charlie cole and who decided on the cover? a wonderful designer name chelsea manning from random house. : it is so great to have you here. thank you. george: always such a pleasure. thank you so much. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ charlie: benjamin hagerty is here. he's better known by his stage name, macklemore. one of only two wrappers to ever earn a diamond single. he is back with his first solo album in 12 years. it is called gemini. here is a look at his latest single. ♪ charlie: i am pleased to have him at this table for the very first time. thank you. good to have you here. >> great to be here. charlie tell me the difference : in rap and hip-hop. macklemore: rap is something that you do, and element of the culture. hip-hop is under the umbrella. rap is an element. it is one of the elements of hip-hop. charlie: you are a rap artist or hip-hop artist are both? macklemore: both. i rap and am a hip-hop artist. i think if it resonates with you it is part of who you are. charlie: when did it first pump your heart? macklem

charlie cole and all that stuff from the west. -- charlie: all of that stuff from the west. >> i would not have seen that, if i had not made the movie. she was my aunt. i have heard her described as but-like, -- bird-like, eears on the inside. -- fierc on the inside. charlie: the title is "the center will not hold." about know, she wrote using that in "slouching towards her most famous essay from the 1960's and she was writing -- everybody else was writing about peace and love and the hippie movement and riding around in full to eigen -- in volkswagen bugs. she is looking that families that have fallen apart, runaway children, the fabric that had been strong in the 1950's when she was growing up and before. the 1960's had come along and society had started to fall apart at the seams that whole decade. it was one of massive chaos. charlie: thank you. avionngk you for h me. charlie: thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. yvonne: 8:00 a.m. in hong kong. we are live. i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." president trump heads for seoul on the second leg of his asian to

charlie cole and the national guard -- charlie: the national guard has been led by the of do love familythe king who died a year or two ago. for years, that was the power base. and all of a sudden, they replaced the national guard. >> the national guard in saudi arabia is the most effective military branch, best trained. it has always had the primary role of protecting the royal family. by ousting him and putting in crown princethe prono has basically taken over the security forces, so it would be hard for anyone to challenge him. this is in many ways the less shocking. -- the most shocking. charlie: thank you so much. we will be right back. stay with us. charlie: his 2016 film became the highest grossing film in new zealand history, despite a budget of $2.5 million. his new film, "thor: ragnarok." in the new film, the norse god teams up with hulk to team up -- to save his planet from the evil sister. the writers at rolling stone say this may be the most fun you have any marvel movie. for that reason, here is the trailer. ♪ >> so much has happened since i last saw you. i lost my hammer,

among the speakers charlie emanuel and cole hamels expressing their love for halladay as a baseball player and as a person. >> roy's relentless work ethic and discipline and determination was a small piece of his mastery of baseball. >> he is very missed in my life. there are not many days you get to be around someone like roy halladay. i know every day when i look back on the experiences i had with roy, i will cherish those moments. >> reporter: and cole hamels adds that halladay was his mentor and the most humble human being i have ever met. back here live in clearwater, roy halladay's wife brandy is finishing up her speech and remembering her husband roy halladay that died a week ago in a plane crash. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. an emotional day indeed. >>> switching gears to the eagles there is nothing like cowboys week when the birds have a chance to just end the season for their bitter rivals. already in week ten, zach ertz looks like he is penciling in a w. >> we take the field and expect to win that is our confidence in our ability as a team and we have sev

cole. this idea of the man behind the concert with a real job and pursuit, i was taken. charlieit was more than just a business, it was a business you loved? michael: i find it rare in the music business, most executives are on the record side and talk about their level for the record. i just love the two hours, the two hours of magic when you are backstage watching the production of u2 or jayz. for a club show and watching the crowd go to life. i took a 16 hour drive to toronto to see my first big show robert plant. ,it touched me early. my passion was this two hours, magic. from there i was going to figure , out, how does one get into the business of live? that was my pursuit from 20 years old. charlie: and live music today is king? michael: who would have thought? live nation, we went public 12 years ago. nobody cared about this 12 years ago. for 30 years the business was about the record. apster and streaming and the consumption around the news media. promoters, you toward to sell records. then, the digital download came along and suddenly tours were to , make money. charlie