let's talk about huey lewis as the country gentleman. >> no, i love it out here.ey say. >> reporter: but the phone is on you all the time. back then, lewis had no intention of slowing down. you ever think i've worked enough, it's time to -- >> yeah. >> reporter: kick back? >> i do. i think about that. but, you know, the thing is i love what i do. >> reporter: now, however, meniere's disease has made the decision for him, and for his band. >> the hard part for me, i do misplaying a show now and then, and i miss the guys. i miss the camaraderie. >> struggling. it's just hard. >> reporter: the guys still get together, testing huey's voice, just in case, and joking about their age as they prepare for the release of what is almost certainly their last album, weather. >> i should ask, where did weather come from? >> you get it? huey lewis and the news, sports. >> ah, damn i'm slow. >> it's kind of appropriate. we've had some weather. >> reporter: so we can believe that the heart of rock 'n roll is still beating? >> that's right. the heart of rock 'n roll has been abelat

i had the worst night of my life. >> huey lewis on live after rock 'n' roll later on "sunday morning.owan: the beat goes on with one of the artists nominated tonight, a well-known music producer who sat down with us. >> d.j. cal - kli had brought together some of the biggest names in music. >> i nooment just a d.j., an artist or a producer. >> tonight he'll be center sage. >> he goes out there and says, you need the hear. this pay attention to what i'm doing, because what i'm doing is special. >> d.j. khalid. >> d.j. khalid. the king of collaborations ahead on "sunday morning." >> cowan: music is giving a group of boys raised in pofer they chance to dream. with seth doane we'll hear their sox, and just as touching, their story. ♪ ♪ >> they don't need some fancy stage for their talent to shine through. can you describe their sound? >> it's like mngor w,nie madagar for a breathtaking performance. >> cowan: john dickson introduces us to the tries -- and we'll get together with the children'so,trma troub. and we remember allee willis and more. first here are the headlines for january 26,

it looked like a huey and no gun ship. that was the ubiquitous level of the war.elicopters were used to transport soldiers quickly andy efficiently to wherever the fighting was because this was not a war of territory. military leaders would select the locations would where they would have battles. and then they would move large numbers of troops very quickly in these helicopters to the site of the battle where ever it was in south vietnam unanimous. -- in south vietnam. they were used to wage the war. so helicopters would fly to wherever the battle was and use their weapons to wage war. they were also used to clear battle signs of agent orange and napalm, these terrible chemicals that were used during the war in order to clear the foliage in areas where they needed greater visibility to the enemy. they would drop these tons an thousands of helicopters did all that. and then ultimately, they also were used to rescue the injured. and to bring back the dead. and michael spent a lot of time trans --copter pilot transporting soldiers and recovering the bodies of the de

susan: he flew the huey helicopter. what was his role on the vietnam war?avid: well, for anyone who lived through the vietnam war at any level, the heli is always -- the huey was always known as slick because the helicopter he flew there were no guns visible. it looked like a heli and no gun ship. that was the ubiquitous level of the war. helicopters were used to transport soldiers quickly andy -- and efficiently to wherever the fighting was because this was not a war of territory. military leaders would select the locations would where they would have battles. and then they would move large numbers of troops very quickly in these helicopters to the site of the battle where ever it was in south vietnam unanimous. they were used to wage the war. so helicopters would fly to wherever the battle was and use their weapons to wage war. they were also used to clear battle sites of agent orange and napalm, these terrible chemicals , to clear the foliage so they would drop these tons an -- tons of chemicals over our soldiers and helicopters did all that. and then ul

also due by the world's tallest building the burj khalifa was the center of celebrations in the huey. and also in moscow russians were treated to fireworks lighting up the sky above red squid. well ahead of the new year's celebrations we sent our correspondents out to ask people in a number of cities about their hopes and wishes for the new year. i hope hong kong will become. hong kong has always been called a cultural it does it because we focus on economic development we young people should show hong kong's cultural uniqueness to the world. for the coming decades i wish for the lebanese people to wake up and become aware that their religious and political affiliations would give them no way and would never be and would never have been because the. i would like lattimer putin to stop dallas he's been in power for over 18 years and i'm tired of it and i want to change for russia. even just strongly. obvious good governance and good economic growth and i want to get out of poverty to. just me leave no wish for peace and prosperity and that we get along with our neighbors so. i just wan

belong to an aerial firefighting company in the us today is a reminder of how every single person huey's defending life and property is at risk because of the dangerous circumstances in the firefighting community around new south wales a stone the world is very tight needed and i many people have been impacted by the tragic news this afternoon and we our thoughts are not just for the families and friends and laugh lines but also for anybody who feels impacted by what's unfolded this afternoon and we can't thank enough people who continue not withstanding these conditions to put their own safety at the school to protect the loss of property and others andrew thomas says in sydney he says this shows the situation is still extremely dangerous. this plane that was chartered by the australian rural fire service had been flying in the recent weeks particular reason precedented 5 now took off from sydney it was heading south of the capital camber into a forest there that in hotter windy a weather on 1st day fires had rigged knighted once again and they lost contact with it and a couple of hours

and then selling pardons to the parents and huey long cannot get anybody for that insurgency of the chicago mafia and a populace governor with the salt machine many but every two weeks a certain portion of every state employee was deducted to put in a chest but then he was assassinated it was like the atomic football with the president. but at best to have the reconstruction program. >> how do you navigate the professionalism are they too at odds and what about michael's description for an actual's settlement? >> on one hand there are specific policy ideas out there. and how you might reinvigorate with all the pressures that exist to make that a little bit less confrontational and compromising but also to give the benefits to survive in the economy. but i agree with the critique but most of the details of modern populist politics will look like in the navigating the various worlds those right populist people that can engage may be 40 percent on the stage right now. [laughter] so it is a small group that this town in particular is not suited to this moment i really worry about the fact we do

working for a living ♪ working ♪ working for a living ♪ living and working steve: ladies and gentlemen, hueyl's number one morning show. good to have you here on "fox & friends." ainsley: good to have you here for brian. pete: if this is working for a living i will take it. ainsley: i know. no more alarm clocks. we love our jobs but we love to sleep in a little bit on friday and saturday night. but it is a friday. pete: speak for yourself. ainsley: can you wake up tomorrow without an alarm clock and can you tur

and if you look really close you can even find some local people, that's lamont antoneli and baby hueym 107 the bone back home. it looks like we're on the air as are we. we're going to touch base in just a second but obviously you can't get this far as a final team without a good quarterback, and the 49ers yesterday in that media availability had a pretty good explanation from kyle shanahan and how they got jimmy garoppolo. >> we were excited to have someone we knew we were potentially looking into in the off season. i was really worried for him, because for anyone to come in to a new system, a new building and do give them six weeks to show you can be their quarterback of the future, to me is borderline impossible to do to someone and i think he blew all of our minds with the success he had when he was out there with very little preparation and a little foundation with the offense and how well he played. by the time that season ended even though we thought it would be hard to do he made our decision very easy. >> it was pretty crazy. a whirl wind of how quickly it happened how quickly

and i'm concerned about -- i'm glad that the department is moving forward, and i thank you, director huey, for being very responsive, i know it has been a struggle to fill positions. but three is still a pretty low number. and my understanding is that housing inspectors are spending their time not doing their scope of work, but are actually doing this other clerical work. >> uh-huh. >> so i would like to see if this is addressed in here or if there is another way to address that. >> a couple of things. first, i'm not aware of what was 10 or 15 years ago, but i know that department-wide, during the big downturn in 2008, the department lost, like, 30% of theirs. and so gradually the department has been adding more positions, but it is difficult to add those positions. attrition is not reflected solely at permit techs. in fact, it isn't even reflected by a job class. it is a number that you put in f.t.e., and then a system calculates it. no one is keeping permit techs vacant in order to meet attrition. and the third item is that the reason there is only one permit tech, once again, it is not

when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better>> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no worse than honky. >> you're right. nothing is worse than honky except being married to one. >> norman lear set the stage for other shows in the '70s that just brought gravitas to television. >> what are you staring at? >> i was just thinking, i ought to bring my neighbor's kids over here. this place is better than the zoo. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest an

the black panthers were very upset when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was, why can'tsee a black man that's doing better than that? >> the "jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me punk. >> why you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger. >> that's no worse than honky. >> you right. nothing is worse than honky. except being married to one. >> norman lear set the stage for other shows in the '70s that just brought gravitas to television. >> what are you staring at? >> i was just thinking. i would bring my neighbors' kids over here. this place is better than the zoo. if your glasses aren't perfect, we'll fix them. so will we. no we won't. use your 2020 vision insurance on your first pair and get 50% off a second pair. visionworks. see the difference. ♪ back back back back it up ♪ can't key me up ♪ can't key me up ayyyy they can save you these. in fact, if you had a dollar for every time they said it, you'd have a lot of dollars. which makes it hard to believe, especially coming from

or to be frank, is that a load of huey? say it's a load and republican lawyers would say he's completely justified. look. i -- i -- i think when i'm reporting on this for this week, i'm struck by two things. one, the administration that right there you have that they want to move on from this. and -- and -- and that will activate their base. but speaker pelosi now, in handing off the two articles of impeachment, i'm struck to see whether or not she is giving up her leverage. and that's a question really i honestly think isn't going to be answered until this whole impeachment trial is wrapped up. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now has a choice in the sense that he has to navigate whether or not he feels that he could have a trial without there being these key witnesses. that people like senator susan collins, lisa murkowski, two republicans in his party have raised concerns about and wanting to be a fair trial. remember, centrist republicans, especially centrist republicans up for re-election, they want to have a fai

batten crawley which is five years old, when he was inspired, now huey is leading in when's response.oot passed that mark too, in the day that started with two quick wickets and at the same way. england boss might lead is beyond 250, a bit more magic and menace, it will be beyond south africa to catch. chselea women extended their unbeaten women's super league run to 10 matches today — and their new high profile signing, sam kerr, had a significant part to play in their 3—1 win against reading. chelsea are now four points behind league leaders arsenal with a game in hand. miriam walker—khan reports. two years of conversations led to this moment. the clear megan rapinoe, the best in the world, making a new home at kings meadow. herfirst making a new home at kings meadow. her first chance came just a minute in. it was out of character. reading have been called the comeback wins this season, and as another strike certain more that, it was overshadowed seconds later at the opposite end by reading's grace maloney storming out of the net to ta ke maloney storming out of the net to take out

. >> schifrin: huawei chief di edwin diender shows off what huei calls a smart city. closed-circuit cameras feed into a database with advancel artificial igence, and facial recognition can identify everyone, cross-reference license plates, and analyze unlimited information. huawei promotional videos 5g, and surveillanhow a of a.i., brain processes information to control the body. the u.s. fears that huawei's information isn't secure, because the control isctually the chinese government's. >> to have huaweoperating as a 5g network in our country, or in our allies' countries, we believe, represents a fundamental compromise of our national security and the privacy of millions of citizens. >> brangham: the u.k.'s decision to allow huawei in came despite months of intense lobbying by in response, the u.s. says it might limit intelligence sharine een western allies. garrett graff has been coveringf huaw "wired" magazine.th welcome back tnewshour. >> thanks for having me. >> can you talk a little bit heard a little about from vicee president mike pence there, the concern the

abraham: sergeant first ass kirk cuomo, sergeant christopher babin, sergeant bradley bergeron, sergeant hueys if bender, sergeant arman fricky, sergeant warren murphy. rgeant craig nelson, first lieutenant christopher warnet, private first class tori danceler, private first class james lambert, sergeant taft williams. i want to thank the ranking member, chairman mccaul, for giving me additional time to finish the list that i started earlier. these are 44 young americans that died from louisiana by i.e.d.'s in the most active part of iraq when soleimani and his proxies were engaged. they designed, they built and they implemented these i.e.d.'s. and in louisiana alone, 44 young americans gave their lives for he united states of america. president trump, he had the uthority, he has the right and thankfully he had the courage to terminate sole mainy and remove -- sol mainy and remove this -- ewell mainy and remove this -- soleimani and remove this cancer from the earth. i say to my friends, if you can look these gold star families in the face and tell them this was not a justified strike and tha

. >> commissioner huey. -- huie >> this is my first public comment, so i'm a little bit emotional from the things that you have said. the two businesses, when i was kind of looking over the agenda today, that really struck a cord with me and everybody, i mean everybody struck a cord with me. but one was gamescape. i have a ten-year-old boy who he was here earlier and he was obsessed with all games, and our family is obsessed with all games, and he was introduced to the pokÉmon night. and he was super shy. i was super shy. we stood in the corner for quite a bit of time. and he had prepared these decks and was really excited to go, and he almost turned around because he was so intimidated by the whole thing. all these people were already in the midst, and somebody pulled us aside, and they were like, hey, how are you? how is it going? and they started engaging him in play. and i thought this is so cool. like, he was literally about to leave in tears and we would have had one night, but instead somebody else asked him to play. and made him feel really, really welcome. and after that, he's

russell wasn't that bad but huey long was a rascal. >> thank you very much, walter.e into the house. it a stran it's a strange thing. they never say a good guy. >> no, they never defend his character. they never even defend the basic way he approaches the presidency because that's hard to defend. so so it's going to be interesting to hear when his defense lawyers final live gly get to put on th case, what are they going to talk about really? perceived deficiencies in the house case put on by the managers? >> that's what they tend to focus on. >> so they're going to focus on process and say you're making the senate do the house's job. i don't know why people should care which chamber does the job, right? you're all being paid by the public so do your work. and then the other argument of course is, well, there's nothing new here. that's because you voted against having anything new. i think those are going to be the arguments. i don't see others that are available to them. >> right. i remember in the clinton era, move on. move on. old news is another thing they always

working for a living ♪ working ♪ working for a living ♪ living and working steve: ladies and gentlemen, hueynd the news starts this 6:00 a.m. hour here on the news channel's number one morning show. good to have you here on "fox & friends." ainsley: good to have you here for brian. pete: if this is working for a living i will take it. ainsley: i know. no more alarm clocks. we love our jobs but we love to sleep in a little bit on friday and saturday night. but it is a friday. pete: speak for yourself. ainsley: can you wake up tomorrow without an alarm clock and can you turn on your tv and you can see pete for four hours tomorrow morning. steve: because he is working for a living. pete: working for the living and for the weekend. steve: remember in seventh grade when your teacher said okay, everybody has to sit at their desk no, talking. you cannot read anything than what i am talking about and have you got to be here everyday. you need perfect attendance. remember seventh grade. pete: i don't remember seventh grade but i do remember that. steve: those are exactly the same rules the senators h

. >> commissioner huey. -- huie >> this is my first public comment, so i'm a little bit emotional from the things that you have said. the two businesses, when i was kind of looking over the agenda today, that really struck a cord with me and everybody, i mean everybody struck a cord with me. but one was gamescape. i have a ten-year-old boy who he was here earlier and he was obsessed with all games, and our family is obsessed with all games, and he was introduced to the pokÉmon night. and he was super shy. i was super shy. we stood in the corner for quite a bit of time. and he had prepared these decks and was really excited to go, and he almost turned around because he was so intimidated by the whole thing. all these people were already in the midst, and somebody pulled us aside, and they were like, hey, how are you? how is it going? and they started engaging him in play. and i thought this is so cool. like, he was literally about to leave in tears and we would have had one night, but instead somebody else asked him to play. and made him feel really, really welcome. and after that, he's

abraham: sergeant first ass kirk cuomo, sergeant christopher babin, sergeant bradley bergeron, sergeant hueys if bender, sergeant arman fricky, sergeant warren murphy. rgeant craig nelson, first lieutenant christopher warnet, private first class tori danceler, private first class james lambert, sergeant taft williams. i want to thank the ranking member, chairman mccaul, for giving me additional time to finish the list that i started earlier. these are 44 young americans that died from louisiana by i.e.d.'s in the most active part of iraq when soleimani and his proxies were engaged. they designed, they built and they implemented these i.e.d.'s. and in louisiana alone, 44 young americans gave their lives for he united states of america. president trump, he had the uthority, he has the right and thankfully he had the courage to terminate sole mainy and remove -- sol mainy and remove this -- ewell mainy and remove this -- soleimani and remove this cancer from the earth. i say to my friends, if you can look these gold star families in the face and tell them this was not a justified strike and tha