i'm james brown in for norah.ding crisis at the southern border. migrant crossings are soaring posing and yet another test for the biden administration's border strategy. apprehensions at the border are topping more than 8,000 a day, overwhelming the already crowded migrant facility is from san diego to southern texas, where one border town has issued an emergency declaration. and this just in, u.s. border officials are closing a busy bridge in eagle pass due to the spike. the governor of texas tonight announcing he will send more national guard to the border. the ripple effect is felt to nationwide from los angeles to new york, where more than 110,000 asylum-seekers have arrived since last spring pushing some of the country's biggest cities to a breaking point. cbs's manuel bojorquez starts us off tonight from the border in el paso, texas. good evening, manuel. >> reporter: j.b., good evening to you. el paso has been here before, but rather than have migrants sleep out in the streets, there has been a concerted e

reporting from the nation's capital, i'm james brown. >>> this is cbs news flash.n new york. the biden administration is offering nearly 500,000 venezuelan migrants the ability to legally live and work in the u.s. it's part of a temporary protected status program, which offers primary legal status toe migrants from countries facing humanitarian crises. >>> the senate has confirmed general cq brown of the air force to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. votes on his and hundreds of other military promotions have been blocked for months by senator tommy tuberville over rule covering travel costs service members abortions. >>> and bts will continue making music as it extends its record deal with big hit music. for more download on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm james brown in for norah, and we begin tonight with the unfolding crisis at the southern border. migrant crossings are soaring, posing yet another major test fr biden administration's border strategy

. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> -- was inspired -- prince, james brown, i discovered him.d -- >> everyone was beholden to him. >> "little richard" i am everything, labor day, on cnn. save 50% on the sleep number limimited edition smart bed. plus, , free home delivery whn you add a base. shop now only at sleep number. >> tonight, on ac 360, america's best known traveling defendant and former president decides to skip the flight this time and plead to his latest charges from a distance. several months and one blockbuster investigative report later, supreme court justices thomas and alito officially come clean on the goodies they get from wealthy friends. and the latest on a manhunt underway right now for this escaped inmate doing life in this country for one murder and wanted overseas for another. john berman here for anderson. and tonight, we know whose name will not be called next wednesday and the atlanta fulton county courthouse. the former president today waved arraignment pleading not guilty to 13 counts including a rico charge connected to his effort to overturn his d

james brown -- i discovered him. he was my vocalist. jimi hendrix was my guitar player.od, you know, it'd be great to be responsible for reviving his career." ♪ didn't it rain, children ♪ ♪ talkin' about rain, oh, my lord ♪ hervey: he didn't do his hits. he would do like a rock 'n' roll version of some of his gospel records. "the life and times of little richard." "the quasar of rock." man: what does that mean? the brightest star in the universe. i don't think it was richard's idea to do the book. i think he was approached to do the book. $1,000 a day on coke. my nose is big enough to park diesel trucks. ...diesel trucks. ...diesel trucks in. and god got me off of it. and he healed my body. and now i am a man of god with a new book called "the life and times of little richard." [ laughter ] he didn't exactly tell the truth all the time. he states that i did things that i didn't know i did until i read that book. oh, a close-up. close-up. once he started to feel a buzz, it all came back. when i first wrote "tutti frutti," it was "tutti frutti, good booty." [ laughter ] [

earlier i spoke to james brown, professor of political science at temple university's japan campus. putin and kim could be hoping to get out of the meeting. this meeting is very much about weaponry. from the russian side, their hope is to make up for some of their own enormous losses in ukraine by replenishing their supplies of both artillery and perhaps also some anti—tank weapons. these are arms that north korean has in large amounts. from the north korean point of view, they also have their focus on weaponry, and their hope will be russia will be willing to provide some technology to assist with both their submarine programme and also perhaps in the area of satellite technology as well. the eastern economic forum is seen by moscow as a way to deepen their economic ties in the east — something that's become a huge priority for them under western sanctions. will this forum, and a summit with kim, help reduce russia's isolation? no, quite the reverse. it will demonstrate the extent of russia's isolation. about the forum, back in 2013, president putin announced that it was a strategi

anti-tank missiles, according to professor of political science at the american temple university james brownessor has already used up almost all of its ammunition on the battlefield in ukraine. aid to north korea is a sign of desperation , i can somewhat predict that most likely russia will receive artillery shells from the dprk and in return will give food and energy, moscow will refrain from transferring high technologies to north korea. so, how will north korea continue to provide russia with weapons from the united states, france, south korea, and japan ? there will be a concrete answer. however, since north korea is already under the pressure of a large number of sanctions, there are not many levers left that can be applied. parliamentary assembly of the council europe has recognized the political system in the russian federation as a dictatorship , the committee in pairs is checking the legitimacy of amendments to the russian constitution, which allow for virtually an indefinite presidency vladimir putin said this in a statement on the organization's website. it also says that russia's

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stuart: james brown. i remember him, 10:00 eastern, straight to the money. dow industrials up 144 points. modest gain for the s&p. look at the 10 year treasury yield well above the 4. 3% level. the price of oil at $90. 9114 to be precise. bitcoin, 27,000 one hundred $54, that is the markets and now this. the price of oil is around $90 a barrel. when president biden took office in january of 20 when 20 when it was $55 a barrel. regular gas, $3.87. january 2021, $2.53, diesel, the industrial fuel, $4.58 a gallon today, that is energy policy failure certainly for consumers and businesses. a bigger failure if and that. when biden cut production at halted pipelines he opened the door to russia. they don't care about climate change, they were willing to sell their oil to china. he played right into their hands. then he begs the saudis to produce more. he begs venezuela for their oil and they responded by sending us migrants. all of this and global co2 emissions go up. how many levels can you fail? biden has run down oil reserves, 350 million barrels left, half wha

we also have janet james brown, and dr. a coiy who is trained in governmental medicine and working as part of health division and with us as well. and i'm closely with this work as well. as you can see, i believe for at this point, we have a very highly qualified team with a breath of expertise. we're all committed to the work of ensuring community health for the residents around the shipyard and we are actively, going to be actively engaging with the navy and talking with community. to really try and make sure that we are doing everything that we can so advocate for clarity and for the highest standards. but again, the main regularers are the epa but we do have a voice and we're going to start using that voice and starting that process now. >> thank you, dr. philip and yes, advocacy, that we're here to advocate on the maf of the community. and to that point, i'm not a physician or researcher but there is on fwg levels of testing in the community to ascertain the levels of, substances in people's bodies, i know that the com

that's including me and everybody else, jimi hendrix and all of them that's been with me, james brown like, rock 'n' roll is black. that sounded heretical to me, which is terrible. was just blown away by how much i hadn't been told about the truth of rock 'n' roll. ♪ pretend you are here ♪ robinson: we're using the wrong word when we talk about "appropriation." think about it as obliteration. when you take and then erase, you remove that entity's capacity to be attached to this thing that they created, to make money from this thing that they created. ♪ don't you know, baby, i need you so much ♪ the infrastructure of the culture does that. it still does it today. robinson: little richard cannot be erased and has a loud mouth and has a fire. so if you try to take his shit [laughs] right, he is going to battle you, not just from a, "this is my song" sort of way, but, "this is my sound, my rhythm, my being." ♪ i waited on you, yeah ♪ ♪ hey ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ("un monde pliable" by jeongpill song) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) (camera shutters) ( ♪ ♪ ) (camera shutters) ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) (psst!

story, the stones, jefferson starship, james brown, and others, he had me in rapture did. >> right?or all those different moments, these musicians who had such a great impact on our society. >> and the scottish games, i think the weather is appropriate. >> it looks a little bit like scotland. >> the rain and drizzle. >>> temperatures are only 17 degrees below average. we are seeing a little bit of light rain around the south basin tonight. let's take you down to san jose, where it is a muggy 70 degrees tonight. the cloud cover is being lit up by some of the city lights. there is some drizzle and light showers east of san jose. it is 70 in livermore. cloud cover will keep our low temperatures in the 60s. it is 67 at sfo airport. san francisco is 64 degrees currently. as you take a look at the air quality, this changed a lot over the last 48 hours. we had unhealthy air and wildfire smoke in the bay area. a change in the air happened yesterday and it is maintaining your outdoor plans for the weekend. notice how much rain to put on those fires towards portland, oregon. it dropped an inc

he came out of that meeting looking like he just left a james brown conference. look, the fact is, democrats saved him earlier this spring with the debt ceiling deal and he promised his right flank everything, the moon and back, he said, look, i'll give you what you want on the committees i'll allow you to establish regular order and you know what they've done they've shown him the third finger. so i think he's in a real pickle. i don't see why democrats should try to bail him out. we should bail the country out and make sure we avert a government shutdown but when you're not able to pass appropriations bills on time that shows there's no leadership -- >> the reason democrats bail him out is the alternative, kevin mccarthy is solving the problem right in front of his face every time. the problem is those promises are coming due. with congresswoman mace saying she was made promises. >> jonathan: everybody was made promises. >> with this impeachment inquiry it brought him another week or two. if they're not able to get those bank records to show that joe biden hims

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james brown, i discovered him. the desk and do little richard. >> everyone was beholden to him. >> the director of little richard, i am everything, joins us now. lisa, this looks incredible. congratulations to you on this work. it looks amazing. there's no doubt that little richard's story is fascinating. what made you interested in telling his story? >> well, there is nothing little about richard's story and that the story hadn't been told, it was such a natural space for me to want to explore as a filmmaker. ♪ tootie fruity ♪ >> we're watching some of the incredible footage of him back in the day. i mean he is an icon. he was an icon. the film takes us through his origins in macon, georgia, to what's been called the chitlin circuit in the south, all the way to his national fame that he enjoyed for so many years. how did he -- and let's just come out and say it. how did this openly gay black man with this very sexualized performance style become such a huge star in the conservative 1950s? >> richard is part of act

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richard kicked the doors open to rock 'n' roll in the 1950s and paved the way for elvis presley, james brownlm "little richard: i am everything" takes a look at his relationship with religion, gender and the music industry. ♪ ready, set, go, man, go ♪ >> playing little richie, he was so hot. we played five nights a week, two or three shows a day. >> remember the 1950s there's legal segregation, black kids are not able to listen to music in the same spaces as white kids. >> black and white musicians weren't allowed to play together. >> they have one night for white and the next night for african american. >> but the white kids would come to the black kids' concert, too. >> lisa cortes, director of "little richard: i am everything." congratulations on the film. i've watched it. it's extraordinary. but for me -- there's a lot of things that stuck out, but everyone knows who he is, everybody knows his music. the connective tissue he has throughout history, life to some degree, i just didn't put it all together until i watched. >> thank you. that's the goal to take little richard from being this

james brown, i discovered him.oining us now is jason king. he is the dean of the thornton school of music at the university of southern california, and he also appears in the film. jason, thanks for coming on. you know, i think little richard, the story is fascinating. why do you think it's important to tell the story now, though? >> i think it's always important to tell little richard's story, and now seems as good a time as any. i mean, he is someone who, in my opinion, is one of the greatest and most dynamic figures of the entire 20th century, not just in music but in culture. we often think of culture heroes of the 1950s, people like jackson pollack or andy warhol. i would put little richard up there as well. i think he was an avant-garde innovator who completely re-engineered the dna code of popular music, rewrote it altogether, and moved it away from its dependence on easy listening tunes and swing, into this hard-driving ging aggressi and b music. he was the original innovator architect of rock and roll musi

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certainly had a list of names to choose from in the lock and roll hall of fame -- chuck barry or maybe james brown franklin, bibi king, janet jackson, jay-z, dolly parton, stevie nicks, i could go on all day. but we have got more to talk about. i didn't even give you an exhaustive list of options, by the way. his comments leaving the rock and roll found a -- it led them in a statement through a spokesperson for the publisher of the masters winter told cnn, impart, quote in my interview with the new york times i made comments that diminished the contributions, genius, and impact of black and women artists and i apologize wholeheartedly for those remarks. unquote. i want to bring in colder writer trae johnson, is so good to see you this evening, trey. you've got the statement that was put out now, but this idea that i should have included a woman and a black to be able to avoid criticism, many people have criticized the whole methodology of how one chooses the, quote unquote, greats. this puts on full display the diminishing that people have criticized and with good reason. >> absolutely. and, frank

james brown, i discovered him.♪ >> and joining us now to discuss is jason king. he is the dean of the thornton school of music at the university of southern california and appears in the film. i talked to jason about the film yesterday. nice to do this again. jason, i want to pick up on something you told me yesterday that got my attention. you said he, little richard, is someone who in my opinion is one of the greatest and most dynamic figures of the entire 20th century, not just in music, but in culture. talk to us a bit about some of his lasting cultural implications. >> sure. little richard is one of the innovators and inventors of rock and roll music, so rock and roll is not just music, but it's also a style, an energy, that in some ways defiance nes the 20th cent. tefs the architect, framer of rock and roll and did that by fusing together new orleans r&b with gospel music in a style that had never been heard before. it displaced what was really popular in music at the time, which was jazz and swing tunes, and

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richard also mentored a number of early rock 'n' rollers, including james brown, jimi hendrix, the beatlesoom. >> everyone was beholden to him for, you know, to start playing rock 'n' roll. >> richard felt like he never got proper credit or compensation tore his groundbreaking contribution to say rock 'n' roll. >> and the best new artist is -- me. [ laughter ] >> i have never received nothing. >> it's endearing, it's funny, but as a black man, watching that, i heard seething anger. >> he lives on today in so many perf performers influence non formens. >> the all new cnn film "i am richard" premieres right here on cnn. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome back. i'm rahel solomon. thank you for joining us. i'm in today for fredricka whitfield. we continue at this hour to follow our breaking news. former new mexico governor bill richardson has died. he was a long-time fixture of democratic politics with turns as energy secretary and united nations ambassador under the clinton administration. he was 75 years old. he made multiple appearances over the years on cnn, most recently appearing

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james brown i discovered him.imi hendrix was my guitar player >> i used to stand on the desk and do little richard. >> everyone was beholden to him. >> little richard, i am everything, labor day on cnn. >> indeed he was. thank you so much for joining us tonight. "cnn primetime" starts right now. >> thank you so much. have a good night. >>> good evening everyone. tonight i will speak with a former proud boy who knew the two extremists who were just sentenced more than a decade behind bars today for sedition on january 6th. don't miss this conversation but first we have another extraordinary example of the guard rails holding up in a vulnerable democracy. we've seen examples in recent years. the military refusing to use force after the election, the courts refusing to accept bogus arguments without evidence, the election workers who quietly and heroically ensured the integrity of those ballots, and the voters who showed up in massive numbers to speak their voices. finally, the states, where many in both parties did

well she's sort of the james brown of the senate the hardest working person that most people will ever encounter. and she was easy to work with, but she was relentless and persevered despite all the obstacles. i'm thinking of her role as the chair of the senate intelligence committee when they investigated the bush administration's torture of suspects in the aftermath of nine over 11, she was under enormous pressure not to release the summary of that report. a report which, by the way, was guard mantuan in detail and thoroughness. but she opposed by president obama and the cia. she decided, as a matter of principle, she had to release the summary for the historical record. and that will be remembered for a long time. you mentioned a little bit about her work ethic, but also this ability to reach across the aisle, to be somewhat of a moderate in the senate and to work with both republicans and her fellow democrats to get things done. yeah that seems to be sort of a bygone era almost. this committee to collaborating on getting things done wherever possible. well, she wasn't one who wante

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. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> michael was inspired by me, prince, james brown. i discovered him.g hendrix was my guitar player. >> i used to stand on the desk, and you little richard. >> everyone was beholden to him. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> little richard, i am everything, labor day, on cnn. >> indeed, he was. and thank you so much for joining us tonight. cnn prime time with abby philips, starts right. now thank you so much kaitlin, have a good night. and good evening everyone, i'm abby phillips. tonight, i will speak with a former proud boy, who knew the two extremists who were just sentenced more than a decade behind bars today, for sedition on january 6th. and don't miss this conversation. but first, we have another extraordinary example of the guardrails holding up, in a vulnerable democracy. we've seen the examples in recent years, the military refusing to use force after the election, the courts are refusing to accept a bogus argument, without evidence. the election workers, who quietly and heroically ensured the integrity of those ballots. and the voters, who showed up in massive numb

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richard also mentored a number of early rock and rollers including james brown.as the realtime we got to know little richard. we'd sit there for hours like disciples in the dressing room. all my screaming numbers were to do with him. >> everyone was beholden to him, you know, for you know, to start playing rock and roll. >> richard felt like he never got proper credit or compensation for his ground breaking contributions to rock and roll. >> and the best new artist is -- me. [ applause ] i have never received nothing. you all ain't never give me no grammy. >> it's endearing, it's funny, but as a black man watching that i heard seething anger that underwrites what he's saying. >> but his legacy unquestionably lives on today in so many performers who embrace flamboyance, bend gender norms and express every aspect of themselves. lisa france, cnn atlanta. >> the all new cnn film "little richard: i am everything" premiers tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. stay with us. we're back in a couple minutes. automatically responds to snoring. so, no more

as james brown would say, talking loud and saying nothing, but there's more than enough time to turnis bad weather around and go out there and make your case to the american people. >> martha: should they be panicking? >> joe biden's numbers have been getting worse. that tells you something about what the american people are trying to tell these pollsters. set aside the individual questions. the democratic party has a really serious problem which is there's no one on the bench, you know, you look more on that poll. do you want harris to be the nominee? no. do you want buttigieg? no. someone else got 20%. the democrats have had a weak bench, and everyone is joe biden's age, and there's no one to replace him on the ticket and they're stuck with him a little bit and his numbers keep going down and his appearances keep getting worse. >> martha: and speaking of that age, they talk about it's such a huge factor. obviously he can't do anything about that, but he does keep saying, you look at me, and people look at him. >> right, and this poll was the result of what they see, right? that whe

prince, james brown, i discovered him and jimi hendrix was my guitar player. >> everyone was beholdenf music at the university of southern california. and he appears in the film as well. jason, hard to overstate just how huge little richard was at his peak. but he was a gay black man with a very sexualized performance style. how did he become such a major star in the conservative jim crow era that he was becoming a star in? >> it is true, he was a overground mainstream figure. he had nine top 40 pop hits, and he had 17 top 40 r&b hits. but he was a gay, queer, black man. he was feminine. he was gender nonconfirming and he did all of this at a time in which it was extremely difficult to do that. it was a time of incredible homophobia, and racism, legally sanctioned segregation. i think the way he was able to do it because of the amazing songs. tooty fruity, and lucille, long, tall sally. the songs are well written and he performed them with this wild child energy. if you look at the lyrics to the songs, their pretty graphic and they're really ribald. but they are also coated. and he's

about everybody who's anybody has performed, including his friends tony bennett, ella fitzgerald, james brown and on. they all worked and struggled to become true stars is i think the biggest change is that you have a whole generation that's grown up on youtube. american idol, america's got talent, all those shows and they think that you can be someone who sits in your living room with the ukulele and you get a million hits and they think they can be a star. they don't realize that it's actually a job and it takes work. so bright wrote a book called workin for a living. it's a how to for those interested in pursuing a musical career. i'm trying to save some young cats from making all the mistakes i've made. that's what it's all about. it's all about learning all the stuff they don't tell you in school. first and foremost, music is a super competitive venture. everyone needs to define success for themselves in the music business. if it's about making money for you, then don't try to be a rock star because your odds are about 0.000000. shall i go on? maybe you'd be happier if you're a songwrite

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we also have janet james brown, and dr. a coiy who is trained in governmental medicine and working as part of health division and with us as well. and i'm closely with this work as well. as you can see, i believe for at this point, we have a very highly qualified team with a breath of expertise. we're all committed to the work of ensuring community health for the residents around the shipyard and we are actively, going to be actively engaging with the navy and talking with community. to really try and make sure that we are doing everything that we can so advocate for clarity and for the highest standards. but again, the main regularers are the epa but we do have a voice and we're going to start using that voice and starting that process now. >> thank you, dr. philip and yes, advocacy, that we're here to advocate on the maf of the community. and to that point, i'm not a physician or researcher but there is on fwg levels of testing in the community to ascertain the levels of, substances in people's bodies, i know that the com

for james waltz, the key to protecting charlie brown is to keep him leashed in public areas. >> we never, ever allowed them to be away from where we were. so we always knew what they were doing, what they were about. so it's the responsibility of ownership. >> reporter: if a dog does get infected, there's usually a one to two-week delay in symptoms. those symptoms can include fever and kidney and liver failure. if your dog is around water often, there is a vaccine for leptospirosis. >>> and down in southern california, two rehabbed sea lions named daisy and angela are back in the wild. a marine mammal center in that region says it has been overwhelmed with animals sickened by a toxic algae bloom. >>> in other news, it's a high-tech twist on a common con. authorities are sounding the alarm about a scam that's costing billions of dollars a year. victims are basically duped into making phoney investments in cryptocurrency, and you may be surprised how often this is happening. i talked with a bay area man who lost his life savings and with a prosecutor who is trying to fight back. >> reporte