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gladys can't walk.high blood pressure, arthritis, a respiratory disease, and on top of all that, she smokes. aspirin can help to prevent blood clots. [ speaking spanish ] as you guys see someone like gladys, that could be our grandmother, our mother, our neighbor, like it was hard for me to be there. yeah. honestly, how do you do it? breathe, in, suck it up, and do the work. for me, it's more personal, because it's my island, that these people need me more. lemonis: the scope of the disaster is hard to grasp. with no power, hospitals struggle to treat patients after the storm. the official death toll stands at 64. but the actual number is in dispute, and may be far higher. almost half the people here have limited access to medical care, and there's a critical shortage of doctors. add a lack of clean water, rampant mosquitoes, and raw sewage in the rivers, you have all the makings of a health crisis. and how many families need help, all of them? all of them. lemonis: back on the street, we hear shouting

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brothers and sisters, put your hands together for miss gladys knight.plause] >> good evening my brothers and sisters. >> doing it again. we all look in here and it's been a great journey. and he knows our every need, everywhere we are and he gives us the remedies to everything. one way or the other. because he loves us like that. even in our music he sends us messages. >> yeah, yeah. >> and the little pain that we feel right now we can put it toward this ♪ ♪ when you walk ♪ through the storm ♪ hold your head up high ♪ and don't be afraid ♪ of the dark ♪ at the end of this storm ♪ is a golden sky ♪ and a sweet ♪ silver stone above. >> so just ♪ walk on through the wind. >> it will be over after a while ♪ walk on through the rain ♪ though your dreams be strong ♪ walk on ♪ all you got to do is walk on ♪ just keep walking, walking ♪ walk on, walk on. through the rain ♪ and you'll never walk alone ♪ no, no ♪ you'll never ♪ you'll never walk alone ♪ [applause] >> because you'll feel it sometimes, you will say ♪ when you're weary ♪ feeling small ♪ >> like righ

so did gladys knight. and djokovic in the end beat martin 6-love. after the match djokovic talked about the way he and his on point beat the heat. >> it was funny, we were ice bath one next to each other. we had the two ice bath. we were naked and it was a wonderful feeling. battling with a guy for 2 1/2 hours and you get into the locker room and you're naked in the ice bath. it was magnificent. >> it is time to check this out. back to at&t park, a fan getting way up on his tippi toes to make the foul. he gives the ball to this young fan. one more thing. keep your eye on the ball. the broken bat, a sweet play and that ends the game. very sweet play. >> good night. thanks for joining us. phil, honey! check it out. grandpa sent us another postcard from his rv trip. "mount rushmore? i wish the tour guide would have rushed more." phil, we have got to do something about amber and ronnie's boat. that thing is making it impossible to park in our driveway, and it's an eyesore. on the other hand, they're our neighbors and we have to see them everyday. i worr

among the headliners -- gladys knight. we spoke to her last night in new york at the u.s.pen and she talked about a side of aretha few knew. >> aretha was very shy, people just don't know that about her. you know it's just one of those things. we had that same road to go and over the years i saw her grow and hopefully she saw me grow. and her music is just -- you can't just put it in a box, you know, it's aretha. what a voice. c'mon girl. >> what a voice indeed. now this program here, this is what friends, family and vips are being given when they come to pay their respects to aretha franklin this week. at the very end is a glamorous photo of the between of soul and a quote from her, we're requiring and want respect, man or woman, black or white, it's our basic human right. amen. when the queen of soul passed, kelly clarkson said, quote, aretha franklin is the reason why i sing from that part deep inside of me that few could ever reach. and last night, kelly reached down deep to kick off the u.s. open. ♪ hey hey hey just walk away >> honestly, this is going to be so funny.

it features the four tops, gladys knight, and many more. tomorrow's funeral will include former president bill clinton, clive davis, and performances by stevie wonder, jennifer hudson, and faith hill. >>> bridging the gap between the community and law enforcement through dialogue. that's the idea. wine -- behind the barbershop form in the bay area. paul chambers has y area. toni first time the group is ad to emeryville. to be a part of the change you want to see the form starts at 6:00 this evening at the emeryville center of community of life on 47th st. right off san pablo avenue. >>> big problem in san jose. let's check in with sal. >>> the freeway is closed in one direction, northbound 680 at jackson street and the capital expressway. there is a detour and a closure. just now the icon for the closure went does that mean the reopened the freeway? hopefully. i'm going to read it on the flight and see if the closure is gone or if that is a problem with my mapping system. i would avoid 680 anyway northbound coming around the corner getting

her mom says she's going to keep walking tog by herself in the neighborhood and busy and gladys kravitz can goi do something else. you know? like go bother ayner. >> youe wondering, we're in the newsroom tonight and decided to give the break for lighting reasons. >> clean it. >> in the storm center, way back yonder, is it warmer, colder wher you are? >> i don't know if you could see me. at home you was waving in the background. i can see miss in the shot. a little behin thecenes here tonight. let's talk about this weather. it is fantastic. a hint of fall in the air right now. it's going to be even coolerow tomomorning. so take a look at your weather .eadlines. gorgeous tomorr not only because it's friday. we have low humidity, plenty of sunshine. comfortable temperatures in the forecast. nice weather for the weekends. dry both saturday and sunday. xt week, well, we lose this fall-like feel and start to trk a heatwave. it's hot and humid. feeling like 100 degrees or even warmer monday, tuesday and wednesday. now currently our t tperatures suburbs are in the 50s and 60s. 63 in lwesburg a

among those performing are gladys knight and the four tops. later in detroit, motown, where she was born and made her name. joining me from detroit is mary callaghan—lynch, who was aretha's opera coach for 20 years. lots of people might not associate her with opera but there was that extraordinary incident in 1998 at the grammys when she took over from pavarotti at the grammars —— grammys for nessor dorma with almost no notice? yes, the reason she was able to work with aretha franklin was that luciano pavarotti was having a party in new york city and asked ms franklin to learn the nessun dorma. she contacted me, i taught her the aria, andi she contacted me, i taught her the aria, and i thought that would be it. but because she was in new york and the grammy awards were one week after the party, pavarotti became ill and she stepped in with a few minutes of motors, no rehearsal, and she really just nailed minutes of motors, no rehearsal, and she reallyjust nailed it. she did an incrediblejob. she reallyjust nailed it. she did an incredible job.

the life of the queen of soul tomorrow there will be a big concert on thursday where the four tops gladys knight and thirty other major bands will be playing and of course on friday the queen of soul will be laid to rest and that brings us to her legacy and i have someone here we can ask about that rochelle riley knows well about aretha franklin and her significance to detroit because she is a columnist for the detroit free press and let me ask you there are thousands of people coming here they don't do this for every singer why is aretha franklin so beloved aretha franklin is more than singer she is an icon of the civil rights activists and someone who embraced this community which she belonged to from the time she was so she's family but she's also an international global star what's your legacy you touched on the fact that she was also a civil rights icon and when you look at her what is it her music is it her civil rights activity what does she leave behind well in addition to a wealth of music that is unparalleled and she taught us all how to demand respect she was someone who quietl

i'm going to acknowledge miss gladys scott reed who is the aunt. before i go into the official readings, i wanted to say i attended the memorial for milan, it was a touching credit to person. she was a superstar. she worked for the student family and community support division in the community partnership office. she was a brilliant young woman who brought excellence, innovative ideas, contagious energy to all of her work. she was a generous and supportive colleague to all. her daily work, she worked with community based organizations, provided support and assistance to develop strategies to students and families. she was the innovation award hill crest elementary school, supporting the school to build a black student union. and a mentor to high school girls for success program. she epitomized the core of the values. everyone that met her was instantly impressed with her intellect and spirit. she could work a room like no other. when she would present in front of a group of folks, she held the group's attention, put people at ease, could make them

some of them there, but what an amazing group of people, people like smokey robinson, chaka khan, gladyshurch behind me, notjust to pay tribute to what many people consider to have been america's greatest ever vocal talent, but also simply to an incredible life. it isa it is a day of giving praise for the life of a woman who made an unprecedented impact, with her voice and with her soul. a culmination of two weeks of tribute since the passing of aretha franklin. a public that adored her queued for hours to get inside the church, to get a chance to save their final goodbyes to the queen soul. —— the queen of seoul. i couldn't sit at home and watch it on television. being here really brings the real feel of things. what she represented to people of african descent in this country, number one, and beyond that the music is healing, powerful and joyful. to pay last respects to her before she was laid to rest where style a nd before she was laid to rest where style and dignitaries, reflecting the reach of aretha franklin's impactand a the reach of aretha franklin's impact and a legacy far beyo

among those performing are gladys knight and the four tops.id to rest later in detroit, motown, where she was born and made her name. mary callaghan—lynch was aretha's opera coach for over 20 years, including ahead of a special performance at the 1998 grammys, of nessun dorma. i spoke to her a little earlier. the reason he was able to work with aretha franklin was that luciano pavarotti was having a party in new york city and asked ms franklin to learn the nessun dorma. she contacted me, i taught her the aria, and i thought that would be it. but because she was in new york and the grammy awards were one week after the party, pavarotti became ill and she stepped in with a few minutes of notice, no rehearsal, and she reallyjust nailed it. she did an incrediblejob. so our relationship continued because she got requests from all over the country to sing with orchestras, so we had to expand her repertoire. and i know you run a charity which brings opera and music to inner—city kids in detroit. it's worth saying, isn't it, she was a board member, it

interesting i really agree with that gladys. because i mean part of the cost of the challenge and i was recently interviewed as well about this about some of these issues is. i don't live in. people and once i go what i do know is that in terms of the setup and the institutional african people here in china there's not enough. you know the. business people who are going to plunge britain to a chamber of commerce a very big change of comment who has come to several branches across china americas the same australia the same there's nothing like that there's an african chamber of commerce in shanghai and they're fairly small at the moment so we need a lot multiple and of course. there is an opportunity for china the chinese government to support this kind of this kind of. ventures and so on business people in particular coming in to china it's very important part of the relationship but that is really partly because there is an absolute deficit here and again because we africans. the continent with the most majority poor people in

is quite a trick here in detroit in this again just day two of four days of celebration tomorrow gladys knight will perform tyler perry will be there and so will the four tops a contemporary with a wreath of franklin and then on friday she will be laid to rest tell him thank you very much for that for now that is john hendren joining us live from detroit thank you. now most workers tell their boss when they're questioning their job but not the french environment minister mykola shocked of radio listeners by resigning live on air he says the government isn't doing enough to combat climate change the butler has more from paris. it was on french radio that nicholas who law announced his sudden resignation as france's environment minister the pre-mortal the first time i'm going to take the hardest decision of my life i don't want to lie to myself any more i don't want my presence in this government to be taken to mean that we are doing enough to tackle this challenge lou had spent fifteen months in government under president emmanuel markov during which it helped stop controversial plans to

there's patty, gladys.as we were talking before, there's something about being a diva and having that motherly, auntie quality that she loves and cares. >> let's listen in. >> she would ask me, what you gonna sing? i said, well, i'm going to sing something soft. you know, have you ever heard the clark sisters? have mercy. this celebration here tonight, ooh. i should have brought the band here. maybe we shouting, something. all right. she would always talk about clark, shirley caesar, all the time. 60 years. 60 years. loved you. she would talk about karen so much and i don't think karen knows this. say, we gonna do a record together. we're going to do the next record together. i would try to suggest songs. let me sing. ♪ oh, why should i -- discourage ♪ ♪ and why, why does the shadows all come down ♪ ♪ why does my heart feel so lonely ♪ ♪ so lonely, lonely for heaven ♪ when jesus is my fortune ♪ oh, yeah, oh ♪ a constant, constant friend constant friend is he ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ surely his eyes is on the sparrow,

on thursday night, there's going to be a free concert in detroit with the four tops and gladys knightr long-time collaborator and friend planning a huge concert in new york with a star-studded concert in her honor. >> a concert fit for a queen. she is deserving. >> reporter: absolutely. >> that is "world news tonight" for this tuesday. i'm david muir. thanks for watching. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. . >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> a battle is brewing this afternoon over search results on google. the president is accusing the silicon valley tech giant of providing search results that purposely downplay conservative views. google is strongly denying the allegations. good afternoon, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. abc reporter david louie has been talking with tech and media experts about whether either side can really say -- >> david? >> reporter: well, dan and kristen, the president's twitter storm started just before dawn this morning. his complaint that when he put out searches for trump news on google, the top results alwa

gladys knight, the four tops and angie stone were among those performing in front of thousands of peopleater this afternoon. 0ur north america correspondent chris buckler reports. # sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, baby...# in detroit, they paid tribute to a voice that may never be matched. but to honour aretha franklin, they tried as hard as they could. # chain, chain, chain...# music has long been a part of this city and aretha was its own queen of soul. at a concert on the eve of her funeral, they celebrated her exactly as she would have wanted. it was very important for me to come here tonight because aretha meant so much to us, i am so happy she neverforget about her home, detroit, and she really showed us the love that she had for us and she gave back to us and ijust wanted to be supportive and show my respect to the queen of soul. she gives me feeling. she gives me soul. she lifts me up when i'm down, that's what she means to me. at the new bethel baptist church where herfather once preached, thousands have gathered throughout this week. some have travelled thousands o

thursday night before the funeral, there's going to be a free concert in detroit with the four tops and gladyslong-time collaborator and friend, planning a huge concert in new york with a star-studded concert in her honor. >> a concert fit for a queen. she certainly is deserving. >> reporter: absolutely. >> thanks, deb. great to have you. that is "world news tonight" for this tuesday. i'm david muir. thanks for watching. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> google has all the answers. does it have a bias as well? the answer to an accusation made by america's commander in chief. >>> what we're trying to accomplish is actually getting ahead of violence and being able to stop it before it happens. >> multiple murder investigations in oakland. the cases could be connected, and it's not just family members saying enough is enough. >>> and are you seeing coyotes in your backyard? it's become mortgage and more common in some bay area neighborhoods. a reminder that we're on their turf. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> we'll begin with a gruesome discovery inside th

concert that sold out in about six minutes as a tribute to the queen of soul among those bands will be gladys knight the four tops johnny gill is going to be broken into four segments all of them representing the various portions of aretha franklin's career it will start off with a jazz tribute then a gospel tribute then an all r. and b. tribute for the type of music she is best known for and then there is an all star tribute in which the stars of all of those various genres will get together and sing and spoiler alert it all ends with her most famous song respect that is just one thing going on tonight her body lays in repose for the third day the first two days it was at the museum of african-american history and today the queen of soul is that new bethel baptist church where she began singing in the choir and became a standout soloist that's where her father was a pastor and that is only that only brings us to day three of four days of celebration of the life of queen of soul on friday of course is her funeral and there jesse jackson bill clinton smokey robinson will all speak and then the

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the life of the queen of soul tomorrow there will be a big concert on thursday where the four tops gladys knight and thirty other major bands will be playing and of course on friday the queen of soul will be laid to rest and that brings us to her legacy and i have someone here we can ask about that rochelle riley knows well about aretha franklin and her significance to detroit because she is a columnist for the detroit free press and let me ask you there are thousands of people coming here they don't do this for every singer why is aretha franklin so beloved well aretha franklin is more than singer she is an icon of civil rights activists and someone who embraced this community which she belonged to from the time she was.

maryland which is quite a trick here in detroit in this again just day four days of celebration tomorrow gladys knight will perform tyler perry will be there and so will the four tops a contemporary with a wreath of franklin and then on friday she will be laid to rest tell him thank you very much for that for now that is john hendren joining us live from detroit thank you. now most workers tell their boss when they're questioning their job bought not the french environment minister nicolo shocked of radio listeners by resigning live on air he says the government isn't doing enough to combat climate change the butler has more from paris. it was on french radio that nicholas who long announced his sudden resignation as france's environment minister the pre-mortal the first time i'm going to take the hardest decision of my life i don't want to lie to myself any more i don't want my presence in this government to be taken to mean that we are doing enough to tackle this challenge who had spent fifteen months in government under president emmanuel michel during which it helped stop controversial plan

when you look across at gladys knight and whoopi goldberg and tyler perry, johnny gill and ronnizelyn a totally different level than anybody else. and so it certainly has been one heck of a day. look, there's a lot more to go. stevie wonder towards the end, probably the most emotional thing was smokey robinson. because he taulked to the caske. he talked to her. singing that song a cappella was amazing to see his friend, 80 years old, smokey robinson, he said it was just the two of them left from their old neighborhood. now it's just him. >> you knew her so long and so well. i think on the day that she died we talked about gumbo and all sorts of things. >> yep. >> i wonder what you think she's looking down and thinking about all this, roland? >> trust me, she's loving it. she's loving it. president bill clinton said even he wanted to see her, what she had on, the gold dress and the wardrobe changes. she's the queen. she loved the pageantry. last nitrogen fghtnight, jennif she was going to see aretha and whitney said you're going to see the queen? she takes that seriously, that queen s

it features the four tops and gladys knight.neral will include former president bill clinton, record mogul clive davis, and performances by stevie wonder, jennifer hudson, and faith hill. >>> michael jackson would have turned 60 years old. some local tributes to michael jackson took place like this for dances from studios around the bay area put on special performances at bay street in emeryville last night the evening ended with a dance party. >>> this morning we have a look at a new mural of robin williams . it is one of the latest tributes to the late actor and bay area committing. this week an image of blue eyes and a nose surrounded by silver hair was painted on a market street wall by argentinian artist entry iglesias. the bureau between sixth and seventh street was adapted from a 2011 photograph of the late actor williams died four years ago this month. in 2015 the state renamed the rainbow arch channel connecting the golden gate bridge in marin county after the actor and last year san francisco named a portion of g a gre

and marcus tweeted that gladys knight revealed she has pancreatic cancer at this funeral right now. >> thoughts and prayers with her, as well. >>> much more ahead on this midday for you including another big memorial. we are watching the eulogies for john mccain. >>> plus, fire at facebook. the quick response to flames at the tech company's headquarters and what caused the fire. >>> plus -- >> she's not there, i'm dead. >> it was a kiss that one california man saved his life. what happened during this first date that turned it into a life-and-death situation. a firen constitution >>> welcome back to our other top stories. a fair at facebook's campus on constitution drive in menlo park. firefighters say it appears an a.c. system caught fire on the roof around midnight. the flames were quickly knocked down. >>> a suspected dui driver eject the from his car on highway 17. the crash happened south of lakewood estates. the driver was transported to the hospital. the which found beertsds beer littered around the crash scene. >>> and giants' andrew mccutchen woke up a new york yankee. he was

there is a pretribute concert with big names including gladys knight on thursday night and friday is a invitation only funeral president bill clinton expected to attend that service. yes, people around town, aretha franklin was detroit. she was born in memphis, but detroit was her home. she loved this city and the city loved her right back. just talking to some of the folks here today of what she meant to them. >> she cares for the people. and so the people are here just to say thank you. >> about how her music resonated through the soul. >> for more than 60 years and this is the result. >> she, of course, was the queen of soul. and she's going and she died back on august 16th after a battle with pancreatic cancer. aretha franklin going home, if you will, in a celebratory fashion here in her hometown of detroit. much more throughout the day on the stations of nbc news but for now, i'm ron mott, nbc news, detroit. >>> and there you have it. the opening bell there at the new york stock exchange. right now -- actually, not looking bad at all. actually today an improved o outlook on glob

proposed for continuance. 2a and b, 11 gladys street, discretionary review proposed for continuance to october 18, 2018, and further, item, downtown area planned amendment for 175 golden gate avenue, a general plan amendment. staff is requesting a one-week continuance to august 30, 2018. i have no other items proposed for continuance and no speaker cards. >> president hillis: any public comment on the items proposed for continuance? seeing none, close public comment. >> commissioner koppel: motion to continue to the date specified. >> on that motion items as proposed, commissioner koppel. [roll call vote taken] so moved. motion passes 5-0. places us on the consent calendar. >> i need to continue -- 2b to october 18th as well. >> thank you, appreciate that. commissioners, con sent calendar, all matters under constituted routine by the planning commission and may be acted upon as a single roll call vote. no separate discussion of the items unless so requested. in which event, removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item 3, 2018-000

patti la-belle, gladys knight, and the four tops were just some of the big names >> of course, thereas music, a free concert celebrating franklin's life held in detroit last night. several big names hit the stage. franklin died from pancreatic cancer earlier this month at the age of 76. >>> california might soon have the strictest net neutrality laws in the country thanks to a bill that just passed in the state assembly. katie nielsen explains. >>> reporter: so basically net neutrality means internet service providers including cell phone companies can't slow down any legal apps or websites. it also means a company couldn't pay to have their content loaded faster than any other content. the first net neutrality rules were introduced under the obama administration but repealed by the fcc under the trump administration. the issue came to a head here in california last week. that's when verizon slowed down the data plan of the santa clara county fire department while firefighters were in the middle of working on the mendocino complex fires. >> our bill will make sure that public safety

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gladys knight, the four tops, rforming ll, all are p for a people's tribute to the queen.today visitation for franklines mo new bethel baptist church, which was founded by her father, the late reverend c.l. franklin. her funeral, full of more star-studded performances is tomorr. the queen of soul died of she was 76 years old. >>> now to decision 2018, the race for florida's next governor is already making headlines less than 24 hours aftertrump-backed candidate ron desantis secured the republican nomination. 's already facing a controversy. he's accused of making a ha raciallyed remark towards his democratic challenger, appear dr andrew gillum. he made the comment while appearing on fox news. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying tombrace a socialist agenda. >> reporter: there was immediate backlash at the use of the word "monkey" whichic histly has been used to compare black people to animals. florida's democratic party called his words disgusting, but the desantis campaign insisted he was only talking about gillum'sl policies. m responded on msnb

people have been thinking about aretha franklin and then there is a concert tonight where you have gladysknight, the four tops, johnny gill. and then you have the funeral tomorrow where you'll have bill clinton, tyler perry speaking as well so you can feel the energy from the city has been amazing to see people come together. we'll see what happens but you can feel the love for aretha franklin. alisyn? >> always nice to hear music at these moments, thanks so much. >>> education secretary betsy devos is about to roll out new rules for dealing with sexual misconduct on campus. why some people are very unhappy about this, next. - why are drivers 50 and over switching to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford? let's take a ride with some actual customers and find out. - well, tell me about your experience when you switched to the hartford. - when i switched to the hartford, i'm sitting there thinking, "man, i should have "turned 50 years ago." they saved me a bunch of money. you can't beat that. - what blows me away about the hartford is their lifetime renewability benefit. now thi

you're watching here people in new york including gladys knight, simply watching the u.s. open in new york city and you can imagine how the tennis players are feel and they have a long ways to go. the tournament just beginning. the humidity has made it feel worse. they are dripping sweat as they're playing the matches. mike, i have a lot of friends here in san francisco that are going to the u.s. open this weekend. >> how fun. >> super hot sflishg, right? >> i think it will cool off a little bit as we head into the weekend. good news for them and also for the tennis players, some of those matches can go on for hours. >> that's true. >> imagine playing in the heat and humidity. >> no kidding. >> i can't imagine playing sports at all. >> playing tennis. >> i'll give you lessons. >> i'm an indoor kid. >> fair enough. talk about what's going on, maybe they need to put a dome stadium over there to regulate things. mid to upper 90s around washington, new york and boston. you can see the cooler weather moving into places like chicago, very hot yesterda air sweep acr great lakes a

and her peers, like gladys knight and natalie cole, superb singers, and then the newer singers, you listenthem, but the young women there all aspire to be like aretha. that's one way she had an impact. another way is through her incredible freedom. she demanded freedom in the making of her own music. she wrote many of her own songs. and, because she did not want to play by the rules of radio her business, she could go from pure love songs, to spiritual, to demand for equality, and black rights, and whatever was on her mind, she can express through some of the best music we've ever heard. >> really, her impact over the history of the decades, could it really be understated here? >> i don't think so. i'm hearing a lot of tributes to her. and, one voice i want to bring to the tributes is the person i mentioned, having seen her with at the fillmore west. i interviewed ray charles in 1971 and asked her about aretha. he said basically, aretha in a great sense is very much like myself is she's right out of the church and she can't help what she sounds like, no more than i can help what i sound li

. >> we're giving gladys knight a lot of air time. i'm sure she's very happy to be seen glistening so much on screen. >> funny. >> yeah. i mean all the things that could go wrong when you water on a tennis court or your hands, racket flying everywhere. >> no kidding. >> it could be tough. >> hang on to that tennis racket. >> if they play five-hour match or something. >> yeah. >> that's extreme. it does happen. let me show you the temperatures today. it's going to be 96 in d.c., 94 in new york, 97 in boston. that's, yeah, unusual for this time of the year. expect it to be in the 70s or 80s with light humidity but that comes with a little bit of humidity. back here at home, watching the fog. it is spreading, and now down to novato. we got a mild visibility in santa rosa, less than an eighth of a mile in petaluma and half a mile in novato that will be around the entire morning commute. got to slow down and use the low beams and pay attention to alexis when she comes on and tells you if there's issues other than that. here's a look at wha

moving jennifer hudson was amazing and gladys knight was amazing did i keep myself distracted by louiswas he doing there? who wants to start there. >> it's interesting you saw him because, you know, i looked in. so coverage of this and a lot of outlets, variety, abc, nbc had pictured published in the web site cutting him off. showed the front row with president clinton, jesse jackson, al sharpton and they cut farrakhan off. i thought that was very telling that they did that clearly, they thought wow, why is this guy there, too? they had the all. >> guest of honor right near bill clinton. >> supposed to be about aretha franklin became about some of these gentlemen who were right behind. >> we forget that he was really at the head of the election movement for year. respect natural woman that was a part of the movement. >> martha: what does it have to do with lewis farrakhan. >> he also was a part of the movement. >> it was her funeral who who she wants there and how she wants people sitting. >> martha: do you think she arranged al sharpton and jesse jackson and louis farrakhan to be up t

the world of music have marked the life of aretha franklin in a tribute concert in detroit ahead gladys could. music has long been a part of this city and aretha was its own queen of soul. at a concert on the eve of her funeral, they celebrated her exactly as she would have wanted. it was very important for me to come here tonight because aretha meant so much to us, i am so happy she didn't forget about her home detroit and she really showed us the love that she has for us and she gave back to us and ijust wanted to be supportive and show my respect to the queen of soul. she gives me feeling. she gives me soul. she lifts me up when i am down, that is what she means to me. at the new bethel baptist church where herfather once preached, thousands have gathered throughout this week. some have travelled thousands of miles to join the long queues in order to see aretha franklin lying here, in an open golden casket. she looked like a queen, that is the word for her. the queen of soul. it is such an honour to be here today. it was at this church where she first started to sing. but her perform

lying in state this is the second on thursday there will be a concert where the four tops will play gladys knight will play and thirty other musical bands then on friday she will be formally laid to rest in a private ceremony that will be televised elizabeth john thank you very much for that for now that is john hendren joining us live from detroit thank you. now to malaysia where the production of palm oil is one of the main causes of rain forest destruction and the demands that threefold by twenty fifty the rate. could be devastating. in east malaysia is renowned for the beauty of its not. one of the tropical rain forests undergrowth told majestic rich in plants and. it's also a way of life for some like to hide in been jobless for generations the people from his community in settled and they have relied on the jungle for much of the needs of the one community many things that we use come from the forests we use raw turn to make and build things some plants are used in traditional medicine the insects too useful we take honey from the bee it has medicinal qualities. even the water they d

gladys knight, who kicked off this rendition of "respect" at a clive davis pre grammy party.ery lady in this industry. hopefully i'll get to sing with you in the heavenly choir. aretha would end that number by getting a mike and singing from the audience. ♪ good god all mighty today, all who heard her voice, looking back in gratitude. ♪ party's over ♪ yeah >> reporter: in 1970, aretha guested athe piano on to jones posting on twitter, you lifted our hearts with your incomparable gifts. rest in peace. your party will never be over. decades ago, aretha would tell her friend mahalia jackson of her plans to record a gospel album, quote, to tell jesus i cannot bear these burdens alone. today fans are thinking about how aretha's music lightened their burdens, giving them hope, giving them strength and making them feel. robin. >> can you think about mahalia and aretha, the choir of angels right now? >> i know. >> as we mentioned overnight aretha's music taking the top five spots on itunes and number five is "think." four is "chain of fools." number three, you're hearing it right now