. >> so just six days after the music hears performance mike campbell to goaltendert a phone >> it wasay, sitting in my backyard, got a call, hi this is fleetwood. >> did you know what you were going do do. >> nothing as big as this. >> campbell was in as lead guitarist. >> but the band still needed another singer. >> we sat around the table and started to listen to anyone we could think of from 27 and 65. and was crazy. >> us just made it under the line. >> hey now. hey now. >> neal fin who turns 60 next month was in his hometown auckland, new zealand when he got the call. >> i had a big grin on my face because it's a call you never expect to get. >> they met in maui on march 21st. >> how long does you play together in maui. >> two days. and it did sound really good. and i have film to prove it. >> this is cellphone footage of the first session. they ran through ten songs in those two days. christine mcve also like what did she heard. >> the essence of the band was great and fun and the three voices sound really good together. i'm really happy. >> it already feels like a band and only

the new session included mike campbell, former lead guitarist for tom petty and the hearst breakers andnew members but hardly novices. >> both of these gentlemen have a legacy of their own. they don't need to have a calling card. they are who they are in their own right. >> and with them drum mer mick fleetwood says fleetwood mac has been reborn. >> is this the new band? >> absolutely. >> neither you, mike, or you, neil, thises this is a temporary gig. >> not at all. i'm making this a priority. >> campbell and flynn will replace lead guitarist lindsey buckingham who joined the group back in 1974, helped reshape their sound and wrote some of the group's biggest hits. >> mick, when did you decide you had to make this change? >> it happened after we played in new york. >> at the music cares event. >> at the music cares event, which you were there. >> reporter: it was the band's last performance in late january when they were honored at the music cares benefit on grammy weekend. all five members of the classic lineup appeared together. but tensions were building, flood wood says, because bu

he will be replaced by neal fin, that guy from crowded house and mike campbell from tom petty's band, a man who probably won't be eating hot peppers any time soon. during a pepper eating contest he ate an entire carolina reaper, the hottest pepper in the world. >> that didn't quite work out. right after that he started suffering from what doctors call a thunder clap headache. he sought medical help when the extremely painful headaches continued for days. the guy's fine right now but doctors warn eating powerful peppers isn't for everybody. yeah, imagine that. >> is that who it's like all the time? are you okay? >> i can't hear anything now. >>> houston said a final good-bye to the famed astrodome. thousands came out for what they called dome-coming. >> their last chance to see what's left of the stadium that was once home to the oilers and astros. the dome is undergoing a massive renovation and won't be open again for two years. >>> and a georgia man is suing his former boss after a pocket dial led to his firing. james stevens says he put his phone in his pocket and dialed his boss b

. >> mike campbell of tom petty's heartbreaker band, you know those guys, of course. >> buckingham joinedth stevie nicks. they had arguments over the decades. some members joined, some quit, then they joined. so this may not be that big of a shock. >> he might be back. buckingham of course wrote "go your own way." there were rumors the blockbuster 1977 album. we're opening up the vault. >> let's head to 1980, when 20/20 highlighted the band at the height of their success. >> reporter: mick fleetwood, looming over his drums like a captain, leading a charge. a founding father, the manager and in many ways the guardian of a band of musicians who are the most popular in the world who made the most successful album ever recorded by a group. the album was "rumours." sold more than 14 million copies worldwide. this song from it has become a signature number for fleetwood mac. ♪ >> reporter: the song is called "the chain", and it has a special meaning to the group, because it's the only number written by all five members, musicians better known for differences in individual style. >> there was al

be there when the band returns to the stage for a new tour but the band announced monday that mike campbellartbreakers and neil finn of crowded house will replace him so the show will go on. >> all right, sounds good. we have much more on that ahead. >>> the top headlines, president trump firing back after an fbi raid on his lawyer's home and office. agents seizing documents related to stormy daniels, the president calling it a disgrace. >>> also right now, the poisoned daughter of a russian spy was released from a british hospital. she will be taken to a secure location while her father is still recovering in the hospital. >>> and at least six people are dead after this fiery plane crashed on a famed pga golf course. the plane went down on the tpc scottsdale course in arizona just after takeoff. an investigation is under way. >> yeah, that was sad. >>> we'll begin with the backlash against "the simpsons". the show is under fire for how it responded to criticism of one of its most famous characters and abc's eva pilgrim is here with the story. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. "

mike, a new -- you have new info -- >> from an unnamed source. his name is aaron, nice beard. he was checking on highway 17 and highway 17 through campbell, san jose, moving nicely. as with all of these, it's a light drive for much of the bay. but highway 17 southbound, right around vine hill, there was a car that crashed into that. a few minutes and that completely clear. no slowing on the sensors but at the scene you're down to one lane. the south county for highway 101, moves nicely, gilroy and morgan hill and without delay. good stuff. we'll take you out toward our waze system, slowing out of tracy and livermore for westbound 205 and 580, pretty typical. this blue line takes you over two hours but look at this, zigzag gets you past the slowing and jump back on to 580 past the scene and that's what folks are doing because of the traffic. a little extra backup this morning. no construction delays reported but we do see that slower drive. we'll get you back to the other map system and show you in addition to waze, we have live cameras and street sensors, a few cars coming through up until a few minutes ago i didn't see any traffic. no d

campbell joining us to talk about the free game. we will see you in a few minutes. >> thank you, mike. >>> the 49ers's defensiveback, making one high schooler happy. >> he accompanied her to the high school prom. the couple was the talk of the town, posing for pictures. jones is a family friend, and he was more than happy to go to the lawrence county high school special needs prom and he said anything i can do to make some kids smile, i would be more than willing to do. he and lindsey were a hit out on the dance floor, too. jones was seen teaching some of his moves and taking selfies with the kids. >> that's very nice! >> bravo! >>> now to sal castaneda, managing traffic for us, and it's easier to drive through the cold rather than the hail or rain. >> we are starting 80 westbound to the macarthur maze, and the fog is an issue for some commutes, but not really here, obviously on the toll plaza or 880 out to the downtown oakland area, and you can see at the toll plaza here, we do have traffic that is backed up for about a 20 minute delay, and no problems in san francisco along northbound 101, and approaching the 880 split, looking g

mike coupe. and after 9:00, we'll chat to legendary fashion photographer ellen von unwerth who launched the careers of kate moss, claudia schiffer and naomi campbellsecretary has resigned, saying she inadvertently misled parliament. amber rudd came under fire for her part in the windrush scandal. pressure grew when she was questioned by mps, and appeared not to know whether her department had targets for removing illegal immigrants. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, has more. morning, home secretary! morning. for most of the past week, amber rudd has been under pressure. home secretary, will you resign over windrush? late last night, she did just that. and in a letter to the prime minister, she says she: . and that's why she's going. it was the windrush scandal that marked the beginning of the end for the home secretary. days of damning headlines about the treatment of legal migrants. but on wednesday, mps on the home affairs committee asked amber rudd about targets for removing illegal migrants. these words would end her cabinet career. we don't have targets for removals. she later said there had been local operational targets that she ha