les paul: anyone but the one i've got. [laughter] charlie: that's him. steve: that is les.93 years old. he was working right up to the end. the last time, i thought he was going to live to be 120 years old. charlie: you'll be admitted as steve miller, not the band. steve: i think that so much time has passed, if we had been put up for nomination, when we were originally together, the whole band would have gotten in. guys like that are such important parts of my work and my life. i would like to bring them all in. there is a lot of people, it has been 50 years we have been doing this. charlie: 40 years since the joker. steve: yeah. it goes by fast. charlie: you are telling me. steve: you have a lot of work to do. charlie: how high up do you put that? steve: that album, the joker was a song that saved my career. it was my seventh album with capitol records. they didn't care about what i was doing at all. and, i made the record in a couple of weeks. i turned it in and did a 60 city the last thing i said, try and have some albums in the stores in the cities that i'm actually wo

i would watch les paul when i was little kid. so much fun. , andhen i got on stage there were times i was scared. times i would be shaking. then i finally got used to it. it is really odd. i love to play for an audience. now i really like my audience. i want to sit down and talk to them, i want to tell them some stories. the bigger it is the better it is. charlie: what are you doing with jazz? steve: i'm on the board. nine helping develop a pedagogy for early american music, for appalachian music. for delta blues. texas blues, missouri blues. chicago blues. we're going to fix it so we can teach it. i am curating shows for their different rooms. -- i haveoing to do jimmy vaughn coming in in april. we are putting together a show rainy -- mahur rainy to miles. trying to get jazz at lincoln center to grab young kids and create these jazz bands. i want to see while davis junior. eric clapton can copy freddie king, become eric clapton, i want to see some jazz fans. i want to see something like cannonball or coal train. orchestrahave th

i saw a great guitarist walk into a nightclub while les paul was playing a solo. g tal couldn't steal his licks. and i saw that, and i just went boy, i want to be just like les. and he was very encouraging. you know, elise inned to my father made some tapes of me when i was four years old. i was making up songs and singing to the kids. and in the back alley. and i was doing a show. he snuck in and recorded me. he played it for les paul.-and o listen to it. and then i was real embarrassed. and he told me not to be embarrassed and i was really going to go places and that i should have fun. it started there. >> rose: you were how old? >> i was four. it was 1949. >> rose: and did you then know you wanted to be a musician. >> i did. i came from a musical family. there were lots of great musicians coming to the house. charles mingus was at the house, tal farlow, les paul, people like that were kind of hanging out and partying. and that looked like a lot of fun to me. and then les and mary were-- they got married. my mom and dad were the best man and made of honor at the

. >> reporter: maine's republican governor paul le page says he doesn't like the business he is? . a business where racist controversial comments cause public backlash and recall humble public apologies. >> i may have a slip of the tongue but my job is to protect maine people. >> reporter: the question who is he protecting maine from? on wednesday he took aim at drug traffickers and here is what he went with. >> guys of the name demoney, shifty, smoothie, shifty, they come from connecticut and new york, they come up here and sell their heroin. incidentally, they impregnate a young white girl before they leave. >> reporter: he once told the naacp to "quoquote, kiss my butd

. >> reporter: paul le page made those remarks on wednesday.d he wasn't speaking about race but the emotional toll that drugs have on children. >>> "people" reports on what caused the death of singercole who passed away last week. her family said she died from heart failure.fter she received a new kidney in 2009. >>> the "sun sentinel" in south florida reports manatees maye their endangered status. so-called sea cows from a danger to threatened. the agency says itss rebounded and there are more than 6,300 manatees in the southeast. >>> still to come, two big tv ive you a sneak peek at the "fuller house" cast all grown up. >>> and the drama "game of es its season's premiere dates. mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. don't kid around with the flu, call your doctor st 48 hours of symptoms and ask about prescription tamiflu. attack the flu virus at its source with tamiflu, helps stop r it from spreading in the body. r tamiflu in liquid form is fda approved p to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older tarted within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor i

paul le page talk about drug dealers come into the state of maine. >> these are guys flamed d money smoothie shifty, they sell their heroin then they go back home. incidental did i half the time they impregnate a young white girl before they leave. >> today le page talked to reporters about the incident. >> so if i slipped up and used the wrong word, i apologize to all the maine women. because it was not meant to isolate any one person. >> le page did not apology for the fictionalized name he gave to drug dealers which reporters said were meant to slight drug dealers. hillary clinton may have more work to do to win over young women voters. libby casey has more from washington. >> antonio, this weekend the clinton campaign sends out popular surrogates on the campaign trail on new hampshire. actress lena dunham and soccer player abby bullock abou. women in iowa with their own opinions and points of view about a hillary clinton presidency. >> i think it would be awesome. >> the model for the united states. >> i'm not completely sold. >> the clinton campaign is eager for women's vote but it's ha

an effort to impeach mne governor paul le today. the republican governor was accused of using influence to pressure a charter school operator into rescinding a job offer to democratic house speaker mark eves. his critics weren' t able to get ouupport to require a vote on an independent investigation that could have led to impeachment over his alleged abuse of power. tom: the new hampshire coalitionagnst domestic and sexual violence has received a grant as part of the purple purse challenge.alitn raised more than $40,000 to help wit security plans for survivors. new hampshire' s senators presented a check for an additional from the challenge' s $3000 organizer. this issue is very important, >>this issue is very important, for safety and security until we end sexual and domestic violence. >> it' s something that c es all demographic lines, affects all age groups and it' ve got to work together to address. tom: nationwide, the purple purse challenge haraised more than $3 million the governor has submitted her $10-ar transportation plan

the model jumping out of a cake, we'd open the guitar case and there would be joe walsh with his les paulg it up a notch when we played live. you just keep kicking it in the butt a little bit, you know. ♪ ♪ >> all right, d.c., come on, give it up. >> i went to a show maybe eight months later, and the band are interacting the each other exactly like we did with me on stage except instead of me walsh was up there. it just was like really, really odd, you know, to be watching it and not be part of it. i actually left that show. i was like, this is too weird. >> so we got joe walsh in the band. that's another adventure. joe was an interesting bunch of guy. >> i tell you what. if you got fire crackers, get home, lock yourself in the closet and light everything you got, okay? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, joe. >> he brought a lot of levity to just about everything that happened, which was needed at that time. >> heads or tails? >> heads. >> in those days you didn't know what he was going to do next. >> it was fun most of the time, although not all the time. it was fun depending on how m

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that means under governor paul le page leadership the state makes unusual kind of news.hen we last left maine governor lepage in the wake of his d-money impregnating a white girl comments maine was on the eve of a big debate in their legislature over whether or not he would be impeached on abuse of power allegations. that effort took up a good chunk of the legislature's time a couple weeks ago. ultimately it went nowhere, though. democrats and the leadership joined republicans to postpone the paul lepage impeachment effort indefinitely. when the impeachment effort fell apart, governor lepage called the whole thing "foolishness." but he also left an open question that's of significant consequence for his state. because in the days before the impeachment debate the governor had threatened that he would skip his annual state of the state address. he decided that if the legislature wanted to impeach him then he just wasn't going to do that thing this year. >> why am i going to go up and face people and talk to them in an audience that just a day -- you know, a week or two be

paul le page was talking about people coming into maine. >> these are guys that are named d money smoothy shifty these type of guys that come from connecticut and new york.they come up here they sell their heroin and go back home. incidentally they half the time impregnate a young white girl before they leave. >> today he issued an apology. >> so if i slipped up and used the wrong word, i apologize to all the maine women. because it was not meant to isolate any one person. >> le page did not apologize for the names he gave drug dealers. he says he doesn't know whether they are white, black or asian. >>> the two convicts plampsed in particularized in the netflix series, make a murderer, will not receive pardon. white house says it can't do that because the men were convicted of state crimes not federal crimes. coming up next on the broadcast, el chapo captured after six months on the run. the mexican drug kingpin is back behind bars. and deportations on hold. the court ruling this could ultimately allow some undocumented immigrants to stay in the u.s. you. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeer

chris christie just wrapped up in le mars and sioux city. rand paul spoke in johnston this afternoon, and is now in the metro speaking at his campaign headquarters... today was a day for iowans to honor one of the most revered civil right leader but see how one community had to change plans because of the cold there are two democratic visionsfor regulating wall street.one says it's okay to take rmillions from big banks my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to playby the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sandersand i approve this message. eastern iowans honor doctor martin luther king junior's birthday this weekend -- but chilly weather changes their plans. shirley descorbeth has the story dubuquer's are showing up -- ready to march in honor of dr. martin luther king junior... but the bitter weather forced organizers to change their plans. "we asually hav

maine governor paul le page, talking about drug traffickers in his state. >> traffickers.who take drugs. they guys of the name, d money, smoothie, shifty, these type of new york.e up here, they sell their heroin, then they go back home. >> seth: d money, smoothie and shifty. [ laughter ]new york or the '90s? [ laughter ] afterward, le page's spokesperson insisted that the king comments about race. race is irrelevant. which only makes sense, if you don't watch the next part of that same video. f the time they impregnate a young, white girl before they leave. which is a real sad thing. another issue that we've got to deal with down the road. >> seth: i mean, that does make sense. te girls love more than smoothies. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you see the draw.s comments, of course, attracted widespread condemnation. but in a press conference the next day, le page only offered a half hearted apology and tried nts by >> i was going impromptu and my brain didn't catch up with my mouth.ot sure your brain was trying to catch up with your mouth at all. i'm pretty sure it was saying, you

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chris christie will be speaking in milford, le mars, and sioux city. rand paul will be making stops around the metro in johnston and des moines. 15 days and counting to caucus night, and this morning on kcci close up, steve karlin sits down with the man who has risen up to challenge hillary clinton here in iowa: vermont senator bernie sanders. steve: good morning, alyx. two polls out in the last week shows the democratic race here in iowa is a virtual tie, meaning anything can happen two weeks from tomorrow night. coming up on kcci 8 news close up, i'll be joined by kathie obradovich of the des moines register to find out what sanders thinks he needs to earn a victory here in iowa. it all starts at 10:30 right after "face the nation" here on kcci. alyx: coming up, sean speaks. actor sean penn is speaking out about his meeting with "el chapo" on tonight's "60 minutes." after the break. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, cl

. >> reporter: maine's republican governor paul le page says he doesn't like the business he is? .oversial comments cause public backlash and recall humble public apologies. >> i may have a slip of the tongue but my job is to protect maine people. >> reporter: the question who is he protecting maine from? on wednesday he took aim at drug traffickers and here is what he went with. >> guys of the name demoney, shifty, smoothie, shifty, they come from connecticut and new york, they come up here and sell their heroin. incidentally, they impregnate a young white girl before they leave. >> reporter: he once told the naacp to "quoquote, kiss my butd his newest comment has hick backpedaling into democratic hands. >> my brain was slower than my mouth. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign wasted little time reacting. releasing a statement saying lepage's racist rants sadly distract from efforts to address one of our nation's most pressing problems. the main naacp official called the comments sad and foolish. in neighboring new hampshire, just this week, gop presidential hopefuls addressed

chris christie is in milford, le mars, and sioux city. and rand paul is holding a "stand with rand" event in johnston and des moines later this afternoon. today, a local group is hoping to get more latinos to attend the first in the nation caucus. the league of united latin american citizens of iowa also known as lulac is hosting a training session for the february 1st event today. their goal is to recruit and train 10 thousand latinos to turn out on caucus night. the training event starts at 2-30 this afternoon at grandview university the meeting will also allow college students to discuss issues that are important to them with representatives from the presidential campaigns. with her husband busy on the presidential campaign trail, janet huckabee did a little campaigning of her own in iowa. the former first lady of arkansas attended saturday's "march for life" rally at the state capitol. huckabee says she and her are 100 - percent pro life. the annual event is aimed at educating others on the negative effects of abortion and to encourage other option

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paul avenue until 2021. data centers are rated on a classification. they are tier 1 which has les [inaudible] up to a tier 4 center which has the great est resiliency. 200 paul is rated tier 3. it has seismic resiliency and power and cooling [inaudible] 99.982 percent uptime availability. so, we have been at 200 paul for the past 8 years following rfq selection process. our license agreement with united [inaudible] expire at the ends of the month. firstilever speak to united layer agreement it is for 5 years. it has the ability to flex up or down with up to 6 cabinets. rent is adjusted of course if we took either of those options. we propose a decrease [inaudible] it takes monthly rent from 208, 954 to 185, 624 a month. that is a 11 percent decrease. it is seldom i come before the committee with one of those deals. rents increase 4 percent a year under the agreement and the power cost are under 30 thousand a year. we secure a right to lease from united way or cloud service to replace vacated cabinets. the price per rack which is the only way to look at compareability to other faci

paul avenue until 2021. data centers are rated on a classification. they are tier 1 which has les [inaudible] up to a tier 4 center which has the great est resiliency. 200 paul is rated tier 3. it has seismic resiliency and power and cooling [inaudible] 99.982 percent uptime availability. so, we have been at 200 paul for the past 8 years following rfq selection process. our license agreement with united [inaudible] expire at the ends of the month. firstilever speak to united layer agreement it is for 5 years. it has the ability to flex up or down with up to 6 cabinets. rent is adjusted of course if we took either of those options. we propose a decrease [inaudible] it takes monthly rent from 208, 954 to 185, 624 a month. that is a 11 percent decrease. it is seldom i come before the committee with one of those deals. rents increase 4 percent a year under the agreement and the power cost are under 30 thousand a year. we secure a right to lease from united way or cloud service to replace vacated cabinets. the price per rack which is the only way to look at compareability to other faci

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paul avenue until 2021. data centers are rated on a classification. they are tier 1 which has les [inaudible] up to a tier 4 center which has the great est resiliency. 200 paul is rated tier 3. it has seismic resiliency and power and cooling [inaudible] 99.982 percent uptime availability. so, we have been at 200 paul for the past 8 years following rfq selection process. our license agreement with united [inaudible] expire at the ends of the month. firstilever speak to united layer agreement it is for 5 years. it has the ability to flex up or down with up to 6 cabinets. rent is adjusted of course if we took either of those options. we propose a decrease [inaudible] it takes monthly rent from 208, 954 to 185, 624 a month. that is a 11 percent decrease. it is seldom i come before the committee with one of those deals. rents increase 4 percent a year under the agreement and the power cost are under 30 thousand a year. we secure a right to lease from united way or cloud service to replace vacated cabinets. the price per rack which is the only way to look at compareability to other faci