dmc joins us now on set.the way we're going to call you d daryle, because that's what you asked. >> yes, please. >> we are so excited to have you here. i used to torture my grand pashth -- parents listening to your music. but i loved it. >> yeah, it was a good time, a good era. somebody told me today, man, i was 3 years old sitting there listening to my father's cassettes. >> i was rocking oshkosh bah gosh instead of adidas. when you say that run dmc is here, we got a whole bunch of community. and we're joined today with four hip hop enthusiasts. loyal stream team as you know you are the third member of the show. >> d there seems to be a lot of nostalgia for old school hip hop, like it was the real deal. and you are part of that. >> yeah. >> give us some of your most vivid memories. >> well, it was a unique time because everybody except the industry was really into us. like when we did those early shows, we used to have to knock on the doors of venues. could we get on stage, we're run dnc. and there was no vi

the reason why it worked for run dmc is it was positive, it was good.e didn't make a record saying i got more sneakers than you, or i got more cars than you. our sneakers -- that song about our sneakers wasn't about the material it was about where those sneakers been. stepped on stage, all the people gave and the poor got paid. right away we had global appeal. our sneakers walked down the hallways of st. john's university. the reason we did the record first is because there was a stereo type of yo those kids with the gold chains, and the adee does suits and hats those are the bad people of our society, and -- which was true. the first thing you did when you got money if you sold drugs, was to go get some fresh scare. so at that time in the '80s who was fresh was stereo typed, he is just a drug dealer. so we made that record to say oh, no, i went to st. john's university. i have a high school diploma. the problem now is we're endorsing artists who is negative, who doesn't project anything positive to the product. >> but if they are a good artist and maki

dennis allen going with healthy dose of run dmc. third quarter, mcfadden, 129 yards, 19 carries.ess than two minutes to go, one of the raiders five sacks of chad henne. 19-9 the final. silver good black improve 1-1, raiders next opponent, denver, peyton manning got the better of his brother, pai top, 207-yards, two touchdowns. play the game. weaving through the giants punt team, 81 yards for the score. eli, four interceptions. broncos hammer new york. >> career okay for aaron rodgers. 330 yards passing in the first half alone. two touchdown passes. if the one giving green bay the lied over washington. 38-20 the final. >> some wild finishes in week two. bears trailing the vikings. cutler with the throw, bennett. touchdown with ten seconds left. 31-30 chicago. 2 or by a combined four points. in buffalo, the ultimate blown coverage. cornering the end zone to a wide-open stevie johnson. bills beat the panthers 24-23. >> jared parker out due to illness. tommy malone in as today's starter in texas. a's going for a weapon -- a sweep of the rangers. 2 or a's after one inning. malone goes

the number of incidences of lung dmc also underwent a dramatic as kim il-sung realize the window for reese achieving reunification was rapidly closing. instead of the soviet union or china for that matter supported another war on the korean peninsula, they were very careful to keep kim il-sung in check. soviet leader with an impression i was not about to repeat stalin's mistake. by the 1970s it was clear which korea came out on top. thanks i urge you exported strategy of south korea's president but the heat, the soft economy began to rapidly take off. it was called the big push. one story goes that he heard there was a global lender for ocean going tankers. he semitone xiang, the founder and told him to start building ships. he landed to contracts for 260,000 oil tankers by offering cheaper prices and quicker delivery than his competitors. sean didn't seem too concerned by the fact that south korea had no shipyards to build the ship. he simply saw this problem by showing the two workers to barclays bank in london, which lent him enough capital to build up, but no korea knew how to do

not only for the obvious economic reasons, workers for the dmc now, but more importantly, as we build this inclusive community for all people. not only the smart thing to do, but it is the right thing to do, so, thank you, and god bless each and every one of you. mayorank you, mayor. fisher. >> i'm the mayor of louisville. i want to thank all the great citizens here in birmingham for hosting us. it is an honor to be here. our country is always going to be a work in progress when it comes to race relations, when it comes to our ability to reach our collective attentional as we build tolerance with each other. in the long view, there's no doubt that progress has been made when you start with abraham lincoln and go to martin luther king and then to president obama, but what you have to love about our cities and our country is an undeniable desire to always do better, to always improve, to address our imperfections, and we put it out on the streets in the media, and we talk about it every day in a way that few other countries do. i'm a business guy and an entrepreneur that just happens to

. >> run dmc. >>> jp morgue's long whale problems may not end with a civil settlement. u.s. prosecutors reportedly still investigating the bank's trading scandal for potential criminal wrongdoing. this is a sign that an expected $800 million -- >> what was it? >> giga watts. >> the settlement may not be the put to rest for the firm. andrew, can you believe that? back in chicago. >> i know. andrew has been traveling this week. he's in chicago. he has more of this morning's top stories. andrew. >> thank you, becky. by the way, i still want one of those skateboards, the air skateboard. remember the one that michael j. fox had? that, to me, if i could have that -- >> that was in later -- that was back to the future 2. because he had a -- >> really? >> yeah. he had a regular -- he had a regular skateboard in the first one. remember? he breaks it off and he's holding on to the back of the bully's car. >> yes, yes, yes. >> and then all of the cow doody gets spilled inside. >> bif or buff. has he ever done anyone else? i feel bad for that guy. he was in all three movies. >> later on

not only for the obvious , workers forons the dmc now, but more importantly, as we build this inclusive community for all people. not only the smart thing to do, but it is the right ink to do, so, thank you, and god bless each and every one of you. >> thank you, mayor. >> i'm the mayor of louisville. i want to thank all the great citizens here in birmingham for hosting us. it is an honor to be here. our country is always going to be a work in progress when it comes to race relations, when it comes to our ability to reach our collective attentional as we build tolerance with each other. in the long view, there's no doubt that progress has been made when you start with abraham lincoln and go to martin luther king and then to president obama, but what you have to love about our city and our country an undeniable desire to always do better, to always improve, to address our imperfections, and we put it out on the streets in the media, and we talk about it every day in a way that few other countries do. i'm a business guy and an entrepreneur that just happens to be mayor, and i can tell you