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>> yeah, i'm mick jagger. >> i'm 21 years old. >> and here i am. i liked your show. you're cool. d brown first worked together back in 1964. this rare photo taken by bob, former rolling stones tour manager, show the two together at the world famous tammy show. brown was originally supposed to close that show. a last-minute switch gave the honor to the rolling stones who were watching as the godfather of soul blew the roof off the studio with his performance. it's a prominent moment in the movie. in the movie they have a great scene where the famous scene at the tammy. he's getting off the stage and he says to the people playing - >> welcome to america! >> what that tammy show performance represented to him was an opportunity to start crossing over into a major audience. >> he was so theatrical guys. so theatrical. >> that's why everyone loved him. then he went to appear on "the ed sullivan show", and that's mainstream stuff. that's the beginning of that for him. >> if it sound good and feel good, then it's musical. so, play it like i say play it. >> reporter: in the film james bro

wither component, we work mick jagger. he was one of the film's producers. he was very particular. he wanted things perfect. that was a great opportunity to provide him with stuff -- he knows that music. we were held to a high standard. >> what about the horns? >> we love the horns. they are incredible. -- are in engineer. great arranger. he has been working with us. locked in with jerry on the horn stuff. crazy warned section, amazing arrangements, energy. trying to get that energy he had was tough. but it was great. >> i'm talking about the music. i love the music. i have not seen the film yet. to read something my friend put up on facebook. .e is a great rider -- writer chadwick is as good as james brown. what was it like working on this music, movie, and actor? private screening. watching him, you thought it was james brown. he killed apart. i was so happy with his performance. i think it will be great for everybody. he talks like him. he moves like him. the hardest part, he dances like him. nobody dances like james brown. he pulled it off. >> i will believe that when i see it.

brazilian soccer fans, brazilian soccer fans are calling mick jagger a world cup jinx because he showed their semifinal mah this week. though it may have more to do with who didn't show up -- the brazilian soccer team. [ laughter ] [ applause ] look inward. look inward, brazil. well, argentina beat holland in the world cup semifinals yesterday. [ cheers and applause ] yes. and now, argentina will face germany in the world cup finals. argentina versus germany. and if you don't know who to root for, imagine how elderly nazis feel. [ laughter ] from here. hid here. just another reason to feel bad for elderly nazis. can't catch a break. some exciting tech news. this is some very exciting tech news. a reviewer on youtube is claiming to have a prototype of the new iphone 6 featuring an indestructible all glass front and back. "challenge accepted," said drunk girls. [ laughter ] indestructible. [ cheers and applause ] you're indestructible. i'm indestructible because you can never tell my emotions. [ laughter ] this is a little odd. broadway officials are accusing overly aggressive costumed ch

. >>> and gayle king chats with rock icon mick jagger about the legendary godfather of soul, james brownnews" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com goodrich, in for michelle go >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> here we are, good morning, it's friday, august 1. i'm juliette goodrich. it's already august? i'm juliette, in for michelle. >> here we are, everybody. hi, i'm frank mallicoat. it is friday. that's a bleed evt for all of us. lawrence karnow is here. >> so glad it's friday! going to see a lot of sunshine around the bay area today, hazy in spots. we'll talk about that and the weekend forecast coming up. >> it's all good for bay area roads. "kcbs traffic" starting off with no billing delays big delays at the bay bridge toll plaza, no accidents reported. >> thank you. >>> a california multimillionaire ditches everything and becomes homeless for a week in 100-degree fresno. joe vazquez reports, neel kashkari, the republican candidate for governor. >> jerry brown calls it the california c

. >>> and gayle king chats with rock icon mick jagger about "the godfather" of soul james brown.ws" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> philadelphia shoot and kill a home invasion section in northeast philly. one suspect remains on the loose at this hour. >> good morning, it is happening on the 900 block of wakely street. that's where "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins thus morning, cleve, hearing the homeowner somehow signalled to police for help. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, that's right. police say it was very alert office their saved a young couple from two armed robbers, it happened earlier, just at the block here, wakling street, around 12:45 this morning, police say a couple were ambushed as they came to their front door by two mask men caring guns, they forced the residents inside at gunpoint, at which time the home security line was tripped. but officers arrived, the door, one of the suspects came to t

also, the mick jagger biopic on james brown is looking to pull in close to $20 million. >>> singer/songram to announce she's pregnant. >> look at their smile. >> that's an amazing photo all the way around. all three of them look great. >>> wednesday's premiere of "sharknado 2" had about 4 million viewers. that made it the most-watched movie in network history. the numbers didn't stop there, though. they saw almost 1 billion twitter impressions. and tara reid is using that publicity to reveal her new perfume. guess what it's called. shark by tara. >> how many people will get it because they like it or how many people will get it because it's a good gag gift. >> both, maybe. it's the best thing to happen to tara reid's career after the plastic surgery drama. >> only 4 million watchers. that's like 20,000 tweets per person or something. crazy. >> we need to play catch up. all right. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day here on nbc. welcome to the corner of and "getting major kudos." just look at you. you're being healthy, even in little ways. that's worth cel

i had mick jagger as well and he -- the team was amazing. like mick had studied james brown.wn -- >> he's inspired. >> yeah, he was inspired by james brown and inspired by his ability to captivate a crowd, an audience. >> what was tougher to do, the dancing or the singing? >> the dancing. >> okay. can you still do a split? or have you lost the flexibility? >> probably can, but i'm not going to do it. >> what's your favorite james brown song? after all this, you probably have heard all of them at this point. >> it changes all the time, i think. the one that i play the most is a song called "loss on monday" that mick jagger introduced me to. >> after your performance playing jackie robinson, this one is just unbelievable, so a great problem to have. are you worried that you'll be picked to play icons only? >> you know what, i'm not looking for another one, that's for sure. a role is a role. if it's a good role and a good story, that's what i'm really looking for. james brown is almost like a superhero anyway. >> a role is a role but the splits are optional. >> exactly. "get on

we worked with mick jagger who was one of the producers. he is a stickler.s a great opportunity to be able to provide him a stuff, he knows the music, he knows the quality, what is supposed to sound like. >> what about the horns? horns.ove the the horns are incredible. we worked with jerry hey on the horns. he is our engineering -- >> didn't he play on the great quincy jones stuff? >> everything. he has been working with us girls," so we are locked in with jerry. >> james had crazy horn section and an amazing arrangement and energy. really trying to get the energy that he had which was tough for us to capture. >> i'm talking about the music because i love the music. film, music rate music writer, now he is a producer. might get mad that i am reading. chadwick is as good as james brown. working notlike just on this music and getting it authentic but working with the movie and the actor? had a private screening the other day and watching him, you thought it was james brown. he absolutely killed the part. i was so happy with his performance and i think harvey w

mick jagger is a film's producer. >> i saw him many times. he was the best. >> reporter: jagger met brown in 1964 at the "tammy" show, an all-star concert filmed in california. the rolling stones took the stage after brown. one of them calling it the biggest mistake of their career. brown was not going to let a bunch of kids steel the show from him. this may be the james brown most know, but brown's corrections went -- contributions went beyond music. those that knew him best say that legacy should be sell brighted. who is james brown? >> it's a different question. he had a lot of different personality. >> reporter: film-maker thomas hart produced the documentary "james brown - the man, the music, the legend." >> he expressed him on stage. he was a different guy offside. he believed in the community. he came from dirt poor circumstances. he never forgot where he left. not poor, poor. he was someone that wroo reach down and -- would reach down and help someone come up. he opened the door and left it open for others to come behind him. >> repor

mick jagger served as a producer on the film. >> this is getting a lot of critical buzz, it's calledat sundance and the international film festivals. he beats her up,. >> you're saying he beats her up. >> reporter: father james is a parish priest he took his vows after his wife died. a man said he will kill him in seven days, always the week goes on, james has run ins and discussions with everyone in the small village. >> you can find out where me any of these films are playing by using their internet-ready cell phone download i free app by going to >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:55 saturday morning, you're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan, everything is going according to plan. the heaviest moist is across south jersey and delaware, east of the delaware river. the heaviest is falling from the atlantic city way north -- expressway in order ward to sandy hook. we're seeing flooding in low-lying areas and areas of poor drainage. the national weather center has i should a flooding advisory from cape may, atlantic county, and point pleasant beach and belmawr. by afterno

mick jagger. >> the way he moved, the way he gave his best. >> jajagger met brown at the tay show, anl star benefit. the rolling stones took the stage after brown. he calls it the biggest mistake of their career. brown wasn't going to let them upstage him. those who knew him best, say that legacy is one that also should be celebrated. ♪ ♪ >> who is james brown? >> well, it's a difficult question to answer because james brown had a lot of different personalities. >> film maker thomas hart, close friend of brown's produced the documentary, james brown, the man, the music, the message. >> the music, the band leader, the charisma, but offstage he was a different guy. >> brown's influence on the black community is based on words and deeds. as the 1960s wore on, brown became deeply involved in the civil rights movement m. in 1968, after the assassination of dr. martin luther king, mayors turned to brown for help. >> when he stopped the riots in boston. >> that's right. it was a very dramatic time in his life and in the life of the nation. urban centers all around the country blew up in flam

is it true that you have actually jammed with mick jagger? and bono? e played with mick and bono and peter gabriel and a number of other people. it's amazing. >> he likes science fiction. he subsidizes an antenna farm listening for aliens. an avid reader, he showed us a shakespeare folio he keeps at his estate. >> this is my most-prized book, and you can see it was printed in 1623. >> this is kind of a sports center. >> right. >> oh, my god. look at this. this is gigantic. >> yeah. >> wow. look at that. oh, great swimming pool. wow, is that a slide? >> that's a waterslide, and my sister's kids have used it quite a bit. although i've seen many adults enjoy it too. including myself. >> and the chihuly art. you have a lot of his stuff. >> i really love his work. >> you became the owner of the seahawks. he likes football; he bought an nfl team. he likes basketball even more; he also bought an nba team. he's a movie buff, so he invested in dreamworks, the hollywood studio. he wants to travel, so he built himself a yacht longer than a football field equipped

legendary rock-n-roller mick jagger is one of the show's producers. >> the way he moves and the way he always gave his best. >> reporter: jagger first met brown in 1964 at the tammy show. an all-star concert filmed in california. the rolling stones took the stage after brown. one of them later calling it the biggest mistake of their career. brown wasn't going to let a bunch of kids steal a show from him. this may be the james brown most people know, but brown's contributions went well beyond music. he was also a prominent social and political figure. those who knew him best said that legacy is one that should also be celebrated. who is james brown? >> well, it's a difficult question to answer because james brown had a lot of different person amounts. >> reporter: filmmaker thomas hart close friend of brown's produced the documentary, james brown, the man, the music, and the message. >> of course he expressed himself best on stage with the band leader, the music, charisma, style. off stage he was a different guy. >> reporter: brown's influence on the back community is based on words and

then mick jagger tells us why he's bringing the other james brown story to the big screen and how the godfather of soul influenced the rolling stones. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> that movie was 15 years in the making. so it's got good reviews so far. we'll check it out this weekend. have a good show. >> a great interview. take care. >>> ahead of the c.i.a. admits the agency improperly searched computers used by the intelligence staffers. >> the staffers were preparing an investigation into the controversial coast 9/11 c.i.a. -- post-9/11 interrogation program. the c.i.a.'s internal watchdog found some agency employees did inappropriately access those senate computers. >> senator mark udall who sits on the intelligence committee has since called for brennan to resign. >>> congress passes a landmark bill to help veterans avoid the long waits at health care facilities and try to fix other department problems in the v.a. it already has overwhelmingly passed in the house. the bill includes $10 billion in emergency spending to allow veterans who can

. >> plus our conversation with mick jagger, his new movie, and what happened when he met "the godfatherfor the first time. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the federal jet headed for liberia to transport two americans infected by the ebola virus. >> they work to bring home two

. >>> plus our conversation with mick jagger. and what happened when he met the godfather of soul for the first time. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> the federal jet headed for liberia to transport two americans infected by the ebola virus. >> the u.s. works to bring home t.o. infected americans. a

mick jagger is among them. montage saying it is better together. >> who will face it today? >> obama authorizes airstrikes. he says the strikes would be against islamic militants but he will not send in ground troops. the news sends equities lower. china charges ahead. the trade surplus surges to a record.s exports hit a welcome to "countown," i mark barton joined by manus cranny and caroline hyde. up 21%.ting profit 92 million balance -- pounds. ourselves, tuind venturer in joint russia and ukraine. they did promise a strong summer. we have had a strong summer. group revenue, 3.8 billion pounds. clearly a strong third quarter. this is a company that does not seem to initially be hinting at some of the concerns. that was unrest in egypt put off travelers. they are looking to sell a lot of all-inclusive packages. those are big bucks. better premium with those. as we come to recovery, i traveled in june and have never seen as many people traveling then. >> packed in mykonos. >> it was 80% occupancy. as you come i

the letter was signed by mick jagger and oscar winning actress judy dench. >> there's more much to >>in america festival rocks into its second day on the benjamin franklin parkway. this year is a two coast event. >> u.s. a firing against isis to help two towns under siege. >> first meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with a look at the accuweather forecast. doesn't feel so good out there, does it, criminals. , it feels like -- chris, you know what it feels like, nydia, it feels like a steam room where you go to sweat. we're topping out at 90 degrees later on. right now we're sitting at 76, 77. actually we're up to 78. 77 in reading. 75 in allentown, trenton, 79. lancaster, 79 and on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 77. look how quickly the numbers respond later this afternoon. these are feels-like temperatures. philadelphia it will feel like 95 with the heat and humidity, trenton, 95. reading, 90. allentown, 93 and lancaster, 94. the. this will one of the hotter days that we've seen in quite sometime. we haven't seen temperatures this warping in probably 2 1/2 or three weeks. i

. >> mick jagger. >> hey, good day. >> not a cloud in the sky. >> you are wrong, chris murphy. >> i said shore. >> oh, please. >> pick on chris day is my favorite day. >> all right. it is, tuesday, august, 2014, a cloudless day. >> yes, we're on a role. >> new study that claims women are more likely to be lied to then, men. there is a pretty big reason for that gender difference. we will talk about it. we will see if you agree. >> bottoms up to local breweries named the best in the nation. major list they made this morning. >>> and, cirque du soleil is here on good day, the the show is come back to philadelphia next month with a spectacular production called verikey we will give you a special performance in a half an hour. >> awesome. >> all right guys, do you believe in soul mates. >> no. >> no. >> new research suggests that believing you and your partner are made for each other can hurt your relationship. >> how. >> well, this study was done at university of toronto. scientists say when you elevate your spouse or significant other to the level of the soul mate it sets you up for unreal

and yet the last picture you show after showing pictures with mccartney and ringo and mick jagger, youyour life. your, quote, emotional suicide. >> that's what it was. i had a very big life, i still do and plan on still having one. but a very blessed life, especially from that side of the tracks. abe lincoln poor in south dakota. and to get out of there and come up through the ranks. but part of my alcoholism was that my life was so big, i started believing every lie i was telling myself, that i could drink like a normal person. who's drank with me here. you have, you have. >> do you remember drinking with me? i'm joking. >> please don't tell me. did something happen? >> no, nothing happened. >> i had a very big life. and the alcoholism kind of set in when i was 55. and a disaster. but i'm fine now. i've done a lot -- when i was writing this book -- how do i address this panel. do i just say joe or mika? >> you just talk to whoever you want to talk to. >> mika, when i was writing this book -- >> that's the smart move. >> i couldn't believe how much i had done. this book should be calle

mick jacker is a producer. >> i saw him many times and studied hip, the way he moves. the way he gave his best. >> reporter: jaggeret brown at the tammy show, an all-star concert filmed in california. the really stones took the stage after brown. one of them calling it the biggest mistake of their career. brown was not going to let a bunch of kids steal a show from them. this may be the james brown most know. but brown's contributions went beyond music. he was a prominent social and political figure. those who knew him best say that legacy is one that should be celebrated. who is james brown? >> well, it's a difficult question to answer because james brown had a lot of perimeteries. >> thomas heart, film producer, a close friend produced the documentary "james brok brown - the man, the music, the legend." he had the style and music on statement, offstage he was different. he believed in the community he never forgot. he came from dirt poor circumstances. not poor, poor much he was someone that would reach down and help someone else come up. he didn't just open up the door. he opened up the door and left it open fo

. >> plus our conversation with mick jagger, his new movie, and what happened when he met "the godfather" of soul for the first time. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the federal jet headed for liberia to transport two americans infected by the ebola virus. >> they work to bring home two infected americans. >> an atlanta hospital is prening for the arrivalth of e first ebola patient to be treated in the u.s. >> a crisis in the middle east after a 72-hour cease-fire wentz into effect overnight. both sides claim it's already been broken. >> officials in gaza say tank >>re killed paleiastinns. tropical storm bertha is moved toward the caribbean. a storm watch for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. >> former president bill clinton before the september 11th attacks admitting he passed up a chance to kill osama bin laden. >> i could have killed him. >> in chicago chaos erupts when a disgruntled employee shoots his employer and kills himself. >> you go to work one day and there's a shooting. >> a series of gas explosions rippe