diplo: for me sonny was a game changer in the dj world.roduction and mixing was another level above what i'm hearing on the radio, he has a high standard for the way he makes music sound. is the first guy i met in the dj world that has a rock star presence. on stage.dle himself a lot of djs are pretty boring. you kind of need to have the rock star. charlie: does that come from understanding movement, understanding presents, understanding relating to an audience? :expand -- skrillex it is about being true to yourself in a moment. teachingpeople i'm ing in front of, the better. charlie: the more people, the :etter you are? skrillex the energy you get from the stage is indescribable. when people are having fun with the music, it inspires you to go down the right path. charlie: what was it like taking up with the garden? skrillex: it was a great bucket list. charlie: what else is on the bucket list? diplo: charlie rose show. charlie: what about musically? it strange we have people paying attention to this project. are expecting another single

diplo: for me, sonny was a game changer in the dj world.he has a high standard for the way he makes music sound. he is the first guy i met in the dj world that has a rock star presence. he is from a band, so he can handle himself on stage. a lot of djs are pretty boring. you kind of need to have the rock star. charlie: is that natural, for those that come from being a musician on stage? you understand movement, you understand presence, you understand how to relate to an audience? skrillex: relating to an audience is about being true to yourself in the moment. areo: i feel like you socially stronger in front of a audience. people, ithe more becomes easier. o: it's better when 30 people are watching him on a laptop than by himself. charlie: you do better with people around. skrillex: especially when the energy is awesome. the energy you get from the stage is indescribable. it is this constant feedback, like a cycle. when you have good energy and people are having fun, it inspires you can -- you to continue down the right path. charlie: what w

i brought my boy sonny with me. >> jimmy: there he is. good kid, that sonny. >> yeah. he's going to be taller than him in four weeks. >> jimmy: already pretty close. >> may have to turn that head set over. >> we are watching the monologue and turns to me with a child's innocence and said daddy, what's a kardashian? i thought i'm dipping you in liquid nitrogen and we are moving to amish country right now. i'm going to put a sack over your head like a camera crew in tikrit and going in the back of a van to amish country. wouldn't that be awesome to life a life that you never knew. >> jimmy: he might know now how many books have you written. >> 4 1/2. dr. drew and i wrote the first one. >> jimmy: you are like a regular danielle steel. unbelievable. i'm nervous when i read your books because there are nuggets about me and sometimes there are things i didn't want shared. >> there are more soul search gems about you. >> jimmy: i'm in this one a few times. >> when i met jimmy, i was telling him just over lunch one day -- i think when we first met i said i have one of my buddie

me. what i would say before, panamanians, for example, luis russell with louis armstrong, we talk about also sonnyalso carlos garnett with miles davis. and a lot them. billy cobham, santi dibriano. a lot of people, panamanians, in that sense, i mention.but also s country was based in a unanimous support from all the americas. the latinos were a big part of independence for the united states. so from the beginning, what jelly roll morton talk about, this idea. (plays piano) that feeling is very latin to me. >> hinojosa: it's true. >> he call it the... >> hinojosa: i never thought of jelly roll morton and latin... >> and he call it the latin tinge, you see? and that's that rhythm. (sings rhythm) as a matter of fact, william c. handy, who wrote "st. louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba. so it's a lot of history that connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're

me begin with this. do you think of yourselves as physicians, or some thing else -- musicians, or something else? sonnyns. i came from singing in dance, playing guitar -- bands, playing guitar, piano. it, nation of a musician and an artist. wesley: in 2015, you have to have one foot in creating music, and also in how your show is put together. i am not a edition per se, but i earned how to- i l play music on my own. it is bigger than just playing a guitar and putting some thing together. you have to create an atmosphere, which makes it more complex than just laying down some chords. charlie: it is a huge, $6.9 billion a year -- sonny: it was the timing. the internet, being able to share media happened at the same time when computers and music programs were so accessible to those of us who work younger coming into music. in bands, i found it easier to express myself fully for the computer. it is a one-stop shop. you upload your stuff. music videos are made by us. wesley: the distribution chain is broken. it used to be you had a band, you had to get your band together, find friends who like to make music

me just begin with this. do you think of yourselves as musicians, or something else? sonnyians. i came from singing in bands, playing guitar, piano. aher instruments, but it is combination of being an artist and someone who creates things and brings people together to produce it. wesley: in 2015, you have to have one foot in creating music, and also in the creation of the media around the music and the way your show is put together. i am not a musician per se, but i create music now, and i learned how to play music on my own, and i think it is bigger than just playing a guitar and putting some thing together. you have to create an when you maked something electronic like this, it is more complex than just laying down some chords. charlie: it is a huge, $6.9 billion a year -- sonny: it was the timing. the fact that, you know the , internet, being able to share media happened at the same time when computers and music programs were so accessible to people like us who were younger, coming in through music, and coming through a band i found it , easier to express myself fully th

sonny hostin. and here with me in washington, former director tom fuentes.poken with darren wilson and his now wife on a number of occasions as well. in addressing whether he had ever reflected on what kind of person michael brown was, whose death will be one year ago this sunday. wilson said, do i think about who he was as a person? not really. because it doesn't matter at this point. your reaction to that? >> it sounds harsh on paper. and it is a harsh comment. but -- and i'm not defending darren wilson here. but he goes on to say i met him for just a few minutes and he was trying to kill me. probably not the best thing to say considering the position that he's in and for the family. but oftentimes, when you read something in print, if you do a magazine article, it is hard to get a context of what it is and everything in one statement. i think a television interview would have been better. you could see his facial expressions. you could also get more in the interview. but in print it sounds really harsh. >> and sonny, wilson said as a police officer his jo

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sonny out to mary's. anywhere in new york you want to go. >> that's her -- >> i won't say her age. she finished off those lamb chops, let me tell you, and mashed potatoes and the corn and the spinach. >> and donna dorable. we want to wish dop yeah nna a happy, happy birthday. >> hue jackson photo bombed a reporter outside the children's hospital. take a look at this. >> photo bomb. >> the best time of photo bomb, hugh. >> like it happens every day. >> let's see it again. >> i would go crazier than that. hi, hello. >> how did she keep her cool? >> i don't know. hugh and his wife were there as part of their work for the fight cancer foundation. he posted a picture for wrote this. the first day of our honeymoon, april 1996. >> they're such a great couple, aren't they, those two? >> the one time i was with them at their apartment. >> oh, my gosh. >> about a year and a half ago, i guess. and i said to him on the air after, i have never seen a man look at his wife the way he looks at her. >> yeah. >> it's amazing. >> it's adoration. >> he's in love. >> it's beautiful. >> taylor swift was at a concert in canada. her fans go crazy

reporter: new addition to the family a sonnies expect when pope francis arrives in philadelphia life and work mylow says guide by a higher power. >> this really was a gift to mee to find a way to share it with the world. >> reporter: my low's full collection, all five pieces called faces of francis, will be on exhibition during the world meeting of families congress and that is scheduled for september 22nd through the 25th. we are reporting live, in center city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan. >>> the pope will be in philly in just 38 days, stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow preparations for the papal visit. our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >> 6:37. they say they will post information from the cheating web site ashley madison and they d hackers have followed through on a threat to release customer information, from that site. that includes names, and credit card information. the information was stolen about a month ago. routers reports that the data a was posted on to the dark web meaning it is only accessible using a specialized browser. >>> hillary clinton is once again denying she broke the law over her us

me with the gun outstretched. >> at first, witnesses don't know what's going on. some think a movie is filming. maybe it's fireworks or a crazy prank. sonny kang is on a pay phone nearby. >> i heard the loud noise and turned around real quick and the first thing i see is the older guy with a gun in his hand. i was going to run too, but for some reason, my foot wouldn't move. i was shocked. like, oh, my god. >> the gunman is 64-year-old william strier. he's angry because he says curry is one of the people responsible for withholding his money from a trust fund. calmly, strier continues to shoot from one side of the tree to the other with curry bobbing and weaving from side to side. >> and he was just like a rabbit, just left and right, left and right. as soon as you heard a pop, he was moving. >> he hit me in the right forearm and he hit me on the left shoulder where the bullet went in and out and under the left arm, went out my back and also grazed my underarm. >> finally, after what seems an eternity, strier is out of bullets. he puts the gun in his jacket pocket and nonchalantly walks away. >> he did not break strike. he just came right

new addition to their family a sonnies expect when pope francis a arrives in philadelphia life, and work, mylow say, guided by a higher power. >> this really was a gift to me, and i have to find a way to share it with the world. >> you can see mylow's complete collection entitled faces of francis on exhibition during world meeting of families congress from september between the second to the 25th. jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> beautiful work there. >>> thirty-eight days now is what we have got until the pope arrives here in philadelphia. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow preparations for the big visit. our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >>> after a well deserved summer break, students are returning to the temple university campus . fall move in is underway there and more than 5,000 students are returning to university housing. each has a specific day, and time to move in. resident assistance and student volunteers were also on hand to help, good luck with all of that. >>> outfitting dorm rooms has become big business. it can pose a challenge to students on the budget don't want to add more expense toes an alre

sonny joins us now. more a documentary than a reality show, correct? >> yes, thanks for having meay out of what it takes to be an agent, following you as you recruit and negotiate and sign. >> it's an inside look at what we do for our clients of the. not just about the contract negotiations, it's all about the other things as well. there's a wide range of services that we offer our clients and it covers all of those things. >> anything crazy that you have to end up doing for your clients, we'll be surprised to see? >> i think you'll be surprised, it's a good show. it's real life. and you know, i found myself doing all types of stuff for my players. from helping to negotiate, planning weddings and bachelor parties to sending gifts, to negotiating contracts. i mean you name it, we try to handle it for our players. >> i always wonder when you're dealing with people like this, obviously they are supposed to have college educations, although that comes into question sometimes, what's the level of sophistication among some of your clients, when it comes to things like dealing with life,