and all that changed in the '70s. >> marvin wanted to compete at a high level.on ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what is going on over there. he's seeing the protests here and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america, look at yourself, america. >> he is talking about the war, he's talking about poverty. changing as an artist in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ mother, mother, everybody thinks we're wrong, they do ♪ >> initially berry gordy did not not want marvin to do "what's going on." >> motown was supposed to be nonthreatening and you have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war. that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ yes, i want to know what's going on right now ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's going on," berry tells marvin, okay, if you're right, i'll learn something. and if i'm right, you'll learn something. and of course, as barry will say, i learned somethi

here you now have marvin gaye making a protest record. when he agrees to put out what's going on, barry tells marvin, if i'm right, you'll learn something. of course, as barry will say, i learned something. >> every artist at motown would suddenly also want to try their chance at freedom. >> when people say, so, they put you in one category. they say he's a soul artist. that's all they expect for you to song and all they want you to sing. that's not true. soul is being able to express yourself. >> stevie wonder went to gordie and negotiated his creative freedom and he used every bit of it. ♪ >> stevie wonder making some of the greatest records. back-to-back. it's the equivalent of shooting a perfect shot from half-court with your eyes closed. music on my mind. oh, he made it. he ain't going to do it again. then suddenly, the songs are the key to life. ♪ >> what the beatles did in the '60s i feel stevie wonder was the person to do that for music in the '70s. >> hi there and welcome aboard. you're right on time for a beautiful trip on the s

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one of the biggest voices in rock music has fallen silent. marvin lee at a better known as meat loaf has died at the age of 74. he sold more than 100000000 records in korea that spans 6 decades. so he is a look back at his life and vacancy. oh us sing a meat loaf died on thursday at the age of 74. i was finger whose real name was marvin lee a day initially pursued a career in musicals and 1st affected wider attention. as eddie in the rocky horror show it to be a music baby. oh no. now album back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hits followed, but his career suffered at times due to truck related problems and disputes with the right to of his hit songs. jim steinman, he was happiest on stage performing for his loyal and devoted fans. that's easy. the fact that they have bought tickets come to shows. and the majority of my loved one, i'm done. that's been the best present then you can ever get. ah, now the big man of the rock ballad has gone. but the music lead zone. ah ah, oh, key that's it show up to date. i'll have more world news at the top of the hour. a

and of course it was marvin gaye and flooring mercy mercy me things aren't word they use to be. his was the most eloquent plea to the consideration in the face of the human race ecological disasters. the most common understandings of mercy has to do with god's compassion for humankind. but it's also the compassionate human beings granted to another within their power to harm or punish. finally, it is the dispensation of compassion and forgiveness towards someone who deserves punishment and in all of these instances, it is granted to someone that hasn't earned it. in the poem, she brings the christianity and christianity grants for that equality and thd authority upon which to challenge. this is the calvinist notion of the fortunate full. however, if mercy is defined as being spared the punishment you deserve, who actually is in need of it? african child were those who capture and enslave her? that chapter goes on to consider toni morrison's notion of mercy and closes with a reflection on what the meanings might be in relation to freedom and it's followed by a chapter on freedom

the grammy winner on marvin b a day played eddy in the rocky horror picture show and sold more than 100000000 albums worldwide on. ah, result is era. these are the top stories, your secretary of state and nib lincoln is in geneva to meet his russian counterpart saga lever off. it follows 2 weeks of international talks to deescalate hench and about moscow's military build up on the border with ukraine. u. s. president joe biden is warning russia that any troop entry into ukraine will be met with a severe response. it's a change in tone from the u. s. liter would earlier taken a softer stance that are bottler has more from geneva. lincoln has said that really what he is expecting from this meeting and hoping from this meeting is that there might be more diplomacy in the future. more talks in the future. he is leaving that door open. that is the only alternative to conflict, or we're not expecting though, are any major breakthroughs. in fact, we've had really 2 weeks of talks and meetings without any concrete result. aid from around the world is being sent to her as the pacific island nation cle

meatloaf, whose real name is marvin lee day, sold more than 100 million albums. "bat out of hell" is one of the top ten best selling of all time including "paradise by the dashboard light." his biggest hit was "i'd do anything for love, but i won't do that," which earned him a grammy. he also appeared in the movie "the rocky horror picture show." he was 74 years old. >>> diplomatic efforts to ease tensions with russia over a possible military invasion of ukraine continue today in geneva. that's where secretary of state antony blinken is meeting with russia's foreign minister. yesterday president biden tried to clarify remarks about a possible russia invasion. he said that any russian troop movements across ukraine's border could constitute an invasion. on wednesday, mr. biden said the u.s. might be okay with a, quote, minor incursion by russia into ukrainian territory. >>> the house committee investigating the january 6 capitol riot wants to speak to ivanka trump. she's one of the people who asked then-president trump to call off the rioters that day. scott macfa

day -- the man born marvin day into a star. ♪ >> i would do everything for love ♪ >> we gelled, and song went e way it did. every time i think of meatloaf, i think of this song. >> ♪ i would do everything for love ♪ >> you just knew it was going to be great. you just knew instinctively that the album was going to be huge. >> ♪ and i would do anything for love ♪ reporter: born in dallas, his mother was a teacher and singer, his father a policeman, his childhood was tough. >> he was alcoholic and he would always beat me up as a kid. he threw me through a plate glass window, he threw me through a door. reporter: his escape was acting in musicals, hair and than at the rocky horror picture show. -- and then, the rocky horror picture show. "bat out ofhell" was a project he worked on for years with writer jim steinman. ♪ it's huge success and the pressures it brought almost killed him. it followed years of lawsuits that he claimed he never made a dime out of it, but did going to make records. but nothing would ever top "bat out of hell," a glorious, emotional, over-the-top battering ram. ♪

but i'm oh i the thing whose real name was marvin lee a day initially pursued a career in musicals and 1st affected why the attention as eddie, in the rocky horror show it to be a music. oh yes, no. now album, back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hit followed, but his career suffered at times due to truck related problems and disputes with the right to of his hit songs. jim steinman, he was happiest on stage performing for his loyal and devoted fans. that's easy. the fact that they have bought tickets come to shows. and the majority of my loved one, i'm done. that's been the best present than you could ever get. ah, now the big man of the rock bennet has gone, but the music lives on. ah, are this pulling our coach corresponding scott rock spur on this friday? hi, scott. meat loaf. the name itself has a huge presence in the room. he was a huge presence in the entertainment industry, wasn't oh yeah, i mean large of the life and every aspect, literally, and figuratively in, in, in all the music he did. and in the acting a performance is good. even in this or cel

. >>> born marvin lee aday in dallas, we knew him as meatloaf. ♪ come on, hold on tight well, come on on tight ♪ >> reporter: meatloaf, his name and his voice, unforgettable. ♪ though it's cold and lonely in the deep dark night ♪ ♪ i can see paradise by the dashboard lights ♪ >> reporter: the booming rock star and his 1977 album, "bat out of hell," one of best-selling albums of all time. ♪ like a bat out of hell, i'll be gone when the morning comes ♪ ♪ when the night is over like a bat out of hell i'll be gone, gone, gone ♪ >> reporter: his songs helped define so many. ♪ i want you, i need you but there ain't no way i'm ever gonna love you ♪ ♪ now don't be sad 'cause two out of three ain't bad ♪ >> reporter: born marvin lee aday born in dallas, texas, his father a policeman, his mother a teacher. meat loaf taking his stage name from a childhood nickname. ♪ and then you took the words right out of my mouth ♪ ♪ oh, it must have been while you were kissing me ♪ >> reporter: performing on broadway and in films. "the rocky horror picture show." ♪ hot patootie bless my soul ♪ ♪ i really lov

and of course it was marvin gaye imploring mercy me things are not what they used to be. his was the most eloquent plea for the consideration in the face of human made ecological disaster. the most common understanding of mercy has to do with god's compassion of humankind and granted to another within their power to harm or punish. toward someone who deserves punishment and in all these instances it is granted to someone who has not earned it. mercy brings the christianity and the equality. this is the notion of the fortunate fall. however if mercy is defined as being spared the punishment, who actually is in need of it? the child or those who capture and enslave? that chapter goes on to consider the notion of mercy and closes with the reflection on what the meanings might be in relation to freedom and it is followed by a chapter on the freedom and the various ideas of america. thank you so much. it was so lovely to hear you read. we are going to transition so if you are watching please be sure to enter your questions in the link that we have below but you can also post t

and you a say ema val marvin not that the listening car. i bought a car there to la la. i have what's called a buffet my lemma on this thing. so i filled the bowie and choose another color made that bow may live still, body 1st name, still more job. all messiah said dorothy, but let buell. so these 2 countries have embark on an unusual journey on the partial reconciliation, al, consolidating their relations. i, on the basis of a courageous friendship, germany and israel had built a bridge law. and we believe in the strength and importance of democracy. and you're in the absolute necessity actually of working to prove served this democracy again and again, no lot of people to people, ties of hosted with go in the cultural and creative field in technology, innovation, trade, science, lobby, academia in medicine. we worked together fe, i'm ugly, cooperates in the security and intelligence fields. and we have important and far reaching corporation between our 2 parliaments, which we have developed. laudermill, deer, germany has made responsibility for the security of israel.

and of course it wasof marvin ge his was the most eloquent plea for god's consideration with ecological disaster. most common understanding of mercy has to do with god's compassion for humankind mercy is that he compassion human being grant to another who was in their power to harm or punish, finally mercy is the sensation of passion and forgiveness toward someone who deserves punishment. in all these instances mercy is granted to someone who has not earned it. you read these problems mercy brings undergrads christianity in christianity grants the authority of white christians. this is the calvinist notion of the fortunate fall. however, if mercy is defined as beans. the punishment you deserve who actually is in need of it and those who capture and enslave that chapter goes on to consider encloses the reflection of whatt the meetings it might be in relation to freedom and it follows by a chapter on freedom the ideas of america i will read those i hope you will buy the book and i hope you get to read them. thank you. >> thank you so much. jasmine it was so lovely to hear you read. we are

i was thinking whose real name was marvin lee a day initially pursued a career in musicals and 1st attracted wider attention. as eddie in the rocky horror show it to be a music. oh no, now album back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hit followed, but his career suffered at times due to truck related problems and disputes with the right to of his hit songs. jim steinman, he was happiest on stage performing for his loyal and devoted fans. that's easy. the fact that they have bought tickets come to shows and the majority of my loved one, i'm done. that's been the best present then you could ever get. ah, now the big man of the rock bennett has gone, but the music lead zone, ah meatloaf, did it 74, you watch, and he w news, netflix shares take a plunge and new york chelsea. delaney will have that in more of the next. and the w business news have a good weekend everybody welcome to the dark side.

a grammy winner was born marvin lea a day. his career spanned at 6 decades, and he sold more than a 100000000 record. he also started in over $65.00 movies, including the rocky horror picture show. and here's his head. i do anything for life from 1993 i . but i oh. and scott rock, spur from dw culture is covering this story for us. hi scott. he really was a huge presence in the entertainment industry. tell us more about me. love sign. yeah, i mean, he was a completely larger than life, a character i'm in his, in his music on, on state, in many films of that that he did a, i mean meatloaf really broke all. busy the rules, he wasn't, any one's idea of what a pop star should look like um or what a pop star should sound like. his music really defied all the pop music or categories. it was almost operatic in its scope. and, and, and also he made these incredibly long pop songs. his, his, his is music songs would stretch 891012 minutes long. i could do i do anything for love was over 12 minutes long and spent 5 weeks on the u. s. a

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and of course there was marvin gaye imploring mercy, mercy me. things ate what they used to be, no, no. his was the most eloquent plea for god's consideration in the face of human made ecological disaster. the most common understandings of mercy has to do with god's compassion for humankind. but mercy is also the compassionate human beings grant to one another who is within their power to harm or punish. finally, mercy is compassion and forgiveness toward someone whom deserves a a punishment. in all of these instances, mercy is granted to someone who has not earned it. i wheatley's poem mercy brings her christianity and christianity grants are the authority upon which to challenge white christians. this is the calvinist notion of the fortunate fall. however, if mercy is defined as big spurred the punishment you deserve, who actually is in need of it? the african child? or those who capture and enslave her? that chapter goes on to consider the notion of mercy as well as charles chestnut and closes with a reflection of what the meetings of mercy mi

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canvas backdrops is its lavishly stuccoed, carved, and painted interior decoration commissioned by marvin vill hello mina fontainebleau. kuhn bock, it was designed by to set the galley bibiana, one of the leading theatre architects and his day, ah, our next stop on this drone flight, his castle rising high up above the city vill helms who a park is one of europe's largest hill side parks construction on this baroque, landscaped garden started in 1696, and the palace was home to the land graves and princes of has the castle. blue castles, most famous landmark, is the mighty statue of hercules at 70 metres. in height, hercules has an unparalleled view of the park and the city below ah, ah, on we go, our next destination being where the former benedictine monastery of cor vi became the 39th location in germany to be awarded the unesco world heritage title, founded by french benedictine months in 822. this former abbey is over 1200 years old. co vice soon became a popular place of pilgrimage and is regarded as one of the most important monastic foundations of medieval germany. oh, the carol i

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ownership admits activity taking matters into their own out of africa on a jazz ah hello, i'm marianne marvin. i'm going to put look at the main stories now and ukraine's president of the west not to panic over the likelihood of a russian invasion, which he said is damaging his country's economy. despite a huge build up of russian troops, new ukraine, lodging, ms. lansky said he does not consider the situation more tense now than before. earlier, present, let him appreciate and said he does not want to escalate things any further. he blamed the u. s. and nato for these rising concerns. and then for his part, nato secretary general warned that russian aggression could come as a cyber attack and attempted coup or sabotage. police just stop wasting us. we're grateful to the united states for their ongoing support for our sovereignty. but i'm the president of ukraine and i'm based here and i think i know the details more than any other. we do understand what the risks are. it's important that the president should know the situation from me, not the intermediaries. we do not see a bigger escalatio

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marvin lee aday had a six decade career including hit records and performances in movies.ght club and the rockie horror picture show. jonathan hunt takes a look at his career. ♪ bat out of hell ♪ gone, gone, gone. >> it was one of his most famous songs and in many ways the perfect description of the man himself. meat loaf gave everything to everything he ever did. ♪ let me sleep on it. >> born marvin lee aday he was nicknamed meat loaf in grade school and embraced it he began performing as. became an icon partly because of his stage thee attics. he launched into rock and roll stardom in 1977 with instant classic collaboration with songwriter jim steinman on the bat out of hell album many ♪ two out of three ain't bad. >> two out of three ain't bad. you took the words right out of my mouth, and paradise by the dashboard light all became the sound track of so many teenage lives. ♪ i would do anything for love. >> in 1993 came another huge hir love. yet another meat loaf song that has stood the test of time crossing generations and genres. ♪ i had fun pop songs on meat loaf. g

. >> reporter: for marvin lee adade, meat loaf turned his nickname into his stage name he felt singing like playing a character. >> it becomes your sole. and that's how i sing. >> reporter: before finding fame in the music business, meat loaf starred in the screen and stage versions of "the rocky horror picture show. ♪ >> reporter: he reunited with the cast in the cult classic in 2015 on the film's 40th anniversary why do you think this movie has endured for so long? >> i think it was an extraordinary cast with extraordinary energy. >> reporter: he also appeared in "wayne's world," "spice world" and "fight club. >> my name is bob. >> reporter: a statement from meat loaf's family says the 74-year-old passed away with his wife and daughters by his side. they did not say how he died, but urged fans, don't ever stop rocking. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> and that is "nightly news. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ i would do anything for love. ♪ but i don't do that . >>> i'm raj mathai. next an nbc bay area news news to

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marvin leah day was born in 1947 in dallas. he sang and danced in high school. and it's said he acquired the nick a meatloaf as a teenager. from a football coach who called him a hunk of meatloaf. opening for such acts as the hulu and grateful dead, he eventually relocated to new york city. and landed several stage movies. the 90s ushered in a new era of success for meatloaf. with another chart topping hit. i would do anything for wealth. he spent five weeks in number one. earning him is only emmy nomination and win. >> vladimir. cbs news. >> up next, the particular that left the zoo animal running around in circles. >> coming up, the president is set to meet with his national security team this weekend as tensions rise between russia and ukraine. our new reporting tonight. plus, an ice storm with the bone chilling cold. that is impacting millions of americans. what you need to know. we have got that in all the days news coming up on the cbs evening news. >> you probably thought it feels kind of balmy. in fact, some the numbers are running about 5-10 degrees war

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c.j., marvin harrison, jr. hauls it in. tied at 38. later in the fourth. stroud takes it and surveys the feed. looking right. end zone. and he finds his man, jackson smith. incredible catch. he was incredible. most ever. hauls in the touchdown back of the reception. that tied it up at 45. whoever had it last you think would win. it would ohio state. 19-yard chip stop. they win the classic 48-45. >>> lane kiffin and ole miss playing for their 11th win. lately there has been discuss surrounding these players sitting out of bowl games and this is why they do it. that is probably first round eryn serious pain with a leg injury. he replaces him. tipped, picked. he will take it to the house. baylor wins 21-7. it is their first sugar bowl win since 1957. and the san francisco 49ers play today right here on kpix 5 against the houston texans. that will kick off at 1:05. expect tray lance to be the starting quarterback for san francisco. >>> we're only two days in to this new year and a bad start into covid. what doctors say could finally put an end to the pandemic.

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