the album charts chuck berry's life in stages, an autobiographical epitaph of sorts.s," he returns to his childhood with the ambitions of a teenager. while "the eyes of man" describes the wisdom of women in his life. >> it's almost to the point that he was being philosophical over his life and letting everybody else know, "hey, from a wonderful woman to a big boy to an eye of a man, here's my book. here's the next chapter of my life that you get to have, and i hope you enjoy it." my favorite song with chuck is all of 'em. (laughter) >> brown: his influence sef where in rock his influence is everywhere in rock music. ♪ ♪ the initial cultural jolt was jokingly portrayed in the 1985 hit movie, "back to the future"" and honored nine years later i"" pulp fiction." >> rock and roll has such a firm place in our cultural memory. >> brown: kevin strait is a musical historian and curator at the museum. >> he's one of the primary sonic architects of rock and roll. he helped establish this art form that we all know and love, and that really took over the world. its helm really wa

could work is if jeff sessions goes back in time, takes his own mother to the prom, and teaches chuck berry's cousin about rock and roll! ( laughter ) okay? 88 miles an hour. and trump was just as unhappy with jeff sessions's deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. "yeah, what jeff sessions did was he recused himself right after, right after he became attorney general. then i said, "who's your deputy?" so his deputy he hardly knew, and that's rosenstein, rod rosenstein, who is from baltimore. there are very few republicans in baltimore, if any. so, he's from baltimore." all right? you get the message? are you getting the message? donald trump doesn't trust baltimore. i mean, just look at his review of "the wire." "one star. very few republicans." ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) and again, keep in mind, we're only half a year in and trump isn't going anywhere. and he's going to run for re-election. ( audience booing ) no, you have to get ready for this. he's running for reerection and we at "the late show" are ready to project what that baby will look like in another six months. ( laught

one of chuck berries's findist works. >>> we're talking about redskins.ing camp beginning next week and with the launch. tress way is launching a new venture >> he's going to tell us about the board game called what's your bid >> i like it. >> good intro th so lot of players, they do different business ventures on the side, as a pun ter you have a lot of time to dream up things, tress how did you come up with this. >> how it started, my family were big, big game family. and so last year in training camp, the ap released the top 100 college football programs last hundred years based on a point system, boomer sooner, we were number two, went around and started asking everybody if they could name ten and i would keep track of how many you got wrong and i think it was coach gruden did really well and he said do you have anymore? i said no but when you guys have meetings tonight, i don't, i'll go upstairs and come up with question, i started coming up with multiple answer questions because that's what everybody loved about it. i look up a couple weeks later i'

whether it's sunny james, which has a country flavor or r&b like chuck berry. >> this is the beginning a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the best of bloomberg markets: middle east. the major stories driving newlines -- the u.s. sets visa applications from six mainly muslim countries are limited after a supreme court victory for donald trump. we broke the news with ceo alan busoni.