without james brown, no hip- hop. large part because he's still fit the most simple artist, according to the whose sampled online archive. your thoughts on that, his influence and how he's still not given the credit he deserves? >> i agree, reverend. but you know, the created can come in -- there is not much music out there you are not going to hear that doesn't have some james brown in it. no matter where it comes from. from the u.s. or around the world, his impact, his influence, his passion in music is like you say, still the most salable artist. we are talking about a man who hit a seventh grade education. he didn't go to school. he didn't learn about certain things. he began a whole new genre, funk. and hit a whole lot to do with every other genre. there is not one of us out there which you say, when you see these artists, pending over him because they realize what he brought to the table is still giving. i'm so blessed to be able to have james brown, and teach children music. music theory. how to play instrument

you -- do it james -- 'james brown: say it loud,' let's do it."> questlove: that's how meetings were. >> jimmy: yeah, that's how meetings were. did you learn anything about james brown that you didn't know before? >> questlove: uh, yeah, there's so many to mention, but yeah, pretty much. >> jimmy: can you give us a -- give us a little -- maybe a little taste >> tariq: well, we did a a little -- a little panel a panel discussion after one of the screenings with -- reverend al sharpton was one of the guests and he gave us some insight into, just, you know, so much about himself. like why he goes by the name al sharpton. why he wears his hair that way and, you know, how james brown was, sort of, like, his father figure stuff that i never really knew i knew he was a mentor, but i didn't know, you know, to what extent >> questlove: hey, jimmy i learned something about james brown. >> jimmy: you did? >> questlove: yeah i did >> jimmy: what >> questlove: i learned that he felt good. [ laughter and applause ♪ >> jimmy: he didn't know if he -- he didn't ev

." >> norah: let's talk now about the game itself, with the one and only james brown of cbs sports. s the 12th time you will be hosting the super bowl preshow. i feel like this is going to be a good one. >> james: humbling for a guy who didn't play football despite size and girth. there should be great story lines in this one, norah. you got the team that has the predominate squad the last half decade in kansas city. with arguably the best quarterback in the league in patrick mahomes. going against a squad that is trying to reclaim glory from years past: five super bowl titles three decades ago by the san francisco 49ers. with a pretty good quarterback at the helm for themselves. >> norah: yeah, a big match up. let's talk about that. patrick mahomes trying to create this dynasty team, and then, of course, brock purdy, called mr. irrelevant because he was last in the nfl draft. how do you see that match up? >> james: well, patrick mahomes, the preternatural quarterback, i think a lot of folks would agree he is the best. he has been here before, as has the team, so they can handle the

. >> james brown and the famous flames.id not want to have any problem with the godfather so he said well, what should we call ourselves. so at the time the manager said what about kool and the gang. i said i think that will work. >>reporter: he told us how he took his lady out one night and a son was born. ladies night. >> my wife and i were hanging out in new york at studio 54. when jt taylor joined the group. i came back and said i have a perfect song. they said what? i said ladies night. my brother said well, there is a ladies night all over the world. so ladies night is one of the favorites. >>reporter: before each performance, kool says he takes a power nap and then he's ready to go. his advice to the niners, they had to get down on it. >> they have to get down on it and pick up that ball and go ahead and make that touched him. for a stroll through the casino and everyone stops to say hello to kool. and of course, i had to ask. okay, when the niners when the niners win the super bowl, what is your son? >> it will be c

. >> james brown and the famous flames. we did not want to have any problem with the godfather.ell, what should we call ourselves? so at the time the manager said, what about kool and the gang. i said i think that will work. >> reporter :he told us how he took his lady out one night and a song was born. ladies night. >> my wife and i were hanging out in new york at studio 54. when jt taylor joined the group. i came back and said i have a perfect song. they said what? i said ladies night. my brother said well, there is a ladies night all over the world. so ladies night is one of the favorites. >> reporter :before each performance, kool says he takes a power nap. and then he's ready to go. his advice to the niners, they gotta get down on it. >> they have to get down on it and pick up that ball and go ahead and make that touchdown. >> reporter :a stroll through the casino, and everyone stops to say hello to kool. and of course, i had to ask. okay, when the niners win the niners win the super bowl, what is your song? >> it will be celebration. it will be a celebration. >> [ singing

as i shared with you, i was very close with james brown. but i knew james brown the person. you have to deal with to find what motivated, made bob marley bob, who became this iconic figure, and part of his spiritual journey in bringing back the whole roster, all of that -- tell us about the spiritual side and the person that you found bob to be that you can try to become that. >> i don't know if we got time to tell you how i got there. they involve his family and his friends, spending a lot of time talking and listening to them. you know, everyone's got the soundbite, but it was about talking about the private bob. i will go back to the idea of safety. you know, bob was a kid who grew up in the street -- he came from the country and he grew up in the street. he hung around with real dudes, and he saw real things. and, you know, violence, and when you've grown up in that way, for me, bob found safety in his guitar. >> good morning. it's a sunday, february teams. i'm ali simon and as in new york with simone sanders- townsend and michael

looking down sixth avenue as we do with that lovely shot, james brown is living in america. lot of people off today. but some of us are here, we've got lots to talk a.c. it's 11:0n this monday, february 19th. yes, i'm ashley webster in for stu today. the markets are closed for president's day, but check out the futures. we were in the positive. dow is essentially flat and the s&p and nasdaq slightly higher. let's take a look at price of oil that was moving slightly higher as well. earlier in the session if you like earlier in the day, up 52-cents and verging on $80 a barrel at $79.71. how about the price of gold? used to be the safe haven for inflation. maybe not as much these days all though it could be. gold up $1.70 at $2,025 per troy ounce. how about bitcoin, which last week went above 53,000. it was up slightly earlier and it is up slightly $16 at $52,121 per bitcoin. the president appears to confuse nato with ukraine appearing to urge congress to pass the funding bill. take a look. >> the idea that we'll walk away from ukraine, the idea that letting nato to split is to

if james brown want to reinvent their franchise with a vibrant enthusiastic fool of a man maybe theycena. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: we do have a clip. we have a clip for the film. >> john: show it! let's give the people something. let's give them something. >> stephen: some form of entertainment other than just jabber job. you need to tell us was happening here. >> john: no. i told you i can't spoil it for you. i can't tell you anything. >> stephen: i'll set it up. john cena is in it. go. >> what's your status? >> i am about to enjoy delicious coffee. >> hurry up. she is inbound to your position. speaker relax. >> bad news for you. this is the only exit route off the island. [applause] >> stephen: that, for the people who could not see, that is dua lipa. >> john: typical day at work. having a nice hot cappuccino and then grab dua lipa off a full throttle sports bike. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more john cena, everybody. stick around. medicine used to re the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 t

give him the mic, and he was in the audience i would pretend to sing on the stage, and dance to a james brown> jimmy: i was going to ask you quickly before we get to "argylle." jeremy allen white, who we love, from "the bear." [ cheers ] >> chef. >> jimmy: chef, yes chef >> he's a great actor. >> jimmy: he's a great actor they asked him out of dream casting, who would be his dream person to come on "the bear" and he said, sam rockwell. >> that's real nice. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i was going to ask you, to put you on the spot. would you ever consider? >> of course, of course. i'd be lucky to be on that show it's got a great cast. my buddy, oliver platt you know liza colon-zayas, my buddy. and ebon, i've known a long time it's a great cast. i'd love to be -- it's all about -- you know, it's all about timing or whatever >> jimmy: what do you mean acting >> yeah, timing. timing time -- timing >> jimmy: acting is all about timing >> no, umm, a little comedy joke [ laughter ] no, you know, schedules and things like that but, yeah, i mean, oliver platt and all those cats, yeah >> jimmy: i a

i'm james brown. about the super bowl, and we'll see which part of a football team is most important. alex, you start us off. let's do a regional treasure for $400, please. you'll find gravensteen, the castle of the counts, in this region, the northern half of belgium. suzanne. what is walloon? - no. i'm sorry. ed. - what is wallachia?

the james brown version myself, it's kind of more upbeat. >> i do too. stuart: gets you going.lauren: i don't care who feels good, i'm looking at a dreary, dark city street. stuart: we really shouldn't start the show with a dreary looking sixth avenue, but we did. lauren: sorry, america. stuart: the inflation indicators move the markets. today inflation if gauge that measures household costs. lauren has the pce number. lauren: i mean, i have that jerome powell has cover to wait out. i mean, he really does. the fed needs more data to determine if and how many rate cuts are warranted. these are the numbers for january, exactly as we expected. the fed's preferred gauge, pce, up 2.4% year-over-year, the slowest in almost three years. it did come down from december but not by more than we thought. so let's take out food and energy, that's the core pce, it rose 2.8% annually. again, down from december. again, the slowest in almost three years, since march of 202 221. 2021. put it all together, all i can say is over to you, jay powell. what are you going to do with all of this? what a

we've asked james brown and our colleagues at cbs sports for their take on tonight's big game. one-day sporting event coming up later. it will be an entertainment-fest, indeed. super bowl lviii, jb here along with the fraternity of insiders in the nfl. talk about the matchup, san francisco/kansas city. >> so many good matchups to talk about in this game, on both sides of the football. but kansas city's defense, we all know one thing, they're going to do some blitzing, do man-to-man coverage, and they have the best corner cover guy in the nfl, l'jarius sneed against brandon ayew, and trent mcduffie the best slot defender in the nfl going against debeau samuel. can san francisco take advantage of it? >> there's a lot of skilled players in this game to me, about the offensive and defensive lines of both of these teams and their ability to establish the run game. their ability to stop the run game. both of these teams are very balanced. to me it starts at the line of scrimmage and in the trenches. >> you know, i'm not much of a gambler, but i know you can either be conservative or

i was very close with james brown. i knew james brown the person.came this iconic figure? and part of it was his spiritual journey and the whole rastafarian. tell us about bob the person. >> i don't know if we've got time to tell you how i got there. it involved his family and his friends and spending a lot of time talking and listening to them. it was about listening to them talking about the private bob. really i go back to the idea of safety. bob was a kid who grew up in the ghetto. he came from the country, but he grew up in the streets and he hung around with real dudes and he saw real pain, violence. when you've grown up in that way, for me, bob found safety in his guitar and music. he found safety in god, and he found safety in football. those guys didn't have therapy. they found it in the ways they could. once i understood that about bob, what god meant to him, that really in music he was in service. it wasn't about him. he was trying to spread the word of his majesty through his music. bob saw the injustices of black people specifically all

the canadian press initially viewed lincoln as weak as his predecessor, james buchanan brown, who supported lincoln even but even once referred to him as a fourth great lawyer and said that mostly positive things about him as being the representative of the north's great fight against slavery. if mr. lincoln is for war, then let him say so. in the loyal and loyal north will back him to death. the north has a noble cause to fight for, as any for which blood has ever been shed. every motive which impels men to do well is do well and bravely is theirs. if they stand as nobly by their cause as their causes noble, they cannot fail of success. another editorial the end of the first act, appeared a week later, observing president lincoln seems to have made up his mind as to the future course and will probably pursue it with firmness and energy. another on the 20th said that the cause of which mr. lincoln is to represent it is a noble one. brown defended the lincoln and his administration against new york editors who did not saying they are making themselves ridiculous by abusing lincoln, scott and

. >> like james brown, stop. i need somebody to put a robe on. >> lisa! lisa! >> yes, mika?$83.3 million to e. jean carroll, has he posted bond? what's the status of him handing over money? and, secondly, tell me about the monitor in the civil fraud trial who became extremely confused as they were trying to monitor trump's organization and found this chicago building loan, $48 billion, but it's not really a loan, but is it? >> i don't believe trump has posted bond yet. a judgment has to issue from the trial court. i don't believe we've seen that happen yet. if i am wrong, hopefully i can correct myself on air. >> you have four hours. >> with respect to the letter from the monitor it's a 12-page letter saying since she was appointed after judge en g oron, there are 12 pages of irregularities she's reported to him saying i am in charge of overseeing financial reporting at this organization. and here are all the things i've noticed that don't add up n. a footnote one of the things she says is we have long understood there was a $48 million loan that concerns the chicago propert

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brown's ferry. and if they can do that they can get supplies in chattanooga. amazingly, james longstreet ignored the capture of brown's ferry dismiss it as a faint in favor of what he was concert was believe that was going to be the main attack coming up from the south on lookout mountain. well, a theory incidentally for which there was no evidence whatsoever. and he dismissed what happened to brown's ferry so much that he didn't even tell bragg that that happened. now, an officer in bragg's you've seen john r liddell, who was a brigade commander, rode over. he had heard the fighting at brown's ferry. he wondered what it was. he decided he'd ride over from missionary ridge to see what was going on. and he immediately discerned the yankees were in control of brown's. so he rode back, told bragg what had happened of course. bragg was furious that this had happened, and he sent a courier back over to lookout mountain and told longstreet to drive those yankees back off of brown's ferry. longstreet responded that there's nothing there that's just a faint. the real danger is going t

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party candidate. 8675 andrew charles brown , 8675 andrew charles brown, liberal democrats . 861 damian liberal democrats. 861 damian jamesle saux reform uk, 2578. yes . nicholas david, would you yes. nicholas david, would you kip people not . politics 129. kip people not. politics 129. the number of ballot papers rejected was follows . want of an rejected was follows. want of an official mark zero voting for more than one candidate , 39 more than one candidate, 39 writing or mark by which the voter could be identified. one unmarked or void for uncertainty 22 two. giving a total of 36 rejected ballot papers . the rejected ballot papers. the turnout figure across the constituency was 37.11. i and i do hereby declare that damian eganis do hereby declare that damian egan is duly elected. thank you i >> -- >> well, thank you all very much. >> thank you to the returning officer and the team of people here. and across the constituency who have been counting the ballots , making counting the ballots, making sure all the election today ran fairly and ran smoothly . so fairly and ran smoothly. so thank you to everybody . um, some