♪ i got the moves like jagger ♪ i got the moves like jagger ♪ i don't need to try to control you ♪ ♪s right ♪ but when you're with me ♪ i'll make you believe ♪ that i've got the key ♪ so get in the car we can ride it ♪ ♪ wherever you want ♪ get i side it and you want to steer but i'm shifting gears ♪ ♪ i'll take it from here ♪ and it goes like this ♪ take me by the tongue and i'll know you ♪ ♪ kiss me tell you're drunk and i'll show you ♪ ♪ all the moves like jagger ♪ i got the moves like jagger ♪ i got the moves like jagger ♪ i don't even try to control you ♪ look into my eyes and i'll own you ♪ ♪ with them moves like jagger ♪ got them moves like jagger ♪ got them moves ♪ you want to know how to make me smile ♪ ♪ take control own me just for the night ♪ ♪ and if i share my secret ♪ you're going to have to keep it ♪ ♪ nothing else can see this ♪ so watch and learn ♪ i won't show you twice ♪ head to though baby rub me right ♪ ♪ but if i share my secret you're going to have to keep it ♪ ♪ nobody else can see this ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ and it goes like this ♪ take me by the tongue and i'll

moves like jagger ♪ >> you looked a bit uncomfortable watching yourself there. >> no, no.tching myself back on television. singing on tv sucks because my voice isn't particularly big. i don't have a big -- i have a thinner, small voice. >> when you're next to christina, i saw her perform at a private party donald trump had last summer and she's about this high and bus ls through full of attitude and then just began to sing. i've never heard a voice that big as close as i was. it was pure. >> she is an extraordinary talent, and that's the thing is, you know, shows up a little bit late and everyone is ticked off, opens her mouth, and starts singing and no one cares. it is incredible. she does blow your mind and you realize, oh, yeah. okay. wow. you know? so she's great. >> if i was to put you on "america's got talent" but you couldn't sing, what would your talent be? what are the secret adam levine talents? >> adam levine? i, you know, i was all in with music. i'm not sure. >> weird little party pieces? >> i can balance things on my nose pretty well. >> really? >> yeah. >> h

mick jagger, can you take a bad picture of him? >> probably not.e you can't take a bad picture of jimi hendrix, you cannot take a bad picket of mick jagger. london, i was there to record them recording the rock opera. the end of the day of the reorganized pete townsend was saying let's go have something to eat. afterwards, he said my friend mick is over there making a film at this house in kensington. he said let's go and stir it up a little bit and see what is going on. i walked in with my camera and there they are shooting the film "performance." he had these great, big lips! that was very fun. >> let's talk about jerry garcia for a second. >> okay. >> you got a picket of him and he didn't really know what was going on there. >> this is true. what happened, they came over to the studio. we finally were going to do a cover story about the grateful dead. i was going to shooed like richard and one by one by one. he comes in the studio, puts his hand up like he is waving at me. i didn't think anything of it. i put the picture in the soup. i look at i

the daughter of that mick jagger also models for hudson jeans.oming up next, gary is enjoyed by his wife and the answer your e- mail questions. tiger woods tries to make the cut at this year's final major. the quebecers don hot 91 been worn with >> >> >> the misery continued for tiger woods today.. on the temple woods shot 73, 10 overall and missed the cut by six strokes. he tied for one hundred fourteenth place. it is the third time in his career that he will not be playing on saturday and sunday. who oval when done >> > >> the amount sucks, the fans suffer, there are no fans there. it is kind of sat. it is a major league team, you want it to be first class organization. >> see tables and will not be a part of the oakland a's season-ticket politiciapromotion the basketball hall of fame, the first man to take the podium, chris mullin t. and no. 1 pick in '85. he just became a bonafide star . rank first in games played for the lawyers in the fourth on the all-time scoring list. a pretty nice heartfelt speech. >> although my parents are no longer h

like mick jagger and keith richards first presented that. >> you can't-- >> if you start talking about my songs, i'm sit here for the night. well, down the line, first of all, i appreciate their service to our country. in my heart and hearts, i agree with them and thirdly, i appreciate the fact that they are trying to vote with their constituents in what they thought was right. but fourthly, i realize that campaigning and governing are two different things and i'm not one to sell out, but you have to when the rubber meets the road and it really happens in the real world, you have to choose and pick what you're willing to die on and i've been to tea party rallies and i loved it, we sang two or three of them, but if they -- i believe if they decide to die on this particular hill, and i don't mean to sound cliche, but they're going to take an a lot of good soldiers, they're going to win the battle and lose the war and i have to disagree with the gentleman who said there's never going to be a time we could pass that. yes, there will be. if we can win the white house back and win the senate

rolling stones could only play and it's that starts, there was commotion swirling around them, nick jagger is nervous trying to smooth the crowd dillinger them shelf and the coal and we are all brothers and sisters and no one pays much attention, then the most violent moment happened when an african american teenager named narrative hunter pull out the gun and was being beaten up and pushed around by some of the hell's angels pulled a revolver and held high above his head and in an instant friend over and plunged a knife between the neck and shoulders and he died there. and they've described the generation shattering event and people in my field make distinctions sometimes between the early 60's and the late 60's their early sixties is thought to be a time of idealism and the beatles and their loved phase and jfk and also associate with the urban early in and riots and charles manson and the weather underground and political violence as well and it's seen as a kind of death knell for the counterculture and what a lot of people don't realize is that that stroke emerged originally in the und

the song you're hearing is what people are listening to now, "moves like jagger." people stick around for another 24 hours, they will be hungry, but they will be treated so great out on the plaza. maroon 5, the grammy-winning band at 8:30 tomorrow morning here on "today." inside studio 1-a, matt lauer alongside ann curry. the 17-year-old buried alive under six feet of sand when the tunnel he was making at the beach collapsed. rescuers dug frantically, took 30 minutes to find him. coming up, we'll talk to that rescued teen exclusively. >>> we have an update on this difficult choice given to a georgia mother convicted in jaywalking in the hit-and-run death of her 4-year-old son. will she take probation or risk a new trial. the answer is coming up in an exclusive live interview. >> pop star shawn kingston speaks out for the first time about the jet ski accident that nearly took his life. natalie caught up with him in miami. she'll have an interview later on. >>> but first, the report on casey anthony and her delayed court-ordered return to florida. >> in the pack abac

rolling stones could only play and it's that starts, there was commotion swirling around them, nick jaggerervous trying to smooth the crowd dillinger them shelf and the coal and we are all brothers and sisters and no one pays much attention, then the most violent moment happened when an african american teenager named narrative hunter pull out the gun and was being d a revolver and held high above his head and in an instant friend over and plunged a knife between the neck and shoulders and he died there. and they've described the generation shattering event and people in my field make distinctions sometimes between the early 60's and the late 60's their early sixties is thought to be a time of idealism and the beatles and their loved phase and jfk and also associate with the urban early in and riots and charles manson and the weather underground and political violence as well and it's seen as a kind of death knell for the counterculture and what a lot of people don't realize is that that stroke emerged originally in the underground press and the berkeley tribe gave federation coverage to t