immediate reaction kind of like, "hmm, ray charles..." >> "oh, tell us the story. what's going on with him?" rolling stone was always quite open-minded, and back then, it was not so much worrying about a person's popularity the way so many magazines are today. and so if you made your case, then you were sent out and got the story. >> hinojosa: oh, so it wasn't about a popular rock star. that wasn't... >> no. this was a man of history and a man of pride and a man of... who deserved a lot more than he was getting at that time, and he knew it, too. i mean, he was... >> hinojosa: and in that interview, he actually revealed to you-- he talked about the fact that he was addicted to heroin. >> correct. >> hinojosa: he talked about the fact that he felt that he wasn't getting a lot of recognition, too. >> yes, yes. so we played on pretty much the reasons i had for the story, and by the time we got to know each other, it got to the point where, for the first time, he revealed details about his addiction to heroin and his kicking cold turkey in an institution. he wasn't that

ray charles got in trouble for that back in the day. it wasn't really funk in his era. but how -- you're a person of faith. you drew up in that tradition certainly. how do you see the wavieaving o those sounds? >> i'm not a religious person now. i did grow up with that kind of -- in that environment. i don't have a problem with the weaving of it. the thing i take away most from gospel music even though i don't consider myself a religious person, you can't get the kind of emotion from anything else than somebody who is singing to their god, you know what i you mean? that kind of passion is just like very specific. so i think that was something that always just connected with me. just that kind of like prim tim emotion, that longing for something more. you know? i think that's something i try to translate to the music. that's the gospel element coming in. >> can i go deeper? will you be offend philadelphia i go deeper? >> do what you got to do. >> guii'll go anyway. >> i know from reading about your back story and preparation for this conversation, listening to your music

just see what you have done ♪ lavern baker: ♪ tweedle-dee tweedle-dee i'm as happy as can be ♪ ray charlesout of memphis, tennessee. the one and only jerry lee lewis. jerry lee lewis: ♪ come on over, baby a whole lot of shaking going on you have got to come on over, baby you cannot go wrong ♪ buddy knox: ♪ come be my party doll come be my party doll come be my party doll and i will make love to you ♪ the everly brothers: ♪ bye, bye love bye, bye happiness ♪ hello, loneliness i think i'm going to cry ♪ carl perkins: ♪ one for the money two for the show three to get ready now go, cat, go but don't step on my blue suede shoes ♪ gene vincent: ♪ bebop balluhah she is my baby bebop balluhah i don't mean maybe ♪ bowzer: back in the 1950's, we were just kids. we didn't know nothing, it was great. we were innocent, and so was the music. robin luke: ♪ my darling, i thought that you knew ♪ phil phillips: ♪ come with me, my love to the sea the sea of love ♪ the danleers: ♪ one summer night i kissed your lips one summer night ♪ the fleetwoods: ♪ i'm mr. blue when you say you love me ♪ julie: bowzer, th

and this, you know, ray charles saw this coming. could have seen this coming because when i heard about the comments friday night, i knew this would happen. i said it would permeate through the college, pro and high school level. but it didn't saturday, but sunday we have seen it today. i don't understand why he poured fire -- i mean, poured gasoline on this fire like this because he's reignited this whole deal, man. and it's push back and it should be. >> eugene, the president talked about seeing solidarity today. the solidarity is definitely in contradiction, a defiance of what he had to say on friday night. the president has also been on twitter though criticizing the game for being boring. saying they have driven fans away because of colin kaepernick's style protests. how do you think that is really kind of down playing the importance of a player's platform to stand up, whether they believe in hurricane relief or racial injustice? >> well, athletes have always enjoyed this platform. and again, you know, these are people, right,

lines and colors dominate the interior design combined with classics like these armchairs by charles and ray. what i love about classic furniture is the history behind it. it's the story behind the furniture that i like the architecture and the engineering and the people who created it. adjoining the living room is a kitchen with an open dining area. the seven metre long marble table was designed specially for the house. integrated cooking service was tailor made in germany. the buildings like this divided into different kinds of living space the house was designed by an architect eduardo. the concept was a challenge as it was one of the first houses ever built in this shape. we were called. by the client because we had some experience in doing concrete houses and he wanted to test the construction technique of shot create a project that concrete that is normally used for bridges and tunnels to be received then show. spaces. the experiment was successful but expensive the house cost two million euros to build it's mainly made of concrete and glass in the master bedroom the windows reach from

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charles barkley than the president. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> tampa bay, rays in new york.ay with the bases loaded. >> high flyball, deep right center, hits back on the track at the wall! he leaps! and he makes the play! >> yeah. the yankees aaron hicks preventing a grand slam with that nifty catch. new york goes on to win it, 6-1 the final. >>> from football to hockey, the nhl now taking on the national anthem controversy. coming up, what we are expecting to happen today. >> reporter: and oakland firefighters work through the night. they are still here monitoring for any flare-ups here in the oakland hills. we'll have the latest on the edwards fire coming up. dragged off a plane by police... and the u-s military is headed to puerto rico where millions are still without power, f >>> cell phone video captures a southwest airlines passenger being dragged off a plane by police. >> and the u.s. military is headed to puerto rico, where millions are still without power, food or water one week after hurricane maria. >> good morning from the kpix weather center. the temperature con

but this for ray into tax reform taken over a couple-months of preparation on the hill is a sham. charlesat would democrats be willing to say we'll sign on to something as a compromise. we'll get another bracket for the rich people. and then what do they give up in return for that? >> we can look at revising issues with the estate tax and the trump administration and the trump family stands with his proposal to make over a billion dollars when the president passes on his estate to the family. democrats have been willing in the past to have conversations about these. charles: i do want to make the point that when we talk about tax policies for all americans and the focus is on how much money the trump family may make, it seems so petty. this is how we got alternative minimum tacts which was aimed at a handful of american families and it became so insidious it crushed many families. when you make policy out of anger like that. and you specifically go after a group of people, it has bad impacts. >> it's out of fairness. >> this will benefit the middle class, most of small business owners in

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charles barkley than the president. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. "...he makes the play." the yankees' aaron hicks prevented a pote >>> play of the day, the rays yankees in new york. tampa bay with the bases loaded. [ play-by-play ] >> high flyball, deep right center, hits back on the track at the wall, he leaps and he makes the play! >> an athletic move by aaron hicks preventing a grand slam. the yankees win, 6-1. >>> time now :26. coming up, construction on prototypes for a border wall is under way in san diego. we'll look at what's happening on the u.s./mexico border. >> reporter: and after successfully getting a free college tuition program up and running at city college in city, supervisors are now trying to tackle another issue that affects even more people, child care. teacher arrested again. the prominent anti-facist leader taken away in cuffs, after a rally gets rowdy on the cal campus. "we demand it be carried out in the right way following the rule of law." >>> a berkeley middle school teacher arrested again the prominent anti-fascist leader taken away in cuffs after a rally gets rowdy on the cal campus. >> we demand it be carried o

that ray won't come down by much but will be off said by limiting the richest deductions. a furious charlie gasparino to react to this. charlesage video, he was blinking morse code, i really don't believe this? neil: you could read into this, the charlotte post presser, his last act. charles: here is the thing gary cohn -- he will not be fed chair because he will attack trump. he should have gone was steve mnuchin did, try to spin a positive tail, he did the opposite. now gary cohn is a long-term democrat so who knows what pressure was on him to say what he said about trump's assessment. >> is serving this to get the tax-cut? charles: particularly the corporate tax rate, to something specific like 25 but keep the loopholes because effectively it is a lot lower or bring it to 20, 15 but take out the loopholes. neil: is out the gate with 15? charles: he should. think of what gary cohn had done, he will go back to corporate america as the man, every ceo in wall street, all his buddies, lloyd blank find, larry fink, steve schwartzman, they will hail him as a hero if he does a significant corporate tax cut. neil: private industry

muhammed ali, bill russell, you could talk about, ray lewis, nobody noe one has been hurt by speaking out. a lot of them charleswas my problem many of you, too, they were during it during the national anthem. not just the military burr the country. yesterday i thought the president overall his remarks friday and his tweet saturday made everything worse. steve: here's what we know about trump. he is an unconventional politician. he businessman for decades and now a politician. he clearly during that rally he was ripping on different things and came tout topic of players taking a to me. clearly it bothers him. it is something he didn't like. and he called out thishes about it the way that donald trump does. yesterday as he was getting on airorce one toome back to washington, d.c he was asked about what was going on and he made very clear what this whole thing had to do with regarding his comments. is it was not about race. it was about the flag. watch. here is the put. >> i think it's disrespectful to our flag and to our country to i certainly think the ownership should do something about it there was great solid