking. there's plenty of jobs out there and we have thousands of mexicans coming across the border to work. that really irks me. we have to stop giving, giving and giving and straightening the whole house out here. >> thank you, richie. the video you're watching is yesterday of the conferees, that is the house and senate chairman who are signing the legislation and max baucus, dave camp on the house side anderation their harms to show their unity. that's the message they were sending out during that public signing of the conference report compromi

. >> walden won an emmy for producing "one moment in time". >> a pretty strong earthquake struck humbolt county. the usgs says the quake hit the small community about three hours ago. the humbolt county sheriff says the shaking lasted 30-45 seconds. there are no reports of damage or injury autos still to come at 4:00 a strategy for dieter was a sweet tooth, one meal you can still lose weight. >> remember when apple stock seemed pricey at $300 a share? how times have changed. we'll talk about what is up with this nonstop winning streak. >> and michael finney taking your consumer questions and will answer them here live later, you can contact michael on twitter at m finney. >> the sun is out. the roads still a bit slick out there. you can be prepared for a long way if you're trying to make your way across the bay bridge this, is the san francisco skyway. traffic moving slowly if you're heading east right now. stay with us. the news at 4:00 continues right >>> this afternoon, researchers believe they have diskaifrd link between a high calorie diet and memory loss as we get old skbrer says p

to meet and collaborate with some of the best minds in the music business, like musician michael waldenuced this hit for her and so many others. listen. ♪ i want to dance with somebody i want to feel the heat with somebody ♪ >> i want to welcome right now. what a great song. did you sing that for us the other night? >> i think i sang "how will i know" for you. >> yes, yes. tell us how that came about, "how will i know" and when she sang it, you did a little melody. how did it go? ♪ there's a boy i know he's the one i dream of ♪ i was a little struck by her power. ♪ takes me to she had so much power at 19 years old, thin and gorgeous. >> what's interesting is that one of her voice coaches said, you know, it's very rarely you can get a singer who has a great tone, great tonality to his or her voice, and whitney houston was the rarity that had a great tone and she could just do about anything vocally. >> that's it. she had both. she could do very sensitive, like her aunt, a very sensitive creature. like a cat, stroking a cat. very tender. at the same time, unbelievable power. this is what

walden won a grammy for producing i'm every woman on the bodyguard sound track.orning america" is devoting this morning's snow whitney houston. hear from close friends and colleagues in new interviews on a special "good morning america" beginning at 7 a.m.. >>> this morning an appeals court in san francisco will hear arguments in a suit seeking to overturn prop 209 which prohibits affirmative action at state universities voters approved 209 in 1996, the proposition prohibits state government institutions from considering race, sex or ethnicity for employment or educating the lawsuit was filed in february of 2009 by advocacy groups on behalf of 55 minority students applying to uc schools a lower court dismissed the claim. >>> equal opportunity forgetting wet and blown on this morning by the winds. >> those east to west bridges are getting that northwest almost nearly perpendicular wind gusts up to 35, 40 miles per hour, both hands on the wheel this morning. south bay from campbell, los gatos, down 17 to boulder creek you can see one radar return showing rain here'

walden: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, mr. camp. i want to thank my colleague from michigan for his extraordinary leadership in pulling the house and senate together as chairman of our conference. one of the key elements of this piece of legislation is freeing up enormous swath of spectrum for use in the -- to grow jobs in technology and innovation, generate $15 billion to the treasury to help pay for some of the things that are being discussed today to extend the middle class tax cut, to provide unemployment for those who are seeking work, and in the process here there are estimates of building up the 4-g network which will take spectrum like that that will be made available here could generate between 300,000 and 700,000 american jobs and unleash technology and innovation in america. in addition to doing that, the republican house in concert with our colleagues across the aisle and chambers have come together to finally take care of you are public safety officials who on that terrible day in september of 2011 discovered their devi

walden. give us a sense. before we do that. how are you doing?etter now, thank you. i was in shock like most of the world. now i want to celebrate her life and to pass on the love for her music and the love for her and help us all heal about all of this. >> and so let's go back to the beginning. you know as they call her nippy. she is a young kid. she has this talent. she puts out these albums and it was a rocket ride to the top. >> that's correct. she has all the talent in the world and all the good looks to go with it. the big push from clive davis and the company behind her and all the crate producers. an absolute wonderful time in life. >> did you guys become close and if so did you remain close through the years? what was your relationship like? >> i remained close with her all through her life. i was very happy to be there from the beginning. >> what was it like seven or eight number ones on that first album? >> i'm not exactly sure of the number. >> amazing. so tell me about your relationship because we saw the public part of her. we saw h