back up in the woods among the evergreen # iheresto-- -. ' # where lived a country boy named johnny b goodey 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 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, ha

he would be singing johnny b. good and everybody out there would be singing back to him. u know, the energy, the thrill of that. johnny b. good is my favorite song. i 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-

. >> reporter: with songs like" johnny b. goode," chuck berry helped define rock ¡n roll, building blocks for the beatles, the rolling stones, the beach boys, bob dylan, and many more. born in st. louis in 1926, berry taught himself to play guitar and fused the sounds of blues and country, creating a new sound and lyrics that appealed to black and white audiences alike, a rare feat for a black artist in the 1950s. and he spoke to changing attitudes about race and sex among teens with songs like" brown eyed handsome man." signed by chess records in 1955, his first hit was "maybellene." over the next decade, berry wrote the hits roll over beethoven, school day, no particular place to go, nadine, and back in the usa. he was famous for improvising on stage, and the owner of the st louis club blueberry hill, where berry performed will into his 80s, says his guitar playing was revolutionary. >> chuck berry made the guitar a star. he took it from a rhythm background instrument into playing behind his head, and he intuitively choreographed

a string of hits like "rollover beethoven," "rock 'n roll music" and "johnny b. goodeestablished 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 bynum

. ♪ down in louisiana close to new orleans ♪ >> reporter: berry's masterpiece "johnny b. goode when it launched, just in case some other form of life wanted to understand ours. ♪ i got a 1966 cherry red mustang ford ♪ and then the man himself explaining his uncommonly common touch. >> everybody drives cards. everybody has to have money. everybody has a love affair, inspirations. these are things i write about. ♪ roll over beethoven i got to hear it again today ♪ >> reporter: but the best way to measure chuck berry's influence is not through words but through music. for their very first song of their very first u.s. concert, the beatles chold berry's "rollover beethoven." ♪ rollover beethoven >> reporter: years later berry's agent would sue the beatles for sampling a bit too liberally. they'd settle out of court. ♪ if everybody had an ocean across the u.s.a. ♪ litigation would also force the beach boys to give berry a writing credit for "surfing u.s.a." ♪ they're really rocking in bolton ♪ and pittsburgh p.a.m. paying homage to sweet little 16 was one thing. berry wanted to be p

berry was behind a series of rock and blues classics, including "johnny b. goode", "roll over beethoven" and "sweet little sixteen." he was inducted into the rock and roll and blues halls of fame. berry is credited for paving the way for many musicians after him, such as the beatles, rolling stones and jimmy hendrix. in palo alto - three more suspects arrested in a hit and run that left two more cyclists badly injured.around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. all 5 suspects were in a volkswagon toureg that police were trying to stop for a vehicle code violation.that escalated quickly when the car sped off and took a left... going the wrong way on the 200 block of homer avenue. when officers turned that corner.. the volkswagon was not in sight.. officers instead found an injured cyclist.the victim is in her forties.. still hositalized with major injuries but is expected to survive.reporting in palo alto hermela aregai k4 news in concord... friends and family hit the friends and concord... in hendrix.and jimmy rolling stones as the beatles, after him, such musicians after hi

. ♪ down in louisiana close to new orleans ♪ >> reporter: berry's masterpiece "johnny b. goode when it launched 40 years ago, just in case some other form of life wanted to understand ours. ♪ i got a 1966 cherry red mustang ford ♪ and then there's the man himself explaining his uncommonly common touch. >> everybody drives cars. everybody has to have money. everybody has a love affair, inspirations. boese are things i write about. ♪ roll over, beethoven, i got to n ar it again today ♪ >> reporter: but the best way to measure chuck berry's influence is not through words, but through music. for their very first song of ereir very first u.s. concert, the beatles chose berry's veollover beethoven." ♪ rollover beethoven ♪ rocking it two by two >> reporter: years later, berry's publisher would sue the beatles for "come together," accusing them of sampling "you can't catch me." ♪ come on flat top we come grooving up slowly ♪ >> reporter: a bit too epberally. ♪ come on flat top, we come moving up quickly ♪ >> reporter: they'd settle out of court. ♪ if everybody had an ocean oross the u.

and those songs, you know, johnny b. goode roll over beethoven, that is the basic repertoire of early rock 'n roll. ♪ ♪ roll over beethoven ♪ charlie: was he appreciated all along? david: i think he was. you know, he had a difficult period where he went to prison for 20 months in the early 60's thanks to the man act and he disappeared from the scene. you know, he emerged from that seemingly much more embittered, and the music he played in the 1950s -- even though he disappears from the scene, he was certainly appreciated when he came out. charlie: was there a lot of electric guitar before you came -- he came along? david: absolutely, but it did not sound like that. you had the les paul smooth style. you didn't have the way that chuck played it, somewhat aggressive but very playful kind of way. >> ♪ go, though johnny, go, go, go johnny, though, go, johnny b. goode ♪ charlie: he 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

and johnny b goode, and he's credited with influencing artists from the beatles to the rolling stonesrst people to be inducted in to the rock in to the rock'n'roll hall of fame. he was also honoured with a polar music prize in 2014. tl”; 25255222 2 ,:i,; asses—2. essa: £5. 5.4.5.4 . on my colleague maxine mawhinney spoke to its chairman, alfons karabuda, from stockholm. what is common now was unthinkable then. he was such a big blue to so many. what about his influence on the electric guitar? he made something else out of the electric! it became something that guitar. it became something that could lead the way, it became so low, the main act also in music. that was a great change. of course, this is why so many guitarists see himlthe this is why so many guitarists see him . the great idol. to give him him as the great idol. to give him the polar music prize in 2014. what was the decision to do that, what was the decision to do that, what was the decision to do that, what was the criteria? we could have in the prize for so many reasons, but we lacked upon the prize for so many reasons

his hits include roll over beethoven and johnny b goode, and he's credited with influencing artists from, when the one—time hairdresser from saint louis rocked america with his electrified fusion of gospel, blues and country. he gave the kids what they wanted, songs about the teenage dream of fast cars, hot dates and unrestrained freedom. that's why i wrote about school, half the young his brashness gave rock an attitude, his guitar licks a foundation for all those who followed him. the beach boys, the beatles and the rolling stones are indebted to chuck berry, as mick jagger tweeted today. "chuck, you were amazing", he wrote. "your music is ingrained inside us for ever". chuck berry made the guitar the rock and roll instrument. you can't take a piano to your friend's house but you can take a guitar and chuck berry uses these riffs, these wonderful introductions in a way that keith richards learned, as he himself says, copied from. i've been living for 60 years with it. i know that. but then realise it. is it going to be around after we are all dead and gone? with a 14—year—old girl. tha

. ♪ down in louisiana close to new orleans ♪ >> reporter: berry's masterpiece "johnny b. goodeon the "voyager 1" when it launched 40 years ago, just in case some other form of life wanted to understand ours. ♪ i got a mustang ford ♪ and then there's the man himself explaining his uncommonly common touch. >> everybody drives cars. everybody has to have money. everybody has a love affair, inspirations. these are things i write about. ♪ roll over, beethoven, i got to hear it again today ♪ >> reporter: but the best way to measure chuck berry's influence is not through words, but through music. for their very first song of their very first u.s. concert, the beatles chose berry's "rollover beethoven." ♪ rollover beethoven, rocking in two by two ♪ >> reporter: years later, berry's publisher would sue the beatles for "come together," accusing them of sampling "you can't catch me." ♪ come on flat top, we come grooving up snowily ♪ >> reporter: a bit too liberally. ♪ come on flat top, we come up quickly ♪ of court. ♪ if everybody had an ocean across the usa ♪ >> reporter: litigation woul

johnny b blues. 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

his showmanship on stage from his dance to posturing with compelling lyrics set him apart "johnny b. gooderoll over beethoven" are some of his biggest hits. >> at the right time when afro-american music was spilling over into the mainstream. ♪ >> reporter: despite not putting out new music for nearly four decades, new generations continue to be directly and indirectly influenced by the legendary artist, that includes university of the arts guitarist sam, who was first introduced to the music at a concert. >> he was pretty old at the time but he was still doing the duck-walk and everything and it was pretty inspiring. >> reporter: berry continued performing well into his 80s. it's hard to find awards he did not receive. >> we've lost so many great musicians. more contemporaries and yet he's sort of there -- their father. >> reporter: in death his songs will play on. nbc10 news. >>> today france on edge after the latest possible terror attack. this morning what we're learning about the man killed while trying to taking a soldier's gun at a paris airport and what may have motivated him. >>> a

charlie: it was 1958 that "johnny b. goode" made it to the top 10. david: a long time ago.ars. "maybellene" was three years before that. he was on an incredible role for five to seven years, just singing, recording, over and over, one after another. , you know,ongs johnny b. goode, maybellene, roll over beethoven, that is the basic repertoire of early rock 'n roll. roll over beethoven ♪ charlie: was he appreciated all along? david: i think he was. you know, he had a difficult period where he went to prison for 20 months in the early 60's thanks to the man act and he disappeared from the scene. you know, he emerged from that seemingly much more embittered, but -- and the music you played in the 1950 -- newly appreciated when he came out. charlie: was there a lot of electric guitar before you came along -- he came along? david: absolutely, but it did not sound like that. you have both as paul -- you had the les paul smooth style. somewhat aggressive but very playful kind of way. johnny, go, go, go, johnny b.ugh, goode ♪ until threetoured years ago. 2014. david: he was amazing

more on his life now from chris clakam. >> reporter: johnny b. goodeof the four songs on the voyager spacecraft. that's how good he was. born charles edward anderson berry in 1926 in st. louis missouri, but the world knew him as chuck. >> i came with the blues and that was sort of raunchy then. >> reporter: he developed his own style and it was muddy waters that helped him get a deal with chess records where he had his first big hit "maybellene." >> i came in right at the right time when african american music was stilling over into the main stream of pop. >> reporter: berry's guitar playing was matched only by his instinctive showmanship. a string of hits in the 50s like "rollover beethoven" established him as a star and pioneer of a new american music genre. he received a grammy lifetime achievement award, was inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame and rolling stone magazine named berry the number sixth best guitarist in history. >> if you really have good intentions some of your ventures may be wrong but i think you come back. >> reporter: chuc

. >>> like johnny b. goode, chuck berry was very, very good.is he's remembered as the founding father of rock and roll. he started performing at the age of 15 and has an album due out this year. he died saturday at his home in st. louis but berry was 90 years old. >>> a cinco de mayo celebration is canceled. the cancellation of latin american parade due to the immigration crackdown. it was the city's largest cinco demaio celebration. organizers say they fear federal officers would target attendees. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the firing of a waiter who asked latinas for proof of residency before they could be served. one of the four women complained in social media posts. the upscale restaurant in huntington beach apresponded by apologizing and donating to a group. the nonprofit group says it's received over $100,000 since the president's budget was issued thursday. the budget would cut block grants that help the group's local outlets. >>> "the new york times" reflects on the color career of columnist jimmy breslin. the big apple was hi

johnny b. goodeet 16 and rollover beiethoven are two of his big hits. >> at the right time when it was spilling over into the mainstream. >> reporter: despite not putting out new music for nearly four decades, new generations continue to be directly and indirectly influenced by the artist. that includes guitarist sam risen who was first introduced to berry's music at a concert. >> pretty old at the time but he was still doing the duck walk and everything. it was pretty inspiring. >> reporter: berry continued performing well into his 80s. it's hard to find awards he did not receive. >> we lost so many great musicians. more contemporaries and yet he's sort of their father. >> reporter: in death his songs will play on. chuck berry was 90 years old. >> last october, berry announced plans to release an album this year. it would have been his first album in 38 years. no word yet on if any of those songs will be released. reporting live in center city, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight, people

his powerful guitar licks fueled hit songs such as "johnny b. goodeand "roll over beethoven." during the '50s and '60s, the singer's ability to seamlessly blend r&b and rock made a strong impact on the beatles and the rolling stones, to name a few. >> i lifted every lick he ever played. >> reporter: berry experienced a career resurgence in the '80s and '90s, and his music reentered pop culture in films like "back to the future" and " "pulp fiction." >> dynamite. thank you. >> reporter: on the heels of his induction into the music hall of fame, a roster of great musicians was invited to celebrate his birthday. berry was humbled to receive a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i cannot describe, i don't have the voice, i don't have the wind, i don't have the spirit. but believe me, i'll remember it the amnesty rest of my life. >> reporter: he repeatedly had trouble with the law, charges ranging from attempted robbery to tax evasion, and convicted of transporting an underage girl across state lines. but his career was not derailed. >> the margin of de

. >>> like johnny b. goode, chuck berry was very, very good.is he's remembered as the founding father of rock and roll. berry started performing at the age of 15 and had an album due out this year. he died saturday at his home in st. louis. chuck berry was 90 years old. >>> a cinco de mayo celebration is canceled. "the philadelphia inquirer" reports the cancellation of latin american parade due to the immigration crackdown. it was the city's largest cinco de mayo celebration. it attracted 50,000 annually. organizers say they fear federal officers would target attendees. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the firing of a waiter who asked latinas for proof of residency before they could be served. one of the four women complained in social media posts. the upscale restaurant in huntington beach responded by apologizing and donating >> breslin said rage drove his writing. the best-selling author died yesterday in his manhattan city home. he was 88 years old. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" reports that a 49ers star, dwight clark, has lou gehrig

. >> johnny b. goode. >>> good morning. welcome to sunday today.usy 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

from "johnny b. goodeover 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. ♪ up in

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berry had hits like "johnny b. good" and creating the rock and roll sound. he was 90 years old. . >>> good to see you at always. i'm danny pommells from csn. villanova's quest for back-to-back national championships continued this afternoon. the cats the first overall seed in the tournament to face a much different test in the form of eighth seed wisconsin. than their opening round opponent mount st. mary's. let's see how things shook out in buffalo. this was tight from start to finish. chris jenkins once again started from the field, finishing 4 for 22 in ncaa tournament play. on the flip side dante devicenzo. nigel hayes puts the badgers up late. he and josh hart shared a game-high 19 points. but it was hard who was called f for late travel that did the cats in. they are out of the tournament with a loss to wisconsin. >> great college basketball game. just fun to be a part of it and give wisconsin a lot of credit. we played tough. that's what ncaa tournament games come down to. down the stretch they made two great offensive plays, two great stops. >> wanted

"johnny b. goodesweet 16" and "roll over beethoven" are some of his biggest hits. >> at the right time when afro-american music was spilling over into the mainstream. >> reporter: despite not putting out new music for nearly four decades, new generations continue to be directly and indirectly influenced by the legendary artist, including university of the arts guitarist sam, who was first introduced to berry's music at a concert. >> it was pretty old at the time but he was still doing the duck walk and everything. and it was like addition it was pretty inspiring. >> reporter: berry continued performing well into his 80s. it's hard to find awards he did not receive. >> weave lost so many great musicians. more contemporaries. yet he's sort of their father. >> reporter: in get his songs will play on. chuck berry was 90 years old. >> 12 minutes after 10:00. breaking barriers and turning heads. all of it on ice. next we'll introduce you to t teenage hockey player whose love of the sport puts her in a uniqu

. >> chuck berry's johnny b good is one of four songs on the voyager spacecraft. e was. born charles edward anderson berry. 1926 in st. louis, missouri. but the world knew him as chuck. he learned to sing in church, but caught the showbiz bug after performing in high school at age 15. >> i came with the blues, and that was sort of raunchy then. >> like t bone walker and muddy waters, he developed his own distinctive style. it was muddy waters who helped him get a deal with chess records where in 1955 he had his first big hit, maybelline. >> i came right in at the right time when afro-american music was spilling over into the mainstream of pop. his guitar playing was matched with his instinctive showmanship. a string of hits like rollover beethoven, rock 'n roll music and johnny bee good established him as a star and a new american music genre. he received a grammy lifetime achievement award and inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame and he was named the number 6 best guitarist in history. >> if you really have good intentions, some of your ventures may be wron

>> berry had a spring of hits in the 1950s like "roll over beethoven" rock 'n' roll music" and johnny b good he played to live audiences across the country well into his 80s. he even pinched and was making music when i he was 90 years old when he passed away. passed away today at the age of 90. what an influence on all musicians of all genres moving up through the 1950s and even today. live in berkeley, tom jensen is, nbc bay area news. >> we do have more on the death of chuck berry that continues across our digital platforms. head to nbcbayarea.com to read more about his life and incredible music career. >>> now to continuing coverage of that dramatic police shooting in san jose right in front of a busy shopping center. the scene very unusual as this mother encountered a nude suspect who began chasing her and several children in a nearby neighborhood. christie smith is in san jose with the details. obviously a very scary afternoon for that family. >> reporter: absolutely. this is the area where the shooting occurred, and it's busy with shopping centers on both sides of the street. but this

. ♪ [ music ] >> the man who wrote johnny b good.ributes are pouring in for chuck berry who died yesterday at his home in missouri at the age of 90. former president obama today tweeted, "chuck berry rolled over everyone who came before him and turned up everyone who came after. we'll miss you, chuck. be good." stars from others have tweeted tributes to the music icon. >>> coming up, secretary of state rex tillerson responds after north korea launches another high-powered test missile. >>> the unique program to bring guide dogs and training to a major bay area airport. >>> in weather clouds are moving through the bay area for your sunday afternoon. even the possibility of a few sprinkles, but reopens for much of the week. we'll break down a timing for the multiple systems and your bay area and your full forecast is coming up. >>> north korea is declaring success in the launch of the high-powered missile. through their television they launched the engine that could help them facing their satellite program. but they say north korea is

. >> the day after his death, "johnny b. good" was the most downloaded song with a 10,000% increase and overall album sales have increased more than 9,000%. a new album release is sett for later this year. >> oh, god. we just did this by the way, on we just did this by the way, on our when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> today's storm is level 1. that means light rain, so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc7 news app. download it now. >>> it's 4:52 now. youtube is apologizing morning after users complained the site was filtering some videos about lgbt issues. the company says its restrictsed mode incorrectly labeled some videos on the site. youtube says lgbt videos are not automatically filtered out. though some discussing more sensitive issues might be restricted like politics, health, or sexuality. youtube is promising to fix the mistake. >>> a stas lawmaker

. ♪ oh, johnny b. goode the ones that changed music forever.nd for all of us >>> right now, you're looking live at major garrett's cbs getting ready to do a live shot. president trump is said to take the stage around 7:30 for a campaign style rally. trump urged his republican leaders to congress to shore up support for the new health plan. the question is can the president stay on topic or will he address the fbi's director investigation. lawmakers want to know how far did russia go to try to help president trump win. who in trump's campaign

successful seven decade career which produced classic hits including roll over beethoven and johnny b. gooded boy has died and a girl of the same age is in a critical condition following an incident in north london. police have said that family members have have been informed as inquiries continue. a bbc investigation has found that skin creams containing paraffin have been linked to a number of fire deaths. creams for conditions like eczema and psoriasis could put people at risk. rape victims in england and wales could be spared cross examination in front of the accused under new plans unveiled by the justice secretary. the reforms would allow sex abuse victims to pre—record now on bbc news — it's time for talking movies hello and welcome to austin, in texas, in our special south by southwest film festival edition of talking movies, i'm tom brook. in today's programme, the festival's opening night film from a visionary american director. most films out there have the same formula. and terence malik has a different formula. the action—oriented big budget hopefully the movie just takes someon

known for "roll over beethoven" and "johnny b good." a major inspiration of so many rock musicians.erry was 90 years old. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the new scam. con artists posing as your bank and how they trick you into handing over your personal information. >>> plus, the scary scene at a famous european tourist site. the smoke screen created by a gang of crooks. >>> and, they're known as the williams sisters of figure skating. one of them set to star at the special olympics. their talk with robin roberts ahead. a body without proper footd needssupport can mean pain. the dr. scholl's kiosk maps your feet and recommends our custom fit orthotic to stabilize your foundation and relieve foot, knee or lower back pain from being on your feet. dr. scholl's. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once d

successful seven decade career which produced classic hits including roll over beethoven and johnny b goode. now on bbc news it's time for politics europe with andrew neil. hello, and welcome to politics europe, your regular guide to the top stories in brussels and strasbourg. on today's programme, the bill allowing theresa may to trigger article 50 is now law. what will be the british government's next move? how will the eu respond? the head of the eu commission unveils his blueprint for the eu without britain. the european court ofjustice rules companies can ban workers from wearing the headscarf. and breaking up is not always easy to do. what can czechoslovakia's velvet divorce tell us about brexit? first, our guide to the latest from europe in just 60 seconds. the dutch prime minister, mark rutte, celebrated victory in his country's election, easily defeating geert wilders. eu leaders staunchly backed the dutch in a diplomatic row a diplomatic row with turkey. commissionerjean—claude juncker said he was scandalised. we will never accept this comparison between the nazis and the current

his hits include roll over beethoven and johnny b goode, and he's credited with influencing artists from during his life. he was one of the first in to the rock'n'roll hall of fame. he was also honoured with a polar music prize in 2014. the swedish music award was founded in 1989 and, earlier, on my colleague maxine mawhinney spoke to its chairman, would that a songwriter a many say that he was... to put it short, he was punk before punk. he was really something that no one had seen before and what seems, now was unthinkable then. he has been a great influence to so many. what about his influence on the electric guitarlfl _, ,, w _ , ,, ,, he made something else out of the electric guitar. it became something that could lead the main act also in music. that was a great change. of course, this is why so many guitarists see him as their great idol. you gave him the polar music prize in 2014. what was the decision to do that, what was the criteria? we could have in the prize for so many reasons, but we ififik’eftnfififi misfit—cs??? 7, and the songs have a life of their own. you can see the beatle

(chuck berry playing guitar) his powerful guitar licks fueled hit songs such as "johnny b. goode," and "roll over beethoven."during the fifties and sixties, berry's music signaled a new era in rock and roll. the singer's ability to seamlessly blend r&b and rock music made a strong impact on the beatles and the rolling stones to name a few. "it's very diffiucult to talk about chucker cause i lifted every lick he ever played."berry experienced a career resurgence in the mid eighties and nineties. his music re- entered pop culture in films such as "back to the future" and "pulp fiction." in 1984, berry received the grammy lifetime achievement award and a year later he became the rock and roll hall of fame's first inductee. "mr. berry "dynomite, thank you thank you very much."on the heels of his induction, "the stones" keith richards invited a roster of great musicians to celebrate the rock icon's 60th birthday. then in 1987, berry was humbled to receive a star on the hollywood walk of fame."i cannot describe i don't have the voice i don't have the when, i don't have the spirit but b

disquiet about school funding, special deals with tory councils and, mr speaker, one for you — johnny b goode civil servants for all the work they have done when we were part of the eu and all the ambassadors and all the ministers for europe, including the leader of the house, who was an outstanding minister for europe and it's because he was so good that i hope the goodwill will come back when we finish our negotiations. and i also want to say goodbye and thank you to david beamish, the clerk of parliament, who is sadly retiring after 42 years. he's done a fantasticjob, is a great public servant and worked closely with our own clerk, and also russell tatum, one of the unsung heroes, a backroom person who's worked for both sides, the labour and conservative opposition whips. he's kept us all going. we wish him well in his new post at the department of health and hope he can sort them out too. and finally can i repeat again, can i thank everyone for everything they did in the last week, and for everyone connected with the house, a very happy and peaceful easter. goodbyes and gratitude from val

his six decade career included hits like tweet little 16, johnny b good and rock 'n roll music. p we have more on the life and legacy of this rock 'n roll legend. ♪ >> reporter: chuck berry was one of the pioneers of rock 'n roll. his powerful guitar fueled hit songs such as johnny be good, maybelline and rollover beethoven. his music signaled a new era in o rock 'n roll. his ability to blend r&b and rock made a strong impact on the beatles. >> it is very difficult for me to talk about him. >> reporter: he experienced a career resurgence in the mid '80s and '90s. his music entered pop culture in films such as back to the future and pulp fix. he achieved a grammy achievement award in 1994 and became the rock 'n roll's first inductee. on the heels of his induction, the stones keith richards invited a roster of great musicians to celebrate the rock icon's 60th birthday. in 1987, berry was humbled to receive a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i cannot describe. i don't have the voice. i don't have the wind. i don't have the spirit but, believe me, i will remember it the rest o

musicians in philadelphia saberry had an impact on their upbringing with hits like "johnny b. goodand "roll over beethoven." guitarist sam was introduced to chuck berry's music at a concert. >> he was pretty old at the time but he was doing the duck walk and it was pretty inspiring. >> chuck berry performed well into his 80s. last fall he announced he would release his first album in decades later this year. >>> it's happened again and again. secret service agents take action to deal with two more intruders on the white house grounds. >>> up next, important travel changes for you if you drive throughout mid-county interchange on pennsylvania turnpike. >>> welcome back. here's a life look outside philadelphia. clouds are hanging overhead right now. what's going to happen is when you sit down through the morning hours into the afternoon, so we'll turn over to mostly sunny conditions. take a look. 33 degrees for parts of our phil neighborhoods. 40 by this afternoon and 45 where sunshine takes over the forecast. 36 at noon and low 40s out there. i think we'll see low parts through part

back to the future paid tribute to the legendary tune, johnny b. goode.ove wrote on twitter thou shall have no other rock gods before him greatest pure rock and roller ever to live. >> march madness turned into march sadness for villanova basketball team. "action news" was there when the team went into the locker room after the loss 65-62. >> reporter: the students left thenelly center stunned. >> it's disappointing. i didn't expect it at all. >> we were thinking about flying to phoenix for the final four. we're feeling defeated right now. >> reporter: students fixated on every shot. it was a slow start for the cats, students didn't like. >> i'm kind of freaking out. >> reporter: you're dieing understands, you can't stand the fact they are not winning. there was not a single fan in here, that thought they were going to lose. >> we're here, we got 2016. we're going all the way. >> reporter: it wasn't meant to be, the nail biting game would end, wisconsin 65, villanova 62. the wildcats run at a repeat end. even though it's a remarkable two year run, everybo

well celebrate the man who wrote johnny b. goodeve pictures of north korea's new rocket engine test we have details on the use in the communist country. >> if you hate carrying your own groceries, help is on the way. we have details on the new robot. >>> meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. him for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawalecking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, white house scare. secret service scrambling. a man reportedly claiming to have a bomb driving up to a security checkpoint now arrested. this after two other incidents, one just hours earlier. and that alleged white house fence-jumper prowling the grounds. the brand-new concerns this morning. >>> ready to testify. the fbi director, james comey, set to tell capitol hill what he nose about pre

the creator of classics like johnny b. goode the greatest rock 'n roll writer who ever lived. teen chat, you are amazing and your music engraved inside us forever. his star on the hollywood walk of fame paying their respects to a rock 'n roll legend. chuck berry, dead at the age of 90. no cost for his death just yet. he will be missed. true to that is the last of course. we are here today that the president george w. bush labor institute on the campus of smu here in dallas texas. it is a majestic edmonton center and as you see behind me, portraits of courage. these are the presidents on painting a post-9/11 veterans who were wounded or suffered invisible scars. it is a deeply meaningful cause that is very close to the president higher. and administration eight and its time in office, but not its mission. that work continues here at the bush institute and at the library. issues ranging from veterans to the economy now also to north korea. ken hirsch, president and ceo of the signer and thank you for hosting us. >> we saw the replica of the oval office, but your work is continui

"johnny b. goode," "sweet 16" and "roll over beethoven" are some of his biggest hits. >> at the right time when afro-american music was spilling over into the mainstream. >> reporter: despite not putting out new music for nearly four decades, new generations continue to be indirectly and directly influenced bit artist, including guitarist sam, who was first intoed to berry's music at a concert. >> he was pretty old at the time but he was still doing the duck walk and everything. it was pretty inspiring. >> reporter: berry continued performing well into his 80s. it's hard to find awards he did not receive. >> we lost so many great musicians, more contemporaries and he's their father. >> reporter: his songs will play on. nbc10 news. >>> breaking barriers and turning heads. all of it on ice. coming up we'll introduce you to this teenage hockey player whose love of the sport puts her in a unique position. playing alongside only boys. >>> also fixed but still not right. this philadelphia street has been cl

his powerful guitar licks fueled hit songs such as "johnny b. good."rry's music signaled a new era in rock 'n roll, the singer's blending r&b and rock music inspired groupings like the beetles. berry experienced a career resurgence in the mid '80s and '90s. his music re-entered pop culture in "back to the future" and "pulp fiction." in 1994, berry received a lifetime achievement award sand a year later, he became the rock 'n roll hall of fame's first induct inductee. >> the stones keith richards invited a roster of great musicians to celebrate the rock icon's 60th birthday. then in 1987, berry was humbled to receive a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i cannot describe, i don't have the voice, i don't have the wind, i don't have the spirit, but believe me, i'll remember it the rest of my life. >> reporter: the married father of three reportedly had trouble with the law, he was behind bars three times. however berry's career was not derailed. >> that margin of glory is not too high, the margin of defeat then is not too low, so i lived right through

berry was behind a series of rock and blues classics, including "johnny b. goode over beethoven" and "sweet little sixteen." he was inducted into the rock and roll and blues halls of fame. berry is credited for paving the way for many musicians after him, such as the beatles, rolling stones and jimmy hendrix. (spencer) often we report stories of people getting hit in san francisco while getting off a light rail vehicle or a cable car the muni is always looking for ways to prevent such crashes but much of the fault lies on the drivers . now, muni has added something new to the light rail vehicles, in hopes of getting the attention of drivers.. but is it working ? in the back of all san francisco muni light rail vehicles are bright yellow signs which reads stop do not pass they are actually new signs,nats: ambiance here let me show you on the left is the old sign which reads motorist must stop for pedestrians on the right the new sign it's a larger easier and to read sign nats: ambiance on the streets there are also the black and white do not pass signs . state law