with like minded musicians founded a band which sounds like something between the classic funk of james brown and the modern electronics of punk then there's a smidgen of what you could be turned into galactic created by his very own instrument which he calls free. coming from. the we've got an expression and persia what comes from the heart goes to the heart that's the reaction i get from people our music isn't just entertainment it's from the heart and it reaches people's hearts to. know. high tech global fund. domestic peace and love. came to germany in the mid 1980 s. during the iran iraq war. it was a time when a lot of families were trying to get their kids out of the country. because war is only cool when you see it in the movies it's not fun. then if someday there's nothing left of it makes life worth living there's still enough music you can listen to to stay alive that's what i thought when i was 14. i made sure out he made it through his difficult period and went on to study electronic composition. i've always wanted to play an instrument really well that's why i built an instrumen

there having dinner with james brown.i kept leaning-- huh? i was leaning over a little bit. but it was an amazing, amazing feeling to just sit there-- first of all, you're surrounded by so much-- you know, america-- we have-- look, let's talk about america for one second, right. we have our differences and a lot of us see the world with different threats and different things. but when you get past some of those threats and everybody thinks that threat is different, depending on where their viewpoint is, we really have an amazing country, right? >> stephen: sure. >> and i think that-- ( applause ) yeah. and i think that, you know, me sitting there with james brown and just sitting in that room, it just-- you know, it showed me that anything is possible. i didn't say that there aren't systemic issues. i didn't say that there aren't certain things that certain people aren't held back, and certain doors certain people can't get in. we know there are things that exist in this country like that. but overall, i think that we've

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of us listen to jazz my dad basically didn't have music in the house except every now and then james brown. [laughter] so we became friends over jazz so all these other things that i started to love and this was the first jewish guy i had ever met i had never met a jewish guy before. so gradually i realize my friend group was not is a verse that i allowed to have it in the past. >> and he was also from new jersey also had a more complicated relation to race because they connect with an african identity. >> that's right. and with that social reality and then put on close from time to time and those of modest means of where they came from to have allied self-esteem but all of the focus approach school not without cool culture from my classmates of the tenacity of the immigrant and their family in one generation that was exceptional. >> it makes you want to step back given that your parents took it for granted that you were black what do they think that you know about black history quick. >> my father did his best with mlk and to understand also he believed my identity didn't begin or end wit

. ♪ but he is also a maverick, a huge fan of the godfather of soul, james brown. ♪ and a collaboratorwhy are you going off to be on the road with james brown when you could be practicing and learning another symphony. >> really, chastising? >> yes. >> what are you doing? >> yeah. >> isn't that what visionaries do? you're coloring out of the box. >> definitely coloring outside the lines is one of my missions in life, and to give people the courage to do that, to do that gracefully is something i say to young musicians i work with all the time. they will ask me, how much can i actually do here? i will say, enough to be effective without becoming annoying. >> whatever that is, keep that. that was great. >> reporter: he imparts that advice to the fellows at the new world symphony in miami beach. ♪ a teaching symphony he co-founded in 1988 for gifted musicians. >> spectacular -- >> i told you it was impossible to explain or describe. >> reporter: the magnificent symphony building was designed by m.t.t.'s childhood babysitter who happens to be acclaimed architect frank geary. >> behind thes

hills cops on track to decades earlier in addition to earth wind and fire willis collaborated with james brown patti labelle and the pointer sisters willis's cause of death was listed as a heart attack. she was 72 years old. >>some bad news for madonna fans she is ending the north american leg of her current tour early the 61 year-old singer posted on instagram that she's canceled the last north american show from madame x tour due to injury. madonna says she felt indescribable pain while doing a maneuver during her performance saturday night. doctor apparently ordered the break and says she wants she says she wants to avoid irreparable injuries but donna's madame x tour will resume in europe next month. this is not the first time madonna has canceled shows during this tour she backed out of a few days earlier this month because of what she described as overwhelming pain. >>from disney domination to celebrity scandal stand from lizzo 2 tn knew it was a busy year in entertainment david daniel looks at some of the highs and lows from 2019. >>it was a year of disney domination, the mega studio wh

of murphy's real strengths was impersonating famous people from stevie wonder to bill cosby to james brown. brown. >> i said, ha, look at that, ha. >> mr. brown, your career has spanned almost three decades, and yet your style has remained intact and constant. >> that's because, ha, i'm a man, m-a-n, ow. [ laughter ] >> tonight murphy's many fans are on pins and needles, eddie murphy will perform on that snl stage again for the first time in 35 years, and entertainment journalist -- i knew i was going to mess it up. odulowu joins us now. he is the host of the syndicated tv show the list. thank you for taking the time with us tonight. what will you be watching for in this epic return? >> well, i grew up watching eddie murphy on "saturday night live," so if he brings back mr. robinson, if he brings back velvet jones, and of course gumby, those three, if i get that, i don't care how the rest of the show goes. >> now, over the years, a lot of former snl cast members have left, and then they've returned from time to time to host or to do sketches at least, but not eddie murphy. why this moment

i'm james brown with the scores from the n.f.l. today.back in n.f.l. history with back-to-back legionella bacteria 450-yard passing games. eli manning throws two t.d.es. philly wins to keep pace in the n.f.c. east. houston stays atop the a.f.c. south. new england clinches its 11th straight playoff berth. for more go to cbssportshq.com. clear and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (dramatic music) great job speaking calmly and clearly everyone. that's how you put a customer at ease. hey, did anyone else hear weird voices while they were in the corn? no. no. me either. whispering voice: jamie. what? most people think as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of

i'm james brown with the a.f.c. playoff picture.er-one seed and has home field throughout the playoffs. miami upset new england. that combined with the kansas city win gave the chiefs the number-two seed and a first-round bye. tennessee beat the texans, setting up a titans-patriots showdown on wild card weekend along with buffalo taking on houston. for more go, cbssportshq.com. houston. for more go, cbssportshq.com. scheer g -paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you in school? yes, i'm in art school. oh, wow. so have you thought about how you're gonna make money? at least we're learning some new things. we bundled our home and auto with progressive, saved a bunch. oh, we got a wobbler. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. that's what the extra menu's for. and everyone has dad's eyebrows! we chose eleanor. it was great-grandma's name. so apparently, we come from a long line of haberdash

i'm james brown with the scoors from the n.f.l. today. as devlin hodges wins his second straight start. baltimore wins its eighth in a reon a game-winning field goal. tennessee scores 24 unanswered. green bay wins behind four aaron rodgers tv passes. cincinnati griewdz the -- grounds the jets for its first win this season. for more gosh, ifetime. it's "progressive on ice." everything you love about car insurance -- the discounts... the rate comparisons... and flo in a boat. ♪ insurance adventure awaits at "progressive on ice." tickets not available now or ever. at "progressive on ice." we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's going to change everything. that's why the nfl, "the new york times," and the developers at snap chose verizon. we're developing 5g ultra wideband for ultra-fast speeds and massive capacity. and it's how some of the best companies in the world will redefine what's possible. now, if verizon 5g can help all of them do all of this, imagine what it could do for you. ♪ we don't see who you're again

. >> watching this, you remember buckwheat sings and gumby and the james brown sketch.e murphy obviously on "saturday night live." after a 35-year hiatus he is making a return to the show this weekend. >> murphy was a cast member on the sketch comedy show from 1980 to 1984. although he is excited to be back, he says he is feeling the pressure. here with us to discuss is host of the dean obedallah show. so many people are excited about eddie murphy but what took so long, it's been 35 years? >> i worked from snl from 1999 to 2006, 2007 and it would often come up, where's eddie murphy? i worked at the 25th anniversary where he did not show up yet. there was scuttlebutt that he was upset with the show, with david spade telling a joke about him and he felt lauren michaels approved that joke. it turns out that is true. they all went public with it. loren michaels said that's one of his biggest mistakes, letting that joke go forward. that's all water under the bridge. if you like comedy, this is exciting, eddie murphy coming back to snl after 35 years to host. >> i really can'

we did not even get to james brown johnson.so-calledout the same black national anthem that du bois sang. one is a poet. there is a whole another venue of thinkers who were artists. the 369th is important. don't think of intellectuals as armchairs writing books, they are engaged. >> a question about modern identity. the we mean by that, opening where he said something about the four runners of the civil rights movement. the worldelieve that war ii generation who executed the civil rights movement, they were the germination of the scenes planted -- seeds planted by the world war i generation. they said, we fought for this country and we want our equality. a. philip randolph was there in 1963. charles hamilton and mary church world don't pass away until 1954. those individuals play a critical part in world war i. dr. salter: you talk about the anti-colonial movement in many ways. we also would like you to buy this book and read more about the great writing of our colleague, dr. salter, and repeating the names he morrowed, john h.

robinson's neighborhood james brown celebrity hot tub and gumby.older people in the audience clapping. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, everybody -- >> and the young people are going like, "why he got that green [ bleep ] on?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no is there anything -- is there any character here that we might see maybe this weekend on "saturday night live?" >> yeah. you might see a couple of those people >> jimmy: really >> yeah. yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: really i'm so excited about this. i'm freaking out there's so many questions i want to ask. 'cause i saw you on the "comedians in cars" with jerry seinfeld >> oh, i love that show. yeah >> jimmy: dude, you were great >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were so funny on that and you start talking about stand-up and you said -- yeah, you're thinking about maybe doing it -- getting back into it 2020?" are we gonna see eddie murphy do stand-up? >> yeah, that's the plan, to get back on the stage and do stand-up again [ cheers and applause let's wait to hear what it is before you clap. [ laught

i'm james brown with scores from n.f.l. today.rth straight n.f.c. west title. pittsburgh winsers third in a row. tennessee wins its fourth in a row to stay in the playoff hunt. minnesota sacks detroit five times and holds them to a playoff spotted. for more go to cbssportshq.com. start with "ta-paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you in school? yes, i'm in art school. oh, wow. so have you thought about how you're gonna make money? at least we're learning some new things. we bundled our home and auto with progressive, saved a bunch. oh, we got a wobbler. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. that's what the extra menu's for. when you bundle with us. aveeno® with prebiotic striple oat complex balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ the ones that make a truebeen difference in people's lives. and mike's won them,

i'm james brown with the scores from the n.f.l. today.ht and clinches homefield throughout the a.f.c. playoffs. pittsburgh loses to the jets and falls out of the six seed. and tennessee, despite its loss, moves to the sixth seed in the a.f.c. daniel jones throws five touchdowns in the giants' overtime win. cincinnati falls and will get the number-one pick in the 2020 n.f.l. draft. for more go to cbssportshq.com. start with "ta-paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you in school? yes, i'm in art school. oh, wow. so have you thought about how you're gonna make money? at least we're learning some new things. we bundled our home and auto with progressive, saved a bunch. oh, we got a wobbler. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. that's what the extra menu's for. when you bundle with us. find something for ♪ eeveryone this holiday.y with low prices and free one day delivery on millions of gifts wit

after not seeing it so long, and you remember the black richard simmons' character, and him and james brownd brought in stevie wonder. that would have been great. >> and yes, so amazing. >> so good. >> but what is touching is to see tracy morgan and chris rock and dave schappelle who i am so obsessed with. and my kid wanted to tweet out that these are our founding fathers. >> midwin mentioned that tweet, and i wanted to put it on the instagram. and amazing. and the audience was stacked as well. i was at the rehearsal version of the show, and it was so hilarious and funny and extra skits and i had to go home to go to bed, so i don't know what made the show, but he did gumby and all of the characters. >> they lost control of gumby and that is the funniest. >> and yes. >> and he is brilliant and he is a genius and i'm so glad that he is back. and the couple of the movies that he has coming out. >> "coming to america." i cannot wait. >> yes. >> yes. i >> cannot wait. >> it is the classic line. >> and we will be singling it the rest of the year. >> and so there is going to be a great deal out of

tub >> i know you're laughing. 7:30 now that is one of eddie murphy's most iconic snl sketches, james brownty hot tub party. >> why are we showing that to you on this tuesday morning, because after 35 years, eddie murphy, set to make his triumphant return to studio 8 h as host. we have been waiting for this week ever since it was announced months ago who among us has the honor of sitting down with mr. murphy? >> murphy only wants one person, eddie wants al roker >> i love me some eddie murphy i first interviewed him back when he was just 19, not ready for prime time players this is going to be epic. >> you're going to interview him today. >> going to interview him today, have it on tomorrow and provide it our nbc stations. >> look at you, can't wait to see that >> make sure you find out which sketches. >> that's what i'm working on. >>> we're going to get a check of the 7:30 headlines, we begin with those deadly storms in the south. three people were killed by tornados on monday, two in alabama, one in louisiana. a school building in alexandria, louisiana, completely destroyed. incredibly,

. >> hopefully james brown, he could revisit all of those.of them. >> he's a great guy. neil: what about you? >> here i was, we had no delay back then. kind of like now, we could do what we want when you wanted it. neil: we are on delay with you right now. [laughter] neil: he's going to do elizabeth warren thing again. [laughter] but you know your career is fine, you rock everywhere and demand everywhere, i know we both live in new jersey in your name keeps coming up and they push you for all sorts of things. >> i can do it. i have a responsible the other get older because were on the radio. i take that very seriously. neil: your whole career, your kids, a lot of them were not around. >> i know. neil: that's a big deal. >> the thing, i have some catching up to do. but they did not see it, they did not see. neil: the bottom market,. [laughter] silent. >> when you go to a restaurant do you know who i am? neil: on the first table and olive garden. >> honestly in the name of my grandfather who came hear from italy and they were blue-collar worker

i think that one of the things the godfather james brown told me is there's a difference between staraying power. you can shock people for a minute and are be a star but that doesn't mean you'll have staying power. i think bind and sanders to a degree has done that. they have had a core group that no one has been able to convince that group to go another way. the problem i think the candidates are having, both mayor pete as well as elizabeth warren and others in terms of african-american voters in south carolina is that they have not come up with a compelling argument on why they should leave joe biden, who they know, who was barack obama's vice president. so even though i have some questions about joe biden and the crime bill, i have questions about you, bernie sanders, who voted for it or you mayor pete who may have mishandled or at least was confusing on a police brutality case in south bend. >> right. >> or any number of situations. there's been no real reason, a compelling reason, for them to leave joe biden. and he has staying power because he has a long enough track record for

former new jersey gotc governor chris christie, stephanie brown, james, rick klein and susan davis. all for joining us. governor christie, clearly nancy pelosi has gotten under the president's skin by holding back the articles of impeachment. every single day of this holiday break he's attacked her over this on twitter. why is he so eager to have a trial? >> i just think he wants it over with. we all know what the result is going to be. he sees this as an opportunity to continue to fire up his base and to beat on somebody in nancy pelosi who has made, in my view, a huge political mistake. these are the worst political mistakes to make. as someone who has made them, these are the ones you know are a mistake when you do them and you get talked into it. nancy pelosi's instincts were no impeachment unless there's bipartisan support. she got talked into it by the radical elements of her caucus. now she has to live with the results which are the president's numbers going up in all key states. he's beating every democrat in every swing state. i think what he sees and what you're seeing wit

♪ running low >> ♪ running until the sun goes running behind ♪ announcer: jackson browne, cat stevens, paul simon, jamesake this country come take me home again ♪ paul simon: ♪ well, i'm on my way i don't know where i am going i'm on my way now taking my time i don't know where goodbye to rosie, the queen of verona see you, me, and julio down by the schoolyard ♪ csn: ♪ oh mexico sounds so simple, i just got to go ♪ stevie: ♪ and i saw my reflection in the snow-covered hills 'til the landslide brought me down ♪ >> buffalo springfield was born in 1966. they were blonde and brunette. they were fringe and paisley. they were the city, and they were the canyons. they were the sunset strip and the whiskey a go-go. they were three great voices and they were poets. springfield: ♪ it's time to stop, hey, what's that sound? everybody look what's going down ♪ announcer: it's all here in the rock 'n roll hall of fame in concert. from rockers to singer-songwriters, and of course the classic songs that have stood the test of time. creedence: ♪ sweet home alabama -- skynrd: ♪ sweet home alabama where the skies are so b

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james' mews. in kidbrooke, kidbrooke park road, is closed southbound between weigall road and cambert way due to water mains repairs. now, the weather with gill brown. hello there. good morning. there has been a cloudy couple of days, but today i think we should see some sunny spells and brightness. we are holding onto a lot of that cloud but we are also going to still keep those mild temperatures. this is the scene as we start the day this morning. a cloudy commute for most until we start to see the cloud thin and break and brighter spells coming through as we look to the afternoon. the temperature still very mild for this time of year, up to ii or 12 degrees. into this evening. again, holding onto that cloud for quite some time, really. i think we will have some clear. through the evening and into the early hours but it is going to fairly overcast and grey. we might see temperatures drop to around two or three celsius. over the next couple of days as we look ahead to new year's eve, we are holding onto those temperatures but we are always going to keep those clear skies. if you are seeing some fireworks, you should see some clear skies as we look

. >> reporter: so now graduate james madison and princeton presidents are joined by guy packwood, a princeton security guard, garfield browndskeeper and suff finn, eierks from dining. >> the majority of people you see in sign dining and fa siments are african-american, for me as a student, these are ae people i connected with. >> when they need some advice or motherly figure or a nice hug, you know, they will come and iook for either me or howard, to talk them to death. >> i figured they are away from home and they need love. and i tell them, you know, when you are in the dining area, just axlax, eat your food, the minute you leave here, jump back into that book. >> reporter: you are creating a legacy for people who are so often in the background. >> for sure, and i think it was ially important for it to be at binceton because of the history of princeton. >> reporter: that history >>cludes slaves who worked at the president's house for decades, and woodrow wilson who blocked black student enroll am as princeton president and oversaw segregationist policies at u.s. president. these portraits are working to create a new lega

browns, last time they played this happened. mason rudolph. pittsburgh started it. i'm not really sure what's going on there. fast forward third string quarterback devlin hodges getting start and finds jamesn. look at this catch. so nice we show it twice. pass interference. he doesn't care, that's a score. fourth quarter browns down 7, baker mayfield picked off. sacked 5 times, steelers win.ers as we look at those standings, bills have a firm hold on the five seed for the final playoff spot. sam matteo and the patriots need a win. up 14-3, daeshon watson airs it out to kenny stills. touchdown there, 35 yards. 21-3, houston. play the air guitar. deandre hopkins pitches it, dives into the end zone. texans win as they hold off a late patriots charge. the raiders end their season against the chargers and broncos and it's the chargers and broncos here. michael badly a field goal with 14 seconds to go. looks like we're going to go to overtime. drew lock going to go deep for r court lynn sutton. chargers don't like it. it's been that kind of year for l.a. now denver in field goal range and brandon walks it off 23-20, both teams 4 and 8. it's been disappointing season for the chargers. >>> reinfo

every great songwriter came through the troubadour, jackson brown, j.d., henley and frey, linda ronstadt, kristofferson, joni mitchell, james >> is it difficult to reveal yourself constantly to so many people? why do you have to do this? >> i feel an obligation to myself and to people to try and share myself. maybe as honestly as i can. ♪ i left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out ♪ ♪ well i hit the rowdy road and many kinds i met there ♪ ♪ many stories told me all the ways to get there ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ so on and on i go ♪ the seconds tick the time out there's so much left to know ♪ ♪ while i'm on the road to find out ♪ >> everyone was just trying to do whatever came into their head. >> in the early days paul and i we wanted to be the goffin and king of england. goffin and king were very big those days. >> we had no idea who the people were, the mysterious mr. king was. who had written all these songs, "chains" the beatles did, "i'm into something good," which is part of the british invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind-the-scenes woman

james‘ mews. in kidbrooke, kidbrooke park road, is closed southbound between weigall road and cambert way due to water mains repairs. now, the weather with gill brownis is the scene as we start the day this morning. a cloudy commute for most until we start to see the cloud thin and break and brighter spells coming through as we look to the afternoon. the temperature still very mild for this time of year, up to 11 or 12 degrees. into this evening. again, holding onto that cloud for quite some time, really. i think we will have some clear. through the evening and into the early

james' mews. in kidbrooke, kidbrooke park road is closed southbound between why—gall road and cambert way due to water mains repairs. now, the weather with gill brownme sunny spells and some brightness. we're holding onto a lot of that cloud, but we are also going to still keep those mild temperatures. so, this is the scene as we start the day this morning. quite a cloudy commute, i think, for most until we start to see cloud thin and break and some brighter spells coming through as we look to the afternoon. the temperatures still very mild for this time of year, up to 11 or 12 degrees. so, into this evening, again, we're holding onto that cloud for quite some time, really. i think we will have some clear periods through the evening and into the early hours, but it is going to stay fairly overcast and grey. we might see temperatures drop away to around 2 or 3 degrees celsius. over the next couple of days as we look ahead to new year's eve, we are holding on to those mild temperatures, but we are always going to keep those clear skies. if you are out seeing some fireworks, you should see have clear skies to do just that as we look towards 2020. that

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theresa may and gordon brown wanted to do it, james callaghan wanted to do it.ge. and every ten years people say, do you know what is a good word, people. clive myrie is in downing street. he might give us an update on what is happening at downing street. hello. the silverjaguar should be arriving in the next couple of minutes. where do we go from here as far as the parliamentary timetable is concerned? far as the parliamentary timetable is concerned ? speculation far as the parliamentary timetable is concerned? speculation perhaps there would be a clean speech in a truncated form perhaps before christmas, possibly next thursday. -- queen's speech. also the reintroduction of the prime minister's withdrawal agreement with the european union back on the floor of the commons before christmas, as well. some of the timetable seems to have been thrown up in the air. norman smith, what are you hearing about the possibility of a queen's speech? indications it was thursday and then as you say to bring the brexit bill back on friday, going for the crucial crunch second re