his latest c.d. is called "day by day."ice to have you on the program. are you doing all right? >> yes. >> how are things in lagos? >> the government is still spending the oil money like it's their personal property and all that. tavis: how difficult is it to -- i want to ask a two-part question here. how difficult is it to live under those conditions, especially for you, because you travel around the world, you're regarded and loved around the world. you could live anywhere else around the world. you're a countryman and live under these conditions and you support them and do what you can for them. but how difficult a challenge is that for you, when you could be living here in l.a., for example? >> these days it's quite a big challenge because of the opportunities that i have to stay somewhere in l.a. and all that. my work will be easier. i would be able to work with great musicians around the world. in lagos and nigeria, it's very difficult. the conditions, with no electricity, the poverty level. everybody keeps asking for

from his grammy-nominated c.d., "the way i see it" here is raphael saadiq performing "love that girl.joy and good night from los angeles. and keep the faith. ♪ you can thank mi hyun she's such a love child and every maid in this place would love to be in her place settle down and i'll do my best to be better than the rest because she can soul and i'm glad she can soul and i'm glad so glad to make love oh, why oh, why love that girl i'm thinking how could this be feels like a dream to me then she kissed me a kiss that gave my whole body a twist so i said girl you give my heart indianapolis she's been so she is so >> so sweet and tender >> ♪ and i'm glad oh, i oh, i love that girl uh-huh darling i'm so glad we found each other holding hands making love and all that stuff she is so >> ♪ so sweet and tender so glad we made it through so sweet and tender >> ♪ when we're making love, baby i'm in love with you baby i'm in love with you baby ♪ [applause] >> for more information on today's show, glad you've joined us for a about the u.s. auto industry and edie falco, coming up right now. >> th

he's even tan a c.d. from a musician apayment, and a $10 supermarket gift car paul, hagen spt the early part of his career on wl street and maybe that's wheree learned thers more than one way to do business >> i hope he learned on wa street not to acpt any coateral debt ligations. >> that might be a little too sophisticed for a ti driv. >> sie: that's "nightly business repor for thursday, august 6. we want remind you this is the time of year your puic television station see your pport. >> paul: support that makes programsike "nightly business report" possible >> sus: thanks for joining us and don't rget to support your public television statio i'm susie gharib. goodnight, everye. you too, paul >> paul: goodnight, sie. i'm paulangas wishing all of you the st of good buys. "nightly business port" is madeossible by: thisrogram was made possible by contributions tyour pbs station from viewers like yo thanyou. captning sponsored by wpbt captioned media accessroup at wgbh access.wgbh.g

starting july 7, you could pick up a copy of his long-awaited new c.d., "black summer's night," the firsta trilogy of cds. before that, he ticks off a national tour in milwaukee on june 20. here is some of the video from the single, "pretty wings." >> ♪ to see clearly the way love can be when you are not with me i had to leave let love set you free pretty wings your pretty wings fly ♪ tavis: let me just start by saying that you did just a few dates not long ago to tease your fans about this new project, and you are such a tease. you are such a tease. i was an audience at the shrine show. >> you did take all the shine away from me. tavis: you killed it that night. >> l.a. was so encouraging. i felt like i had all the cheerleaders in the house that night. tavis: what does it feel like to be gone by your own choice off the stage for as long as you decided? eight years? >> at this point. tavis: 7 and half years you're off the scene, and you announce that you're coming back just for a few dates, and the tickets sell out just like that, in minutes. you get on stage and people go buck wild crazy

he's even taken a c.d. from a musician as payment, and a $10 supermarket gift card. paul, hagen spent the early part of his career on wall street and maybe that's where he learned there's more than one way to do business. >> i hope he learned on wall street not to accept any collateral debt obligations. >> that might be a little too sophisticated for a taxi driver. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, august 6. we want to remind you this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> paul: support that makes programs like "nightly business report" possible. >> susie: thanks for joining us and don't forget to support your public television station. i'm susie gharib. goodnight, everyone. you too, paul >> paul: goodnight, susie. i'm paul kangas wishing all of you the best of good buys. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

this official fom the c.d.. to me today that pregnant women caget this and get ery si very quickly. from thisflu bug. and so they moe to the front of the le. that's acontroversial sue. t they don't rally knowwhy. me groups are beter off than others. >> can anyone get vaccine that wants or do you have to be in the approved categy bere you can get it? >> theovernment will let us kn how they're going to mae sure that the ght people get it in the right arms athe right tim what is n known is how they're gointo do it. pet: thank you. while all this talk abut health was going on secetary of state hiary clinton was half a world ay. visiting ven countries in africa. shing the obama administration commitment to at continent. shwent there to help encouragmore democracy and promote energy developent. but twounscripted moments seemed t define h trip. in the congo she was asked wha her hsband, the forer president,thought of a deal the chinese hd there. >> wait. you want me to tell you whatmy husband thinks? my husband is not the cretary of state i am. no, you askedmy opinion. will tell you my opi

. ♪ >> reporter: one of his first passengers took him at his word and gave him this c.d.al artist. nice for the ride, but it doesn't pay the rent. clearly eric fails to grasp some pretty fundamental business principles. friends and co-workers worried he would lose his shirt if he didn't have a pricing structure. eric insisted it didn't matter if he didn't know business, he knew people. >> it's about trust and i think a lot of businesses today don't... they forget about the trust in people. >> reporter: when people tell eric they can only pay so much, he believes and welcomes them. >> i just knee somebody else will make them make up for it. so basically it evens itself out. >> reporter: call it socialized ground transportation. although for eric, at least, it's also smart capitalism. >> you wouldn't believe the people i have that are so appreciative of this. >> reporter: on the left is the going rate for a regular taxi in burlington. on the right, what eric has been averaging. as you can see, he's outpacing the competition, taking home about $6 more on every three male fir

the largest retailer says it will offer a c.d. set with kiss's first new music in 11 years. the deal typically give an artist more money. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 6:18. it's 71 degrees. another check on weather and traffic is straight ahead. >> and don't forget to e-mail your answer to our "watercooler question of the day." what do you think of an australian court's decision to grant the man the right to die? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> good morning. let's see what's going on out there. a few problems to watch for. ab accident at whitehall road. the harrisburg expressway, we're in the green. that's from the maryland line all the way down to the beltway. if you're heading out anywhere else, we're doing pretty well. as far as our speed sensors go. gut we have a problem involving down wires. philadelphia road shut down at middle river road. take pulasky as your alternate. 11 minutes on the outer loop north side. same on the outer loop west side. a 13-minute ride southbound 95

wilco's new c.d., called simply, "wilco, the album" is their fastest seller ever, debuting at numberrecent appearance on "late night with david letterman" and a song featured in a high-profile tv ad campaign. ♪ >> the little band that could is finally getting some big-time respect. so whether he's playing for thousands or in his son's bedroom, for jeff tweedy and wilco, it's all a pretty great gig. >> if we can continue to do this, and still feel really good about it after 20 years, that's a minor miracle, i think, probably. not a "call the vatican" kind of miracle but certainly something to be acknowledged and count as a blessing. >> thanks very much. thanks for listening. see you soon. >> next. cheers. 's critical that i stick to my medication. i cannot be one of the 61 million americans who do not refill their prescriptions on time. readyfill at cvs pharmacy automatically refills my prescriptions and reminds me to pick them up. you mean, reminds me to pick them up. [ chuckles ] stop by your local cvs pharmacy to ask if readyfill is right for you, and get a $25 coupon book. readyfi

he has a new c.d., "sounds like life." dave: he sounds really good.its this morning, also a new one from this c.d. also, lots of brats coming up. gretchen: is it only me or is he also hot? brian: as far as the couch goes, you're the one to assess it that way. i look at the quality of his music. gretchen: oh, sure. yes. brian: more on that as the show moves on. gretchen: officially he is, i guess. brian: i think he's officially prop lar. he does more for the troops than anyone i know. dave: a good patriot, indeed. gretchen: a couple of headlines. new details now in the search for haleigh cummings who's been missing since february. her babysitter and now stepmom have both flunked a lie detector test for the fourth time. misty croslin cummings was watching haleigh the night she disappeared. >> there's things going on with you about haleigh going missing that you know about that you're not telling anybody. >> there's nothing that i'm not telling nobody. i told everybody everything that i know. i don't know what you're trying to get out of me. i'm 17 years