celine dion? that's my girl. >> celine dion? so everyone that you've mentioned and celine dion.er to you that she's canadian? >> it doesn't matter. >> what male celebrity endorsement would move the needle for you? >> probably michael -- >> wise that? >> don't have to sit down and really think for myself. >> look at the issues, look at the candidates and then maybe if michael -- >> we've got to sit down. >> he's tough, talented, he got killed by the joker, but maybe i could prove to these voters that they could look to me for political guidance. >> man, when it comes to bench press, right in hitting like a clean 125. that's pretty good, right? >> fantastic. >> really? >> yeah. >> that's good news for me. >> are there any male celebrities, right -- we don't have to be talking but a list, they could be in front of you right now in this moment, whose opinion means something to you? long pause. >> clearly he was intimidated by meeting such a famous celebrity irl so i decided change the subject to the candidates. >> what you think kamala harris would have to do to appeal to more men?

celine dion when i was there. lots— celine dion when i was there.rigger me. we will not ever get over it, but being together now, it's a fantastic support. we should ex - lain fantastic support. we should exnlain to — fantastic support. we should explain to our— fantastic support. we should explain to our viewers, - fantastic support. we should explain to our viewers, we . fantastic support. we should i explain to our viewers, we have spoken to you beforehand about the imagery that you are ok with this morning. we do not want to cause you extra distress about seeing things or sensing things. catherine, what kind of strength do you get from being together? i can see you acknowledging the stories you acknowledging the stories you are hearing from your new—found friends. you are hearing from your new-found friends. watching the documentary _ new-found friends. watching the documentary last _ new-found friends. watching the documentary last week, - new-found friends. watching the documentary last week, i - new-found friends. watching the documentary las

a lot of artists, celine dion for example, i don't think she owns her copyright.blishing company. they will not go after trump because they are publicly traded and have officials on their board and they can't be on this kind of fight. >> that is important context. what do you think your father would think of donald trump? >> i have said it before. he would not want to be any part of this circus. this speaks to, like i said, the larger issue. my father lost the rights to his music a year before i was born. it took 56 years just to get "hold on i'm coming back" and here we are again with someone stepping on our rights when we fought hard to get them back. this is more conversation about trump and understanding he can just do what he wants to end a message for other artists to understand publishing, anything after 1978 comes back after 35 years. i just started the termination to recapture copyright. when situations like this come up you can do exactly what i did and protect your copyright. >> quickly day >> very quick. >> we worked for two weeks nonstop. we had eight

i think you pointed out that the just ignores them and latest example of this was celine dion. he was playing a celine dion video, one of his rallies and her team spoke out against but and he just they don't respond at all. they carry on. okay great. let's start with sort of the immediate aftermath. of january 6th where he goes back mar a lago and to me just what i remember of that moment as reporter and i love the way you kind of the stage for the rest of the book with. is mccarthy going from immediately seeming he's changing his tone on trump january. sixth was the wake up call know maintaining the majority matter if we are kind of falling in line behind a president incites an insurrection. but that changed very when we see the cell phone video or photo, i say that he uploads to twitter of him with donald trump. you talk about that meeting and, why that was important to you as sort of like like a stage setter for the rest of the book. yeah. well, in the book, the first scenes are on air force one on donald trump's last down to palm beach and the few days where he is at mar a

the foo fighters and celine dion have also requested the campaign stop using their songs.k in pennsylvania. early voting begins in less than two weeks in some areas. >> a software problem is being blamed for delays at one of the busiest airports in the country. officials say the issue affected the radar at newark airport. they say it was not the result of a cyber attack. seattle's airport is seeing slow but steady recovery from last week's cyber attack, which knocked out computer systems, flight information and baggage claim. boards were still out over the weekend. >> trust me. god is with us. that's what the first police officer to reach san francisco 40 niners, rookie ricky ricky pearsall said as he lay on the street suffering from a gunshot wound. pearsall was able to get to an ambulance with the help of sergeant joel harris. she was nearby when pearsall was shot during an attempted robbery. her goals when she arrived stopped the bleeding and calm. his fears >> i used my right hand because this is my strong hand to seal the wound, because he was like, am i? am i going t

[cheers & applause] that was celine dion's "my heart will go on." she's an incredible talent.e don't want to go near as vocalists. there's a reason why i did that today. you'll find out later. moving on though, it's part of our new season this year, we gave our wayfair vip lounge a new refresh. there's new decore. we have a neon sign. today it's home to special guests. let's welcome newly weds, daniel and edney. what's up? they have a style all on their own. look at their wedding reception. so daniel surprised his bride with a party like no other on new york city's l subway. he went out transforming the car complete with flowers, balloons, the red carpet, a five tiered wedding cake, live music, catered food, the works. i didn't know you could do this. friends, family and random strangers that joined in. daniel, did you know you could do this? i didn't know you could do this. >> i have good friends that help me put it together to surprise my beautiful wife. >> he did say beautiful. >> kelly: so lovely. oh! [applause] look at that smile. oh, that smile has so much joy. so when d

. ♪ wherever you are ♪ >> reporter: and celine dion pushed back when the campaign used the "titanic"u're the guy they come to? >> i hope so. >> reporter: lawrence iser is a music copy right attorney in los angeles. who successfully sued john mccain's campaign over the use of jackson brown's "running on empty." >> they were told not to use it, but they continue to use it, then that's actually copy right infringement and it is actionable and it is actionable in federal court. >> reporter: so you can sue? >> so you can sue. so, if you are a political candidate, those candidates need to respect the constitutional right of a musician or a songwriter to just say no to the use of their song in the political campaign. >> reporter: after all, music may not change voters' minds -- >> it is having that chorus that sort of sticks in your brain that doesn't let you forget it. and so that's part of music's power in a way that a stump speech is never going to pull of >> that was >>> it's friday, september 13th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." on strike. breaking overnight, boeing workers walk of

celine dion, the foo fighters and abba have all issued cease- and-desist letters amending he stop playingt his rallies, but the gop has one wildcard up its sleeve. enter lara trump herself. >> ♪ you were climbing up the ladder and the scream is getting louder ♪ >> okay, i guess the official rnc messages about trump or we will torture you with more lara trump songs. my panel is back with me. who needs a taylor swift endorsement when you've got lara trump in your pocket. >> lara trump is so bad, trump won't even play her at his rallies and i played that song and all the dogs and cats in my building were screaming, it was unbelievable. old testament come to life. it is like a sketch if you watch it. the first finger is good and then you get to lara trump and it is like a record scratch. >> it's worth pointing out that the song titled, hero, i believe is ostensibly meant to honor law enforcement in this country and yet the capitol police, who were beaten to nearly an inch of their lives on january 6, are potentially being considered for a pardon by her father-in-law. this is a bit of a twist

you know, i will never forget i saw margot in the audience playing a guitar celine dion and i see hernd i thought it was spam and said should i open the email they are like threes do and it was actual marg-o-t robbie. what are you working on and i said this and a year later here we are. >> what did you see that made you reach out and actively go after this? was it the fun or talent that you saw? what -- you could do anything. >> all the above. i mean, marla has such an original voice. if you haven't heard of her already, you will see this and be, you know, a cult follower like everyone else seems to be. she is not -- she is doing something no one else is doing. even the medium of off broadway has not been approached in this way before or appreciated in this way, i think. it's really playing into the medium that's so fun because it is more outrageous, you know, some -- trust me, you will walk down the east village and walk into the theater and you are going to get a white card and sit down and no intermission you are going to laugh so hard you are crying. your jaw is going to be on the

and that list includes abba, adele, aerosmith, a-ha, the beatles, beyonce, bruce springstein, celine dion. creedance, earth, wind and fire. elton john, foo fighters, guns n rosees, isaac hayes, cohen, linkin park, neil young and more. >> trump was ordered to stop using one song from one artist would be one thing. there is not the first song trump has been asked to stop using, just the first time the matter was settled in actual court. now, if you were worried about the musical desert that trump seems to be relicated. even if he were to be illegally barred from playing music from every artist in the world, there will always be the music of his daughter-in-law and the co-chair of the republican party, lara trump. ♪ without your bravery ♪ worry out of luck >> ♪ it can't be denied ♪ you got to be special. >> that is right. despite the fact that she is currently the co-chair of the republican national committee, the rnc, lara trump is still actively pursuing a music career in the middle of a historically significant presidential election. what i just played there was mrs. trump's newly release

. ♪ once more you opened the door ♪ >> the number one hit "my heart will go on," sung by celine dion,ia in 1971 and moved with his wife, carol, to nashville, where he began a long career of writing hits. over the years, he lent his lyrics to stars ranging from barry manilow -- ♪ looks like we made it ♪ >> -- to dionne warwick. ♪ i know i'll never love this way again ♪ >> jennings won his first academy award for the song "up where we belong" from the 1982 soundtrack to "an officer and a gentleman." ♪ love lifted us up to where we belong ♪ >> his first grammy nomination came for his work with friend and frequent collaborator steve winwood on the 1986 hit "higher love." ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ >> after the tragic death of his young son in 1991, eric clapton turned to jennings to help him find the words in the heartbreaking grammy-winning song "tears in heaven." ♪ if i saw you in heaven ♪ >> will jennings, the hall of fame songwriter, quietly, behind some of the most famous songs of the last half century, died this month at home in tyler, texas. he was 80 years old. he was 80 years old

their music and that list includes abba, adele, aerosmith, the beatles, beyonce, bruce springsteen, celine diondence clearwater revival, earth, wind, and fire. elton john. foo fighters. panic at the disco. pavarotti. phil collins. prince. queen. rem. rihanna. the rolling stones. sinnott o'connor. trump being ordered to stop using one song from one artist would be one thing, but this is not the first song trump has been asked to stop using, it is just the first time the matter has been settled in actual court. if you were worried about the musical desert that trump seems to be relegated to, you can rest assured. because even if trump were to be legally barred from playing the music of every single popular artist in the world, well, there will always be the music of his daughter-in-law and the cochair of the republican party, lara trump. >> ♪ without your bravery we are out of luck ♪ ♪no this can't ♪no this can't be denied, you've got to be special ♪ >> that is right. despite the fact that she is currently the cochair of the republican national committee, the rnc, lara trump is still actively pur

. >> more disney on ice, more celine dion and more anita baker shows, more usher who's playing this weekend. >> now that the a's are gone, the coliseum can also host those types of events. >> the stadium still is a functional stadium. the roots are going to be there next year. we you know, we did. i think bad bunny did. i think broke the record for outdoor stadium at the at the stadium. i think zach bryant came, you know, the country singer. i mean there's you could do monster trucks outside of the higher capacity instead of inside the arena. i mean, the dates being open open up so many opportunities for outdoor events next month, the african american sports and entertainment group will start meeting with neighborhood councils in oakland and then throughout the east bay to get community input on what future development around the coliseum should include. >> in oakland, ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news and more aircraft issues with the ntsb issuing an urgent safety warning for some boeing 737 airplanes. >> the agency says critical flight controls could jam while in the air. the ntsb says the a

the difference i want to point out is when you see other artists doing it says celine dion some of thethers who have complained, they don't own their copyright mr. hayes junior here or excuse me, mr. hazen, third here was fortunate that he took control of the copyright. he gave the termination notice. so he sets the groundwork for who can use it and who can't use it very important point and thank you for explaining how this was actually able to be authorized or not. >> i mean, isaac, your father, he wrote this song, but it was the duo sam and dave, who formed it. now sam moore who is one-half from sam and dave, that has come out in support of trump using the song and actually address it in a sworn statement filed with the court by the trump campaign that he is opposed to what you are doing now, how would you like to respond to him? >> well, i understand mr. moore has his political views, but for me this is a nonpolitical situation. this is about the fact that someone was using copyright without her permission. and it was more about the character, the nature of donald trump, a person th

the musical artists were family to end up in court other artists including beyonce, springsteen, celine dionave publicly rejected from using their me in my home count of philly. steak political ads playing that the eagles have endorsed kamala harris for president. the ad seen on bus stops around town show kamala harris wearing an eagles helmet and say, quote, kamala but official candidate of the philadelphia eagles, unquote, that is not true. the 2018 super bowl champions released a statement saying they are working on having the ads ruv. they have not endorsed any candidate, nor will they you can follow me on facebook, instagram, threads x, formerly known as twitter, and on the tiktok at jaketapper, you can follow the show on x at the lead cnn, if you ever miss it episode of the lead, you can listen to the show whence you get your podcasts all two hours, just sitting right there. like a delicious plum. the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer he's right next door in a place i like to call the situation room. i'll see you tomorrow happening now, kamala harris had donald trump are now just

the celine dion. the list goes on and on.he reason why is because they didn't want the music associated with that campaign. and so isaac hayes junior plans to be out here today at noon to have a conversation with the public just about why the family is taking this step. they also want payment for all the time the song has been play 134 times after they made this notice to the donald trump campaign. >> interstate has been played 134, 34 times since they've made notice of it. so let's see what happens today. it's good to see ryan. thank you so much. >> oh, there you are. hi, uncomfortably close. >> wow, on comfortably this i'm right here all right. this morning, the ground is shifting outside los angeles, literally the land movement in rancho palos verdes days, which residency is getting boris has caused power outages and more residents say they can actually see the ground move and they're urging the governor to take action please help us why do you think it's okay to ignore us? >> we have lost everything and we are not rich we

. ♪ wherever you are ♪ >> reporter: and celine dion pushed back when the campaign used the titanic partmoviecandidate using their music you are the guy they come to? >> yes. >> reporter: lawrence iser is a music copyright attorney in los angeles who successfully sued john mccain's campaign over the use of jackson brown's "running on empty." >> if they were told not to use it and continue to use it, then that's actually cop right infringement and it's actionable in federal court ilt. >> reporter: you can sue? >> you can sue. so if you are a political candidate, those candidates need to respect the constitutional right of a musician or a songwriter to just say no to the use of their song in the political campaign. >> reporter: after all, music may not change voters' minds, but it can definitely make them sway. >> it's having that chorus that sort of sticks in your brain that doesn't let you forget it. and so that's part of music's power in a bay that a stump speech will never pull off. ♪ high hopes ♪ ♪ he's got high hopes ♪ (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other mone

the first and second both by celine dion. final show this summer made $5 million alone.worth the time investment. we're just three days away, guys, from the emmy awards. it's going to be an incredible night and first records including carol burnett who is now the oldest comedy actress nominee for her brilliant role in "palm royal." selina gomez breaking through as the best latino producer in history. the primetime special will be hosted by none other than robin roberts. happening this friday night. another first eugene levy and dan levy. they will be the first father/son duo to take on the role of hosts. robin sat down with dana walden for a look at what we can expect from our favorite father/son duo. take a look. >> robin: what do you think that we'll see from dan and gene? >> i think dan and eugene will bring some surprises. i will not spoil them. this is a unique opportunity for them to do something together. clearly, they are no strangers to this stage. a few years ago their show swept the comedy category. so they're emmy winners. i think this is them wanting to give

celine dion. lots of things trigger— it. celine dion. lots of things trigger me. friends? yeah, watching the whole documentary last - new-found friends? yeah, watching the whole documentary last week i | the whole documentary last week i was shouting at the screen because of the things people were saying. i was like, yes, that is exactly what happened. and that is what happened on friday. we met at the press conference. and became instant friends, really. we were swapping war stories. we all have the same pattern, even though, if you lined us up, we go from working there in the 80s to the mid to thousands, but nothing really changed from what he was doing. we were all in the same places, the same unlocked doors, the same passports were taken away for the entire trip to france, all of us had the same experiences. being altogether, i think it is quite good to think, oh, god, ithought altogether, i think it is quite good to think, oh, god, i thought for to think, oh, god, ithought for ages to think, oh, god, i thought for ages this wasjust to think, oh, god, i though

i don't care who celine dion is voting for. i don't care who george clooney is voting for.aylor swift does present and possess influence over a large swath of people . you have to look no people. you have to look no further than the concerts. she was just in your country and people went bananas and lined up and paid a fortune just to just to go to the concert. i don't know that you care about her political . persuasion, but for political. persuasion, but for better or worse, a lot of people do. so it is a little worrisome. excuse me. kamala harris has decided she's going to have a sit down with oprah winfrey. i don't care about oprah winfrey's political persuasions either, but a lot of people do, and it's a voice. so yeah, taylor swift's opinion counts. >> yeah, it can't have done her any harm. we can agree on that. well, nelson yasmin, thank you. i think it's around eight weeks until the election . i am until the election. i am absolutely here for it. buzzing can't wait. although, that said , can't wait. although, that said, i was buzzing for the debate and it was kind of

her in the show "titanic" and i was sitting in the audience watching this performer impersonate celine dionatting and she was, like, yeah, we adapted "big gay jamboree" to be an off broadway show similar to "titanic," and i was, like, great, do you need a producer? >> i love how things come together that way. marla, you co-created the show also with three of your best friends. this sounds like so much fun, with three of your best friends from college, one of the co-stars is alex moffett who played joe, my husband, on "snl." that was awkward for me. anywho, but what did you all set out -- okay, put that down, what did you all set out to create here? >> you know, i grew up such a fan of golden age musicals. i came out of the womb with jazz hands, so really i just wanted to create an old-fashioned, good old-fashioned musical with nostalgia and heart and great songs, but also i wanted to give it an irreverent campy spin. i think we have done that with this. it is so much fun. >> the show often breaks the fourth wall, marla. i want to hear about that. and also what you hope audiences feel walkin