we tried to get a groove like that going.the song in about a half hour. >> reporter: and marvin gay's family agreed. >> the first thing i thought was one of my dad's songs. i thought it was a remix. but it wasn't. >> reporter: i took the songs to a professional new york city music producer and instructor, chris. >> this is the original one, and i've cued it up to the parts where it starts. >> marvin gay. >> this is his version. ♪ >> and hear the beginning of "blurred lines". ♪ >> reporter: and this is the heart of the argument. >> you would have thought it was "blurred lines". >> reporter: and the jury awarded marvin gay's family millions after determining that artists, robin thicke and pharrell williams did copy marvin gaye's music. a big upset to the defense. >> nothing detracts from the fact as we know it, that the song came from the heart and soul of pharrell williams and no one else. >> i think this is going to lead any musician who has been inspired by another song to think twice. this is a big legal ruling. ♪ ♪ won't y

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despite his 33 stops, caps lose 2-1 and can look to tomorrow night to get back in the groove. >> a falsense of urgency right out of the get go. there are so many things you can pinpoint it is -- it is the whole thing. we know this. we go in expecting every game will be 7 games. we go in and try to win the next one. >> still waiting for word on the faith of laying a hit, late hit on the penguins last night that took him out of the game. the nhl department of safety had a phone hearing today. it is a tough one. to decide if he will be suspended. received a minor penalty for the hit during the gay; it got the head. still out and waiting on that. >>> everybody loves a feels good sport story. a team that makes it to the final 4. worst to first and wins the series. at the seize aopbed -- at the start they were 500-1. now, english power taking on man-u. now, on the board in the first. now, maybe the dream will have to wait. 17th minute, they answer on the free kick. west morgan, >> scores on it. game finishes in a 1 o 1 draw. they don't get the title but they inch closer. >> wouldn't it be awes

. >> groove. >> groove. >> she has a funk. >> how do you feel about now being viral. >> i have takenouple of aspirin, i'm feeling bettery was viral in the 80's, but that has cleaned up that cleared right up. >> do you have go to karaoke songs. >> you got to have faith, faith, faith. >> wow, hold on. >> are you guys okay, there, everybody all right. i have never in my life, sung karaoke. i had very famous aunt who is a very, very good singer. >> ♪ >> reporter: karaoke doesn't mean you can sing. >> oh, no i know that. >> we will have so much more tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> all right get your entertainment news on the insider weeknights at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 61:00 year later rewe remember the amtrak tragedy. survivors share their stories and frustrations over unanswered questions surrounding the cause of that crash. >>> and, investigations, complete. the department of justice decides the fate of the four wilmington officers involved in the deadly shooting, of a wheelchair bound wilmingt

should make it easier to find that groove as the season starts.ut of course, there will still be the issue of the contract. cousins says he es >> i've never wanted to play football, thinking about money. and obviously, professional sports. you get paid to do it as a job. and you want to perform well on the job. and i know i'm gog perform my best. whatever happens, i want to make sure it's about winning, about improving as a player. and i trust that the rest will take care of itself. >> curt was trending on twitter today because of this tweet. today, the greatest hits album. today was a good day. for those of you that are unfamiliar. creed is a former christian rock band that was popular mostly in the late 90s. cousins ask the son of a preacher. so that combo makes sense. however, creed hasn't been relevant this century. and this sparked ribbings of cousins. chris tweeted out, did you quit listening when those two songs were over? nickel back. but could have been worse. and then hilarious photos were posted. no, man. making fun of eunuchs. then my

lately he's having a hard time finding his groove. harper one for 23 at the desh. the crazy part, the nationals have picked him up. that's the exception of his closer tonight. go to in game. a word before it got going. the offense was hot early on. anthony, first inning, this ball sails over the fence. solo shot. his first homer of the season. good to see him swinging a good bat. the nationals take the 1-0 lead. nats down 3-1. murphy has the highest battling average in the national league and that will help it out. a solo shot. chris is going deep to center field. ramos comes around and will score easily. heisey digging in for a triple and gets it. >> straight away center field. >> first triple of the season for heisey. nats up 5-3. jayson werth providing more in the eighth inning. insurance here. a solo shot of his own. the nats are on top at this point, but again, jonathon blew the save. the royals scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth and walk off as winners. >>> moving up to baltimore, orioles hosting the yankees. one of the all time greats in alex rodri

of the suspension rods, caltrans crews will have to remove old grout and replace it with a water groove seal. that is expected to take at least two years. steph chuang is following this story for us and will have a live report at 5:00. >>> 4:40 right now. investigative unit exclusive. did you know we have laws that call for equal coverage of physical and mental health? the stigma is disappearing, but people with severe mental illness are taking road blocks to critical treatment. doctors and psychiatrists recommended extensive therapy but the health plan medical team declared the care was not necessary. they paid $100,000 to get their daughter the help they believe she needs. >> besides being hurt, frustrated and angry, i wonder if my daughter had a medical illness, would it have been different? >> why are health plans continuing to deny coverage for critical health treatment? >> that is a really good question. each plan has its own process how they determine whether or not a service is medically necessary. >> at 11:00, the investigative unit takes the family struggle to the regulator in

love the fact that you guys are in your living room getting ready to get your groove on with us.n and some partying tonight? [crowd cheers] we can't have no party if we ain't got no dj, so let's meet dj katie. [crowd cheers] love it, girl. we might as well get this party started. what you got queued up for us? ac/dc: "shook me all night long". for all of our rockers in the house.

. >> he took awhile to get it heated up and once he felt the groove it was on and jaw dropping is the best description i heard. >> we were talking last night after the newscast, you said something that surprised me and that's he is the third highest paid play other warriors, not the top player but the 3rd highest. >> his time will come right now but clay thompson andre mond green make more money than steph curry of course he has the endorsements and when steph is free agent he will be a max contract. that points out the beauty of the team, downtown have the grum bling and complaining about who is making what and that's a relevant problem not just in the nba but all sports. they are aware of what each other makes and it can cause distension. >>> you don't see it with them. >>> dozens of diners waiting hours for lunch and they say it was worth it. the dump ling destination that just opened its doors in the south bay. >> i went to one in beijing. it was so tasty. >> the temperatures are on their way back in the mid-80s in some neighborhoods. >>> up next, new developments in this beating

diggs, you've seen him in rent, you've seen him in wicked, you've seen him in how stella got her groove back -- [laughter] you've seen him in private practice and the good wife as well. >> guest: so long ago. hi there. >> host: first call for him is dorothy in haiti, missouri. dorothy, you're on booktv. good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> guest: good morning. >> caller: hello. >> host: dorothy -- >> guest: hello, hello. >> host: torte think, we're listening. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes. my granddaughter, she's mixed, and she's absolutely beautiful, and she's in eighth grade. we kind of have a different sort of problem here in our school with her. she has problems with the black kids in school. we had to take her out of school and home school her. white kids have accepted her, but the black kids are the ones that are bullying her and giving her trouble. and, you know, yeah. yes, our town, we have a lot of prejudice in our town. we're a small, rural town, and, you know, it's there. but that's what has surprised us. so do you have any explanation for

getting their groove on with babies in toe. we'll unveil this video and the smooth moves in big talker. i have to get that video to adam joseph. he can get involved with his newborn. and you can watch us streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. i can see you rocking those moves. >> my kid is 14 years old now but i would be like -- >> it will be tough. >>> quick break and accuweather and meteorologist, david murphy when we come right back. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, loss of bladder control or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. don't take botox® if you can't empty your bladder

and pack to work blues, back into to groove, but, first, america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, an end of one of the largest strikes in history, 40,000 verizon workers are due back on the job after a tentative contract agreement. it includes nearly 11% in rays over four years and changes in health care plans. >> it is back to welcome today on wall street after the memorial day holiday. but overseas, markets were open. >> most asian markets rose on good economic news from japan and growing acceptance that interest rates are going up. soon. >> n.b.a. finals gear is already available. all the league wasted no time releasing warriors hats and shirts after beating oklahoma city, the calf laters gear -- cavaliers gear has been available since they clinched a spot last >>> the abc7 news app, on the go, on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> look at this, officials say a taxi crashed into the sliding glass doors at terminal three of o'hare airport in chicago. the shattered glass doors can be clearly seen. the driver was cited for "failing to reduce speed b

probably because of the groove and the rhythms and the way they sample james brown and a lot of thingser my favorite kind of music. >> rose: you've always been fascinated with vinyl. >> always fascinated with vinyl. you know, because i started in the era of djk when that is what you did. you had vinyl. and i still love it. i actually don't really play them that much. but i have 5,000 records in my studio that i just need to see them every day to be a reminder of like where you come from. i can see a little spy and know, remember where i bought that. >> so was being a djst of perfect training ground for you? >> i think it's almost like drk dsh it's probably the closest you can get to having like a modern musicology kind of course. you learn everything about musicianship, arrangement, playing, especially if you are studying old records. and it is a good thing. there is a lot of great djst like dr. dre and people like that that went on to become producers. because it's something about the way your mind works, about putting together music. but there's also amazing producers that have never

. >> when it came back, we floated right into our old kind of groove, and everybody else was scrambling trying to find people and the ones they let go didn't want to come back. >> today the company not only has a backlog of jobs, but the staff has been repaid all of the lost wages with interests. >> we paid everything back, and i think we were finished paying the back pay by 2010. >> nobody expected to see that money. >> i first got to seat workings of the unorthodoxed open book still in 2009. >> what do your employees know? what information do you share with employees? >> everything. we do hold salaries private, but aside from salaries, everything is shared with the employees. >> to many, it's a radical idea to let the employees, everyone from the truck drivers to the top designers know the details of profit and loss, and most owners consider those details to be highly confidential, and the owners have taken another unorthodoxed turn? >> as anthony and i get older, we wanted to create an ownership culture and not just have people feel like owners but be owners. >> after more than 40 ye

>>jr it's my natural groove. gc groove. she's got funk. >>kk how fun was that? jr it was really fun >>that reason that whole piece works because james just absolutely loves it and has so much fun. and we just stepped in and had a blast. >>we are the champions >>how do you now feel about being viral/ because i know both of you /don't really parlay into social media/i have taken a few aspirin this morning i'm feeling better. kk you do? is it exciting to be v iral becasue that is the new thing. gc i was viral in the 80's, but that is cleared up. that has cleared right up. >>do you have a go to kareoke song? mine is faith by george michael. >> >> vicki: another hour of news is next derrick we have pam moore with what is coming up at 6:00. >> pam: the most recent incident just yesterday it was some have to say what happens next with keeping the roads safe? we are talking to a peninsula police officer accused of sexual misconduct the news continues to an 70 seconds at kron 4 news! (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter

. >> i groove my colic. colic. this is something for congress to decide. i've given them my views. and i don't have a problem eliminating or removing parts of the burden on the sunshine band to get and prevent from getting together. the spirit of the statute is to prevent the majority of getting together to decide where things are going to go. i'm not as worried about that. i'm happy that we have circumstances in place. that seems to be not a violation in law but circumstances play out that way. i'm fine if that's the case. i'm happy to have all my colic sit around. i think would i think would have a very wholesome conversation. my second point is that if we put forward a number process reform ideas, actually i was counting somewhere between 24 and 25 depending on what you think is a valued idea to improve the fcc operations without undermining the chairman's authority or the majority's authority. so we can improve our process for the american people without harming the process of getting to an outcome. i think that is something we should spend more time on, unfortunately the chair

has those genes it is happening right now there are thousands of americans they're finding their groove to make it. what gets you that is inside space they never want. you have to getting it there are people in america getting it now with things going on with silicon valley john: i agree i think that includes facebook beyond twitter that crotchety old man that you trash. [laughter] but i ask people to follow me on twitter is the american dream still alive? they say no. it stifles on entreprenuers. it would be tougher today i assume. >> a lot of things have changed but beside facebook and twitter which is heavily publicized one thing about social media it is about every petty talking too much [laughter] john: people should talk to each other. >> but not at the extent -- extent of afterlife exchanging what you eat. i am friendly with rupert brooke -- rock -- murdoch. >> key is my boss. >> he came to see me in the office and said you have to have a twitter account i said why? i have no interest to share what i do every day with a group of strangers. you don't understand you can have a plat

there are grooves in essence. you can think about it that certain groups but in essence it's a strengthening of the neurocircuits. there's a biological correlates. neurons that fire together strengthen together. those neurocircuits. there's a biological basis to why certain stimuli, why our attention shifts to certain stimuli. based on past learning and pass memory, distinct past experiences shape what my attention will focus on. as we continue to react in the same ways to the same stimulus over time we are sensitized. learning memory they have little circuitry of our brains, these are not special circuits. who has these learning memory circuits and i'm? we all do and what happens when we sensitized those neurocircuits are thoughts feelings and actions can arise automatically. william james, i went back to. his papers, really one of the last great psychologists talked about attention. he wrote in one of his lectures, the question he asked was why are certain ideas so strong as to coerce attention? how then does th

lauren: yeah, they're getting groove back.uber suspending in usa tin, texas, the new rules include finger printing drivers. >> very easy for them to comply and absolutely no reason for them to leave the city and i hope they will consider that decision. lauren: rules make it tough to follow business models. they spent 8 million for saturday's vote. nicole: biggest u.s. meat proassessor will report earnings thanks to short drop and feed. 67.25. lumber liquidators, hardwood flooring retail saying it will not issue a forecast for a year but investors will look for comment when the company expects to turn a profit. 13.53,, macy's, 65.35 on saturday. lauren: government support for struggling companies oversupply of basic materials including steel, aluminum and diesel, more chip card headaches. the counterfeit credit cards to retailers that have not shift today crip credit card yet. the approval process is too long unfortunately for many patients. nicole: okay, welcoming up, first it was coal and now regulators are coming after natur

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are they grooving on your music? big show. >> i know all your songs. >> i will sing it with you. ♪ down the line, about a half a mile or so ♪ ♪ and i don't really wanna know ♪ >> reporter: from me, lionel and his piano, to show time where i'm dancing in a room with tyra banks and thousands of lionel's biggest fans. thank you, lionel. >> so much fun. >> that was awesome. >> by the way, i should point out, the audience is singing so loudly, he was like, wait, this is my concert, people. >> mostly, that was you. >> it was. it was so, so much fun. it was great. by the way, he is going to be at planet hollywood, if you're interested, all the way through may. >> under pressure, you did well with the lyrics on that. >> you did. that was good. >> i was a little mouther. i didn't want to ruin it. it was really fun, hanging with him. >> all night long. things cooking with her mom. they're sharing a great family recipe. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back at 8:46. this is a special "today" food in honor of mother'

bryce harper to lead things off, facing ramos, who has been in an absolute groove lately.ortunities. the third longest active streak in the majors and he's out here to face the heart of the nationals order. harper going after the first pitch. ramos, interesting cliff, from the standpoint, he's a closer that does not necessarily throw very hard. haze a change-up and slider too. >> cliff: the one thing to that point, you have to pitch with you don't have the overpowering stuff and a.j. ramos is that type of guy that can utilize all his pitches in any situation. >> aaron: gets ahead of harper. a little swimmer. prado, cannot make it with the bare hand and all of a sudden the tying run will come to the plate. >> that was a tough play for prado. the little ball off the bat. see that spin on it. he tries to bare hand it and it has to be perfect. harper getting down the line as well and he knows that. >> aaron: harper, an infield single. jose fernandez has stuck around for the entirety of this game. nine strikeouts over six innings, a run, four hits and now, ramos having to face

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i do not think they understand that it is that the groove, when they ruined not fleetwood mac song, they think it still groovy time. my kids kids and your kids are looking at them like who are they again? they missed it. there two generations off. they have not figured out how to recapture it. i think what mrs. clinton has thought is that it was not about the mojo that they had before, it was about the fact that her resume and her experience, and her accomplishment with united states senator first lady and secretary would be more than enough to hold her own and to get her to the general. by the way, the old clinton mojo should have left anybody in the dust. there should not have been room. that's what i would say back to in the liberal, there should there should not of been river bernie sanders. on our site, hey [applause]. we have our own problems. [laughter] >> so this is an amazing audience. i want to thank you all for incredibly thoughtful questions that are coming in to this. i am going to aggregate quite a number that have come in in relation to peter's observation about the hostil

groove, but the carnival cruise ship carried 700 passengers back from a trip to havana, and other cubaname sick. but carnival says that there's no verification that it is due to that norovirus. and they were having social interaction with the cuban citizens, and u. s. immigration is not get allowing traditional tourism. >>> the time is 6:24 am. >>> more young children are getting sick due to e- cigarettes, and the study analyzed the calls to the u. s. poison center, mostly involving children six or under that swallowed the liquid nicotine. of the 30,000 calls to the poison center, 14% were due to nicotine exposure, and many of these children were only toddlers. the researchers say that better print awareness would help out, and also recommend tougher regulations from the usda. >>> the opening of the farmers market in kentucky was chaotic after several goats escape that were participating in the running of ". -- running of ". -- goats. people went after the goats, but were having trouble catching them. fiber captured, to were not found until the next morning. -- two were not found until

and the dollar getting its groove back. dollar has started strengthening again.ll keep an eye on that. commodities, 1.1489, with the euro under pressure and bank of japan must be happy to see that change. gold goes in the other direction of the u.s. dollar which is stronger lately and weaker by 0.24%. >> the u.s. dollar having such a big impact on it. >> as for the overall market story, wouldn't you say there's some global growth concern. this idea that sharp rally and rebound from stocks in february lows might not be justified by the economic reports and earnings which have overall been somewhat underwhelming. maybe profits have managed to beat, revenues have been missing, guidance for the most part have sort of been shaky on this idea that global economy has a long way to go. >> two takeoffs on this, one is as you say, particularly in the face that the oil prices and the dollar has gotten weaker. a little surprised that guidance hasn't been more positive going forward. that's one take. the other one is despite the fact that probably the u.s. dollar has been the

are they grooving on your music? >> here's the funny part.g show. ♪ oh, what a feeling, when you're dancing on the ♪ ceiling >> we all know what you give to the audience. but what do you get back from everybody out there? >> i they say thank you. i think what it is is i didn't waste my life. ♪ sail on down the line about a half a mile or so ♪ and don't really wanna know where you're going ♪ maybe once or twice you sew ♪ time after time i tried to hold on to what we got ♪ but now we're going >> hate to say good-bye. >> but you've got a show to do? ♪ ♪ >> yes, i do. when i play this song tonight, remember this moment. >> i won't forget this moment for a lot of reasons. >> love you so much. >> thank you. love you. ♪ all night long, all night long ♪ >> >> isn't he amazing? >> such a good guy. >> one of those pinch me moments. and to be in that audience with everyone knowing every word was one of the best experiences ever. >> i'll never know. [ laughter ] lionel's "all the hits" residency inside planet hollywood runs through may then he'll be back

. >> he'll get into the groove.were getting mom bashed for going out on a john. >> i know. so obviously -- it was about nine to ten days after something so i mean we needed a break. we needed to go enjoy each other's company and be out and i used to read mommy blogs like crazy so i knew mommy shaming was a thing but i didn't think it would come from going to dinner but, listen, we had -- we were gone for an hour and we had a good meal together. i think happy mommy, happy dade, happy baby. >> happy life. you deserve that hour and what i loved about it he said, you know what, understand mommy shaming but there's no daddy shaming so i was with you -- blame me for half it. >> i know. that was sweet of him. it just kept going on wane on so, yeah, he had my back in that one so thank you, john. >> you know, outside of baby luna and your marriage, a lot of great things being said as being a culinary delight. you are an incredible cook. >> thank you. >> i've the best meals i've had. >> i sent you a book. so happy. >> absolut

i don't think they understand that it's kind of that the groove -- when they ruined that fleetwood mac song. they think it's still groovy time. and my kids and your kids are looking, going, who are they again? they missed it. they're two generations off. they haven't figured out how to recapture it. i think what mrs. clinton thought is it wasn't about the mojo they had before. it was about the fact that her resume and her experience and her accomplishment as united states senator first lady and secretary would be more than enough to hold her own and to get her to the general. because by the way, the old clinton mojo should have left anybody in the dust. there shouldn't have been room. that's what i say to you as a liberal, ruth, there shouldn't have been room for bernie sanders, there shouldn't have been. on our side, i mean, hey. we got our own problems. >> so this is an amazing audience. i just want to thank you all for incredibly thoughtful questions that are coming in to this app. i'm going to aggregate quite a number that have come in in relation to peter's observation about the h

what authority and what groove.osts between three and $5 million from a $2.9 million in 2013, closer to $5 million per person per year to hold someone in a super max facility. if we do we share. according to its incredibly expensive to keep them there for a reason. again, some people ought to be tried and sentenced to life in prison or whatever. some of them have found not to be a danger to the united states. repeating over and over again the worst of the worst and that's simply not true.e some of them know they do not make the case. i yield back. >> the gentleman from texas is recognized. >> i'm pleased to yield one to the gentleman from ohio, dr. lindstrom. >> thank you here the rise in opposition to the nadlerer amendment because it would alloe detainees housed at guantÁnamo to be transferred to the united states. why do you want to do that? to endanger communities? i served at abu ghraib and we to release prisoners. we've seen our enemies capable of planning and in some instances launching attacks. currently the

get your groove on. get yo talking about?ws morning" back after this enjoy the music♪ look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >> this was a scream in maine, in may, with snow. >> they don't want to either. >> some areas saw as much as 2" making it biggest speak to fall for this late in the season. >> better them than us though. >> see we're not getting that as all about perspective right gar. >> i it's pretty. >> okay. >> oh, gary. . >> where are thousand. i'm where i'm supposed to be be from what they told me. >> go. >> snow on pennsylvania sunday. there were a few places up there i think just east of cleveland where they did have accumulation. happens it was close us to. right here around the city see all this. that's just ground clutter. that's not rain. back out to the west it's starting to move across. temperatures dulles 52. frederick 50. here gaithersburg 52. >> hoor in taken to 56. this is not cold enough for

and once we feel like spring, back into the spring-like groove, people head out on the trails in the region. one popular trail is getting more convenient. >> that's right, installing public water stations along kelly drive so you can fill up on the go. if you run out of water enjoying the drive, now you don't have to wait to get a drink. there's four stations in all with the hope to encourage people to use refillble bottles, but there's one at the grand stands of the museum, one near the boat houses, and one by south ferry road. >> sure a lot of the rowers out there for the regatta are taking advantage today. hey, it's one of the city's most anticipated festivals of the year happening tomorrow. talking about the rittenhouse spring row festival. this is from last year event. tomorrow's events will be soggierment check it out yourself, though, tomorrow noon to 5:00 along walnut street. bring the umbrella. it's showcasing the finest food and fashion in the area. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> well, a perfect day to shop today if you had to or go outside. that's