was that jimi hendrix? "let me stand next to you."ndrix write that. >> paul: yes. >> dave: the greatest guitar player of all time? >> paul: no question. >> dave: if he was alive today would he still be the greatest guitar player. >> paul: yes, nobody has touched him. >> dave: when he died he was 27? he was crazy young, ridiculous. a friend of mine at the state department, i can't hension his name, he called me when the george w. bush e-mail had been hacked by the chinese. he said i'm not supposed to be sending these to you and if you use them, don't mention they're from the state department, but i think you can have a lot of fun with them. i said, sure i'll take what you've got. we saw the one earlier where george w. bush was stuck in caps locked. now we have another one. let's watch this one. >. "dear jeb, are we still meeting up this weekend at... >> brought to you by entmens. >> dave: i used to love their chocolate chip cookies. ladies and gentlemen, we'll be right back with a very funny young man named jeff caldwell. come on back.

i have to say jimi hendrix's approach, he was the first guy did did not shy away from stereo.exciting and new. stereo ruined rock-and-roll. rock-and-roll was initially for jukebox performances. each guy has hinted -- his own way of mixing. they had been grooves, and it hit you right between the eyes, and stereo came along, and everything got really spread out. it died for a while until the brits put their hands into the bottom of a garbage bin and pulled out the black music, and they have forgotten what they had. it is what i grew of on. >> that was a strong indictment of u.s. culture, and they agree with you. what was happening across the pond when all you white guys were so influenced by rhythm- and-blues, by jasmine? = = -- by jazz. take me back to that era. >> i have been talking to people, and he said, apart from myself, who viewfinders of toronto -- who do you find yourself drawn to? i said ray charles. i have my own opinion about what he is doing, but ray charles allowed me to reach jazzmen who would not even consider speaking the words. they said, this is a different g

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. >> it's like jimi hendrix. never the same way twice. >> a lot of organic happenings back in the 70's. >> in response to the high school, going after high school, i think that that is a great idea. i remember high school. >> yeah, me too. >> it wasn't that long ago for me and i remember not caring. it's not that i didn't understand the message but it was that i didn't care enough that the message went right over my head and through my ears. elementary school kids don't do that. believe it or not they will pause and they will cry. and middle school. you guys know that. they understand, the message sinks in. i do encourage lots of communities it try and take it to their high schoolers and i don't mind being pointed out and booed off the stage. >> yes, you do. >> that is the risk that you take. and then the response to the question about whether there has been a higher impact, if we've seen any changes, i've been in the show since the beginning, i missed a couple semesters since starting but when we go back to the

rolex watch, two elk heads from a nevada taxi determinist, memorabilia from martin luther king and jimi hendrix, fur coats home enseparations and more. all of it paid with money for his campaign. he was reelected by 40 points in november but then quit congress later that month. now, sentencing is set for june, scott, and jackson could get four to five years in prison. >> pelley: dean, thank you very much. well, a different kind of corruption is being investigated tonight by the securities and exchange commission. the agency is looking into possible insider trading before the $23 billion purchase of heinz last week by warren buffett's berkshire hathaway and brazil's 3g capital. senior business correspondent anthony mason is with us and following the investigation. anthony? i. >> scott we've learned the s.e.c. is looking into a number of trades surrounding the heinz sale, but one trade in particular investigators are calling highly suspicious. the day before the takeover of heinz was announced, an unknown investor bought more than 250,000 options, granting the right to buy heinz stock at $65 a sh

memorabilia from michael jackson, jimi hendrix and bruce lee. furs, home furnishings, a rolex watch worth $43,000. jackson now faces more than four years in prison, as part of his guilty plea, and likely will serve time. not a future jackson or his father ever expected. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and now, we want you to know about a new consumer alert about a kind of fraud called cramming. small charges $10, $20, $30 secretly inserted onto your credit card bill. small charges that add up to millimeters of dollars. and today, a big new warning from the ftc. abc's cecilia vega explains. >> reporter: it hits consumers straight in the wallet -- a $30 charge here, $40 there, buried so deep in your credit card bills, you might never even notice it. tens of thousands of americans were hit with what the ftc calls fake fees, charge it by vague financial services, like debt 2 wealth, draining more than $24 million in all. >> it was smart of them to steal little amounts at a time hoping consumers just don't notice. these people were already h

james brown, jimi hendrix, johnny cash, marvin gaye? >> wow. wow. i can't believe any of those names would just be a one-hit wonder. ahh... marvin gaye has several great songs. i can't imagine that only 1 of those would only make it-- would make the top 20. jimi hendrix had a number of great songs. boy, how many johnny cash songs would make it up there? "folsom prison blues" and "walk the line" and "ring of fire." but he was more country...more.. . maybe it's not gonna make it up the whole charts, but i got too many good answers. i need to skip the question. i need to use my jump. meredith: gonna jump it? >> yeah. meredith: ok. you don't have to answer the question. let's see what the right answer. jimi hendrix. song was "all along the watchtower." >> wow. number 20 on the charts. let's see what you jumped over. >> [whistles] meredith: 3,000. ok. that 15,000 is still up there, and by jumping the question, you're now 6 away from the million, 2 questions left in round 1. next. recently replanted at the 9/11 memorial plaza, the survivor tree, known for

buying michael jackson, jimi hendrix, and bruce lee memorabilia.n four years in prison as part of his guilty plea and likely will serve time. not a future jackson or his father ever expected. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> that's only a few of the things. >> let's run through this list of things. bruce lee memorabilia, $10,000. best buy flat screen tvs, blu-ray dvds and dvd players, $11,000. mlk memorabilia, $11,000. martha's vineyard holistic retreat, $6,000. football signed by u.s. presidents, $5,000. fur capes and parkas, $5,000. eddie van halen guitar, michael jackson memorabilia, $4,000. malcolm x memorabilia, $2200. jimi hendrix memorabilia, $3,000. >> a total of $750,000 in campaign funds this man used to buy all of the things he wanted to buy. by the way, he's expected to have to pay penalties of $10,000 to $100,000. >> a lot of this is just celebrity memorabilia stuff. in addition to the bling bling. >> where do you fit it all at some point? don't you have enough? >> and how do you believe that it's just -- how do you believe it's

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on tuesday, a new jimi hendrix song comes out. "somewhere" was reported in march of 196. it features hendricks on guitar and stroke calls, steven on bass and buddy miles on drums. on wednesday, fashion week starts in new york. all the world's fashionistas will head to bryant park. and on friday, bruce springsteen is honored as person of the year. the honor will happen in los angeles. among the big names who will perform neil young, elton john, sting, and mavis staples. that will do it for me. thanks for joining. cnn continues right with don lemon. have a great week. >> hello, everyone, i'm don lemon. thank you so much for joining us. we're going to start this broadcast with news of a killing at a gun range. and everyone involved, the alleged shooter and the victims are all former military men. one of the dead is well-known former navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle who wrote a best-selling book all about his career in special operations. he described himself as the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history. here is where he and another man died yesterday, a gun range outside ft. w

. >> if you listen to like jimi hendrix, he never lip synced and his performances weren't perfect butt harmony all the time but we remember them as fantastic artists. why does everything have to be so perfect now? >> well, it's interesting to me, you know, i was always under the assumption that the 1991 performance by whitney houston was a live performance. i was shocked ben rickey minor told the world that was lip synced. we have the ability now to kind of pull the curtain away from the wizard of oz and see what's going on behind the scenes and i think what beyonce did was show you i did levitate when i performed but i actually can levitate. >> i know but i still wish she would have, i don't know. some part, a little piece of me, and i love beyonce but i was disappointed. >> i love her, too. it's amazing this became a story and it's amazing that, you know, i do feel a little bit of what you're going through, that you would prefer to see this great entertainer entertain us in a great fashion. i think that, like i said, beyonce is a singer and an entertainer and i think the entertainer

led zip lip jimi hendrix, bob material and they had a big trip but. >> act or stephen segal spent thekend training joe arpaio's volunteer posse that will control schools. some are armed in hand to hand combat and took heat from critics but told abc news for anyone who criticized him for helping the chirp is an embarrassment. >> anything who has anything to do with joe arpaio. >> those are two cartoon stories collided into one story. >> it's too bad. reporters were not allowed into the house democratic retreat friday. cowl lee and comedy central steven colbert got on stage together and sang the national anthem. it was described as a very good dramatic harmony. if they ever go on tour congressman crawowley said col better can be his back-up anytime. >> this blizzard hit this weekend in the united states. how bad was it? paul pastelok was with us lack week talking about what we could expect. he joins us to tell us what the hell happened. good morning. >> i wasn't in shock on the 30 or 40 inches that fell on southern connecticut as much as i just heard you say that queen and led zeppelin

and then yes the weird stuff memorabilia from jimi hendrix michael jackson -- >> bill: and the rolex.a $43,000 rolex. then we learned even more on -- in the proceedings yesterday. let's see. just to name a few. costco -- included undergarments, toilet paper and cleaning supplies. from the mundane to the magnificent. clothes from high-end stores. i don't have the list in front of me but it is just stuff. >> bill: now they had to -- i've known jesse jackson jr. not as well as you. i always admired him. bright young man. thought he had a great future ahead of him. and his wife on the city council. they had to know what they were doing was wrong right? how do you explain it? >> i don't know how you think it is right. they also used some of the money to pay their kid's private school tuition. they used the money for furniture. they used the money for stuff in their home in dupont circle. so i can't imagine they thought it was right especially since the scheme was far more elaborate than i ever imagined it would be. meaning -- nothing ever showed up on the s.e.c. reports is he made up a fal

musical revolution of the electification of the guitar, groups like the electric flag, the who, jimi hendrixthe rest of my life. >> but, you know, as you indicated, you went to harvard law school. >> yes. >> you grew up probably walking down the street singing frankie valley songs and frank sinatra -- >> factor in brooklyn. not just harvard law school. >> so what is it? what was it within you that you're at the monterey music festival and haight-ashbury and you hear the san francisco songs and you hear these groups and electric guitars. what was in you that enabled you to say -- >> it was an undiscovered gift that was going to prove itself over the years that i saw this artist, and whether it's cliche or not, i got this tingle in my spine. i felt it and it was just something that was to come again and again over the years. but she was the first one and i bought her contract. and when she and big brother a year later was making it, by that time i signed blood, sweat and tears, few months later santana, and i started to trust obviously my track record was starting to unfold and -- >> you trust