i ended up firing him motown artists and their music influenced pop culture itself.tations the supremes, there was this image that was so refined and so dignified and they sound so wonderful that it really is building a sense of pride awareness and a sense of i can achieve whatever want to achieve his legacy continues through his son and nephews group lmfao. i am sure that everybody looked back at berry michael king that is the definition of what it means. >> amazing career, i interviewed him a few years ago when he wrote a book. you can watch the full interview with berry gordy on our website. chicago's history makers produced a full hour program about him that will air february 22nd. monopoly making a big change. whoo! whoo! this is why we do this! freedom! the open road! no doubt! and progressive has great coverage and policies starting at just $95 a year. i dig that! most bikers do -- that's why progressive is number one! whoo! whoo! let's renew up. yeah, that sounds good man. do i have any bugs in my teeth? no, you're good. number one in motorcycle insurance. no

am a motown sensation.nd then boom. almost as fast as you got it, they dropped you. how did that feel, that time in your life? >> it was it was taking a step back. i used to be able to walk into a room and say i'm bruno mars signed with motown records. and then now i have to say, i got dropped from motown records. you lose leverage. you lose people believing in you because they go, well, why didn't it work. >> how did you get told the news? >> it was like this. hey, we don't want you anymore. >> as brutal as that? >> it wasn't as brutal as that. it's not mo two's fault. i was too young. i didn't know what it was like. i knew i could sing. but there's so much more that i had to learn. i didn't come from the recording background. i came from doing live shows and performing with bands and that was my craft. i didn't know what it took to be, you know, to record and be a recording artist. now you've got to the write songs and establish who you are. i don't know if anyone knows who they are at 18 years old. >> di

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. >> dad foo has a big show coming up on broadway courtesy of our friend doug morris called "motown the >> yes. yes. it's going to be amazing. >> we'll see you at that opening. >> the grammys must have been a thrill for you guys. how was that? >> it was amazing because it was our second nomination, and we went out there, and then i hooked up with jay leno. >> of course, you did. you were on the carpet. >> yeah. >> you did not hook up with jay leno. >> i didn't hook up with him -- >> choose your words lightly. >> i cour >>. >> corresponded for him. >> there you go. >> for him. >> now we understand. >> yeah. >> how was that working the red carpet for him? >> the red carpet? it was amazing. sometimes i couldn't get the celebrities' attention. >> how? >> i know. see? >> and you know it. >> and i know it. but they didn't know it. all i had to say is i'm working for jay, and then they would -- they love jay. >> can i ask you a question. i'm so into your hair right now. i just need to touch it. i have the same hair when i -- when was the last time that you cut it? >> i like that. >> when did y

. - [sighs, whimpers] [motown music] - ♪ i'll keep loving you ♪ - who's that? who is that? back in the dating scene, and i'm really excited. i've even taken some steps to amp up my game. i feel good about the future. twice as good. [soft guitar music] ♪ - you will find a better place. - okay. there's that positivity that i always loved, mrs. sanghvi. uh, bruce leezard, you know, will be joining me. [clears throat] we had a bit of a kerfuffle. uh, the apartment plummeted to a frigid 81 degrees. he lashed out in a manner that befitted him as a brown belt. uh, he was able to, uh, spot my weak point. ow! jesus, bruce leezard! i said, "i'm gonna learn from my mistakes. i'm gonna take care of this permanently," and that meant to, uh, you know, get the iguana tail permanent. it comes right around the neck, and i call it a "tat tail." this little bugger's never gonna, you know, get me again. bruce... you know, i know he's a lizard, people say, "he's not gonna talk to you," but i--i think one of the-- one of these days he's gonna open up those choppers and really let me have it. - o

i am motown philly through and through, actually born if philadelphia and i love boys 2 men. >> whatbout the band? >> they are one of the top recording artists of all time. he is smart to bring these people in and bring these men in and i'm sure the russian men are grateful. >> successful countries are successful by keeping the birthrate up. isn't he right? >> it begs the question why boyz2 men. are they the only ones who agreed to go to russia to perform? >> i'm sure they are being paid a lot of money. >> a lot out the wazoo. >> hey, the three-fer. >> you are not going to have to edit that. >> do you even know what it means? >> then my apologies to the "red eye" editing department jie. we will edit it out to make people think what you are saying is horrible. you are the expert. you are in a barber shop quartet. >> they sang a mean:00 pell law. >> they made the transition from boyz2 men and i was waiting. i have been on this, but i haven't seen this happen. >> there were a lot of other men that would ruin the day that it would happen. oh well. what is so sexy about vocal harmony? >>

back then i was listening to motown. my sisters were listening to ella and sara. that is really my roots. i grew up listening to that. so i feel comfortable there. but also, getting back to the state of r&b, it is kind of like diminished. i see every other john roll music getting stronger, and r&b kind of diminishing -- every other genre of music getting stronger. country is huge. gospel is bigger than r&b. somewhere along the line, r&b just kind of vanished. maybe you can a treated to there are not as many singers as there were back in the day. distinct voices, too. tavis: to what you attribute the dearth of those artists, and what happens in the culture, certainly in african-american culture, what happens in our culture that has allowed for the diminishing number of those kinds of artistic voices? >> i think we are into the hippest thing going. we are into the next hip thing. we sometimes forget about what happened before us. i think technology came in, and there was this age of sampling. you got these young artist now and they are sampling everything instead of

national referendum voted in favor of the project the vote however was deemed invited because of all motown out the government said it was holding construction because of the high cost of the plant although some experts suggest well gary is allies in europe and the u.s. fears the project could mean energy dependence on russia and a woman of child says authorities did their best to bring the bow down. you have to think it will go that. using clear nuclear power or approximately forty years and the source of. all three books that we're using very safe and very real world. once. usually supporting or just. a little bit more with. approximately twenty percent just because of the efforts of the majority but i think if you special new special commission soon in the parliament. who are going to just go there is the people looking at all these so-called blue purple but see even you distributions bulgarian civil. a lesson i'll check some other news making headlines this hour in spain riot police clashed with hundreds of personnel in the capital madrid outrage was sparked after prime minister rudd ho

i am motown philly through and through, actually born if philadelphia and i love boys 2 men. >> whatre one of the top recording artists of all time. he is smart to bring these people in and bring these men in and i'm sure the russian men are grateful. >> successful countries are successful by keeping the birthrate up. isn't he right? >> it begs the question why boyz2 men. are they the only ones who agreed to go to russia to perform? >> i'm sure they are being paid a lot of money. >> a lot out the wazoo. >> hey, the three-fer. >> you are not going to have to edit that. >> do you even know what it means? >> then my apologies to the "red eye" editing department jie. we will edit it out to make people think what you are saying is horrible. you are the expert. you are in a barber shop quartet. >> they sang a mean:00 pell law. >> they made the transition from boyz2 men and i was waiting. i have been on this, but i haven't seen this happen. >> there were a lot of other men that would ruin the day that it would happen. oh well. what is so sexy about vocal harmony? >> when i used to go around

in downtown westminster, it is doin s some sad news from the motown alumni association. damon harris has passed away at the age of 62. he was being treated at johns hopkins hospital for prostate cancer but his official cause of death has not been released. since then harris form his own band and came out with a number of records over the years. he has been working with the prostate cancer foundation to raise awareness of the disease. >> here is a question for all of you guys in the studio. do men just run out of words? there may be a medical explanation why most women enjoy talking more than men do. scientist at the university of maryland discovered high levels of protein in the brains of women and they say that protein controls language and vocalization. an examination of 4-year-old and 5-year-old children revealed 30% more of the protein in girls. first lady michelle obama is teaming up with sesame street's big bird to help spread the word to kids about eating healthy in staying active. it is part of that third anniversary celebration of the let's move campaign. >> we

seen that, but they're going to use berry gordy, the rock-and-roll hall of famer who founded and motownears old. he is not the mideast with in terms of official recognition. so they are taking -- and we have not seen that one. gerri: so there are some surprises here. i was asking you about the rita -- doritos and the axe at. companies, are they hoping to increase awareness of brand? what is the goal here? >> almost trying to do all those things. different companies, like anheuser-busch, you know the brand. this year they're going to run a spot with clydesdales which will resonate with the audience, stevie nicks singing landslide in the background which will get people to do and got. gerri: of a certain age. >> but they are also pushing aircraft be your with jay-z. two different things going on. some things want to start of the campaign. some people want to reinforce their brand. there will be talked about the vote. gerri: this is, as you said, the super bowl of ads. who you think will come away with the biggest impression, the biggest nap? >> it may be the old standby, but doritos does

i told them, there's an old motown song, ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no valley low enough, ain't no river wide enough to keep us from wing this championship. that's exactly what i said. it's a great song too. as i said before, not even close, i know who the other coach is, and i know the ways those guys reflect his personality, he wasn't going to allow for it to end that way. they handled that better than we did. the momentum turned and they handled it well. >> your offense has done it. and now your defense led five times -- >> i don't know if i have words for it. i think it speaks to our resolve. it speaks to our determination, our mental toughness, our faith, our trust in one another. our belief in one another. that's what wins and loses games, they always turn on situations like that, our guys have been there in the end. we had five or six in a row like that, it's been incredible. i thought we still have 13 minutes left in the third quarter, we have a lot of football left to play, and i knew who we were playing, the team and the coach that was across the sideline, that was goi

i told them, there's an old motown song, ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no valley low enough, ain't no river wide enough to keep us from wing this championship. that's exactly what i said. it's a great song too. as i said before, not even close, i know who the other coach is, and i know the ways those guys reflect his personality, he wasn't going to allow for it to end that way. they handled that better than we did. the momentum turned and they handled it well. >> your offense has done it. and now your defense led five times -- >> i don't know if i have words for it. i think it speaks to our resolve. it speaks to our determination, our mental toughness, our faith, our trust in one another. our belief in one another. that's what wins and loses games, they always turn on situations like that, our guys have been there in the end. we had five or six in a row like that, it's been incredible. i thought we still have 13 minutes left in the third quarter, we have a lot of football left to play, and i knew who we were playing, the team and the coach that was across the sideline, that was goi

i told them, there's an old motown song, ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no valley low enough, ain't enough to keep us from wing this championship. that's exactly what i said. it's a great song too. as i said before, not even close, i know who the other coach is, and i know the ways those guys reflect his personality, he wasn't going to allow for it to end that way. they handled that better than we did. the momentum turned and they handled it well. >> your offense has done it. and now your defense led five times -- >> i don't know if i have words for it. i think it speaks to our resolve. it speaks to our determination, our mental toughness, our faith, our trust in one another. our belief in one another. that's what wins and loses games, they always turn on situations like that, our guys have been there in the end. we had five or six in a row like that, it's been incredible. i thought we still have 13 minutes left in the third quarter, we have a lot of football left to play, and i knew who we were playing, the team and the coach that was across the sideline, that was going to be a tou

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economic summit thursday honoring motown records barry gordy.p with the reverend jesse jackson and how to best bridge the economic gap between the races. he thinks that education is the most effective solution. >> better to educate people and leave them ignorant and unemployed. it must start with prenatal care, head start and day care on the front side. not just welfare on the backside. ashley: that was the reverend jesse jackson speaking out on education. tracy: we have breaking news now for you. "wall street journal" reporting that time warner cable ceo glenn britt will step down at year's end the source says the stock is down, the stock is down two third of a percent again. time warner cable ceo glenn britt stepping down according to "the wall street journal.". hmmm. >>> all right. we have automakers turning some heads with their january sales. ashley: yeah. tracy: even auto expert rebecca lindland says she is amazed by some of them. she is our guest next. ashley: everyone wants a new car. let's look at the winners and losers with the dow the

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ashley: motown. tracy: bummer, right? ashley: it is.t, there is no bright light at the end of this tunnel it doesn't seem. >>> fighting back against hack attacks. find out what the government is doing for u.s. businesses against what are believed to be attacks by the chinese army. ashley: look how the dollar is moving. it has been strong. is helping to push those commodity prices down. we'll be right back. ens. answer. >> at 21 minutes past the hour i'm arthel negative develop with your fox news minute. lance armstrong's attorney says he will not meet with the u.s. anti-doping agency. they wanted to interview armstrong under oath to discover his knowledge of performance-enhancing drug use in cycling. today was the deadline to agree to an interview. the usada said armstrong's cooperation could lead to a reduction of the lifetime ban? the sport. >>> the large majority of 800,000 dod workers will be place on administrative furlough if forced spending cuts are allowed to occur. >>> former congressman jess he is jack is, jr. is guilty of usi

especially for all you motown lovers. the temptations, has passed away. according to his daughter, the 62-year-old singer had been battling prostate cancer for the last 14 years. you may remember harris joined the temptations at the ripe age of 20. replacing one of the group's original lead singers. i was telling my team today, i'll never forget it, one of my very first concerts as a little girl was seeing the four tops and the temptation, together right here in atlanta. here's a little more.

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." >> caller: greetings from motown, and in the immortal words of the four tops, detroit is reachingntitlement, the voting rights act. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, i heard that. and speaking as a black man, white people since the beginning of this country, especially conservative whites have had racial entitlements for 400 years here. >> stephanie: thank you, exactly. >> caller: and for [ inaudible ] and then on top of that you had the lead justice, john roberts claiming there is more voter disenfranchise choicement in massachusetts than mississippi. >> stephanie: what? i think i speak for all hard-of-hearing darth vaders when i say what? [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: justice scalia called it a perpetuation on a -- >> stephanie: that was a gasp. get that ready on prop 8 because you know he is go to say something incredibly homophobic. [ gasp ] >> that's the best gasp i have ever heard. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: the last time the voting rights law was before the justices, it passed 98-0 when it was before the senate -- scalia claimed four years ago this vote undermines

especially for all you motown lovers. damon harris, former member of the temptations, has passed away. according to his daughter, the 62-year-old singer had been battling prostate cancer for the last 14 years. you may remember harris joined the temptations at the ripe age of 20. replacing one of the group's original lead singers. i was telling my team today, i'll never forget it, one of my very first concerts as a little girl was seeing the four tops and the temptation, together right here in atlanta. here's a little more. ♪ you make my life brighter >> and that does it for me. i'm brooke baldwin. live at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. let's take you to washington. "the situation room" with wolf blitzer begins now. >>> brooke, thanks very much. we're standing by to hear from the house speaker john boehner and we're waiting for anyone here in washington to suggest a real actual compromise that will avoid those devastating forced budget cuts. >>> it's one scandal after another as pope benedict begins his final work

. >> it's the home of motown so there's a lot of history there. chances that you will file for bankruptcy? >> i think they are very slim because, once again, it will really -- when we've got aaa ratings from three -- our state has got a high rating. i think it's probably bb plus. we've got two of the surrounding counties that are aaa. and if in fact detroit were to file for bankruptcy, it would have a negative impact on the counties surrounding us as well as the state. so i don't think anybody want to go in that direction. >> mayor, good luck to you. good luck to all of the folks in detroit. we hope you guys come back. >> thank you so very much. we appreciate the support. >> dave bing is the mayor of detroit. >>> a former senator makes a startling revelation. he was long known as a family man but he's just revealing a major secret he's kept for three decades. that's coming up. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting

♪ for the second time this month, a motown family grieving the death of richard street.e joined the r & b sensation group in the early '70s. d damon harris died a couple of weeks ago. i'm brooke baldwin. let's take you to washington now. "the situation room" with wolf blitzer starts right now. >>> happening now, they are just about to ring a bell on a roller coaster day, almost history making day on wall street. stay right there. we're going to see how close the dow industrials come to their all-time high. >>> also, what's wrong with this picture up on capitol hill, lawmakers are getting out of town instead of working to help the forced spending cuts that hit tomorrow. >>> plus, look at this. dennis rodman, yes, believe it or not. dennis rodman scoring a diplomatic triumph. there he is. he is sitting right next to the leader of north korea, kim jong-un, courtside at a basketball game in pyongyang. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> all eyes are on wall street. the new york stock exchange closing on a day that saw the dow jones industrial average making