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this is the second suit claiming his hit thinking out loud sounds similar to marvin gaye's hit let's. . the $100 million lawsuit was filed last week by a company that owns part of copyright to gaye's hit. 's hit. lyrics aside you can hear the similarity there. sheeran commented saying quote the chord changes and drums are both extremely common place, but he's yet to comment on the newest lawsuit. >>> taking on the opioid epidemic, today there's news of the largest health care fraud take down in u.s. history. details about the fraud case with over a hundred doctors facing charges. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment,

he owns one-third to the rights of gaye's song. as gaye's hit. first is "thinking out loud" followed by "let's get it on." ♪ darling i will be loving you till we're 70 ♪ ♪ let's get it on oh, baby, let's get it on ♪ >> okay. so, if that doesn't sound similar to you, we have to listen to gaye's vocals over the instrumental version of sheeran's song. here it is. ♪ let's get it on oh, baby, let's get it on ♪ ♪ let's love, baby let's get it on ♪ >> sheeran's team didn't respond to request for comment. and marvin gaye's estate is not a party in this suit. everybody has the same face. >> can we love both songs? >> you can love both songs. but you have to pay for them. >> musicians get inspiration from certain sounds. i don't know. >> and there's coincidence. >> and we love them both. >>> in other music news, last night on "the tonight show," m jimmy fallon had some special guests help him with a song using classic instruments. ♪ jimmy, you are -- i want to hear you, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i never want to hear you say i want it that way ♪ >> the

first, sheeran's "thinking out loud" followed by gaye's "let's get it on." ♪ darling i will be lovingd, listen to gaye's vocals. >> here it is. ♪ let's get it ah, babe ♪ let's get it on ♪ let's love baby ♪ let's get it on ♪ >> sherron's team didn't respond, and marin gaye's eisate no a party to the lawsuit. >> can't we love both songs? >> but you have to pay for both. >> inspiration from certain sounds. ah -- i don't know. >> here's the thing -- coincidence. >> we love them both. >>> other music news, last night on "the today imshow" fallon had special guests helping him on a song using good, old musical instruments. ♪ you are, you are, you are want to hear you ♪ ain't nothing but a mistake ♪ i never want to hear you say ♪ i want it that way ♪ >> the backspreetoys ono sing their hit song "i want it that way" a fan favorite. that's your "popstart." >> that sounds just like "wheels on the bus." >>> and pardonic nic at the dic co -- disco. a full half hourg comin up after a check on your local news and traffic. >> announcer: this is a "news4 today" news break. >>> 8:26 is your time now o

he's set to bring the life of marvin gaye to the big screen.he blessing of his family. [ applause ] >> great, one-two punch. >>> and then finally a little happy for you. check out baxter. baxter is sneaking into his parents' pool. he's not supposed to be there. he's having a peaceful swim, totally enjoying himself, until he spots his dad videotaping him. he knows he is busted. he knows the transgression is going to get him in trouble. he gets closer and then sheepishly decides he'll try to get out of the pool without anybody noticing. nothing to see here, dad. just a bush. do not notice the dog behind the bush. there's nothing there. >> that was awesome. [ applause ] >> we all know that feeling. >> don't mind the water dripping off my fur. >> all good. that's all i got, guys. >> thank you, lara. >>> now to our "gma" cover story and that health alert about dietary supplements and your children. a new report finds kids and teens have almost double their use over a decade. 33% say they use them each day and now some pediatricians are concerned. dr

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. >>> did ed sheeran steal a hit from marvin gaye?at is the question in the middle of a lawsuit. ♪ darling, i will be loving you till we're 17 ♪ >> the lawsuit claims that his mega hit "thinking out loud" sounds too much like the marvin gaye classic "let's get it on." "good morning america" is talking about it this morning. it alleges sheeran and his producers copied at least nine elements from the song including melody and harmony. copyright owners want big bucks in return. a similar lawsuit was thrown out in 2016. a lot of musicians saying it's one of the most common chord progressions in western music. i don't know. >> hundreds of songs share the same chord progression. it's so complicated. i read about this case more. it is messy. just to even try to get through it, it a mess. i'm glad i'm not part of it. more money, more problems, right? >> absolutely. you see what happens when you make a lot of money? >> let's find out. >> who is with me? >> personal problems. we're coming up on 6:52. we have to get on time so we're never more t

. >>> did ed sheeran steal a hit from marvin gaye?> this is the question at middle of a lawsuit. ♪ darling, i will be loving you until we're 17 ♪ >> so romantic. the mega hit "thinking out loud" doesn't sound too much like marvin gaye's classic "let's get it on." the suit alleges sheeran and his producers copied melanie, harmony and now the partial copyright owner wants big bucks in return. a similar lawsuit was thrown out in 2016. a lot of musicians saying this is one of the most popular chord progressions. >> alexis, i think the same songs have just been produced over and over. >> at this point it's hard to come up with an original. there's so much out there already. i think that's probably a tough case. we'll see. we'll see how that turns out. unfortunately, things are not looking better for our situation in the tri-valley at vargas road this is now a sig alert. we have a crash involving a motorcycle, hov lane and left lane are the only ones open and you are really crawling approaching that scene. the backup now several miles long.

so, i go in the back of the studio and he sings the song, he says: ♪ she says she wants some marvin gaye-- and i said, "wait a minute, i got it." ( singing bravado ) ♪ she said she want some marvin gaye some luther vandr-- ♪ he said, "what are you doing?" ( laughter ) i said, "well, i'm an r&b singer, too, bro, so i gotta put the r&b thing on it." and this is when i knew kanye was in control and everything. he said, "don't do that." ( laughter ) "just sing the song regular, all right, we'll be good." in my mind i'm thinking this song is whack. he ain't going to make it. i begrudgingly sing the song. went off and did a bad movie for, like, eight weeks. came back, and when i came back, the song was number one in the country. so that's the end of the story. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, look. okay, look, so you got-- you won a grammy. >> yeah. >> stephen: you won a grammy in 2009 for "blame it," best r&b performance. >> ♪ blame it on the-- ( cheers ) >> stephen: you were nominated for "intuition," "love changes," "unpredictable, "creepin'" and you were nominated for "slow jamz."

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ed sheeran is being sued foron $100 mil for allegedly copying parts of marvin gaye's "let's get it on" for his number one hit "thinking out loud." tr. sheeran has faced legal action for the samk in the past. s.he denies all allegation this weekend the people of mexico are voting to elect a new president. s lls suggest that leftist politician andrÉnuel lÓpez obrador is the man toea but just like in the u.s. congressional elections may determine how much they new leader c achieve. i spoke every time ago -- i spoke a brief time ago with the president of the inter-american dialogue. lis andrÉs manÓpez obrador really mexico's donald trump as some would have us believe? >> there are some characteristics but also differences. lÓpez obrador has been a politician all his life. donald trump is not a politician.z lÓrador was the mayor of mexico city, the capital, so he has governing experience and you can evaluate his record. donald trump was a real estate investor. -- developer. but they have a similamessage in attacking the status quo, the establishment, political parties, and bh are beneficia

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gaye's hits include "what's going on."ute. >>> our partners at the bbc say a widely ridiculed statue of ronaldo has been replaced. a bronze bust of portugal's world cup star became as famous as he is after being unveiled. many fans noticed it looked nothing like him. the original artist made a new statue and they made the swap last week. >>> a man dying of cancer appeared in court claiming a popular weed killer made him sick. he's suing monsanto, the maker of round-up. he blames his cancer diagnosis on the active ingredient. he's one of thousands nationwide accusing monsanto of, quote, failing to exercise reasonable care to warn of the dangerous risk associated with use and exposure. >> monsanto denies the allegations. it says in a statement to cbs news, we have empathy for anyone suffering from cancer but we have scientific evidence clearly showing glyphosate was not the cause. dr. ri our doctor is here. this is going to be a well tried and hard fought case on both sides. this is a singular plaintiff because he's on the v

. -- ray is making a documentary about marvin gaye.what your parent were lipsing to when they made you. not mine. they didn't play his music at the circus. get in the tent because this is the "topical storm." we begin in frigid lake tahoe, california where the tourism industry hit a bear market. this family paid someone to bear proof their house. let's hope they held on to the receipt. he climbs in through the window. i love muffins. animal experts believe the a man that bee show may have been playing on the tv. this is the second time in the past year the bear has broken into the house. while police don't know the bear's gender, but based on its affinity for stuff, they assume it's a bernie sanders supporter. topic number two. during the supper type the lines at six flags great america, keep it great. they can be up to an hour and a half look. but despite the long waits. customers aren't going anywhere. 24 passengers were stranded on the superman ride after some wisen humaner put kryptonite on the track which is a nice waive saying a

the capitals won gaye 5 against the leaf again knights. the caps clinched the series 4- -1.n the con smythe trophy. he was the mvp of the post season. >>> it was a late night for the people in d.c. they were out in the streets celebrating the big win. a sea of red filled more than four city blocks right outside the arena. it was a capitals' first title in the 11-year history of the franchise. some of the people climbed trees and light poles. so excited, so far, though, we haven't heard of any arrests this morning. >>> well, this weekends levi stadium goes from sidelines to sand traps. today is the beginning of the stadium links golf tournament at levi stadium. the second year for this big event. there are nine holes scattered across levi stadium. the people behind stadium links go around the country and trance form football stadials and baseball parks into golf courses. golf courses. >>> good morning, san francisco, police are searching for who ever shot and wounded a man early this morning. the victim was found about side of a popular doughnut shop. we'll tell you what we'r

. >> sarah sanders was asked what the differee of the baker who turned on a gaye in lorado and the nfl's their opinion. >> my question is simpl so if the white house supports the baker's right of free speech, why doesn't the white house support the players' issue of free speech. >> he doesn't think it's about free speech. he thinks it's about respecting the men and women of our military and standing out of pride for them. >> if you speak to people who do serve this country, they don't take an issue with it? >> right. and as usual, sarah is obfuscating. 60 years ago, bobby kennedy walked into the kitchen of the hotel, on his right rafe johnson on his left josey greer. they took him off the podium where he lost his life. literally 50 years to the day trump holds his ceremony. part of this movement to attack erican athletes. we talked about pork farmers. bobby kennedy won california and he can win a state like california and a rural state like south dakota we can have unity. what's trump doing? dividing america. that's what he's about. and brett's words weaponized. he's weaponized the natio

joining me now is myra gaye, editorial board member and opinion writer for the "new york times," andand tim weiss, anti-racism activist and author of "white like me: reflexes r reflections on race from a privileged son." let me set it up this way. tim, you were part of a conversation we had on race tuesday night in philadelphia, and you talked about white privilege. as a white, i'm sure you get a lot of backlash on that. but we are still dealing in a nation where white privilege is a reality. >> right. and i think it's important to note that when i talk about white privilege, i'm not suggesting that all white people are wealthy or powerful or rich or have material success. when i talk about white privilege, i mean the general day-to-day advantages that generally come from being a member of the dominant group, just like able-bodied privilege or money privilege, class privilege. one of the biggest privileges, and what i was trying to speak to the other night on the special, is the privilege when you're white of not really having to think about your racial identity on a day-to-day basis

if you put on marvin gaye right now i'd burst into tears. what do you do? go on the beach, you get laid and you get high. >> so few people are that honest. and therefore it hurts all the more to lose him. and then to lose him to suicide just days after the death of kate spade. and while suicides in this country are at a 30-year high, so many of us are in pain but we can all help. you should look to the people around you and reach out to them. let's look after each other. if you see danger signs, if someone you know is talking about feeling hopeless, trapped or being a burden to others, if they're drinking more, sleeping too little or too much, if they're isolating themselves, you should talk to them. keep talking to them and get help for them. i want everyone to look at the screen and write this down. take a picture on your phone, do whatever. this is the national suicide prevention line. call that number. 1-800-273-8255. so tonight we are remembering the life of anthony bourdain. and if he inspired you, which i am sure he did, you can live like him to. so

if you put on marvin gaye right now, i'd burst into tears. ♪ what do you do?ch. you know, you get laid, and you get high. it was here, all the way out at the tip of cape cod, provincetown, massachusetts, where the pilgrims first landed. and it was where i first landed. 1972, washed in a town with a head full of orange sunshine and a few friends. provincetown, a wonderland of tolerance, long-time tradition of accepting artists, writers, the badly behaved, the gay, the different. it was paradise. ♪ ♪ the joy that can only come with an absolute certainty that you're invincible. that none of the choices that you make will have any repercussions or any effect on your later life. because we didn't think about those things. i don't even know what i thought i was going to be. at that point, i certainly didn't think i was going to a cook. i don't know what i thought i was going to be. i was just, you know, hanging out in a beautiful place. >> anthony: a golden time, i look back on those fuzzy memories and they seem golden anyway. oh, there's john waters. first love, an

like, whoa, that is just so much gayness, like, right in front of me. like right in front of me, but, you know, just because i had never experienced it before. you know? to each his own. i like girls. i like vaginas. he doesn't. he likes penises. that's his thing. who am i tell to him he can't like penises? >> everybody loves me. i can't explain anything else except me being who i am which is the queen of the universe. i think people like me, love me, because i'm so honest and i'm cutthroat. i run the kingdom by myself. i need no help. >> i'm like a little -- >> an ace. >> i'm a peasant. >> you're a peasant. absolutely. >> while washington seemingly reigns over the hamptons, he has trouble reining in his emotions. >> you guys are [ bleep ] losers. every emotion leads to anger. when i'm fat, i get angry. when i'm mad, i get angry. everything leads to anger. >> washington's anger led to three domestic violence charges within the last year. >> the first time i got a domestic violence charge my ex angered me, and i hit him in the mouth with my granny's cane

and the author of gop gps and marah gaye, a member of the "new york times" editorial board. on the signals being sent by collins, murkowski, folks trying to decode that, i was looking back at the history of supreme court nominations from republican presidents over the last generation or so and not a lot of break imagine the the republican party on these things. what do you make of the signals? what we've heard from susan collins is she said that she is not going to let individual policy positions get in the way and we know frankly that as long as there are qualifications there, we know any of these nominees will avoid saying things like i would not vote to keep roe v. wade. they're going to punt and evade and dissemble as much as possible and under those circumstances i find it unlikely that collins will vote against a particular nomineenominee. joe manchin has said what would trip him up is if somebody wasn't going to support the affordable care act and one of the main nominees or potential nominees, a woman amy barrett from indiana, notre dame lawsuit, took a very strong p

. ♪ [music break] amy: "what's going on" by marvin gaye. right from michael bennet's playlist.hmy goodman juan gonzalez. "the washington post" reports federal authorities have collected mugshots of detain minors, some showing the children in tears. immigrant children jailed in a converted walmart in texas are being forced to recite the pledge of allegiance in english each morning. at some of the facilities, the children are counted in "prison-stylyle" head counts. in some cases, parents have already been deported, while their children remain in united states custody. amy: well, for m more, we're joined by dr. dana sinopoli, a psychologist who penned an open letter condemning the trump administration's pracactice of separating children from their parents at the border. the letter has bn gned b more than 12,600 mental health professionals. it states children made develop post medical responses following separation from their parents and specifically lists immigration and parental deportation as situations of potentially traumatic separation. to pretend that separated children do

marvin gaye's is a status that it was plagiarized and ended up winning £7 million from that. ke perhaps down the line they will want to take legal action but everyone is taking ina to take legal action but everyone is taking in a good tone. we have not heard from childish gambino and there's no statement from him in the team. we will just see willjust see on this one.|j willjust see on this one. i will leave you with the first half of the knockout stage of the world cup which has not been completed. you will have france against argentina in two big teams not playing very well at the moment. tomorrow, we will get sorted out and full coverage on the bbc sport website. see you tomorrow. hello. on monday it was around the london area we saw our first 30 degrees day of the week. on tuesday the warmest of the air was to be found. 31 degrees through the afternoon. for wednesday the warm air wasps north and west. could be scotla nd air wasps north and west. could be scotland and northern ireland were received a peek and heat again and another 30 degrees day possible. the reason the a

and marvin gaye. only one of them still alive. stevie wonder so that is my dream collaboration.e-yo, take it away. >> let's do it. >> i'm going to come out here and sing at y'all. is that all right? ♪ ooh yeah yeah yeah all right ♪ i just wanna be a good man good man to you girl ♪ ♪ that's all i want babe ay ♪ that's all i want to be, baby that's all i want to be, baby ♪ ♪ so i just wanna pick the phone up every single time you call ♪ ♪ then no matter where i am ♪ i wanna be chillin' with obama talking business and see you calling ♪ ♪ and tell him hold up i gotta take this let the world wait ♪ ♪ wanna wear it like the middle tell 'em that i'm a spoken for a fellow ♪ ♪ ladies say hello like i'm who they want to be with ♪ ♪ i do everything with my left i know you'll see it trifling ♪ ♪ listen baby i ain't nowhere near perfect but i promise to promise to make it all worth it ♪ ♪ giving you the things to be the man you deserve it ♪ ♪ make you show you're smiling way more than you're hurting ♪ ♪ taking my time and hear you when you're talking ♪ ♪ reminding you how bad you are often k

black people have nothing to do with bringing in dana's -- gayness and most blacks are conservative allver the world. host: the decision itself and what it did for the baker and larger issues, what do you think about that? caller: i think it was the right ruling. the bigger issue is the baker should not be forced to do something he feels in his heart is wrong. he should not be forced to do that. i think the court did write with that. i am sorry they could not come out and be more precise in precedente this is a many people that are trying gaynessthe gain us -- on everybody. host: you think the court should of made a more broad decision than the narrow one they took? caller: i think they should have made a broader decision because this coury supposedly based on the founding fathers trying to follow by the principles and by this country deviating, we have pushed ourselves into secondary, third place in the world and who knows how far we will slide backward because we have made something that wrong, lawful now. at theack phillips center of this case being the owner of masterpieceake shop,