curtis mayfield never gets his props. >> what i love about curtis and bob dylan and bob marley, they, if you watched the life of curtis mayfield and bob dylan, they all had this commercial success. it was based on pop records. what happened to the three of them, at some point, they became almost someone else. they went on a spiritual journey, some type of spiritual rebirth. the person that was born was much more spiritualized. there are times when an artist needs to represent without saying anything. when i see bob dylan or bob marley, i know there is a god. it does not matter what they are saying. it is the conviction of their soul. they are just standing there and you know there is a god. he is the same. he is a boxer and i did not like that when i was a little girl. it did not make any sense to me at all. but he is a character, he underwent this transformation. he became a different person, muhammed ali. where has he gone? what has happened? then i understood. it was a spiritual transformation. four very interesting characters to me. daughter, they times to believe in god. -- they

to the young people like -- like 13-year-old ann riddel from mayfield ohio who had been saving for two years to go to disney world and decided to use her savings instead to travel to pennsylvania with her mom and volunteer there as well. to the veterans, child hood friends, new yorkers and arkansans who travelled across the country telling anyone who would listen why you supported me. and to all of those women in their 80s and their 90s, born before women could vote, who cast their votes for our campaign. i told you before about florencestein of south dakota, who was 88 years old and insi insisted that her daughter bring an absentee ballot to her hospice bedside. her daughter and friend put an american flag behind her bed and helped her fill out the ballot. she passed away soon after and under state law her ballot didn't count but her daughter later told a reporter, my dad's an ornery cow boyd and didn't like it when mom's vote didn't counted. i don't think he voted in 20 years but voted in place of my mom. to all those who voted for me and to whom i pledged my utmost, my commitment to

to the young people. [ applause ] like 13-year-old ann riddle from mayfield, ohio who had been saving for two years to go to disney world, and decided instead to use the money to travel to pennsylvania with her mom and volunteer as well. to the veterans and childhood friends and to new yorkers and arkansasians. who traveled across the country telling anyone who would listen, why you supported me. and to all those women in their 80s and their 90s born before women could vote, who cast their votes for our campaign. i have told you before about florence stein of north dakota, 88 years old and insisted that her daughter bring a absentee ballot to her hospice bed side, and they put an american flag behind her bed and helped her fill it out. she passed away and under state law, her ballot did not count but her daughter said, my dad is a tough cow boy, and was not happy when he found her vote was not counted. he had not voted in 20 years, but he voted in place of my mom. [ applause ] so, to all those who voted for me and to whom i pledged by mosd the progress we seek is unyielding. you have

. >> right now, turn our attention to the soul train gang and the master story teller, mayfield. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> teenagers got their 15 minutes of fame, synchronized dancers. it changed music in general gave certain artists their first national exposure, aretha franklin and real r.&b for the entire country. >> two things about it, one, that video was awesome. second of all, this is all the different ways the white community became more comfortable with the black community, media was a part of it. he helped that asimulation. people way underestimate that. >> there's dancing in music videos all the time you. sit and watch it. you've got lady gaga doing line dances. we know michael jackson started that with dances like this. people practice in their room in the mirror now. who would want to sit and watch a music video without some kind of entertaining part of it. it's not just black history, it really leads to how it changed the history of american music where anybody can probably emulate and do this type of thing. >> the other part of the story i love, he starts in chicago and his program d

now, several of those juveniles have just been arrested down along chester field avenue, mayfield avenue. and one just right here at bel air road and erdmann avenue. we've seen as many as 50 juveniles running out into the middle of the street, stopping cars. police, there's at least 15 or 20 police vehicles right here along bel air road and erdmann avenue, trying to maintain order. it's not clear exactly what these juveniles are doing. but police are arresting them as they can catch them. there's been several foot pursuits. we know of no injuries at this time. several arrests we believe at this time are for fighting or disorderly conduct. but there's at least 30 or 40 juveniles standing at the bus stops or corners here, and dashing out into traffic for no apparent reason. police are still trying to gain control of of the situation. we'll continue to keep you monitored. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting live. >>> this saturday, baltimore's own archbishop edwin o'brien will be elevated to cardinal. and all this week, direct from rome, the catholic review is sharing its coverage w

you wan' do ♪ ♪ when you come and i get my hands on you wait 'til i get you girl ♪ ♪ i'm curtis mayfield reason i'm sure she'll be open ♪ ♪ from the -- or how i say a line and it stimulates her mind ♪ ♪ my sense of humor i make her smile while passin' time ♪ ♪ it's sexual it's not perverted or obscene ♪ ♪ the foreplay we play until i touch her 'til she ♪ ♪ cash rules the shortie she's something out a dream half j-lo half jessica biel she in between ♪ ♪ got that island girl swag she dutty wine when we get back to the spot that is mine ♪ ♪ see how i switch gears her bra gone it's on it's showtime it's my turn to perform ♪ ♪ leave the lights on while i get it i got it good ♪ ♪ she sayin' she love my show i'm sayin' i knew she would ♪ ♪ you gon' get it you gon' get it i got a plan for you i got it all planned girl ♪ ♪ girl it's on 'til the 'mon when you come through ha ha ha ♪ ♪ i can't think of a thing that i won't do what you wan' do ♪ ♪ when you come and i get my hands on you wait 'til i get you girl ♪ ♪ when i put my hands all over you ♪ ♪ i want you darling ♪ if you think you're lonely

and you is the believe with "sparkle" based on the music of curtis mayfield, and something that we will want to listen to. >> chris witherspoon, we talk about what is next and where the legacy goes, and we can't help but talk about bobbi kristina, and we saw her weeping in tend and embracing her and others, and you have to wonder about this girl who in the wake of her mother's death collapsed not once or twice requiring hospitalization. these two were so close. she only 18 years old. she still needs her mom. >> yes, and i think that i know that she yesterday there were pictures of her after the wake, and she looked great, and seems like she is back on her feet, and she was hospitalized twice this past week, and it has been rough for her, but she has a strong memory of her mother that we will never know the intimacies that shes ha and we will never know that nonverbal part of her that she can cling to and know the special relationship. i'm curious about how if she can stand on her feet, and there is rumors of her with battles with addictions -- >> vehemently denied. >> yes, and i want to

most people in america are not protesting. 340 million of them -- actually, mayfield agreed.se and i don't have the horse in this race. but i don't get a sense that people in america hate barack obama enough yet to want to really kick him out. >> okay. well, the thing is the mainstream media is not going to report to you the origins of the occupy movement. it was the biggest story of last year according to time magazine. if you look at the origins, it's the same people that organized against bush and katrina. same people that organized the anti-war movement. it was even the same exact people that protested the republican national convention in 2008. where two members of these radical groups were arrested for planning to use molotov cocktails against the police. >> andrew, i think we're getting slightly tangential here. >> well, i -- >> only you could have brought molotov cocktails into this. let's cut to what my gut senses at the moment. most republicans even if they're conservatives aren't really warm to mitt romney. probably looking at the whole race now thinking a romney/c

. ♪ move on up toward your destination ♪ >>> oh, little curtis mayfield this morning. move on up.le. appreciate that. >>> let's get right back to our panel. krista freed land, will cain. we want to start with the breaking news coming to us from afghanistan this morning. new eruptions of rage there. a local official says four more people have been killed this morning in protests over what was a mistake, the burning of a koran at the largest u.s. air base there. two american soldiers were killed yesterday. newt gingrich has been blasting president obama for apologizing to the afghan president hamid karzai. he said this. >> president obama surrendered twice today, and i think it deserves to be brought to the country's attention. i haven't seen the president demand that the government of afghanistan apologize for the killing of two young americans. >> one of those protest days happening very close to the u.s. consulate. we are continuing to follow this story very closely. james eu, a former chaplain is going to come and join us to talk about some of the implications of what is happeni