and then you go, "no keep chubby. right?you follow it up with a second -- >> steve: what could possibly be - >> jimmy: let's not twist, and gain it back >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so chubby goes, "i got it." >> steve: what's your song i can't wait to the hear it. ♪ ♪ let's twist again like we did last summer ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, he does "let's twist again. that was his follow-up hit [ laughter ] and then -- did he have any other hits >> tariq: yes, "still twisting." >> steve: "still twisting," yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he did not did he >> steve: yeah, he did "still twisting. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "still twisting" no, you're making that up. >> steve: i don't even know how -- i know "still twisting's" a song but how's it go >> tariq: it goes -- ♪ ♪ still twistin still twisting ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause "still twisting" would have been a giant hit >> steve: yeah, huge >> jimmy: but didn't he -- he came back out with the fat boys, didn't he? chubby checker >> tariq: yes, in '87. >> jimmy: yeah wow. was it - >> ta

this, chubby says, is the expression of louisiana's back creole community. bit of african, a bit of french and some caribbean all mixed up. and apart from the accordion, chubby says the essential instrument of the zydeco sound is the one that evolved from his grandmother's washboard. music continues. this was my grandmother's washing machine. this was her washing machine back in the day. and you hear that rhythm? the buttons on your shirt were making the little sound, and the grandmother was washing clothes at the time, and of course the daddy who was playing says "hey, that thing sounds good, it might fit with the accordion. bring it over here!" she said "you must be out of your mind, this is how i do my laundry". cani? you should try it, man, yes, yes, yes. it is all percussion in zydeco. plays washboard. you have the rhythm going like this and everything, that's it! that's it. but when you hit the board you lose it. why? i don't know. music continues. the streets are packed, and there's a jubilant atmosphere here. but it has been hard—won. it has taken mo

this, chubby says, is the expression of louisiana's black creole community.frican, a bit of french and some caribbean all mixed up. and apart from the accordion, chubby says the essential instrument in a zydeco sound is the one that evolved from his grandmother's washboard. this is my grandmother's washing machine. washing machine? this is her washing machine back in the day. and with these rivulets, the buttons on your shirt would make that little... sound like this, and my grandmother would wash clothes at the time, and of course they were saying, "hey, that thing sounds good! it might fit with the accordion." bring it over here. she said, you guys must be out of your mind. this is how i do my laundry. you should try, man. yes, yes, yes, yes. it's our percussion and zydeco. oh, you're doing that bit there. you had the rhythm going like this in the end. that's it, that's it! but when you hit the board, you lose it. yeah, why? i don't know. the streets are packed and there is a jubilant atmosphere here. but it's been hard won. it's taken more than a decade fo

you know, she's chubby. she's -- she'll cuss people out. she'll get them told.al analysis, and so i just wanted to present someone that wasn't purposed but was really fascinating for readers. >> yeah. oprah said to me when she read it, it felt like coming home because it focuses on trauma. unprocessed trauma in your life, and how it affects your life later on. could you talk about that, because originally, you were thinking this was going to be a beach read but it's certainly far from that. >> well, yes. the first thing i wanted was just a commercial book, a beach read, something that my agent could sell because she wanted me to write a novel, but i wasn't interested in writing a novel. i only wanted to write short stories. but then what happened is i began to have these dreams where people would come to me in the dreams, african-american people, and particularly women, dark brown skinned as the kids say, richly melanated women and they would talk to me and sometimes i couldn't understand what they're saying. their accents were so thick. and then it took me -- i

apparently his name is chubby. although he looks slim.doesn't seem to care about the dogs around him, either. and he seems to like the oegts. you can see him wading through the tide there, on a leash. you know anybody who's got a pet llama? >> has a -- with the leash? is you see the dogs kind of taking it all in? >> we're all one together in marin county. >> if it was going to happen it would ha in marin county. >> and it did. >> cloudy, fog, and north bay took a long time for clouds to break up. 60s, low 70s. if you like that weather, lamas and all at the beach, you get more of it tomorrow. san jose, rights now 62 degrees, patchy low clouds and a plane of some sort moving towards the digital camera r camera lenz. out towards liver moore, hazy skies inland but the air quality right now considered moderate as oppose odd the unhealthy area we saw from wednesday into friday evening. san francisco, 58, west wind at 15. it's that steady sea breeze. in the morning, drizzle at times. we'll see a repeat performance tomorrow. notice how the north

and apart from the accordion, chubby says the essential part of the music is the wash board.— the washh board. this is my grandmother's washing - the wash board. this is my - grandmother's washing machine. the buttons on your shirt were making the sound, and the daddy who was playing says hey, that sounds good, it might fit with the accordion. ring it over here. she said you must be out of your mind, this is how i do my laundry. of your mind, this is howl do my laundry-— of your mind, this is howl do my laundry.- yes, - of your mind, this is howl do my laundry.- yes, yes. | of your mind, this is howl do i my laundry.- yes, yes. it my laundry. can i? yes, yes. it is all percussion _ my laundry. can i? yes, yes. it is all percussion in _ my laundry. can i? yes, yes. it is all percussion in zydeco. - is all percussion in zydeco. you have the rhythm going like this and everything, that's it. when you hit the board you lose it. the streets are packed, and there is a jubilant atmosphere here. but it has been hard—won. it has taken more than a decade tourist numbers to recover from the devast

was that the chubby checker? i don't know what was that? >> i have no idea what that was.d in afghanistan and is he cutting loose with colbert who just got beat by gutfeld. not a good look. >> listen, schumer's dance is just as embarrassing the way joe biden has handled afghanistan. something nobody ever wants to see and should never be repeated. let's be clear democrats love to live it up and do all these things while the american people suffer. our border is wide open. spend something a mess. inflation is on the rise. the purchasing power of poor americans has been obliterated we have more than 10,000 americans locked behind taliban lives in afghanistan. these people want to party. so i think it's important for the american people both republican and democrat to understand these people live a different way. they are hypocrites. they don't doo not like to live under the standards that they want to put on you. meanwhile, conservatives all we want is for people to live in harmony and peace the same rule of law. we don't want special rules or special treatment. we want you t

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this, chubby says, is the expression of louisiana's back creole community.y. and you hear that rhythm? the buttons on your shirt were making the little sound, and the grandmother was washing clothes at the time, and of course the daddy who was playing says "hey, that thing sounds good, it might fit with the accordion. bring it over here!" she said "you must be out of your mind, this is how i do my laundry". cani? you should try it, man, yes, yes, yes. it is all percussion in zydeco. plays washboard. you have the rhythm going like this and everything, that's it! that's it. but when you hit the board you lose it. why? i don't know. music continues. the streets are packed, and there's a jubilant atmosphere here. but it has been hard—won. it �*s taken more than a decade for tourist numbers to recover from the devastation of hurricane katrina in 2005. music has helped the city get its mojo back, and festivals like this are busier than ever. i feel lucky to have a ringside view. when he point that camera to you, i want you to shake your booty like your mama gave i