. >> david berry has published over 30 books including david barry slept here, dave barry's greatest hits and the recently released, best state ever, a florida man defense his homeland. watch live on man defends his homeland. watch live on sunday from noon until 3:00 p.m. on eastern on c-span2. >> a sunday night on afterwards, journalist sophia nelson on her latest book "e pluribus unum on" she is" she is interviewed by michael steele, former chair of the rnc. >> where does unity come into play and how does this book provide prescriptions for turning that important corner to recognize how important unity is? >> this book is a refresh of civics but i wrote it in my way of, we need a little help, were little messed up. america is a great country lower little bit confused right now who we are what we want. that's what were wrestling with. this unity piece we have to break it down. the problem use on the last election is that half of the country literally feels one way and another half and feels the other. >> sunday sunday night on nine eastern on afterwards.

. >> rose: we continue with david browne without wrote the obituary of chuck berry for "rolling stone" magazine. >> that mam us-- famous chuck berry lick everybody still duplicate, nobody was doing that before him that is a basic building block of modern rock 'n' roll. >> rose: and we conclude this morning with an appreciation of david rockefeller without died yesterday, age 101. >> one last question is, your legacy wa, do you want it to be. >> i feel very proud of the family's traditions and what is they have been able to achieve in the world. starting with my grandfather and really throughout. i have six wonderful children, all of whom share that kind of concern about a sense of obligation to do something constructive. i would love to feel that when i go, that i have been a part of that tradition which seems to me to be ones that's a good and a happy one for our country. i don't think i could ask for much more than that. >> the house intelligence hearings, remembering chuck berry, and appreciating david rockefeller when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the fol

berry lick, nobody was doing that. >> ♪ oh, maybellene, why can't you be true? ♪ davideal basic building lock for modern rock 'n roll. charlie: you see bruce springsteen and keith richards interview to him today. david: absolutely. the guitar sound lives on and the lyrical content. again, he wrote songs unabashedly filled with references to cars and drive in and school cafeterias. he knew to zero in on the market, but he articulated something about this on the generation of teenagers. he related to them even though he was not a teenager at all when he wrote the songs, but he knew how to craft language in their voice and speak for them. charlie: it was 1958 that "johnny b. goode" made it to the top 10. david: a long time ago. almost 60 years. "maybellene" was three years before that. he was on an incredible role for five to seven years, just singing, recording, over and over, one after another. , you know,ongs johnny b. goode, maybellene, roll over beethoven, that is the basic repertoire of early rock 'n roll. roll over beethoven ♪ charlie: was he appreciated all along?

berry. >> joining me is shagun. each time i talk to you, an artist has died. prince, david bowie. e artists that broke the mold and influenced generations of others. tell us about chuck berry. >> well, chuck berry is an icon. it is a pleasure to be joining you. i wish it was under better circumstances. he would have to go down as one of, if not the godfather of rock 'n roll. his guitar licks and instrument facial, his songwriting influenced the beatles, the rolling stones and elvis presley. there is no rock 'n roll without chuck berry. i was just talking to the team. hey, guys, what is your favorite song? >> some people said, we are not that old. he speaks to -- he doesn't necessarily rest nate that much with a younger generation. what's lost on the younger generation is history of music. you don't have led zeppelin, guns and roses, any bands that people love today or listen to. they don't have that without chuck berry. if you haven't seen back to the future with michael j. fox doing the chuck berry duck walk planeding johnny be good in moostvy. chuck berry is an icon from all corn

davids. 53 in chester. center city, 53. warrington, 50. levittown, 51. oxford, 55. glassboro, 53. the villas, 50. dover and smyrna, 56. blue berry country checking in at 56 degrees. if we're target out this mild we'll finish -- starting out this mild we'll finish mild, as well. today looks wonderful with highs in the 70s. future tracker 6, you can see the line of showers to the north, that's a cold front that will drop through later this evening, and set up a very chilly sunday. forecast today, if you have a tee time you picked a good one. mostly cloudy skies and limited sun, spotty shower from time to time starting after 3:00 p.m. 65 degrees by 11:00 a.m. and then by 4:00 p.m., 73. so 73 is tomorrow's high, or today's high, and tomorrow we have windchills stuck in the mid 30s, look at this, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, it will feel like 36 in philadelphia. 34 in alaen -- allentown, and 21 in the poconos. as gray mentioned enjoy it while we have it. it will not last long. temperatures chilly and rain throughout the region, as well. i'll be along with the details in ten minutes or so. >> thank you so much. 7:02. president trump ha

berry. >> joining me now, an entertainment journalist and pop contributor to "access hollywood" live. each time i talk to you, an artist has died, prince, jorgeo michael, davidroke the mold and influenced generations of others. tell us about chuck berry. chuck berry is an icon. he would have to go down as one of the godfathers, if not the godfather of rock 'n roll. if you imagine his guitar licks, his instrumentation, his songwriting influenced the beatles, the rolling stones and elvis presley. so there is no rock 'n roll without chuck berry. >> that's interesting, because i was just talking to the team in the control room and the team that produces the show. hey, guys, what's your favorite song? some people said, we are not that old. he doesn't necessarily rest nate th resonate that much with a younger generation. >> i think what's lost on the younger generation is the history of music. you don't have led zeppelin, guns and roses, any bands that people love today or listen to. they don't have that without chuck berry. if you haven't seen back to the future with michael j. fox doing the chuck berry duck walk and playing johnny be good in the movie, you haven

david ignatius, you can take what chuck berry did from 1955 to 1959, what buddy holly did from mayben those three years. they not only changed western music, they created the youth culture that we have lived in now for the past 50, 60 years. >> something amazing happened to measure in the late 1950s and '60s. chuck berry probably got it started the way the beatles from england picked it up and brought it to america. listen to the beatles sing "roll over beethoven." you see a country coming together. what i always love about rock 'n' roll. it made one america the music of the trump edge, not sure but we could use more chuck berry. >> the great quotes about chuck berry this past weekend. john lonnen said if rock 'n' roll had to be given another name, they would call it chuck berry. george thorogood always ask why i don't write rock 'n' roll songs? chuck berry wrote them all. bruce springsteen talked about the impact chuck berry had on him. and bob dylan calls him the shakespeare of rock 'n' roll. >> you can tell a lot about a person by their handshake. yes, you can. i have one story ab

davids. chester 19. all interior south jersey hovering in the teens, vineland, agenda -- gandys beach, 19, even blue berry county, 19 degrees. yesterday's system is long gone well off the coast, we're in a quiet pattern for now. next couple of days, sunny skies this morning, transition to mostly cloudy skies, sunday mostly sunny, quiet day. monday and tuesday, things start to turn downhill. future tracker with the winds, late morning, mid to upper teens, afternoon mid teens to low 20s at best. we're starting out in the single digits this morning, we're starting out in the teens tomorrow morning. our peak windchill is 21 or 22, tomorrow, it is 24, 25. for the middle of march it's terrible cold. it's something you would typically see in january and february. let's talk about the approaching nor'easter. we have two scenarios, the first is for snow to change over to heavy rain something like this. that would be a storm that hugs the coast. the track of the low comes up the immediate shoreline, the milder ocean air gets drawn inland, it changes over to rain. how much snow on the front end, 6 to 12 or 4 to 6. h

the rolling stones mickjagger said berry had been an inspiration who had "lit up" his teenage years and blew life into the stones‘ dreams of being musicians. davidto looks back at his life. # deep down in louisiana close to new orleans # way back up in the woods——— ———————— # there stood a log cabin made of earth and wood # where lived a country boy named johnny b goode...# johnny b goode. # sweet little 16. ..# sweet little 16. # it's a jumpin‘ little record i want myjockey to play...# roll over beethoven. if any one person could claim to have invented rock'n'roll, it was chuck berry. # maybellene, why can't you be true...# his formula — take rhythm and blues, mix it with country and add electric guitar and sing about the stuff that teenagers care about. that's why i wrote about school. half of the young people go to school. and i wrote about life. half of the people have cars, i wrote about cars and mostly all the people, if they're not now, they'll soon be in love. charles berry was born in st louis, missouri. as a teenager, he spent time in prison for armed robbery, he married young, trained as a hairdresser and his hobby was guitar. # maybe

. >> reporter: david and his family have been tended to these blueberry shrubs for 31 years. nearly 15 acres that make up swiss creek berry farm and greenhouse is a popular spot to pick your own blueberries. >> i like them fresh. >> reporter: before they're berries, they're buds. and with weather that's gone from 70 and sunny to whipping wind and sleet, he is taking stock of his crop. >> we see people wearing shorts out in february. that's not good for us. >> reporter: you see, the flowers typically bud in april, and peak season is early july. >> you can see some up top are starting to flower. >> but he says the warm weather caused the flowers to bud well ahead of schedule, which would have been fine, but this week's bi risk and could even kill flowers that have already blossomed. >> the cold nights now in march can affect the blossoms. and if there is nothing to pollinate for the bees, we won't have any fruit. >> reporter: the farm loses some crop depending on the weather, but he says we won't know more until these flowers open up. >> you can cut them up and the inside of the flowers are brown. >> reporter: he is hoping

berry/ photography coming up. —— there is flash photography. what did you make of it when bellewjumped out of the ring to challenge david haye?lly good friends? they've never been close friends but they have over the last seven or eight yea rs have over the last seven or eight years nodded and shaken hands and worked side—by—side for sky tv. the pairof worked side—by—side for sky tv. the pair of them have worked for us here at radio 5 live, not on the same night but on different nights, and they have praised each other‘s performances. david belle vue would say david haye is a great fighter. david haye would say tony bellew had an enormous heart and was a great fighter. it was pantomime. it broke rules but it was pantomime. tony bellew is a fantastic salesman and admits that. he said last week to us at radio 5 live, i'm going to send my kids to do by because i don't wa nt my kids to do by because i don't want them to see what i become next week when i sell despite. when i finished selling this fight, the whole world want to watch it. somewhere between dumping out of the ring and the last few days, something really nasty happen

berry, one of the founding has died at his home in missouri. he was 90. among his many hits were "johnny b'= and had a ma'orinfluence.‘ on a host of musicians, david sillitoks back at his career. # deep down louisiana close johnny b goode...# # sweet little 16. ..# sweet little 16. if any one person could claim 5 haifsnflefifi fifififtgfijgfiu 55 true---# = iiifi teenagers care about. that's why i wrote about school. half ef theyezng. and i wrote about life.

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