hi, johnny, it's ruthie.ohnny and vikki, they were friends with me and my second husband for many years. what i was telling them is -- billy and i broke up. they felt bad for me and they said, we're buying you a ticket to come over and visit. you need to get away from your life there because it's too depressing for you. that would be great. i thought this is a great idea. i'll go to austria and get away from the ugly scene here. hi, it's ruthie. i called my daughter's father, my first husband, to come and pick her up. then i go to austria. johnny is a tattoo artist. they have a tattoo studio. thanks for having me here. they were kind of watching out for me and making sure that i was okay. we were talking about my inability to pay my mortgage on my house at almost $3,000 a month. things are a little rough right now. then johnny started telling me about a business idea that he had that involved bringing something back from peru. what kind of stuff? he says that it's -- >> cocaine. >> i would be transporting coc

but johnny torres's education is suffering. he's been out of school for two months after the district suspended him pending tomorrow's hearing at which he could be expelled. >> they put the expulsion on the table. i just literally lost it. >> reporter: johnny has a tutor, but his parents say his grades are falling as he misses class. >> he's always been a 4.0 straight-a student. and they've taken that away from him. herows and learns at school. i mean, he enjoys school. >> reporter: players and parents crowded into a napa school board meeting last week arguing this case has dragged on long enough and that the players should have been allowed to remain in school while the investigation wraps up. >> i know for a fact that some of my teammates did not do what they were accused of doing. you are ruining their lives. >> reporter: napa police tell me the criminal investigation took four months because of its sensitive nature. >> kids are -- that reputation and we need to make sure we stay quiet on things and not release information b

but johnny torres's education is suffering. he's been out of school for two months after the district suspended him pending tomorrow's hearing at which he could be expelled. >> they put the expulsion on the table. i just literally lost it. >> reporter: johnny has a tutor, but his parents say his grades are falling as he misses class. >> he's always been a 4.0 straight-a student. and they've taken that away from him. he grows and learns at school. i mean, he enjoys school. >> reporter: players and parents crowded into a napa school board meeting last week arguing this case has dragged on long enough and that the players should have been allowed to remain in school while the investigation wraps up. >> i know for a fact that some of my teammates did not do what they were accused of doing. you are ruining their lives. >> reporter: napa police tell me the criminal investigation took four months because of its sensitive nature. >> kids are -- that reputation and we need to make sure we stay quiet on things and not release information

our next newscast is tomorrow at 4:30. >> you remember johnny quest? >> of course. >> what was the dog's name? >> bandit. good, vern. >> coming up at 10:00 a.m. on c-span, the house inquiry into russia's tampering into the election. at 11:00, senate intelligence committee hearing on interference. 12:00, senate mares testimony from jared kushner on his meetings from w russians. thought 12:00 was paul manafort. >> 12:00 is house committee's questioning of michael cohen about russia. 11:00, michael flynn's contact with russia. 2:00, hearings with ambassador kidslyiac. >> 2:00 is the f.b.i. testimony on their russian investigation. >> when did the schedule change? at's the holdup? done with the promos? >> chuck, what's at 2:00?

. ♪ go, johnny, go. go, johnny, go, go ♪ go, johnny, go, go.s is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today began the most critical week yet of donald trump's presidency with congress taking up his supreme court nominee and his replacement for obamacare. but both were overshadowed today by two revelations from the f.b.i. the f.b.i. director told congress he is investigating whether the trump campaign colluded with russia to sway the election. then the director and the head of the national security agency testified there is no reason to believe mr. trump's accusation that he was wiretapped by president obama. an extraordinary rift has now opened up between the white house and those who agencies critical to national security. jeff pegues covered the hearing. >> i have no information that supports those tweets. >> reporter: several times f.b.i. director james comey rejected the president's claim that president obama ordered trump tower wiretapped. adam schiff is the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. >> you said

>> let it be known, i am team johnny d. you should totally do it. but, it's irrelevant because no one is going to watch the correspondents dinner. they are going to be watching whatever trump is doing. he will probably do something the same night and make all the media cover that instead. >> tom: he's going to pull something out. anthony, if would be a mixed blessing if johnny got it. they would make him be very anti-trump. they would make him do all the anti-trump jokes. >> absolutely. why not just put a heavy bag up there so they can get up and punch it, because that's all they want. literally, a punching bag. somebody they are so mad that he's not going to be there. if they want somebody he hates, chuck schumer puts away on him and does that. that would be perfect. he is hated by donald trump. other than that? you are right. nobody is going to care about this. >> they are the same, sanctimonious, out of touch, annoying, smug celebrities. they know it and they are starting to melt down. >> tom: there it is. support johnny d with the hashtag. when

go, go johnny go, go johnny go, go, go johnny go g, johnny be good. >> he toured until three years agoazing. he was amazing one of the point yans things here is just a few months ago they announced that he was putting out a new album at 90 years old. which he hadn't put out a new album since 1979. jimmy carter was president when he put out his last album and so it was like oh my god, is he not only still playing shows, is he writing new songs at 90 which is ground breaking in rock 'n' roll. we hadn't seen that before like luckily that finally came out. >> did 4eus music evolve. >> not in a maining are way, he stuck to his basically style. some of his songs in the later 60st might rerchesz, you know, drug deerls, a little modernized, in. so takes on it but he kind of stuck to that basic style and he also expanded into blues. miss husbandic spread out exploring the origins. he dug more into the origins of where he came from. hearing more blues. >> what influence on elvis. >> they sort of came out right around the same time and it's mrd to say, they were both on parallel courses in a way.

his six-decade career included hits like sweet little 16, johnny be good and rock 'n roll music.helle turner has more on this rock 'n roll legend. >> reporter: chuck berry was one of the pioneers of rock 'n roll. his powerful guitar licks fueled hit songs such as johnny b good, maybelline and roll overbay toe ven. during the '50s and '60s, his music signaled a new era in rock 'n roll. his ability to blend r&b and rock made a strong impact on the beatles and the rolling stones. berry experienced a career resurgence in the mid '80s and '90s. his music re-entered pop culture in films such as "back to the future" and "pulp fix." in 1984, he received a grammy lifetime achievement award and a year later, he became the rock 'n roll hall of fame first inductee. on the heels of his induction, the stones keith richards invited a roster of great mu x musicians to celebrate his birthday. he was humbled to receive a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i don't have the voice, the wind, the spirit but i will remember it the rest of my life. >> reporter: the married father of four repeatedly

a rock'n'roll pioneer, his hits such as roll over beethoven and johnny b goode helped define the genreuenced a raft of artists from the rolling stones to the beatles. our arts correspondent, david sillito, looks back at his life. # deep down in louisiana close to new orleans # way back up in the woods among the evergreen # iheresto-- -. ' # where lived a country boy named johnny b goode...# johnny b goode. # sweet little 16. ..# sweet little 16. # it's a jumpin little record i want myjockey to play...# roll over beethoven. if any one person could claim to have invented rock'n'roll, it was chuck berry. # maybellene, why can't you be true...# his formula — take rhythm and blues, mix it with country and add electric guitar and sing about the stuff that teenagers care about. that's why i wrote about school. half of the young people go to school. and i wrote about life. half of the people have cars, i wrote about cars and mostly all the people, if they're not now, the 152mm charles berry was born in st louis, missouri. as a teenager, he spent time in prison for armed robbery, he married you

b goode...# johnny b goode. # sweet little 16. ..# sweet little 16. # it's a jumpin‘ little record ijockey to play...# roll over beethoven. if any one person could claim to have invented rock'n'roll, it was chuck berry. # maybellene, why can't you be true...# his formula — take rhythm and blues, mix it with country and add electric guitar and sing about the stuff that teenagers care about. that's why i wrote about school. half of the young people go to school. and i wrote about life. half of the people have cars, i wrote about cars and mostly all the people, if they're not now, they'll soon be in love. charles berry was born in st louis, missouri. w he married young, trained as a hairdresser and his hobby was guitar. # maybellene. ..# it was muddy waters who suggested he record a song at the legendary chess studios. of course, he was only one of many rock'n‘roll pioneers. and another spell in prison, a conviction for immorality with a 14—year—old girl, halted his career. # up in the mornin‘ and out to school # when he re—emerged, he discovered that his sound was sweeping america. he

johnny cueto went five for the giants. he gave up six hits but no runs. cueto got help in the fifth inning. jeff dekker loops this ball to left field but chris marrero robs him with a shoestring catch. that's worth one more look. san francisco finally broke through with three runs in the serveth. brandon crawford sings brandon belt. mark melanson gets marcus semien to end the contest. 3-0 was the final. moo niia felt good about his performance. >> right where i wanted to be. today was everything came together. so i feel like i'm in a good place right now and have to take it to the end of the season. >> working every day and they did a great job of keeping their concentration. at the same time, it's always good to get home and have an upper deck and bright lights and your fans and you know, just i think brought a lot of life to them. >> the slumping sharks opened a critical road trip tonight in edmonton. san jose tied with the oilers for second place. it didn't take along for san jose to get on the board. it was 1-pop but the oilers answer with three strai

fox doing the chuck berry duck walk planeding johnny be good in moostvy.erry is an icon from all corners of the world. his music and the music of rock 'n roll has spread. >> he is one of those artists even you don't listen to him specifically, probably what you are listening to today there has been some influence from him. >> absolutely. >> if you think about it, rock 'n roll music is rebellious music, revolutionary music. at the time that chuck berry and little richey were formulate thg anger against the system and putting it into their music and telling where they came to, it speaks to everybody. you can be a reggae artist in jamaica that that guitar spoke to you and you get some bob barley music. you could be english kids and the beatles are influenced. the stones are influenced. the who is influenced. you qcould be a white kid in california and the beach boys are hearing guitar lick frs chuck berry. it is being woven into their music. he is the fabric of rock 'n roll. you don't have this without him. >> tell me about the revolutionary rebellious side.

they said by bike, johnny b goode, because he wrotejohnny b goode.- chuck berry? i discovered him on back to the future, of course. at his chuck berry. there were some other really good lines, have to tell you we other really good lines, have to tell you - we are off out. our tell you once we are off out. our time is up. thank you to coming in. and thank you for watching. thanks your company. see you soon. hello there, good morning. big changes on the way over the next couple of days. we've got some weather fronts moving through. once they do, we start to get this cold north—westerly wind, and that is going to bring some much colder air across our shores. in particular, much colder air. it's going to be quite a chilly sort of feel to things on tuesday, particularly in the wind, and there will be some showers around, and some of those could be quite wintry for some of us. before we get there, though, it is wet and a windy start to the day today, but the cloud, the wind, and the rain should help to keep temperatures up for most places first thing this

johnny cueto went five for the giants. he gave up six hits but no runs.to got help in the fifth inning. jeff dekker loops this ball to left field but chris marrero robs him with a shoestring catch. that's worth one more look. san francisco finally broke through with three runs in the serveth. brandon crawford sings brandon belt. mark melanson gets marcus semien to end the contest. 3-0 was the final. moo niia felt good about his performance. >> right where i wanted to be. today was everything came together. so i feel like i'm in a good place right now and have to take it to the end of the season. >> working every day and they did a great job of keeping their concentration. at the same time, it's always good to get home and have an upper deck and bright lights and your fans and you know, just i think brought a lot of life to them. >> the slumping sharks opened a critical road trip tonight in edmonton. san jose tied with the oilers for second place. it didn't take along for san jose to get on the board. it was 1-pop but the oilers answer with three straight

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a string of hits like "rollover beethoven," "rock 'n roll music" and "johnny b.oode" established him as a star and a pioneer of a new american music genre. he received a grammy lifetime achievement award, was indubted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame and "rolling stone" magazine named barry the number six best guitarist in history. >> if you really have good intentions, some of your ventures may be wrong but you come back. >> reporter: chuck berry continued to perform well into hits 80s and said it was the music that kept him going. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> chuck berry was 90 years old. >>> up next, harry smith goes to a school where the day still begins with a dance. >>> finally tonight, in an age when many of us are plugged in much of the time to our devices, whether it's for entertainment, work or school, it's nice to know that some still find value spending part of their day engaging in actual real human interaction. harry smith found one example in montana where they dance. >> reporter: at the foot of the rockies in northern montana sits the

>> johnny be good. you remember michael j. fox in back to the future. the father of rock and roll, beatles trace their roots to chuck berry. sandra: he inspired so many in the rock and roll world. clayton: can you do that dance? we have the world champion, the world record holder in -- we have march madness on tv. we have clayton dancing. sandra: you're not supposed to shoot for the 100. you go for 50 every time. >> you go for the upper left, upper corner. you miss you don't get anything. you shoot for the 50. sandra: i'm watching the strategy. clayton: i want one of those in

, go, go, go johnny, though, go, johnny b.toured until three years ago. 2014. david: he was amazing. just a few months ago, they announced he was putting out a new album at 90 years old. he had not put out a new album since 1979, when jimmy carter was president. he is not only still playing shows, but writing new songs and t 90, which is groundbreaking in rock 'n roll. we had not seen that before. luckily, that album is still coming out, so we get to hear. charlie: did his music evolve? david: not really. it got a little modernized, but he kind of stuck to the basic style and also expanded into blues. his music spread out a little bit more in exploring the different origins. he dug more to the origins of where he came from. more blues oriented songs later. charlie: influence on elvis? david: boy, they came out right around the same time and it is hard to say, you know. they were both on parallel courses in a way. i think, again, elvis was so volcanic and sexual and threatening to some people and chuck berry, he was more like t

johnny cash, i hope there was some "folsom prison" in there. >> we have to add that to the list. >> we are putting our spotify play list out there.

from "johnny b."roll over beethoven." ♪ roll over beethoven >> reporter: to "sweet little 16." ♪ all the cats want to dance with ♪ ♪ sweet little 16 >> reporter: chuck berry was rock 'n' roll. its founding father. and warrior hero. the creator of the musical language. filled with poetic, american images. ♪ i'm so glad i'm living in the usa ♪ >> reporter: he was the primary influence and the musical cornerstone for the beatles and the rolling stones. ♪ roll over beethoven >> reporter: his slicked back 'do and duck walk made him a mainstay from the 1950s. an african-american triumphing across a racist landscape. ♪ go, johnny go >> reporter: born in st. louis if 1926, chuck berry had trained as hairdresser. before 1955, when his first song conquered radio. about a car named "maybelline." ♪ maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ >> reporter: dozens of hits followed, each one a showcase for his guitar riffs. ♪ >> reporter: jukebox beat. and those remarkable lyrics. ♪

this is slander. >>> and remembering the man who started rock on a roll. ♪ go, johnny go, go ♪ go, johnny the "cbs overnight news." >>> this is the most critical week yet of donald trump's presidency with congress taking up his supreme court nominee and his replacement for obamacare. but both were overshadowed by two revelations from the fbi. the fbi director told congress he is investigating whether the trump campaign colluded with russia to sway the election. then the director and the head of the national security agency testified there is no reason to believe mr. trump's accusation that he was wiretapped by president obama. an extraordinary rift has now opened between the white house and those two agencies critical to national security. >> i have no information that supports those tweets. >> reporter: several times fbi director james comey rejected the president's claim that president obama ordered trump tower wiretapped. adam schiff is the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. >> you said there has been no evidence of an illegal wiretap by president obama. is that righ

wolfgang: johnny used to come to our restaurant all the time. his new girlfriend alex at the time. he took home 10 pizzas on friday night, and i said, "what you doing with the pizzas? are you having another party?" he said, "i put them in the freezer." "you put them in the freezer? what? i am not going to give you pizzas anymore if you treat them like that." he said, "no, no, they are just as good as the ones you make here." i said, "that can't be possible." so i tried them. i said, "it's a little dry." the next one i cooked less and less. i spot cooked them a little bit. then i baked them in home and said, "maybe he's right." so then when a supermarket called gelson's came to me. i know bernie gelson very well. he said, "you know, maybe you should sell some of your stuff in restaurants in the store." i said, "let's start with the pizzas." haslinda: you are ok with putting your name on a lot of different things. not just frozen pizza but also appliances, utensils. some people may think that is selling out. is it? wolfgang: you know, i really wan

go, johnny go.rk. >> time for after check of the forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. spring starts monday. >> yes. >> but it doesn't feel that way. >> it doesn't. here's double scan radar. we have mist and drizzle in philadelphia. to the west, rain showers south of wilmington and pressing into dover, mix td precipitation there and lancaster county as an area of low pressure slides south overnight. the action cam outside tonight, earlier you can see folks walking around, but they are bundled up. our high just 42. typically we should be closer to 53. we are dealing withrly winds so, windchills upper 0s. poem knows, 26. dover, 41. cape 42. beach haven to atlantic city, 40. the area of low pressure moving into the ohio valley, looking to the south and west off the coast of the carolinas, we have a coastal low. the area of low pressure shifting east. it's taking the precipitation and wiping it away from the region for the raffelina sirianni of tonight. allow for showers, wet flakes mixed south and

. ♪ go johnny go, go. ♪ johnny be good.e came on the scene in the 1950s unleashing a string of hit that would shape popular music for years to come like roll over beethoven and men' mes tennessee. he had catchy wit and wordplay inspiring bands like the beatles. the list goes on. here is a look back at his legendary career. ♪ ♪ >> keith richard called his guitar work perfection. ♪ ♪ >> john lennon said if you tried to give rock 'n roll another name, you might call it chuck berry. >> you invented rock 'n roll, didn't you. >> the father of rock 'n roll was born charles edward anderson barry. a local jazz artists taught him guitar. he listened to blues, jazz and country, a combination that would become the backbone of his rock style. he joined johnny johnson's trio. three years later he met his idol muddy waters who introduced him to the record company. the first demo he handed in was maybelline, a song rolling stones credits with the start of rock 'n roll guitar. a string of hits followed. his style was like no other. neither

hey, johnny. >> i'm sure he can hear you. >> thank you, alex. i'm going to be at the coliseum tomorrow. it's oakland a's media tomorrow. we'll have more on that tomorrow. >> okay. >>> coming up next, the brexit underway at the british prime minister submit the letter to formally withdraw britain from the european union. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like honey nut cheerios, rice chex and lucky charms, she can enjoy it her way. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >>> theresa may triggered article 50 which formally begins the brexit process. >> reporter greg explains the negotiation process that gets underway and reaction to the official start of the separation. >>reporter: it's official. united kingdom is starting its divorce proceedings with the european union. and theresa may sending a letter to -- formerly triggering article 50. the start of negotiations for the so-called brexit. >> i want this to be th

and "johnny b. goode."then the news broke bruce springsteen, chuck berry was rock's g >> lenny kravitz writing hail, hail, chuck berry. none of us would have been here without you. rock on, broer influence reached, country star keith urban tweeting, thank you for the poetry, the passion, and the potency. with much more on the man and his signature sound. good morning, sir. >> reporter: good morning dan, good morning, paula.f the many musicians who played in the backing band of chuck berry. fi music history. writer and performer of dozens of rock's most essential and enduring songs. each one an american classic.odl over beethoven." ♪ roll over beethoven >> reporter: to "sweet little 16." ♪ all the cats want to dance with ♪ ♪ sweet little 16 >> reporter: chuck berry was rock 'n' roll. its founding father. and warrior hero. the creator of the musical language. filled with poetic, american images. ♪ i'm so glad i'm living in the usa ♪ >> reporter: he was the primary influence and the musical cornerstone for the

host: johnny, do you get veterans' benefits as well? this is your -- this is your obamacare private insurance that you're talking about here. caller: yes. well, that's my son-in-law i was talking about. host: i see. got it. caller: and i'm a 100% disabled veteran. of course, i have a lot of problems, too, and my age, there's a lot of things that i can't get done. they say i'm too old. host: in an ideal situation, johnny, and the republican plan passes and the affordable care act is repealed and something new comes in under a republican leadership, how much would you like to see that premium go down? where would you like it to be? caller: well, it needs to get back to where the working families can afford it. there's no way that they can afford what they're paying now. the deductible is so high that they will never be able to pay their bills. host: what's the deductible? caller: their deductible is $10,000. it used to be $250. host: the deductible is $10,000. caller: yes, sir. host: all right, johny, appreciate you calling in. alyssa is

cena. >> i was chasing my -- don't little johnny cena me. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i don't -time. no, i love you man. >> yeah, i know you got me by a a few inches, but -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i mean, i did say here -- this little johnny c i beat my little brother at our version of wrestlemania, and it was years ago, but i remember the date exactly. it was -- >> jimmy: april 2! did you really -- i mean, can you believe that this kid is now -- >> can you believe that this kid has imagination? imagine that. >> jimmy: you are in the real wrestlemania. you have been many times. this is -- >> i guess that's why i love it so much because back then, as a a child i could see myself being in the ring at wrestlemania. and now, whenever i go in to the wwe ring and i see it often, like i know you are very kind about -- he's been in some other stuff. i always see myself that happy, as happy as that kid was right there, as happy as i'll be on april 2, that's for sure because wrestlemania -- thank you. i didn't want to wear you guys out. [ cheers and applause ] i need more from y

. >> it has been six years since we last saw johnny depp as one and only jack sparrow.n my opinion. but fifth pirates of the caribbean movie sailed into port. this is very hot new stars on board. and only we can take you to the set. >> this film, there is something huge happening everyday. it has an energy and force behind it that i never really experienced before. >> all right. you all get one practice. >> you lose yourself and feel like you've in another world. >> with a budget rumored to top $300 million, the fifth pirates looks at epic as the original but with johnny depp's new co-stars, will they match the chemistry of orlando and kyra? >> this has gone far enough. >> no, it hasn't. >> you may remember "maleficent" with an angelina jolie and kaya from m theaze movies. you will see them in action as they take on the new villain creepy captain salizar. >> our new director will bring in a new flavor. least to the main show. for one of the most powerful franchises of all time. >> jerry bruckheimmer making sure the film feels like a fresh start. >> two new directors. >>

johnny b. good is my favorite song. never got tired of playing it live on stage with the man who wrote it and performed it first. >> that energy he's talking about, everybody knows it was palpable. the "new york times" also said berry embodied the music by his signature duck walk to that coiffure. that hairdo was perhaps his own creation. he had studied hair dressing and cosmetology when he was still playing in small bands in st. louis back in the early '50s. to quote him, long live rock 'n' roll. hail hail rock 'n' roll were the words from his hit school daze. when you look at the d discography, they've been played by many people a lot of times over. >>> just a reminderhu berry's apple red cadillac is featured in the national museum of african-american history and culture on the national mall. >> remember when the museum first opened, we put it in our dpal gallery of the ten must see things. >> right. and it's there. >> you can search african-american museum to see what else made that very important list. thanks so muc

more on that from 73-year-old johnny halliday later.irst our top story live from paris. ♪ genie: we will start in brussels, where the eu summit is getting underway. former prime minister sk is facing tough opposition from his own government. in more now let's bring meabh mcmahon. is the polish government still holding up the process? >> absolutely. just scanning through the polish press this morning, the prime minister has been speaking to them saying he will do to -- the votean taking place on the president of the european council president today. he will go as far as blocking .he official conclusions they do not favor the reelection of donald tusk. up atle is meant to be the end of february. they believe there is enough time in the next two months to find another suitable candidate. the polish prime minister sent a letter to the 27 heads of state ahead of this eu summit saying she believes that donald tusk was playing a role in the .pposition in poland using his role as european council president to voice his opinions on domestic issu

. >> johnny b. goode. >>> good morning. welcome to sunday today. we are waking up to another busy sunday morning including the passing of music icon chuck berry. much more on his life in just a moment. plus another security scare at the white house. the man detained last night after he drove up to a security check point in a suspicious vehicle just hours after someone else jumped a barrier outside the white house fence. >>> president trump in florida as fbi director james comey is set to testify tomorrow about a possible investigation into russian ties with the trump campaign and later airbnb, the home sharing company is changing the way we stay. our sunday sitdown with cofounder on a big idea that started with three air mattresses on the floor of his apartment. what if you could go somewhere and feel like you live there? our sunday sitdown with airbnb cofounder a bit later in the show, but let's begin with a heightened alert at the white house after two security scares there. they did come with the president not in town this weekend. we're in west