i said barry manilow said it was a fib and not your perfume. here's the website. timately, this can lead to death, not just fixable problems. so let's know with we're talking about. educate ourselves. barry, thanks for being a standup guy and saying i will front this issue. barry, seriously, of all the people -- we do a lot of threaps interviews, you're -- these interviews, you're a great guy. >> i second that. >> i'm still doing copa cabana in my head. >> we've got first warning ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >>> now for a look at weather. >>> temperatures have been around the 50-degree mark with a daytime high of 68. 76 on saturday. a run of 80s with overnight lows in the 50s to about the mid-50s. now for a check on the roads, let's send it over to sharon gibala. >>> we cleared up that tunnel trouble. now we have a new problem a disabled vehicle. watch for that accident on 295 northbound still blocking the left lane. an accident at glen burnie. there's a lock at your speeds in the 40s. slight delays on 795. there's a live look at 795. as you approach the beltway, you'll hav

the manilow song until barry made it great. >> you know what i learned?e at one point sat in barry manilow's old office. >> at the broadcast center. >> excellent information on a monday morning. good morning, everyone. >>> the search for survivors continues in turkey this morning after sunday's powerful earthquake there. it was a magnitude 7.2 quake centered in eastern turkey. it flattened mud brick homes and brought down high-rise buildings. at least 270 people are confirmed dead and the number is expected to rise. >>> president obama heads west today and we have learned that in las vegas, he'll unveil a new plan to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. the president wants to make it possible for many more americans to refinance. >>> another big satellite has fallen to earth, the second in two months. pieces of the old german research satellite came down somewhere in southeast asia today. a large u.s. satellite fell from orbit into the pacific ocean last month. >>> western caribbean, rina is building strength. the storm has winds of 40 miles an hour. curren

turns out one of those is barry manilow.g attention to the problem. >> he'll tell us what it's like how to live with it, and how he uses his hit songs to keep track of his own heart. how about that? >> who knew it would work out that way? >> apparently, lola was not a show girl after all. >>> on a serious note, let's get to the latest on the terrible earthquake. in turkey, near the border with iran. it struck on sunday and now at least 270 people are dead. more than 1,000 injured. earlier i asked a journalist in the hard-hit city about the damage there. >> reporter: well, there's still widespread panic in the main city that the earthquake struck yesterday. ever since yesterday there's been more than 100 aftershocks that jolted the region. so that's why most of the people, locals here, are outside and are actually ready to go back to the apartments. they're warned to stay outside, either sleep in their cars or get a tent. because it is not clear how bad the damage is. what you see behind me, you are going to see several emerg

he signed janis joplin in the '60s, made barry manilow a star in the '70s, guided whitney houston toe '80s, engineered santana's comeback in the '90s, and discovered alicia keyes in the new century. so how many grammys do you have? >> i have five grammys. >> reporter: the study in his weekend home is a trophy case. >> this is for the break-away album. >> reporter: producer album of the year supernatural. >> this is for best rock album. >> reporter: you cleaned up, as they say. >> we cleaned up. >> reporter: when a music industry magazine asked readers to name the most influential record executive of all time, 82% picked davis. that sounds like a south american election. (laughing) >> that's what they told me. now you'll think i'm bragging. >> reporter: no brag. just fact. clive davis's influence in the industry.... >> okay. i'm ready to go. ♪. >> reporter:... is apparent at the party he's thrown every year for 35 years. davis spends months planning it and drawing up the guest list. held the night before the grammys, it's the hottest invitation in l.a.. do you ever get desperate appea

. >>> singer barry manilow speaks out about a heart condition that affects him and millions other americansing never before seen pictures from the sinking titanic nearly a century ago. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. ,,,,,,,,

a little barry manilow. video shot by my iphone.lion downloads from itunes worldwide. 2:00 p.m., doctors in training, learning to save lives. every class comes with an ipad. 3:30, shawn making graphics on a mac for this story. 4:00 p.m., 8-year-old margo gets home to her mac. she likes the games. >> i am allowed to play as long as i want but sometimes i play on the ipad. >> reporter: 5:15, she wants a break. she rents a movie. "toy story" from pixar. >> reach for the sky! >> reporter: 6:30, elizabeth checks out abc news. pixar is not the only digital animation out there. macs not the only personal computers. iphones not the only smartphones. but without steve jobs, none of them would exist like they do today, if they existed at all. he changed lives. he changed life. mine and yours. 10:15, turn out the lights. john berman, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching. we're always on at abcnews.com and don't forget "nightline" later. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. >>> police reopen a freeway after a futile att

we're also going to hear from the great barry manilow. he was still drawing sellout crowds after 40 years. the illness that nearly stopped his career. that and more on "the early show." because did he write the songs, as you both know. >> not a lot of guys in show biz have the longevity of barry. >> makes the whole world sing. >> we could stay here forever. >> i think we can see a lot of one-liners coming up on the early. >> at the copa! >> if you can work mandy into it you would have got a big thumbs upstay tuned. >> thanks, chris. >> early show coming up at 7:00. >>> an old piece of space junk has finally hit home. >> after days of tracking down a defunct germal satellite it landed in asia last night. the german satellite traveled up to 280 miles an hour but exactly where it landed in asia is unknown. but it did. 2.5-ton rosat satellite was launched back in 1990, retired in 1999. a lot of those kind of coming back to earth lately. >> and, of course, there's a lot of hype surrounding it. nobody wants to be hit on the head bay a satellite

. >> ♪ cuz it's daybreak if you wanna believe ♪ it's barry manilow, you're watching "fox & friends." ithin the last month or so, he promised when he has the next show over at radio city, he'll stop back on the curvy couch. >> it's in february. i'm going to it. >> remember three short years ago, p. diddy came to this very couch and promised that i'd have an invitation to his white party. that never came. >> are you saying that celebrities sometimes say things. >> that's what i'm saying, steve! snap out of it. don't be so naive. he's not coming. >> let's make it happen now. he just announced a fourth concert in new york because so many people got to see him. >> unfortunately even though he writes the songs that make the whole world sing, i do not believe that barry manilow is coming back. >> it is a miracle indeed. >> do you want to bet? >> he will -- >> bet he's coming back? >> no, he won't come back. >> no, i know. it's ok. it's the principle of the thing. >> while you guys wager it out, i'm going to do headlines. >> we're in unison. he's not coming back. >> ceo of freddie mac calling