by elton john on album rock.want a song, even if if it's from album rock back in the day, go ahead and hit me up on ktvu. use the hashtag ktvu -- instagram elton john is always good. >> my gosh, yes finally saw a rocket man, i don't know if you have seen it. >> awesome awesome me -- movie. >> great movie highly recommended. beautiful, really great. they could come always puts a smile on my face. >>> memorial day weekend travel coming up reaching lows because of the coronavirus. it won't be releasing its travel forecast this year, even with low gas prices, trouble expects to be down significantly because of those shelter at home restrictions. >> it was just undermined by covid-19. it will be the first year that aaa will not be putting out a memorial day forecast. what we have seen is we are expecting more people to take road trips as we see travel restrictions start to loosen around states. >>> >> governor newsom says post boards could be back here in the state beginning the first week of june. the governor thinks

deliberate delivery in it he also is a big influence or on someone like elton john obviously who youknow any kind of piano man who came afterwards would have started with little richard you know that's that's where that whole style of hammering away on the piano very theatrical i mean you know you see on john jumping up on top of the piano that was live as well little richard did he was the 1st guy to do that so he had a big influence down the years on on all the the rock'n'roll you know the key in the key groups in the key key performers in the popular music world. this is all just there are these the top stories let me in warlord helicopters forces have attacks tripoli's only functioning airport with at least 80 rockets. libyan airways plane was hit but nobody was on board 2 civilians died from shelling near the airport the mood head has more from tripoli. many people here are angry especially civilians hold live nearby airport they say that they have been calling on the international community to put pressure on half those forces to refrain from targeting civilian areas civilian f

and then come into our generation you know people like elton john prince david bowie they were absolutely fascinated by him and. again it was this mixture of the image that became ever more important you know when pop music got televised and things got more of you know a big stages and everything and you know the make of the gender bending the all the old tried to take part of his act and incorporate in their own because it's so hugely inspired by and the also amazing thing about him is his wide appeal i mean back in the 1950 s. there was still racial segregation in the united states and little richard had fans who were white who were black i mean in many ways his music brought people together absolutely i mean basically i mean this is what we've been said of music so often that it's bridged racial divides you know it's been able to you know where there's a racial divide they still want to come together listen to good music and that's move mountains totally and music legend who will always be remembered indeed warner poland always great to talk to you thank you so much. and that's the lat

it was an ambition to join little richard you know then going on to kind of more my generation elton john prince david bowie they were all hugely influenced by him and also also because rock and roll was changing was coming more visual the emergence of m.t.v. and they all cut little bits of his image you know they got the gender bending the make a and. integrated that in their own acts and were just hugely inspired by them and an absolute trailblazer want to poland thank you so much. and we have just about time that's it for the news i'll be back in 45 minutes with more. on. this state of emergency is that normal people around. world are documenting these dramatic times. they're keeping the coronas diary and welcoming us into their lives they let us get as a close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diaries starts matey.

i wonder if that will be the one. >> elton john, i was shocked when you said that.d better get on it quick. once we get too big i don't know if we can go down to his level. >> we need our summer hit. >> my summer so far is probably going to be in my house. >> in the backyard just trying to get out and walk around the neighborhood, we'll be doing that today with cooler temperatures. they're all competing, all of our weather cameras this morning for the weather shot of the day. it is so beautiful. we've had some coastal fog and as that fog rolls inland it lifts up and is giving us some clouds as the sun is starting to peek out under. temperatures reaching into the 70s today. that's a big change from the 90s and triple digits. we're up to 82 in livermore. oakland today we're going to see a high of 73 degrees. and in santa rosa looking at some low 70s while san francisco will be in the mid-60s. that will keep it there. no fog and a lot of sunshine so it's going to heat up in ukiah today. a wide range in temperatures as we see more clouds moving in. as we go into the nex

he was considered by many as a founding father of rock influence, the beatles, elton john, mick jagger, the rolling stones. his son just confirmed the news. no cause of death has been reported. he was 87 years old. more news after the break. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> welcome back. these challenges times have inspired people to be creative. in one san francisco neighborhood, it resulted in a new business. why neighbors are keeping it up. >> the recipe for difficult times. take a couple stuck at home chefs and in one neighborhood it will yield bread. call it an opportunity baked in the ovens of necessity. these chefs stuck at home like everyone else. >> we started baking bread to give to the neighbors for fun, stay busy. >> with no work and bills piling up, they realized that bre

to be doing today, archie >> reporter: his chosen song to honor other inmates wrongly convicted elton john'soving "don't let the sun go down on me. host simon cowal is now a spokesperson for the innocence project. >> i really pray and hope this is going to be a turning point for people like archie >> reporter: archie williams lost his freedom but he never lost hope or his voice. kevin tibbles, nbc news >> and that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself, everyone, and each other >>> right the now at a 6 clox, another step forward. the governor allows hair salons to reopen. >> hair cuts, yes, nails, facials and eye lashes, no. we have rules for the different county. and get ready for the effect of the coronavirus. separate from the second waive this fall. where we can see the peak, how do we keep it to a minimum? i have that coming up and wine tasting rooms can be opening up very soon in the north bay. what to see on the next wine tasting trip. >> we will see you then. significant announcements from the governor today. the green light for another major industry. barber

seeing him live was the most exciting event in my life at that time, elton john.rue king, declared questlove. and a celebration of his 50th birthday in 1992, even the greatest, muhammad ali paying tribute. >> i'll say it again, honey. the king, thank you. >> reporter: he'd be in the first class elected to the rock and roll hall of fame. early in his career, white singers stole his thunder by doing tame covers of his songs, and he had been overlooked, or worse, by the music establishment as he reminded the grammys in 1988. >> y'all never gave me any grammys. >> reporter: in his latter years, he would become universally beloved. and with "gma's" spencer christian in 1995, testifying on his own behalf. >> i'm an architect. >> reporter: little richard died of cancer saturday at the age of 87, but the sheer excitement his music always generates will never be silenced. in 1993, the grammys gave him a lifetime achievement award. it was indeed a lifetime of great achievement. dan and eva. >> all right, thank you. >>> and coming up, honoring moms on the front lines of the

to be doing today, archie >> reporter: his chosen song to honor other inmates wrongly convicted elton john'sing "don't let the sun go down on me. ♪ it's like the sun going down on me ♪ >> reporter: host simon cowell is now a spokesperson for the innocence project. >> i really pray and hope that this is going to be a turning point for people like archie >> reporter: archie williams lost his freedom but he never lost hope or his voice. kevin tibbles, nbc news >> and that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself, everyone, and each other >> kelly: what's. still here in montana, inc. if you were like where is she, still here. today i wanted to share a #goodneighborstory, check it out. >> high kelly, my name is laura good i actually just had our boy a year ago, i wrote a little something this week that unexpectedly went really viral. so, since i'm up all the time at night with our son, like all of us i have been really anxious and can't stop thinking about it. one night this week i was up with the baby, and started thinking about all the simple things in life i used to take

delivered delivery in it he also is a big influencer on someone like elton john obviously who you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards wouldn't start it with little richard you know that's that's where that whole style of hammering away on the piano very theatrical i mean you know you see on john jumping up on top of the piano that was lit as well as richard did he was the 1st guy to do that so he had a big influence down the years on on all the the rock'n'roll do you know the key and the key groups and the key keeper formas in the popular music world absolutely thank you for your time and your take music journalist david sinclair thank you and wearing masks is now compulsory on public transport in spain as the country moves to relax its lockdown there's a lack of protective equipment so volunteers are getting their sewing machines out to address the shortage ahead of how it has the story. spain is gradually reopening following the lockdown which began mid march like many of the countries there's a shortage of protective equipment for health workers and support staff caring f

delivered delivery in it he also is a big influencer on someone like elton john obviously who you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards would have started with little richard you know that's that's where that whole style of how marina way on the piano very theatrical i mean you know you see young john jumping up on top of the piano that was lit as when richard did he was the 1st guy to do that so he had a big influence down the years on on all the the rock'n'roll do you know that the key in the key groups in the key key performers in the popular music world. and that's it for me kevin l. for this news hour don't worry mary mccarthy will be back in just a moment with a little more of the day's news stay with us. you know certain in isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this story not from our 3 information around the outbreak but the myth of the listening post on al-jazeera. it is impossible to overstate the mental scarring of the survivors which peter lived in the home until the age of 4 when the nuns sold him all to y

elton john, on a friday.et's go back to dave. >> all right, for the first time in two years, san mateo police officer carlos is back on the job after he lost his leg in a car accident. he is back on patrol with the help of a prosthetic leg, but it has not been easy. he was heading home to the central valley, after a 12 hour shift, and he fell asleep at the wheel, when he woke up he was about to hit another car, so he made a sharp turn and had rolled his suv several times. he was seriously hurt. now, he is 41 years old, he says the fellow officer that started a nonprofit organization to help veterans had given him the support and training that he needed to get back to the police force. he said he is happy for all the help he is getting, including from his older brother. a detective that also works with the san mateo police department, he encourages others that are going through a tough time to find the strength of that you have within you. >>> a humpback whale tangled up and aid dungeness crab fishing that is

a l firm that represents celebrities including lady gaga, madonna, rod stewart and elton john, says hackerse accessed their data including contracts, emails and agreements. the hackers have posted some details online a are demanding payment. turning to brazil, where president bolsonaro is under pressure over his handling of the epidemic there. more than 11,000 brazilian have died from covid-19. bowls bolsonaro has downplayed the risk and called on businesses to reopen. reporter: i think lack of unity is a bigroblem. people are confused. there i anger with how bolsonaro has handled the crisis but a lot of people loo toim for direction. state governors have been leading the way with lockdowns and quarantines depending on the severity of the problem within the state and those who could locked down locke down early but many people especially in poorer neighborhoods are unable to do so and because of this confusion, as well, there seems to be -- people are running out sociallation is decreasing. more and more people are returning to work and leaving their homes andtt could come at a worse time f

for decades, they have hosted countless sold-out crowds for some of the biggest names including elton john whose performance in 1970 was depicted in the movie rocket man. they were forced to shut down in march by state and city guidelines and it is possible that they will not be allowed to open until next year. >> they have had their ups and downs financially, musically, and we have always weather the storm. i do not think that anyone has seen a storm like this. >> a gofundme account has raised more than $73,000 to help pay the national independent venue association is now lobbying congress for federal support to help keep music venues in business nationwide during the pandemic. >>> a winery will become a one of the first in the state to reopen under california's expanded phase 2 plan. one reporter talks about why customers should come with an appetite. >> are you ready to come back to work? we are opening. employees were so excited. >> they want to open their doors for the first time in two months after they announced wineries that serve food in plaster county can reopen. is a dream for t

. >>> and how rihanna just outshone elton john and mick jagger.t trap odors and release them back into the room. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up, to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for full home freshness. la la la la la ♪ don't stop believing ♪ don't stop believing hold on to that feeling ♪ >>> time for "the skinny," starting with a broadway cast sending a message to its star, don't stop believing. >> the cast of "rock of ages" recorded that song, and maybe perhaps it worked for star nick cordero. the actor's wife said he just emerged from his medically induced coma. >> cordero has been battling covid-19 for more than a month with serious complications, including blood clots that forced the amputation of his right leg. >> cordero's wife amanda klutz tells "gma," quote, we still have a long way ahead of us but we are

everyone from elton john to prince counted him as a defining influence. ♪ long tall sally she got everythingas need ♪ oh, baby >> reporter: little richard sole out the apollo theater near a dozen time at the height of his career in the mid-50s. but in 1957, he walked away from show business to become a preacher. ♪ lucille please come back where you long >> reporter: he returned in the 60s, performing sold-out shows for decades. named to the roc rock 'n' roll l of fame in its first class in 1986. little richard was 87 years old. ♪ ♪ michael george, cbs news, new york. >> knox: and roy horn has died of complications from the coronavirus. for decades, horn used costumes and magic and exotic animals to mesmerize las vegas audiences as half of siegfried and roy. their long-running production came to an end in 2003 when horn was mauled by a tiger. he died friday. roy horn was 75 years old. well, as we mentioned, we are reporting from nams tonight, a city with two companies making major strides in the fight against the coronavirus. indianapolis-based eli lilly is partnering to develop a neutralizin

. >> titans paying tribute elton john called little richard his biggest influence museumly, vocal andc's kevin tibbles takes a look back at the rock icahn's life ♪ lucille >> reporter: little richard was like an atomic fireball. ♪ igniting everything in his path. ♪ long tall sally >> reporter: and with a string of hits beginning in the '50s, laid the foundations for not only what became rock 'n roll, but soul and funk and hip-hop as well long tall sally wasn't only a hit for him. a certain group of mop tops from liver pool also used it to climb the charts the beatles weren't alone. the rolling stones used to be his opening act. how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger >> he used to open my show i love you, mick, and i'm so glad keep it up, baby, you know you got it >> reporter: the man who singularly influenced so many white rock 'n rollers sometimes was a little touchy about it all. >> i have never received nothing. y'all never gave me to grammy. ♪ >> reporter: from dirt poor georgia roots as one of 12 children, everything about him became larger than life. his voice, h

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elton john, seeing him live was the most exciting experience in my life at that point. ♪ ready set gothat i love so ♪ ♪ i'm ready ready ready i'm ready ♪ >> reporter: an artist who put so much life into his live performances. from 1955 onward, little richard was a pioneer of rock 'n' roll. hits like "ready teddy" and the impossibly exciting "lucille." ♪ lucille >> reporter: driving fans into a frenzy, smashing stereotypes, defying musical boundaries. a monumental influence on the performers who would follow him. >> first a very big favor to ask, little richard. >> reporter: the beatles covering his songs and opening for him in germany. little richard in the first class elected to the rock and roll hall of fame. early in his career, white artists had stolen his thunder by doing tame covers of his songs. he reminded the grammys of that in 1988. >> y'all never gave me no grammys. >> reporter: in his later years he recorded the theme song for "the magic school bus." little richard died of cancer saturday at the age of 87. 87. now there's new dawn powerwash dish spray. the faster, easier w

age of 87 known for flamboyant performances his career spans 7 decades influencing the lives of elton john and the beatles looks back at his legacy. yes there are real solid that are rock n roll graduate add was. born as richard wade penniman. a boy from america's deep south georgia meet with of all those are good members as little richard was one of the founding fathers of rock n roll. this spam born style of playing the piano and distinctive stage presence was a fine blamed office gospel roots and the blues jam to create something electric was a. little richard exploded onto the scene with his 1st hit single in don 955. the tutti frutti whose lyrics were considered so racy that have to be censored. it sold a 1000000 copies over the year and has been described as the one greco it that changed the world of music in the u.s. he founded my family was a time when black and white americans was segregated but little which is music book that racial divide both on the dance floor and on the billboard charts. he sold more than 30000000 records worldwide and influenced a generation of musicians fro

business from the rolling stones to the beatles to eltonjohn, prince, rolling stones to the beatles to elton johnlittle richard in all of those artists if you think about how they perform or performed on stage, there is something of little richard, his extravagance, his exuberance, the fa ct extravagance, his exuberance, the fact that he would play the piano with one foot on the keyboard. and wouldn't be afraid to be different. and i think that is a big part of how people will remember him. his persona. as a little boy he was bullied at school. he was slight in stature. he did not get on well with his dad. but as an adult and a performer he made up for all of that and became this larger than life character. tutti frutti started out with far suggestive lyrics than what was released. and his personal life, sex, drugs, and rock and roll, but he ended up a man with a strong religious faith and he officiated at the weddings of a number of celebrities! chuckles that's right, he certainly changed course midway through his life. he did eventually return to performing. but there was this divide, really, b

point before was as little rich as careers found 7 decades he also influenced the likes of elton john and the beatles who covered his songs in that concerts well as much more never they were covering al jazeera dot com you can get some comments and analysis that i'm watches life if you want to do that. the easiest. and lines now the u.n. mission in libya has condemned the attack on tripoli is only functioning at ports by forces loyal to her. at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility a libyan airways plane was also hit at least 3 civilians have died from shelling near the airport after us forces that. residential areas in the capital more than 10000 people have died from the corona virus in brazil the west affected nation in latin america i am a zone a state has been the hardest hit hundreds of coffins have been sent to the regional capital menow so as will funerals are expected to take place russia has marked 75 years since the end of world war 2 in year it without its traditional parades country has recorded 10000 new coronavirus cases for a 7th day in a row. new york's governor

his early hit including tootie fruity and inspired artists like the beatles and elton john.s inducted in hall of fame in 1986. >> i started at a young age singing. my dad didn't like my singing. my momma did. my dad said i was hollering too loud. he said shut up. aishah: celebrities taking social media and sharing condolences and love for the family. quincy jones, gospel to blues and r&b to rock and roland hip-hop. there will never ever be another little richard. god bless you, little richard was 87, jon. jon: aishah, thank you. meantime former senate aide accusing joe biden of sexual assault saying the former vice president should step forward and be held accountable. jacqui heinrich with more from new york city. >> jacqui: she also said she's willing to be cross examined and to go under oath and would take a polygraph test if biden agreed to one as well. >> he was kissing my neck area and whispered did i want to go somewhere in a little voice and he said other things. i can't remember everything he said, but he said, something vulgar. he i -- he said i want to -- >> jacqui

billion streams is a, "bohemian rhapsody" by queen, "thriller" by michael jackson which is b, or c, elton john'sle in the wind." >> lauren: "bohemian rhapsody." >> you have to sing it if that's your answer.au >> tucker: lauren says it's "bohemian rhapsody," is it? >> "bohemian rhapsody" is an extreme classicc rock song from the 20th century but also a surge in neck injuries from middle-age headbangers singing the song in their cars. ♪ >> tucker: per the mandate of the national game commission, this must be an animal question and therefore it is. tension was high at tuesday sugar bowl between the texas longhorns and the georgia bulldogs. the mascot for the texas team alive 1800 pounds tiered chargel the mascot for the georgia team. what kind of animal is them georgia mascot? holy smokes, lauren. >> lauren: the georgia bulldogs? >> tucker: was the answer in the question to the tape? >> before the sugar both the texas longhorns 1800-pound mascot charging georgia's bulldogs after breaking out of its pen. nobody was hurt though, but also a bit of a scary situation. >> tucker: lauren blanchard, highes

. >>> and now elton john is paying tribute? been such a sad week in a year which has had many. let me leave with a story of hope and grace. you may have heard of archie williams. if you haven't, look at why he's capturing hearts across the nation. ♪ don't let the sun go down on me ♪ ♪ although i search myself it's always someone else i see ♪ >> williams sang a powerful version of that elton john hit during his audition for "america's got talents." here's the back story -- the 59-year-old spent more than 36 years in a louisiana prison after being wrongfully convicted. the nonprofit group, the innocence project, got the charges dropped using dna last march. he even got a call from sir elton himself. listen -- >> he said he never, ever heard out of all the people that sung that song, he never heard anyone do it like me. he was really touched by it. he called me with tears, you know. ♪ what did god see in me why did he love me so ♪ >> a voice as smooth as velvet. i leave you with that for the weekend. >> that's a lovely thing to le

every one from elton john to prince counted him as a defining influence. ♪ >> reporter: little richardout the apollo theater nearly a dozen times at the height of his career in the mid '50s. but in 1957 he walked away from show business to become a preacher. ♪ [singing stops.] >> reporter: he returned it's '60s with sold out shows for decades and rock and roll hall of fame in 1956. he was 87 years old. >>> michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> here in the bay area, a small business owner is shifting gears during joined a local rotary club and make money by fixing up broken down cars to sell at auctions. during the time they have raised tens of thousands of dollars. >> it is times like this where ordinary people like dave and i, we get to be extraordinary, because we're jumping out of the box and we're doing things we never thoughtway would be doing. >>> the clayton valley sunrise rotary club says committed to donating $100,000 to the food bank of contra costa county and salano counties. >>> we started a big cooldown yesterday. no doubt you noticed that. we were 15 degrees cooler satu

that's just a simple of gaga's duet with elton john, participate of the new album that dropped yesterdayfeatures duets with ariana grande, k-pop group. >> it could be the hit of the summer. >> it's a summer song, i can hear it playing in clubs. i guess we'll have to wait and see. >> no clubs. not right now. >> i just thought about that, wait. >> maybe in your living room. >> in your house, your club aka your house. >> parties online. >> put on the strobe lights, marcus. >> you might want to take that one to the beach. maybe later on this summer because this weekend we will not have a good weekend for heading out to the beach. our live view as we get a look at our view from san jose for the foothills and it's a beautiful start to this friday morning. we just had such an amazing sunrise and it's nice to know we're going to have a cooler day as some fog rolls in. a look from kregor peak in antioch. we are starting out with mostly clear sunrise. a look at our high temperatures today as we reach into the low 80s in livermore, a high of 83 in antioch. for the north bay up to 78 degrees in napa

we heard elton john. they were playing "macho man" over the sound track. he walked in to his song he walks in to when he does his rallies. he talked about the coronavirus response. he talked about what that distribution center is producing. he had workers come up and speak. so, there was a strong element of response and official government action, but it had all of the trappings of the campaign rallies that trump cannot be holding right now. >> peter baker, for a young man you've covered a number of presidents and you've seen a thing or two over the years. you saw how something like oklahoma city changed bill clinton. you obviously saw how 9/11 and going to war left 43 a different man. newtown and barack obama. the question is has this crisis changed this man in your view? >> well, each of those examples that you just reasonable caused were moments when presidents reached out and surpassed partisan politics in order to be national leaders. george w. bush wasn't up there on that wrecked fire truck at ground zero talking only to republicans. barack obama was

that are very notable on the album, k-pop girl group black pink and of course the always fantastic elton johnlisten for everyone. >> all right. lady gaga back to her roots. can't complain with that. daryn, thank you so much. we always appreciate you. great to have you on the show. of course, you can get more from daryn as she hosts people tv's "reality check" monday through thursday at 4:30 p.m. eastern. and you can pick up this week's issue of "people" on newsstands nationwide right now. >>> coming up, is working from home giving you back and neck aches? >> yes. >> and pains? >> yes. >> yes? well, the right ways and the wrong ways to alleviate that pain. >> age could be part of that with you, dan. >> oh, wow. >> i'm just kidding. >> dig, dig, dig. >> i think the answer is i'm not going to work anymore. >>> anyway, up ahead, our dollar dinner challenge. two meals for four people all under $20, and now i have to think of mean things to say to whit. g to work anymore. >>> anyway, up ahead our dollar dinner challenge. two meals for four people all under $20 and now i have to think of mean things

he was a musical idol to the likes of paul mccartney, mick jagger, elton john and prince. >> i was wearinge before you was wearing it. ♪ oh baby >> reporter: the legendary little richard was 87 years old. >>> good sunday morning. it is mother's day and we are going to have another cloudy start throughout the bay area, but we'll get some gradual clearing for the afternoon. we're still on tap for that cooling trend. a little bit cooler yesterday but today it's going to get even c cooler. 76 degrees for san jose. 78 for antioch. 76 in concord. breezy winds especially around the coastline, but temperatures will be in the 60s for san francisco, half moon bay area. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week on this mother's day, including the mom who was critically ill with coronavirus but fought to see the day when she could hug her children again. >>> and the texas high school principal who spent 12 days and 800 miles on the road to congratulate, one by one, the seniors who didn't get their graduation ceremony. >>> plus, there was barely time to pick up the diploma before many medical

and we also represent, because many like elton john and and we also represent, because many like eltonjohner that we do not represent just composers and songwriters, we also represent publishers. 0k, andrea martin, thank you forjoining us. speaking about the challenge for song writers all around the world. we're expecting earnings from singapore airlines. the use of the word earnings is a lwa ys the use of the word earnings is always a challenge, isn't it? the carrier has signalled it will post a full—year loss for the first time in its 48 years of operation. let's go to sharanjit leyel in our asia business hub. everyone is here but what is there? 50 years of success? that is right. this is one of the strongest airlines in the region, regularly tops aviation awards and that is not shielding it from any of the turbulence unleashed from the coronavirus pandemic because singapore airlines issuing the guidance last week because the projected that whopping 48 yea rs of projected that whopping 48 years of operation, the first time, it will experience a loss. i tell you what, that is how old i am

point performances his career spanned 7 decades influencing the likes of elton john and the beatles franco gupta looks back at his legacy. those are real solid that are rock n roll graduate and was. born as richard wade penniman. the bad boy from america's deep south georgia. with of all those are good members as little richard was one of the founding fathers of rock n roll. to spam born in style of playing the piano and distinctive stage presence was a fine blamed office gospel roots and the blues am to create something electric was a. little richard exploded onto the scene with his 1st hit single indite 155. the tutti frutti whose lyrics were considered so well received but have to be censored. it sold a 1000000 copies over the year and has been described as the one greco would that change the world of music in the u.s. in the founding me down which was a time when black and white americans was segregated but little which is music book that racial divide both on the dance floor and on the billboard charts. he sold more than 30000000 records worldwide and influenced a generation of musici

they inspired the beatles, and elton john. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. >> i started at a young age, i started singing and-- but my dad didn't like my singing. my mama did. my dad told me i was hollering too loud. when i said woo hoo! he said shut up. he thought somebody who jumped on me. >> the richard family doesn't appear to be releasing the cause of death, but his bass guitarist charles glen told tmz the singer had been sick for two months and he died in his tennessee home surrounded by his brother, sister and son. reaction now coming in from across the music spectrum. gene simmons tweeting his contributions simply can't be overstated. and ringo starr tweeting, god bless little richard, one of my all time musical heroes. little richard was 87 years old. gillian. gillian he . gillian: he lived a long and epic live. adjectives to describe him. leland and roy horn of the duo siegfried & roy died of covid-19 come mplicatio complications. and he was an illusionists and used tigers in his act. he

he's singing one of sir elton john's hits. g for him during rehearsals. he's been holding socially distant concerts that have been dubbed quaran-cella by his neighbors. chester says it makes him feel good just to give back. >> i mean, if we can do this and not only make people smile through these crazy times, make them sing, raise money, it's a no brainer. i would stay out all night. my wife is like, stop, you got to stop. >> so far chester has raised more than $6,000 for various charities and plays a lot of hits including one of my favorites of all time, "the boxer" by simon and garfunkel. he said last time he played there wasn't a dry eye in the house. >> i'll bet. i love -- i love that he's out there in his swivel chair in the middle of the street. he's -- you said for 15 years -- >> anthony? >> yeah, gayle? >> anthony and vlad, did you see his t-shirt? it said "a boy's best friend is his mother." i like that one. you go. i like that. >> saw that. >> thanks, vlad. >>> coming up, four sisters, all nurses on the front lines ag

what ford is doing to some police cars to >>> welcome back, elton john, do i have to say this? of course not, benny and the jets for our longtime viewer. and his daughter is a registered nurse, we want to thank her and, happy birthday. from one workers, heart heart emoji to you, and to your father, john. if there is a special song you want to hear i will play your request on friday morning. use the hashtag, ktvu, on facebook, or twitter, or instagram. >>> 7:58. ford says it is developing a unique way to combat covid-19. the automaker has reworked software for some patrol vehicles and says the climate control system can now help kill covid-19. the software raises the cabin temperature to 133 degrees for 15 minutes to help kill any virus inside. ford says the software updates work for 2013 models. >>> happening now, pride flags are being installed along market street even though the parade has been canceled. this morning, pride officials will finish installing flags between castro street ready for 50th anniversary, happening online, june 27th and 28. >>> for a second night in a r

, rain on me with ariana grande, another one, sign from above, i'll play for you right now with elton johnke this. >> yeah. i think like they were saying. we need to dance this summer and gaga is the one to do it. >> we've seen a lot with duo lipa, too, '80s revival dance. good to have gaga back she had a good time making the record she released a series of reports for ariana grande for "rain on me" culminating with a downpour that washed away her wig she obviously had a lot of fun doing this gaga fans are excited for good reason we've been waiting a long time and it's dropped next, concert for fans around america murphys. the punk rock band will be getting some help from the boss, bruce springsteen, as they play the empty stadium to raise funds for charity. they are calling the show, streaming out of fenway. it's the first time a band is going to be playing on the field with nobody in the stands. but the band's lead singer says, it beats playing at home red sox groundskeeper posting this photo to instagram ahead of tonight's concert, a giant dkm and shamrock logo on infield that concert s

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tuttie frutti all rootie ♪ tuttie frutti all rootie tributes pouring in for him from mick jagger to elton johnhe rock and roll hall of fame and received a lifetime achievement grammy. little richard died of cancer at the age of 87. as you know, michael, betty wright also passed away and we'll talk about her in our next hour, michael. >> two legends with a lot of influence over a lot of artists and musicians. thank you for that. >>> we begin with an abc news exclusive interview with the president of clorox. as the demand spiked up 500% for disinfectants, the company is running plants 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. we're joined by linda rendle, president of the clorox company. thank you for joining us. as you know, clorox products, particularly wipes, are in short supply. what are you seeing as far as supply goes or demand goes? >> good morning, michael. before i get started, i would love to thank everybody, all the caregivers and essential workers that are working so hard to keep our community safe and our hearts go out to everybody who's been affected by covid-19. it is true, wipes are in shor

. >>> celebrity lawyer alan grubman who represents big names like lady gaga, elton johns and lebron jameslatest victim of a major cyberattack with hackers demanding millions of dollars for files that were stolen as more people are now working from home and putting sensitive information on to potentially less secure share drives, what can executives do to protect their company from hackers we have run the numbers and it could cost a lot of money. eamon javers is here to break it down for us. >> that's right, wilfred hackers are having a feel day dune to coronavirus is what experts have been telling me over the past week or so everybody went home, all of the companies had five days to get millions of american white collar workers on a work-from-home basis and as a result they're seeing these super old browsers being used never designed to carry this corporate security and now you have information from companies flowing over family home wi-fi routers. that will be a big problem if this lasts for any length of time for companies to fix over a period of time i asked mike covertino of rco, the

eric clapton, elton john, the dead, the who, and most importantly, carlos santana. is important because he also is a graduate of mission high school. and the reason i bring up the names is all the performers played at mission west. ideally, the ballroom will be preserved, and the developer was kind enough to give me an in person presentation. the only thing i can ask of the developer is if he could give details regarding mitigation measure to require the project with the permanent and interpretive display conveying the historical significance of filmore west and bill ram and from the the time and history. >> thank you, sir. your time is up. >> thank you for your time. >> the cumulative impact of the upscale earnings column and more closely tied to the increase use of services and live and with the uber and lyf and take a closer look at the preservation if at all possible. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. cory smith so excited and with the final e.i.r. and to go with the potential for another off site project to be so if that is coming to fruition igs, what

broken more elton john records. he seems to have a lot of records. and i don't have a musical instrument. or organ.ve a guitar helping.ther people we've broken a lot of records. we've broken virtually every record. i only need the space. they need much more room for basketball, hockey. they need a lot of room. host: i believe that there. we will get a response from our guest. he is a master of hyperbole. he said he would be the most popular hearse and in europe. he knows real estate better than everybody. this is what people like about him. i think we are to continue to see him do it. it gets attention. he is so different from the presidents who came before him, especially from obama. took a long time to answer questions, he was very thoughtful. people want somebody who will quickly get to the point and not make things too complicated. that's why a lot of people voted for him. host: david is next from south carolina. caller: good morning. this is a slightly different perspective. such a long shot during the primaries. even beingted, nominated, came t