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. >>> jerry lee lewis, the singer who electrified early rock 'n' roll with hits like "great balls of fire" and "a whole lot of shaking going on" has died. >> he was 87. here's cnn's stephanie reporter: jerry lee lewis, the wild rock 'n' roll piano man who lit up the stage in the 1950s with hits like "whole lotta shaking going on" had long hair, crazy moves, and an energy that just didn't quit. but that spirit would be tested many times during his roller-coaster life. born in louisiana in 1935, lewis started tickling the ivories at an early age. when he was 10 years old, his father mortgaged the family farm to buy the self-taught musician his first piano. after getting kicked out of school, lewis turned his full attention to music. he made his way to memphis in 1956 and landed a job with sun studios. while there, lewis rubbed elbows with elvis presley and johnny cash and recorded his first single. his big break came with the 1957 release of "whole lotta shake going on." later that year, lewis rocked the charts with another hit, "great balls of fire." ♪ goodness, gracious, great balls of fire ♪ >> his high-energy antics nicknamed him the killer. his personal life brought the

lee lewis has died. his contributions to modern american music are legendary and rivalled only by his scandalous personal life. cnn's stephaniekes a closer look at the entertainer known as the killer. >> let's go. ♪ shake, shake ♪ >> reporter: jerry lee lewis, the wild rock n roll piano man who lit up the stage with hits like "whole lot of shaking going on," has long hair, crazy moves and an energy that didn't quit. but that spirit would be tested many times during his roller coaster life. born in louisiana in 1935, lewis started tickling the an early age. at 10, his father mortgaged the farm to buy him a piano. after getting kicked out of school, he turned his attention to music. made his way to memphis in 1956 and landed a job with sun studios. he rubbed elbows with elvis presley and johnny cash and recorded his first single. his break came with the 1957 release of "whole lot of shaking going on." later that year, lewis rocked the charts with another hit, "great balls of fire." ♪ goodness gracious great balls of fire ♪ >> reporter: his high energy antics earned him the nickname the killer. his personal life brought the risi

lee's taking charge of matches after the $36.00 match referees of 3. a women the most experienced is stephanie frappe ha, from france, who's been fee for listed for 13 years. joining her is rwanda. selena consigned who's been refereeing at the top level since 2012. and the 3rd is japan's, your. she meet yamashita who was be for listed in 2015. she's described her selections for this tournament as a dream and says she is ready to handle the big occasion. pretty much, you know, of course, i think the pressure is huge. and i have a lot of responsibility for this, but i'm really happy to take on this duty and pressure. so i'll try to take it positively. one of the big goals as a referees to bring out the beauty of soccer. i will do my best and do what i can to make that happen in game. so if i need to communicate with the players, i will do that. if i need to show a card, i will show a card, rather than just control. i'm thinking about the bigger goal of bringing out the appeal of soccer because i would be very happy if my being a female referee helps women play an active role in sports. and espec

situation, the former mayor, stephanie rawlins, baltimore, the spokesperson, not held to account, and tragically, that arranges things, even though getting people involved tempestuous leeart of the insurrection of youth culture in general and not just black youth culture, hip-hop, these things happen, they have bodies around people, people do things that are evocative and provocative. it was tragic and horrible, we need to rethink what we do in spaces like that where potential for herds and crowds to trample on people exist so we should take a look at all that. as opposed to dealing with the underlying currency but having said that, yeah, let's think about music and its impact, the spaces we gather to celebrate each other to uplift art, sometimes dangerous as we saw the other day with the death of the ninth person who was there, it is traumatic, tragic and we must try never to repeat that situation where people are rushing away or towards the stage. we have to examine all that and figure out what is healthy and productive but we don't want to stigmatize a particular artist or group or endemic to this process and rock concerts and the like. whatever pretense or form of

stephanie, under donald trump, we had record debt and deficits. i saw on the floor of the senate, and watched republicans vote, big spending bill after a big spending bill. i remember mike lee, who is in a race for his life out in utah. i remember in 2010, the tea party, remember that? it was all about government spending. oh likely, tomorrow would be a good day for you to stand up to government spending. tomorrow via great day for you to say, i'm not gonna put up with the government been overcharged by anyone. and i will wait to see if he does that, i'm betting he won't, because they only care about spending, when they're the ones not doing it. >> please don't hold your breath, claire, we care to much about you. luke, let's talk about those trump subpoena, how soon can we see it happen? we know he is going to resist. >> right, they've been working on it all weekend, they want to make sure it's airtight. i would guess that we see tomorrow, actually, the committee voted thursday to start this process where the staff would draft a subpoena. they've gotta go through now determine exactly which docking as they wanted to demand for the former president, and create a pretty lengt

florida's power is restored only small pockets in lee county, that is where the eye of the storm hit, still looking to get back online. let's go to stephanieer that power statistic. i know the residents have been allowed to return to the islands for the first time since the storm. what are you hearing from them? >> good afternoon to you, alex. this is our first look at fort myers beach. this is the first time we are visiting this area, this barrier island, and the destruction is catastrophic. apocalyptic. when you come here, it takes your breath away. the pictures, videos do not do a justice. let me show you what is happening here. this is the heart of the tourist district. i am on old san carlos boulevard and fifth street. if you look around, i will flip the camera around here. this is looking out at the bay there. there is the water. then let's take you over here, there's a truck there. this was once a surf shop slash clothing shop. moving on here to the tropical sunset. the devastation is just breathtaking. you have the south seas trader, you see all the debris. the sand. this is what it looks like when you take a category four direct h