and days before jazz fest in new orleans, we'll take you to the neighborhood where jazz was born. >> we knew then we had found something. we struck gold. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> morgan: good evening. i'm demarco morgan. the nation's 41st president was joined today by the 42nd, 43rd, 44th, and the wife of the 45th president in a celebration of life of barbara bush. the former first lady died tuesday at the age of 92. she was laid to rest today at her husband's presidential library in texas beside their three-year-old daughter robin. mrs. bush's son, forme florida eovernor, jeb bush, delivered the eulogy, recalling the last time his mother and father were both hospitalized. >> he came into her room when she was sleeping and held her hand. his hair was standing straight up, he had on the mask to ngprove his breathing. he was wearing a hospital gown. in other words, he looked like hell. ( laughter ) mom opened her eyes and said, "my god, george! you are devastatingly handsome." ( laughter ) >> morgan: it was a day of laughter and tears. president george h.w. bush wore thcks th

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the jazz fest in the western german city of boston is one of the most popular festivals of of its kind here in europe so it's no coincidence that d.w. is a media partner for it be event music fans can look forward to first newcomers warming up the crowds and then the stars come out on stage and one of the big names to perform this year was swedish jazz sensation new longer in the. hills longer than the legendary swedish trombone player also known as mr red horn for obvious reasons. the contour of love and the color of my heart it's ok before my hats. are off. the ground as one of the most sought after jazz musicians in europe he's now sixty two and plays up to two hundred concerts a year he's a truly prolific performer was involved in a range of projects the definitions for jazz for me as a music form that is constantly changing and on the move we improvise along which is a crucial part of john's it gives you this. mazing freedom which does bring with it responsibility. for to. work as a producer and director of festivals has given him additional insights. into feel if you know if i li

it's the cradle of jazz. fest in america we. know all of this just feel. a city of climatic contest of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime are used by the least twelve members of my family to close most. of street racing in the peace of the night this is new orleans. the best place in the world. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. want to be preached. to the right to be press it's like that before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my house. this is says harlan kentucky. with all of this movement boyce's people from street families or even. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the polarizer should. live to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's

. >>> jazz fest kicks off nine or leans. hundreds of artis will take to stages large and small. giving life to the music of the big easy. one particular neighborhood takes pride in being the birth place of jazz. mark strassmann paid a visit. it is a homecoming when jazz is celebrated in the new orleans neighborhood. jazz, was born here. >> all right. thank you. >> al jackson was too. >> when you hear jazz can you hear jermaine? in that music? >> yeah. ♪ that's the beat. >> that's the sound. >> yeah. >> a sound that became a worldwide musical language. jackson, now 72, rediscovered its roots. he was cleaning out the old black musicians union hall, hoping to restore it when he noticed papers the homeless were using as pillowed. >> on the floor. scattered. >> thought you were looking at trash. >> didn't know, until i reached down and said, this is 1941. we knew we found something. >> look this ledger. signed by legend who flocked to perform in the 1940s. >> there was one. and, fitzgerald. lionel hampton underneath. >> reporter: this is one name most connected. armstrong, the legend

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i'm going in the first the first weekend of jazz fest what is it going to look like to me now. it still looks exactly the same. except lee is not there. it's a nice beautiful pedestal. it can be whatever the citizens wanted to be. i think there will be a public process for them to put it there. i'm that regional director. you are one of our past honorees and your courage to speak to these issues really give the award a lot of honor. i am new to atlanta. i have always been. and this is kind of a new thing to me here. it's really great seeing my two cities in one. as someone who was there for the monuments coming down and is really interested in what's going on in the city what is next. dialogue is open. we are already to talk but what we see on the ground. as you know i will be departing on may 7. there can have to create in gauge in a process to actually think about what happens next. one of them was called the liberty -- liberty monument. if it was actually put up to revere white supremacist who killed police officers that's why the monument was erected. that's really not much

ed tannenbaum was his name but i haven't been home in a while so i'm going the first weekend of jazz festwhat will look like to me now? the market still looks exactly the same except i am not mayor. [laughter] but that's it they can be whatever the citizens want it to be now they are thinking about that with the public process the city is thinking about what to be there but literally we just took him off a pedestal. [laughter] >> and the regional director of the anti- defamation league you are the past on the re- see you do give us honor so thank you. i am new to atlanta i am from new orleans and have always been so this is new to me it's great to see my two cities in one. so i am wondering anyone who was there for the monuments coming down is interested what is going on in the city what is next? dialogue is open, we are ready to talk,. >> i'm not sure everybody is ready to talk. i will be departing may 7 so the city council will have to create or engage in a process to think about what happens next. one of them was called the liberty monument a testament to white supremacy that has just

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he mixes jazz, soul, funk, and african influences to talk about the society people sometimes forget. he will get the $15,000 prize. >>> tickets for this year's cluster festy festival will go on sale on thursday. it's from june 1st through the 3rd at civic center plaza, and some of the headliners including jon stewart, amy schumer and groups like the loanly island. new information on the data facebook is collecting on you. up next, how the social media company is gathering information on users when they are not logged in. store mac time is 8:57 am. a federal judge has ruled a class action lawsuit against facebook can move forward. the suit claims facebook tax suggestions features violence of information privacy act. a law -- they cannot collect information without written consent. >>> facebook is explaining how it collect your data even when you're logged on. the question came up during the testimony of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg last week. facebook published a post detailing the instances when facebook received data about you. that includes when you log onto another website or using your facebook account or if you like something on another site. that i