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a stadium tour kicks off this spring and anthony mason visited the punk band where it all began, in northernr the punk trio green day -- >> we all get in the same car and all show up. >> reporter: 924 gilman, the legendary club in berkeley, california, was transformational. >> all it took one step in the door to go, this is awesome. ♪ welcome to paradise ♪ >> what did it mean for you guys to play here back then? >> like playing mecca. >> might as well have been playing shea stadium. >> yeah. ♪ ♪ and get me moving ♪ >> that's me in 1989. that's john kitmeyer. he played with us for a couple years before tre joined the band. >> reporter: billy joe armstrong, mike dirnt and tre cool were regulars at the club in the late '80s. >> we played here once a month, and then the other weekends we were just here all the time. >> i was on that stage a lot more as a fan than i was in our band. ♪ >> reporter: their original band name, sweet children, is still spray-painted in the rafters. >> we painted that there when we did a demo here in '88. yeah. ♪ sometimes i give myself the creeps ♪ >> reporter: the cl

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cbs mornings, anthony mason tagged along with the punk band in berkeley as they stopped by one of theere it all began. >> reporter: for the trio, green bay, 924 gilman, the legendary club in berkeley, california was transformation. >> all it took was one step in the door, this is awesome. >> what did it mean for you guys to play here back then? >> like playing mecca, you know. >> that's me, in 1989. that is john, he played with us for a couple of years before he joined the band. >> reporter: billy joe armstrong, mike and tres cool were regulars in the 80s. >> we would play here once a month, and the other weekends, we were just here all the time. >> i was on that stage a lot more as a fan then i was in our band. >> reporter: the original band name, suite children is still spray-painted here. >> we painted that when we did the demo in 88. yeah. >> reporter: the club, a collective welcomed kids of all ages but with strict rules. >> no racism, no sexism, no homophobia. it was on the door. the kids here were latchkey kids, so we learned family values, but also work. i learned my short gam

. >>> also anthony mason kicks off our road to the grammy's series with finyeus.lobe with his sister billie eilish and they make good music together. >>> and nba legend charlesbarkley will be in studio. definitely stick around to hear what he has to say. we'll have everything you need to know and more on the show. we'll see you at 7:00 and any other questions? >> that was fantastic and tell charles i say hello and we can't wait to see the interview. nate, thank you for joining us. >>> all right, so let's talk technology and just talking about sports and technology. and how it's helping kids with football. but how about technology and traffic? we all know what the morning rush is like sometimes bumper-to-bumper and at a standstill. now artificial intelligence could be driving big changes in your commute. marlee ginter explains how they want to use artificial intelligence to help. >> reporter: california is turning to artificial intelligence to make your state roadways safer. >> the hope is we can get in front of these accidents. >> reporter: it comes at a time when

. >>> plus anthony mason always delivers with the music stories and today only on "cbs mornings" announce newest inductees into the songwriters' hall of fame. >>> and one of the songwriters is going to join us also. award-winning actor clive owen is going to be here to talk about playing the legendary detective sam spade in his new limited series. here's my french. monsieur spade. basically sam spade goes to southern france and it's very, very good. all that and more at 7:00. >> i want you to try to get him to record my voice mail greeting. what a great voice he has. i wish you a nice electric blanket and those chilly temperatures of new york and a big fat nap this weekend. thank you my friend. >>> it's game time and we are counting down to the 49ers' first test of the playoffs. the packers are coming to levi's stadium on saturday and draymond green made his this we help thewarriors move up in the west? we're joined by 95.7 "the game" host mark willard. good morning to you mark. thank you for joining us. as we count down to saturday. packers coming to town in the divisional round and do y

here is anthony mason. >> tom petty once said, quote, music is probably the one real magic i have encounteredns. here are the five new inductees to the songwriters hall of fame. ♪ >> reporter: leading the 2024 inductees rem. ♪ that's me in the corner ♪ ♪ that's me in the spotlight, losing my religion ♪ >> michael stipe, mike mills, peter buck, and bill barry came out of athens, georgia in the '80s. ♪ this one guess out to the one i love ♪ >> reporter: and took indie rock to the top of the pop charts. ♪ if you believe they put a man on the moon, man on the moon ♪ >> reporter: music is way beyond rational thinking, stipe has said. it doesn't have to make any sense. but there is something there. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ >> reporter: rem enters the songwriters hall of fame. ♪ i feel fine ♪ ♪ i don't want to spend my life jaded, waiting ♪ >> reporter: hillary lindsey has written 27 number one country hits, many with carrie underwood. ♪ visa success take the wheel, take it from my hands ♪ >> reporter: with laurie mckenna and liz rose, she is part of the love junkies, the trio tha

he invited anthony mason into the studio for a little chat. >> you're sitting these days where billiet's like a boom mike. she'll swing it around. >> reporter: finneas o'connell works out of a small studio in the basement of his los angeles home. ♪ because i ♪ okay. i think i'm good. >> and this just being used as a mini keyboard right now. >> reporter: it's where he collaborates with his younger sister, billie eilish. >> quieter, but yes. ♪ because i ♪ yeah, yeah. >> i'm fairly certain that is how we wrote "barbie." i was sitting a the piano and she was sitting here with the mic. >> reporter: right here, the "barbie" song "what was i made for" was born. ♪ i don't know how to feel ♪ >> reporter: where did that melody come from? >> the chords were at my fingertips like playing a chord, playing a chord and another chord. i've had a couple of times in my professional life where i've gotten super lucky. one of them was "ocean eyes." "ocean eyes" was laying those chords. and literally the same time "i've been watching you for some time ♪ ♪ can't stop staring at those ocean eyes ♪ like all

anthony mason has a lyrical take on charles osgood, "the music man."teichner channels charlie's inner poet. lee cowan on the good life. charlie's summers in the south of france. mo rocca on his signature bow ties. some thoughts from long-time friend ted koppel, and more on this special edition of "sunday morning." remembering charles osgood. and we'll be back after this. ♪ ♪ you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >>> we begin at the beginning. charles osgood wood was born here in new york city in 1933. he was joined just shy of a year later by his baby sister mary anne, and together they shared a childhood

anthony is in mason talks with oscar winner daniel caluay about the newest project called the kitcheng his directing debut. >>> also model and entrepreneur, that's beverly johnson on your screen. she'll be here in the studio too. 50 years ago she became the first black person to appear on the cover of "vogue" magazine. we're going to talk about that. wonder if she remembers that moment? any guess is yes and she has the new off broadway one woman show. >>> gronk is here today in the house if that's not enough. rob gronkowski had the exclusive announcement about this year's super bowl. be curious to see what he has to say. we'll see you 7:00 straight up. that's a little over 15 minutes from now. gianna? back to you. >> i can't let you go without making note of your yellow dress. and congratulations and happy anniversary. >> yes. it's my anniversary dress. >> 12 years? >> yes. 12 years i have been sitting here. yep. >> that is amazing -- >> very excited today. >> i hope it's a big party and we're so glad you're here. >> thank you. thank you. glad to be here. bye bye. >> all right. thanks

anthony snook will appear before magistrates tomorrow. 15—year—old mason rist and 16—year—old max dixoncity on saturday. this evening, members of the local community gathered to release hundreds of balloons in memory of the boys. the number of confirmed cases of measles in the west midlands has doubled within three weeks, according to the latest figures. the region is experiencing its worst outbreak of the disease in three decades, and it accounts for three quarters of all confirmed cases in england during this latest outbreak. phil mackie has been speaking to one couple about how measles affected their son. this is how measles can affect a little child. ezra barrett is just four months old. you ok? he coughs. this was him three weeks ago. he probably caught measles during a trip to a soft play area. he was so young, he hadn't been vaccinated. he spent six days in hospital. his parents said he looked like an octopus, with all the wires coming out of him. his temperature was up all the time. he just wasn't himself, he was crying a lot. wasn't feeding, temperature was high. obviously look

. 44—year—old anthony snook will remain in police custody overnight before appearing in the bristol magistrates�* court tomorrow morning. this is a pivotal moment in investigation and masong them with support and we continue to ask for their privacy is respected and they are given space to grieve. you�*re live with bbc news. the united states says the islamic resistance in iraq group was behind a drone strike that killed three us soldiers injordan. kateib hezbollah — part of that group ?— part of that group — says it has suspended operations against us forces "to prevent embarrassment of the iraqi government". us presidentjoe biden has said he has decided how to respond to the attack injordan ? warning it would be "at a time and in a manner of our choosing". iran warned it would retaliate against any attack on what it called its "interests". here�*s the us national security council spokespersonjohn kirby. we believe that the attack injordan was a planned resource facilitated by in umbrella group called the islamic resistance of iraq, which contains multiple groups including the kateib hezbollah. let�*s speak to our security correspondent frank gardner. the issue for the

mason. yeah. who go from making statements that frankly, the textbook definition of a guesstimate claim, think about should be condemned in the strongest possible way. so who is a personal commentator anthony webber in the u. k. he thinks the views expressed by the is william boss of the do not reflect those regular people as well. a, there's a huge sum of the table is trying to almost suppose if, if i start to stream government and empower somebody, i would very much like that needs to be removed. i think the, the job of the i is ready and best as should really be. she represented is reynolds right. does that include people is a lot apparently representing the page. the basic government cannot write a project, but wants to do this. i under all of that from she's such the guy uh, ignoring, uh, well, the opinion on public opinion on these issues. but it comes to a point where they cons ignores that even though i mean, or the tray is riley, cause a part of sending side fix issues to babysit info. then from december they love the said there's a lot of things. are she going off of a price as petitions or his own? so i think this will continue and so the u. k. government changes, it's policy si

44—year—old anthony snook will remain in police custody overnight before appearing in the bristol magistrates' court tomorrow morning. this is a pivotal moment in our investigation and masonorthern ireland's devolved assembly. so what's in the deal? well, before brexit, trade between northern ireland, the rest of the uk and the republic of ireland was straightforward because they were all in the eu and shared the same free trade rules. but when the uk — including northern ireland, left the eu, a deal was needed to allow trade to continue with the republic of ireland — which remains in the eu — without imposing border checks, which are unacceptable to unionists. the original deal meant new checks on goods from great britain coming into northern ireland, had to take place at ports in northern ireland. that was disputed over claims it would put northern ireland at a disadvantage economically. so it was amended and two "lanes" for goods arriving in northern ireland from great britain were created. a �*green lane' for goods that would remain in ni and a �*red lane' for goods that could be sent on to the republic of ireland, or the eu. this deal this week, will reduce checks an

on saturday, say 44 year old anthony snook will appear magistrates appear at bristol magistrates court charged with the court tomorrow charged with the murders of 15 old mason murders of 15 year old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon in the knowle west area of the city. avon and somerset police saying a total of eight people so far have been arrested, all as part of its investigation . as part of its investigation. but the main news today is that there will be no routine checks on goods traded between the uk , on goods traded between the uk, mainland and northern ireland after the government published details of its deal with the democratic unionist party today. the agreement sets the stage for the return of power sharing at stormont after the dup withdrew almost two years ago. the new deal will also see a package of more than £3 billion to support pubuc more than £3 billion to support public services in northern ireland. it's expected to be debated in parliament tomorrow and today. the home secretary concedes that the number of asylum seekers likely to be sent to rwanda under the government's £240 million scheme could actually be quite low. answering . q