and art garfunkel, he talks about his time as simon and garfunkel.this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. tching. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. >>> thanks for waking up with us, as we take a live look at the bay bridge. it is calm but all of the craziness is about to happen with all of the cars traveling across the bridge. good morning. i'm kenny choy. >> crazy morning. >> crazy morning at this desk. >> that's true. >> with roberta here, of course. >> and my hair is not done. >> okay. >> it looks nice. >> and this morning, you and i both take our dogs out first thing in the morning and you don't want to come in, and you got to come back. in and that picture is like, okay, yes, craziness. >> yes. >> so they are running out. >> and jacqueline says she is still in rebuttal from me going on vacation. >> she is not happy about it. >> and good morning, everybody. we are talking about dogs here. but it is the dog days of summer. lingering into the first week of autumn. it is true, it is clear skies from the bay

that's art garfunkel performing in central park in 1981.rican music. ♪ ♪ half of simon and garfunkel he dominated the pop charts with hits like "celia." after the duo split in 1970, garfunkel moved on to a successful solo career. he and simon were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1990, and they later received the grammy lifetime achievement award. his new memoir is called "what is it all but luminous." notes from an underground man. art garfunkel, good morning. >> good morning. >> it's lovely to be here. >> it's good to be with you. >> we'll talk about your voice in a second, but you were telling us before the break something we thought was very interesting. 30 years it took you and you never planned to write a book. >> no. i carry a notebook in the back pocket. >> do you now? >> not here. i'm here to do television. >> you carry a notebook and you do what? >> walk across countries. i walked the united states and walked across europe. as i walk, a little insights occur to me. some are big, and i get a notion of a first line an

that's art garfunkel perform ng central park back in 1981.ous songs in american music. ♪ ♪ >> half of simon and garfunkel, he dominated the top charts. the group's number one records included bookends and of course bridge over troubled water. after they split in 1970, garfunkel moved on to a successful solo career. he and simon were inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame in 1990. his new memoir, good morning. >> lovely to be here. >> good to be with you. >> listening to those songs brings back so many memories. you were telling us before the break, something we all thought was very interesting. you never book. >> no, i carry a notebook in the back pocket. >> do you have it with you now? >> not right now. >> but with that you do what? >> i've walked across europe and the united states and as i walk, little insights occur to me, some of them are big and i get a notion of a first line and i go, that line has rhythm and it means something to me. it touches the theme i've tha t thought about all my life. so between that first line which is a

"hi, jimmy, have you heard of the group black simon and garfunkel? can you have them on the show? it's funny you mention that, because i was -- last night i was having a nightcap, uptown, at bongo's playhouse. and they showed up to perform a a song. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: they really are spectacular. >> steve: they're fantastic. >> jimmy: so ladies and gentleman, here to perform a a song from their self-titled album, featuring a special surprise guest. please welcome black simon and garfunkel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys -- whenever you're ready. ♪ ♪ she's got me spending spending all my money on her ♪ ♪ and all my time on her ♪ ♪ she's got me spending spending all my money on her on her ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what you gonna do with all that junk all that junk inside your trunk ♪ ♪ imma get get get you drunk get you love drunk off my hump ♪ ♪ what you gonna do with all ass all that ass inside your jeans ♪ ♪ imma gonna make make make you scream make you scream make you scream ♪ ♪ my humps my humps my humps my humps my humps my hum

and art garfunkel, he talks about his time as simon and garfunkel.is tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. >>> lism from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> triple shooting overnight. >> the shooting comes to violent ends watch we are learning from investigators of a man shooting his exgirlfriends' mother. >> gop's effort to get rid of obamacare appears to be on the verge of collapse. just how much time republicans have to secure support for their healthcare bill. >>> today is tuesday, september 26th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus big retailer increasing its minimum wage to $11 per hour for its workers. now, we check on the weather katie and the roads with meisha. >> happy tuesday, roads are looking good, tons of

a player who could come in and fulfil that role just as well for them, so the money involved and garfunkel £60 million tra nsfer league versus the £60 million transfer fee, those two things met out pretty evenly. midfielder danny drinkwater did manage a move late last night — he's gone from leicester to chelsea for £35 million. that was after everton‘s ross barkley changed his mind aboutjoining antonio conte‘s side. but the summer transfer window might not be quite over yet. liverpool's brazilian star phillipe coutinho has long been wanted by barcelona but the merseysiders rejected a £114 million bid. the spanish transfer window doesn't close until tonight so it could still happen. lewis hamilton headed a mercedes one—two in first practice at the italian grand prix. he was four tenths of a second quicker than team mate valtteri bottas and over a second faster than his title rival sebastian vettel. vettel leads the drivers‘ championship by seven points with eight races remaining. the world number one and two time champion rafael nadal is through to the third round of the us open overnight —

short ridge high school in indianapolis, and we had don's volkswagen bus, and we had simon and garfunkel's america ringing in our ears, and we went out in search of america. i'm still looking. [laughter] well, the boys were anxious to get to the climax of our trip, the final destination, the really golden dream at the end of the western rainbow for all young men. las vegas, nevada. [laughter] but i would not and party to the trip unless we visited first the black hills. then the little big horn battlefield, and then here, to cody, wyoming, to this museum, and they reluctantly agreed to that, and they were perhaps not as delighted as i was by this institution in 1968, but they pretended to be charmed. well, it has now been 59 years since i made that -- 49 years since i made that journey. 51 years from the time of buffalo bill's death until i made the journey, 49 years now since i did that. and my point to you is just how short our history as a nation is and how an institution like this and what we are trying to convey is in fact a connection point, something that connects us to and it is li

that's art garfunkel perform ng central park back in 1981. songs in american music. ♪ ♪ >> half of simon and garfunkel, he dominated the top charts. the group's number one records included bookends and of course bridge over troled water. after they split in 1970, garfunkel moved on to a successful solo career. he and inducted memorir, go >>d brings back so many memories. you were telling us ea was very planned tori a carry e back pocket. >> do you have it with you now? >> not right now. >> but with that you do what? >> i've walked across europe and the united states and as i walk, little insights occur to me, noon go, that line hasthd it means something to me. it touches the theme i've tha t thought about all my life. so between that first line which is a good song first line and the theme which is where i know i'm going i just spend the next 24 hours fixing and twirling my hair and erasing. >> but it's your voice though that really captivates people. it's been said that it's made grown men cry. you call it your secret joy, your private joy,