itit was veryy strangnge. >>>> emily king. let's hear it. >> sara bareilles!>> i forgot how much i receive from singing for people. i forgot what a blelessing thats for me.. it's like the audience feels like they're the ones receiving but really we're the ones receiving on stage. ♪ honestly, i wanna see you be brave ♪ ♪ >> the electricity was flowing again in both directions. ♪ so nathaniel ratliff singing van morrison's "caravan" not only got the audience on its feet. the singer himself left doing a jig. ♪ and british singer yola lippett the room. ♪ keeps so quiet ♪ sure, she'd done zoom concerts during the pandemic. but it's not the same. >> it's not even close, mate. no. it's not even close. >> no. >> i think we're all done with zoom. sorry for zoom shareholders. but it is what it is. ♪ ♪ i used to be like you ♪ >> reporter: how do you zoom a voice like yola's, who left us all feeling -- well, she said it herself. ♪ when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you eve

it was very strange. >> emily king! >> emily king. >> what did you miss most?s receiving on stage. ♪ honestly i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ that's enough ♪ >> the electricity was flowing again in both directions. ♪ so nathaniel rateleft singing van morrison's "caravan" not only got the audience on its feet, the singer himself left doing a jig. ♪ and british singer yola lit up the room. sure she'd done zoom concerts during the pandemic, but it's the same. >> not even -- no. it's not even close. >> no. >> i think we're all done with zoom. sorry to zoom shareholders, but it is what it is. ♪ >> how do you zoom a voice like yola's who left us all feeling, well, she said it herself -- ♪ ♪ free yeah ♪ >> wow -- >> makes me want to go to a show. >> i know. you know, any chance you get to see yola, go. >> jon bon jovi. >> the cool thing is this raised money for god's love we deliver. they were on the front lines delivering meals to people who were too sick to shop or cook for themselves. incredible organization. lot of frontline folks there. most of all, live music is

nc live music will be back at love rocks nc kr live music will be jon bon jovi bareil bareilles, emily king a year in front of a real audience. here's what yola had to say about that -- i know but some singing probably via zoom and other concerts. >> loads. >> yeah. but it's not the same. >> it's not even close, mate, no. it's not even close. >> no. >> like you do it, and you feel something, you have some moments. >> yeah. >> but you know, you need an audience. you need connect. you need people that have come there to listen. >> by the way, yola will knock you over with your voice if y you're in the back of the balcony. a thrill. 1,000 people will be there. there will be top donors and frontline workers. y tn a free live stream at fans.live at th usualell ttsbu they weren sure how many people they could let in so they didn't. >> i'm impressed you went to the sound check. >> i'm so excited to see live music. all for god's love we deliver, which does amazing work in new york city. >> it does. >>> now we turn to our series honoring some of the best and brightest in the world of performing arts

what is angus king's power in negotiation with the president of the united states? emilys a moderate end of cap -- as a moderate democrats, he can try to make inroads between senator manchin and president biden because he is someone who mention can look at and say this guy is -- who manchin can look at and say this guy is a democrat, but he has the independent streak in him, and shape thinking on certain things. this isn't a vacuum. certainly the senators speak to each other, and i'm sure there are plenty of discussions between moderate centers of the party and where they think they can go, what pressure they might be able to assert on the more progressive members of their party, as well as party leadership area -- party leadership. tom: emily wilkins, thank you so much. much busier than i thought it would be here in early june in washington. lisa, i prepared for our interview with mattias corman with the oecd, a gentleman from belgium, with a germanic education. he lands up in perth, australia. lisa: there's a question of the international feature of the business world p

. ♪ >> bret: the wife of mexican drug king pin guzman has pleaded guilty to drug smuggling and money laundering charges in the u.s. emilyed her husband run his multibillion dollars criminal empire. prosecutors said she aided and abetted in importing massive amounts of drugs into the u.s. she is due back in court in september for sentencing. fbi director christopher wray has mentioned before up on capitol hill. he was also defending the bureau's actions ahead of the january 6th cap information to several groups and agencies. >> we thought the information was sufficiently concerning that weared on the side of caution and tried to fast to the relevant people. not once, not twice but three different ways all in span of 24 hours. >> bret: wray says the bureau needs to get better at fighting human intelligence source to anticipate similar acts in the future. the governor of texas is consulting with officials and advisers tonight about how to handle the rapidly worsening border crisis. correspondent griff general dense is in del rio, texas tonight where the governor is as well. good evening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret

. ♪ ♪ emily: intel shears found after the company said its zion server chip will not start production until 2022. the delay is not doing much to boost confidence. joining us but ian kingvered chips for a couple of decades. it is one shippable wise at such a big deal? ian: the last couple of years intel has had, you cannot afford to say anything that starts with the delay, later than we had planned. this is what is going on and zion is the most profitable so any delay, that window of opportunity for the opposition is where the prophets are. -- profits are. emily: they were confident about until regaining leadership. is this out of left field? ian: new designs take months if not years to come to fruition. he only took over in february so it is not really happened on his watch but up until recently he was say this would be arriving this year and how the company are saying, actually, probably next year. doesn't look great for him and it is triggering not fond memories for investors. emily: most of these issues thus far have not happened on his watch. how much confidence should we have he will be able to write the ship? -- right the ship? he has been there for 100 days. ia

king in iowa. republicans have accountability, where are the democrats? they are silent in allowing anti-semitic to run rampant in the halls of congress. >> emily: gillian, such a good point and you chime the in last hour with marc thiessen, gop removed for comments made prior to election. this against the backdrop, if you can have a president, according to democratic party, responsible for anti-asian attacks, why can't you point to nexus between a sitting congresswoman and historic spike in anti-semitic attacks we've seen across the country? >> gillian: as with all things, emily, broader context is really important here. got to remind folks, this country just lived through one of the worst anti-semitic moments we've seen in decades. hard to live through that and decouple these events from the comments made by the congresswoman. however, i want to say here, as jewish american myself, we do have to be careful about equating criticism of the israeli government and israel politics and israeli state from anti-semitic. there is a difference, it is worth having a conversation about. a lot of liberal democrats here in the united states, are highly critical of t