when you and i last spoke, we talked about the death of jimi hendrix, and the heroin overdose, and you saw him in the last days, and this week, we are mourning the death of actor philip seymour hoffmann and maybe it is not making a comeback, but why do you believe it is coming back with talented actors and musicians, and other people who are not famous? >> well, it is very hard for me to equate jimi hendrix with heroin, because he was a bright person personality. he was, yeah, he was into what people now call drugs. i don't think that you can call marijuana and things like lisurgic acid drugs, and they were things that we were experimenting with, but i was not around him for 18 months to two years leading up to the

hendrix got his handgun and told police he did not respond to command to stop and identify himself.stead westbrook approached hendrix, who shot him. >>> and public office might go from husband to wife. earlier this week the 87-year-old congressman announced his retirement after serving 58 years in the house. he is the longest serving house member in history. >>> in california a panel of judges voted unanimously in favor of a school's decision to ban t-shirts with the american flag on them. the lawsuits teams from an incident that happened four years ago when school officials in the school district told students wearing american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo to turn them inside out or go home. they felt it might cause a disturbance between anglo and latino students and said it was a matter of safety. >>> and welcomed into the catholic church last night with pope francis' permission part of the eastern catholic churches rooted in the middle east, in europe, that ordain married priests. akik has been married for ten years. he has an eight-year-old daughter. >> whoa, that's interesting

i've seen jimi hendrix. >> have you? >> i've seen janis joplin.ve seen jason robars on broadway considered one of the greatest productions ever. this was the greatest show i've ever seen in my life! it had it all! it was the greatest show in the history of entertainment. i don't understand it. i'm completely confused. there's like 100 people working on that show. like robots and technology. how do they make money? >> one thing for sure about this area, quite a lot of businesses are spoken but governed by the yakusa. >> yakusa, that's the fraternal organization prominent in the entertainment and financial services sector, as they say, who is said to supervise things here. principally, your arcades, gambling, pachenko, adult entertainment, porn shops and sex clubs, along with other ancillary services. but how much actual boning is going on in the sex district? generally speaking, it's more a field of dreams than the actual act of sex. hostess cafes, where a lonely overworked salary man can find the attention of cute seemingly adoring girls who find

when you and i last spoke, we talked about the death of jimi hendrix, and the heroin overdose, and youe last days, and this week, we are mourning the death of actor philip seymour hoffmann and maybe it is not making a comeback, but why do you believe it is coming back with talented actors and musicians, and other people who are not famous? >> well, it is very hard for me to equate jimi hendrix with heroin, because he was a bright person personality. he was, yeah, he was into what people now call drugs. i don't think that you can call marijuana and things like lisurgic acid drugs, and they were things that we were experimenting with, but i was not around him for 18 months to two years leading up to the demise. and i was silly enough to go on television and give my personal opinion of what i saw the morning after he'd been taken away to the hospital, pronounced dead on arrival at the centenary hop in london, and so he was dead when he left the place, his girlfriend's place, and it was a monumental tragedy, but to me, what i am not a forensic scientist or detective, but walking into a roo

san francisco political icon harvey milk, the peanuts comic strip and jim i hendrix will be featured.out that? >> that's going to do it for us. hope to see you tomorrow. >> good night. thanks for joining us. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests. first lady, michelle obama. will ferrell. musical guest, arcade fire. and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>im

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his name was on a washington post list of approved stamp subjects, along with michael jackson, jimi hendrixjohn lennon and elizabeth taylor. the new subjects are part of an effort by the cash-strapped agency to raise revenues by issuing more stamps of pop culture figures. the list is still subject to change. jobs, who died in 2011, would be the first person from america's computer industry to be honored on a stamp. >>> the stanford cardinal look to upset the bruins. joe fonzi has highlights coming up next in sports. >> plus, taking the plunge. the good cause that had dozens of people running into chilly cold bay waters this morning. one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of the u.s. ski team. [ screa

we have some wild bohemian parties where we would listen to rock musicians like jimi hendrix, joe cockerles. it was a mix of music. music was music. the money aspect did not come into play at that point. >> tell us about the album. what inspired it? >> well, this is kind of an american album, really, in the sense that it is a slice of many different genres. it is jazz, blues, soul. there are some pop aspects. it is a whole mix of things. thankfully, with the help of the producer, i was able to sort of corral that and make sense of it. i think the album plays from beginning to end very much as a whole. >> what role does touring and getting out in public to not only talk about the music but to play the music, how important is that currently in the way that music is made available? >> well, i think that live performance is on the rise. that is how musicians really reach their audience. this is in addition to the fast digital world that now represents perhaps a lot more than the hard cds we were talking about earlier, the hardcopy, the digital copy. there is a huge amount of sales. >> we hav

johnny carson, jimi hendrix and the pete -- peanuts. the einstein of our time. that you needed to phones. i never knew i needed those things. i do now. thank you, steve jobs. a deal to end the violent clashes. will the truth told this time? bracing for another polar vortex. yay. frigid temperatures and snow are expected to blast much of the country as early as this weekend. i guess my cold will not be going away. the motor city's plan to dig out bankruptcy and the $18 billion that they are holding. markets now continues after a quick break. ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon o show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's rd to imagin how much we'll ne for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the one

somewhere between -- i am somewhere between jimmy hendrix and slip knot. >> that's a nice party. >> dotime to -- you were a composer for a great movie called "airborne" which is the godfather of roller glading movies. i think we have a clip. >> in a city where no one understands him. >> i need traffic, smog, heat wave. >> who would have thought he would become a hero doing what he does best. >> i thought you would want to skate on our team. >> now he has one chance to prove himself. one final race to win. and he is the one who has what it takes to put them over the top. >> was that hard? >> what was hard with that scene is it it went on and on and on. the director is saying we want to start with a bang. now take it higher. now this is the part where -- i wanted to go higher. higher! >> we are sikh minutes into the chase here. i look and said wait a minute. i have fief more minutes. bring on some wet talls. then you keep adding stuff. >> the cow bell? >> cow bells. >> ben herr, tickets va fest .org. got it in there. >>> open your heart. >> all right. andy will be on "the real story" 2:0

this is jimmy hendrix. >> it was fun. >> time to take a break. don't leave yet.ve two more stories. and i have a book coming out on march 18th. this is the bus i'm going from town to town in. although the website is wrong. it is g gutfeld.com. i will be in 31 cities and here is a look at some of them. i hope you are writing it down at home. >> you will never see it again. there are going to be celebrities in every city. in every city. there will be bruce willis and kevin costner, lady gaga. go to g gutfeld.com for the entire schedule to see where i am going to be. yeah, there you go. cool. >>> should their cause put the game on pause? they have been in sochi protesting the olympics and vladimir pow tin. members -- putin. members were attacked by horse whips as they tried to perform under an olympic sign. the punk band has called for a boycott of the winter games. it is a little late. they argued russia's leader exceeded his authority and restricting human rights. on thursday the group released a new music video called "putin will teach you how to love the mother

the only time it ever worked was hendrix. >> that's an anomaly, sir. >> it was, and at the time it wasing. >> i have to defend these guys. the song isn't a great song. i believe it is -- oh my goodness. i thought they tried to do a great job. >> i am going to defend them. >> joe, you made too much sense. let me quickly say that marvin gay version was a radical version as well, but no changes on the song are sub verse sigh. subversive. i liked it. they were board. i give them credit for putting a change on it. sthaz >> that's the limit of my defense. i like public enemy. >> but you like everything. except neck kill back. >> -- nickleback. >> you can like everything. >> r&b bands reinterpret the songs all the time. what is wrong with these young gentlemen? >> i don't think there is anything wrong with delivering a passionate performance. i think they were being disrespectful. as a performer you need to know your audience. obviously at this nascar event where they are very patriotic and they have seen some wonderful performances of our star-spangled banner you need to be mindful of what p

strip and jim i hendrix will be featured. >> how about that? >> that's going to do it for us. hope to see you tomorrow. >> good night. thanks for joining us. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests. first lady, michelle obama. will ferrell. musical guest, arcade fire. and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. everybody, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show," you guys. i'm so excited. we have arcade fire on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we have will ferrell on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we have first lady michelle obama, on the show tonight. security is very tight backstage. before i came out, this one guy spent like five minutes patting me down. and then secret service showed up and said, "who is that guy that guy groping fallon?" [ laughter ] and i go, "uh, sorry?" yeah. just warn me next time. let's see what's happening in washingto

>> well, as a teenager i was -- i fell in love with the music of jimi hendrix. >> rose: it's a good place to start, isn't it? >> i got to see him play twice. he was from seattle and became a guitar player and i never stopped playing through the years so gradually i continued to get better and better and better and there's a whole course about playing in a band which is a thing you have to learn to be able to do, too. so that's been extremely rewarding. but i guess, you know, i was kind of -- as a teenager i was -- music, computer software, computer software obviously won out but i love music and it's -- it stimulates a whole other part of your brain and enriches your life so i've tried to do things like the music museum in seattle to try to give back some of my love of muse i i can, rock and roll music to other people. i have a lot of friends that are musicians. >> rose: my regrets, paul, the life you've lived? >> i -- look, everybody looks back on their life and shea say i could have done these things differently. victim hired this general manager instead of that one, viblgd defendanted

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jimi hendrix. watching his performance from woodstock, that is, for me, the seminal performance.e harrison of the beatles that routine -- at 13. he co-wrote the hit of the lucky."aft punk "get no queen, no eric clapton. a lot of big guitarists are not included. there are two women, nancy wilson from heart including. >> if you watched this come it was fantastic. it has become the blue ribbon event of the winter olympics, more watched than the downhill championship. the overwhelming favorite, shaun inte, never dropped a trick the olympics ever concentrated on the half pipe and there he goes -- he drops the trick. he did not medal. >> that means he fell? >> what you scored in the qualifying was enough to win gold. >> plenty of earnings coming up in the next hour. stay with us. ♪ . . . >> it is an early beat for france's to get bank. >> the outlook of france is a better for this year than it was last year. we do not expect for france significant growth before two years from now. >> heineken says that it sees sales advancing. that is the world's are largest room were. -- brewer. >> th

team at turner -- tina turner, jimi hendrix. >> so you got into handbags.. i went to show my wares. still able to manufacture in new york state, when so much has gone offshore? >> it is -- we use handpainted stuff. it sis from italy, we import them from tanneries and paint them in new york. >> we tan it in italy. i do the first colors in my lab on 38th street. the to italy and we create finish and the quality. >> back to this idea of manufacturing in the united states. how do you stay competitive when so many people are going to other places? >> i think the definition of couture, made to measure, we hold true to it. you want something that is truly unique. it is your signature look. that gives us a competitive edge because it is not mass-produced. >> labor will cost more than it would in brazil. >> that's right. >> but that's ok because your margins are intact because you offer something different? >> absolutely. we are not advertising. we put the money back into the handbags. we feel the product should work for the customer. for us, that means we are not g

include basketball great wilt chamberlain, tv host jimmy carson, and music rates j -- music greats jimi hendrixlin. good luck. leader has signed an agreement with the opposition to end three months of deadly violence. we will have more and what the deal will mean for the country, next. ♪ outlook.or global an agreement has been signed between ukraine's leader and the opposition to end three months of deadly violence pinch-running me is nicholas burns from the harvard -- joining me is nicholas burns from the harvard kennedy school of government. he served on the white house security council as the senior director for eurasian affairs. welcome back to the show. let me start by asking you your reaction to this news of an agreement that has been reached. i can tell you that our reporter thehe ground in kiev says protesters don't believe it, they don't buy it. they are angry and still frustrated. what is your take? >> well, it is a critical moment. if an agreement can hold that would enforce a cease-fire, that is the best thing for the people of ukraine, including those embattled young people in maid

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. >> of course jimi hendrix. >> yes, no exhibition would be complete without jimmy. >> reporter: certainlyaordinary musician perhaps the great female musician of her era but not cool. look at jay z. that's cool. >> reporter: now the american cool exhibit also provides a list of those who didn't quite make the cut. the alt 100. the curators toll me the figure who provoked the most heated debate was jerry garcia. half of the selection panel said he has to be in it. the other half said if he's in it, we're not going to show up. he's in the second tier. they expect these debates to be argued among the public, they won't agree with uhl at selections but that kind of arguing back and forth is kind of cool. charlie, norah, galeyle. >> so is leather and jeans. >> rocking the leather look. >>> and one ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> miles of unexplored caves are in >>> one man is on a mission to find and buy as many as he can. he's out

and just announced for this year, jimi hendrix and janis joplin.to go old school, like you, playing the pinball machine. >> played a ton of that in college. you can get your hands on one, literally, if you show up in lancast lancaster, pennsylvania. pinball machines from the 1930s are going up for auction today through the auction gallery. >> know where you will be this weekend. classics were once part of an exhibition at national pin ball museum in washington, d.c. >> no pinball in your history? >> my grandmother had one in her basement growing up. >> now you are really making me feel old. >> no, i had a cool grandma. she had a pinball machine in her basement. but that's about the extent of my pinball playing. >> turned my daughter on to pinball. in asbury park huge, they have a hundred pinball machines and she plays pinball. my favorite pinball machine, eight ball dlection. bonded with producer, there, my favorite is eight ball deluxe. someone out there knows what we are talking about. >> whatever floats your boat, my friend. >>> coming up, we'll

basically only black artists got a rock pass was hendrix. because funk was very influenced by rock.ld out the garden every time and all over the country. but they didn't have the crossover. ironically that hip hop would have later. there were also eight guys on stage in crazy outfits. >> in crazy outpfits. >> i think that's hard for some people to digest. white people to digest, and some black people too. >> look k back at the images, it was that's right right. there was a guy in a diaper and all this outrageous -- and yet there's a certain sonically there was something about the music that's very close. so talk to me about -- >> it's very arranged. >> yeah. >> if you see earth wind & fire, they were a tightly arranged band. p-funk was looser. kool & the gang, they were very loose. there was a lot of jazz influence in what they did. it wasn't rock and roll. it was a much -- because it took from big band, from soul, from jazz and vocal harmony groups. so it was a mix of all of the best of black culture. >> you talk about the language of the sample. how important are the samples. how

you look at the hendrix organization. 85 car dealerships and can spend a million dollars at options forctions for a personal cars. foode have people on the stamps. we need to look at the waste, fraud, and abuse that has gone on in the department of defense. host: bloomberg news reporting that american airlines and others are proposing -- opposing an arizona bill that would target gays. that is from bloomberg business. other stories on that topic as well. next from done, north carolina, on independent line. you, c-span. i should've called it on the military line. i have a relative that spent 33 , and an the air force uncle who was in the pacific theater in journalism. , during worldmber war ii, we had a manufacturing base that could support anything that we would try to do to support our interests around the world. we have general electric and , but we other people need to embrace the world economy and try to work for peace and keep our military industrial complex strong, but there are a lot of ways and inefficiencies, if the military was run like a business and budgets were followed, th

other names possibly out there, michael jackson, jimi hendrix, john lennon and elizabeth taylor. the new subjects are part of an effort to raise revenue by issuing stamps. jobs would be the first person from america's computer industry to be honored by a stamp. >>> with only 150 careers under her belt there is no doubt barbie has a diverse resume and now she can add one more description, entrepreneur. for the first time in her 55 yearis in the mid-30s. i think by lunch time we are in much better shape. chilly with a chance at flurries. here's monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >> reporter: wow, what a weekend it was. it was amazing, i definitely spent a lot of times outdoors. i'm happy to say you have got all green early this monday morning, looks great, i'm going to zoom in on the northbound side of i-95. the hov lanes are kept open from sunday afternoon right into monday morning so they don't have to worry about it so there you go, hov lanes are open and available as you head on to 395 and the 14th street bridge. >> one issue we had overnight was on the northbound side of i