>> we're going to billy joel.re going to billy joel. >> that's a great show by the way. >> i've gone, that's why we're going again. diana ross, billy joel, i'm old. if whitney were and or michael jackson, i would be going. >> lawmakers, though, it's not just everyone complaining on twitter, lawmakers are also saying we've been highlighting this problem for a long time. >> and they have. i think that's a great point. i spoke to diana moss, the president of the american anti-trust institute. she said there are a few things that need to happen here. one, there needs to be an anti-trust opened at the d.o.j. and, two, legislatively there are things in terms of policy that could be done in terms of rules of the road, ticketing transparency, in terms of dealing with the bot problem, just addressing the resale market. i think, look, there is a lot of pent-up demand for concerts because of the pandemic. does ticket master do anything to address this? i think beyonce is supposed to be going to concert. and you know the swif

. >> we went to billy joel last night. >> but we have to get to the news. >>> overnight we learned the identity of the man who opened fire on his co-workers at a virginia walmart. what we don't know still is why he did it. >>> he rejected a request to speak to the house january 6th committee, now the justice department wants former vice president mike pence to testify in the investigation of former president trump. will he cooperate? >>> another day, another elon musk controversy. the self-described chief twit, seemingly defending the officer who shot a black teenager. >>> and another upset at the world cup, japan defeating germany. >>> new details about the mass shooting in a chesapeake, virginia. the store's overnight manager firing on employees in a break room, killing six people before taking his own life. this morning we're hearing from people who witnessed the horror. diane gallagher is live for us in chesapeake, virginia with the det details. hello, to you, what do you know? >> reporter: police are spending this thanksgiving trying to determine why a man that walmart said worked

. >> well, i know billy joel is now touring with stevie nicks. >> billy joel asked for a picture of meeparated at birth. i had five pictures of stevie nicks taken and i never got one of them, but she loves "mad. >> how about that exxonmobil >> did you hear what i said? she loves "mad." >> i know. >> not "squawk on the street." "mad." >> no, she doesn't -- no they can't get up in time for "squawk. >> way back in the day, barbara streisand used to love "squawk box. she used to write us emails. >> today's the anniversary of her broadway album release >> is it really? you know what i saw on a clear day? >> the original clear day. >> on a clear day, you can see forever. >> i love broadway so much >> you were never going to be a song and dance man right here is the only actual talent at this desk in terms of music. >> milk and honey. it was great this is the land of milk and honey. great. >> some of the names we didn't get to >> how about that exxon. >> i don't know that play. i never saw it was that with robert morris? >> oh, he was excellent. >> guess what i saw him in >> what, you saw him

. >> we went to billy joel last night. >> but we have to get to the news. >>> overnight we learned thea walmart. what we don't know still is why he did it. >>> he rejected a request to speak to the house january

. >> jimmy: i feel like your band one of -- i think is -- you're up there, like with billy joel in theit could have been "i'm on the hunt for men like you." [ cheers ] >> jimmy: well, thank you. then we go into smell like i sound, i'm lost and i'm found. >> right. >> jimmy: what does that mean, smell like i sound? >> well -- it means what it sounds like. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it does? >> it smells like what it sounds like. >> jimmy: so you're running after amanda or whomever it is -- >> yeah, there's a kind of howl. you know? if you can smell a howl. >> jimmy: oh. >> that's what it would smell like. >> jimmy: if you could smell -- you've actually made it even less clear, in a way. [ laughter ] >> yeah. it's my talent. >> jimmy: "the reflex." why don't you use it, try not to bruise it. what are we trying not to bruise in this song? >> well -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] use your imagination, mate. >> jimmy: so you have a -- you've got a movie coming out? >> yes. >> jimmy: you got the big premiere tomorrow? >> absolutely, yes. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: right here in hollywood, right? the movie

. >> look, that's ul hanging out with billy joel. >> last night at the garden.ng guaranteed. >> that's me and kaitlan. >> this is what happens when mamma leaves. when i leave the kids party. >> we had such a great time. >> state land had never been to msg. >> she's got moves. i think she schooled you. "uptown girl" is her favorite song. >> have a great thanksgiving. eat too much, watcto

. >> don treated us to billy joel concert. amazing seats. there's tim your wonderful fiance and then we got to go backstage and meet him. >> him and his wife and kids. >> it was kaitlan's first time at msg. >> madison square garden. >> she changed me, got me a cheese burger. >> kaitlan hung out too long last night, she didn't show up today. >> no, that's not true, she always had today off so i can have tomorrow off. >> i have neither day off. i'm not bitter at all. >> thank you. we had a ball. >> don't touch. don't touch. >> we have a lot of news. >> "cnn this morning" continues right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. we're so glad you could join us on this thursday, november 24th, happy thanksgiving to you. kaitlan collins off today. we hope you're enjoying this thanksgiving. but there's a lot of new news we have to talk about here. the new details this morning about the walmart manager who opened fire on fellow employees. many ran for their lives. one woman, well, she lived and she told cnn a lot. and she's going to tell us why she -- wha

. >> look, that's ul hanging out with billy joel. >> last night at the garden.> poppy cut out early because she has kids. >> no. because i needed one anchor here this morning guaranteed. >> that's me and kaitlan. >> this is what happens when mamma leaves. when i leave the kids party. >> we had such a great time. >> state land had never been to msg. >> she's got moves. i think she schooled you. "uptown girl" is her favorite song. >> have a great thanksgiving. eat too much, watch too much football. do it all today and be grateful and happy. >> we're grateful for you. "newsroom" is now. >>> good morning. very happy thanksgiving to you. i'm jim sciutto. a lot to get to this morning on this special edition of "newsroom." millions of americans will gather today with families and loved ones. part of that includes the macy's thanksgiving day parade which is kicking off right now in new york city. we'll have live updates in just minutes. first, this thanksgiving will be a difficult one for so many families who have lost loved ones yet again to senseless gun violence just

says 4% of the population has this union of the senses, including lady gaga -- ♪ michelle: and billy joel vladimir nabokov, who wrote lolita, also had it. ♪ michelle: so did composer and pianist duke ellington. is synesthesia more common among artists and musicians? dr. cytowic: well, you know, we are, we're more familiar with, uh, famous artists who happen to be synesthetes than we are famous synesthetes who happen to be artists. and it's a chicken and egg question of, uh, are they artistic because they're synesthetic or are they synesthetic because they're artistic? but i think it's, i think it's the former that, and they're used to unusual things going together michelle: it's those unusual things that inspire the work of peterson. he listens to music as he works and draws the shapes that he sees. now, these shapes appear three dimensional in front of you? they're floatinin the air? >> they are being created in front of me. they're not like in the, they're not in the room. they're forming in front of me as, as i listeto music and the more i concentrate on it, the more they're gonna form

interviewer of musicians, especially, and i would sit and listen to him talk to like, for instance, billy joel what he was able to pull out of these musicians that liked him genuinely, he knew what he was talking about, unlike so many interviewers. and it's just, it's always been such a pleasure to listen to howard when he's interviewing musicians. and this, again, it's what he's always wanted to do after 15 years. he, you know, our 15 years rgs -- years, actually, but after all this time, he's got to interview the boss. it's going to be extraordinary. >> yeah, for those of us who love springsteen and howard, this was like a, to me it was his best interview. boy has he done a lot of them. always incredibly well prepared and the implicit agreement for a guest, when you walk into the studio, it's all on the table. bruce was the perfect example of that. he went deep, said things i hadn't heard him explain for. he went into the stories behind the song, like his broadway show. howard has done about every interview, you can hear his tone in the interview, and the next day talking about it, it was a