you played tribute to a hero of mine, maurice white.hat is the importance of earth, wind and fire to your career. >> it's a kind of two fold, and i just give you a peak into the - my little sole. when i was in skylark, the singer in skylark, a great guy was not a fan of mine particularly. he was a huge fan of earth, wind and fire. when the group broke up. i thought i want to work with earth, wind and fire, it will be my mission and goal to get to earth, wind and fire. >> why is that? >> when he turned me on to the group i loved then. i made it the goal. he was in my head saying "you'll never work with earth, wind and fire." i got there. every art. >> from usher to prince is on though tree. >> is on the tree from earth, wind and fire. >> yes, the gap band. all came from earth, wind and fire. maybe that came from sly a little. but maurice was fierce. he was fierce. >> "after the love has gone", soul. >> got to tell the story. i was sitting in an officers playing an album that i want the artist signed. he didn't like the album. i bsed him

. >> paramedic maurice white, caring for a patient in the ambulance, says his driver hasn't seen the trooper because he was driving in the ambulance's blind spot. a few minutes later, trooper martin pulls over the ambulance. what follows on the dashboard video is a bizarre encounter. >> here, now. >> what's wrong? what's going on? >> i'm talking to the driver. >> i'm talking to you. >> you better get back in that ambulance. i'm talking to the driver. >> i'm in charge of this unit, sir. >> okay. >> the trooper thinks that the ambulance driver, paul franks, gave him the finger earlier. >> you don't need to give me no hand gestures now. i ain't going to put up with that. you understand me? >> i know the character of paul franks. that's just something he wouldn't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> i ain't listening to you, buddy. you get back in that ambulance you get your [ muted ] back in that ambulance or i'll take you in. i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient wou

white house for the weekend. >> yeahy had no idea i was going. owe my friend maurice owens he went with me. we call him mo. he served as a special assistant to the white house chief of staff. he still lives in washington d.c. i met up with him at the d.c. someone said do you want to go to the white house. >> yes. >> so look at these pictures that i took while i was there. the that is right outside the door that if you were coming into any dignitaries that come to the white house this is the door that they with go into. that is in the pressroom, of course. >> there it is. >> right. >> i took so many. the that is mo. >> this guy got new. >> yes. >> is he married he is not married. the president mentioned him last february. is there a "fox news" seat with the reporters in the pressroom. but mo was mentioned in the president's speech last february when he introduced my brothers keeper because he was talking about trying to have mentors for young kid in urban communities. he told mo's story of course, coming from the bronx and making his way from the bronx college, air force to the white house. >> you mentor kid