right around the corner from my church is motown where we heard the temptations and supremes. right between my church and motown, there's plenty of decay and there's plenty of problems that are rooted in the fact that we need jobs and we need urban reinvestment in the city of detroit. so as we show the good side, we cannot forget to show the bad side. we also must continue to advocate for those things that will make detroit all around a better place. >> do you wish that some groups encouraging tourists to come and look at art and music would spend more time focusing on the decay, as you point out? >> well, i think it's more so trying to figure out creative ways where people who come to the city of detroit can invest in detroit. we need jobs so much in detroit. we know that ford took a leap, and they're reinvesting and fweth more jobs in the city of detroit. we need other manufacturers like gm and chrysler not to buzz in on private planes and buzz out but to make sure that they buzz in thousands of jobs with them. >> it sounds like in your view tourism alone is not going to do

lily tomlin, aretha franklin, a lot of motown lived here.idents where i was really threatened was in the brooster center. a lot of gangs, which is why they are tearing it down. the ecosystem in a blighted community is mostly drugs. this is really one of the most blighted parts of the city that i have known. they are either boarded up, burnt down, or they are -- hold on, bumpy ride, or they are turned into drug houses. i don't think anybody lives on this block whatsoever, which is why the road is in disrepair. okay. kind of -- okay. oh, dammit. this is not good. the people in the doorway, okay. it's one of the most dangerous areas of the city. the street of hollywood, on the east side of detroit feels to me more so than any other street in the city because of the -- the abandoned houses on this block, you can tell such heart and soul was put into the making of it. just left to rot. we're at the house on ukalet street, it's been my favorite house to shoot because of the old architecture on the outside of it. anybody home? hello? the first rule

. >>> well, money for motown.white house officials in detroit with a $300 million plan to help build up the bankrupt city. but i thought we were out of cash. i guess you can just look under the couch cushions and come up with something. $300 million they found. but i imagine it doesn't stop there. >> well, they probably don't want it to stop there. i'm not sure how many seat cushions are left in washington, d.c., where you can find $3, let alone $300 million. but detroit is the ultimate poster child for progressive politics. it's not even just about the economic meltdown there. it's about the people meltdown. i have read and i interviewed a professor from detroit who said that 47% of the adults are functionally illiterate. are the people in a position to even pull themselves up anymore after 30, 40 years of this sort of, you know, policies that they embrace? that's the bigger question in my mind. you can throw all the money at it you want. does it fix the fundamental problems? i don't think so. >> no, it doesn't.

. >> reporter: had to resign for the church in motown amidst the scandal. after moving new l.a. he married the baby mama and his daughter is clearly the apple of his eye. >> jesus, come on! you say jesus. she get a shout on. she is a blessing to me. >> reporter: a cutie. >> at a critical time in my life. i felt like giving up. just knowing she was on the way started to pull me out. >> for him coming to l.a. was the path to redemption. is the world of preaching here different from the world that you knew in detroit? >> no, not the at all. preachers are preachers everywhere. and schchurch folk are church f everywhere. >> reporter: preachers on this show are big personalities with lots of flash. >> preachers are very entertaining people. >> reporter: not slin sequesthr violet, that's for sure. ♪ god still hears a sinner's prayer ♪ >>ened of the day we are human beings. we are all flesh and blood. even with our titles and all the pratz praises that we have and accolade, we are highly decorated dirt. >> reporter: why not a reality show to dish it. david wright for "nightline" in los

administration has reportedly told officials in detroit that federal resources may be available to motown. a total bailout however, is not likely. the next bankruptcy hearing is october 23rd. consumers are losing an appetite for olive garden and red lobster. darden which own both chains reported a sharp drop in profits from its restaurants last quarter. the company blamed cautious consumer spending. darden has named gene lee has it's new president and ceo. going forward the restaurant chain wans to cut spending by $50 million a year. it includes more job cuts-- but not at the restaurant level. the only thing more popular than the just-released iphone 5-s, is the same phone in gold. demand for the gold-colored metal case is highest in asia, where apple has reportedly asked suppliers to pick up the pace. in our cover story, how apple hopes to regain its midas touch. three hours after apple's store in downtown chicago opened, the line for new i-phones still took an hour and a half. most of the buyers, leapfrogging from phones two-years-old and older. "needed an upgrade. i had the 4s. it's ge

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i thought this was a motown record. i said this ain't a motown record. i quickly got on the phone and call the people and they said this is a public domain. i said excuse me. my two law partners from harvard law school with their help and advice we went into federal court and got an injunction, that an injunction and request. the decision of the judge, he upheld it and at the beginning of october, i don't remember what date it was but i had formally submitted for statutory copyright protection. in fact the copyright order issued to martin is sent to me. the copyright is initially my name. in other words the owner of the copyright department, you can see it specifically addressed to me. i do a reproduction of that certificate so everybody sees it >> host: one of the things that struck me also was a possible -- for clarence jones. the letters from earning him jail and you played a very significant and instrumental role in getting that, facilitating that letter. tell us a little bit about that. .. so i gillen and say, martin, you have this serious problem.

. >>> motown is getting millions.hite house officials in detroit today detailing their plan to help the city through its bankruptcy. they're offering up to $300 million in what they're calling aid and not bailout. but colorado treasurer fears it's the start of one. first of all, what i found was amazing, walker, i at any time know we had any money to give out. so the must have looked under in couch cushions. >> that's right. the question to be asked is that, the american taxpayer, who is watching your show today, what is he or she get out of a bailout of detroit? the answer to that question is, absolutely nothing. >> neil: again, again -- they say no bailout. $300 million, strategic investments. you say what? >> what i say is that this establishes an awfully bad precedent. are we going to get back to a lehman brother framework of too big to fail and picking winners and losessers amongst the cities and states? we're tallly -- what the federal government is doing here is creating a culture of it being okay to mismapping

. >>> the federal government investing in a motown comeback?troit to propose 300 million dollars in combined federal and private aid. the first infusion would reportedly be used to clear and redevelop runned down properties and improve transportation and boost the police department. about two months ago, detroit came the largest city ever to file for bankruptcy. >>> hillary clinton may be on the fence about running. maybe not. that may be an exaggeration. over time, he says his daughter would make an even better chief said president clinton. is chelsea independence in following had her parents' footsteps? she played a bit coy talking to piers morgan. >> are you thought about running for office? >> i've black and bleen asked t times. >> what is the truthful answer? >> the truthful answer is the truthful answer. i'm deeply grateful for my life. i love doing this work. >> some brilliant politicians out there. this is why you'd be so perfect. you talk an entire minute without referring to remotely yes or no. >> the answer is i don't know. and that

now his widow and founder of motown will be there today to give him his place of honor.." >> nicely done, berman. >> time for a new day. chris cuomo and kate bolduan, take it away. >> very, very "white" of you. >> i'm strangely attracted to him. >> stop stealing my words. >> sorry. >>> it's almost the top of the hour. that means it's time for your top news on "new day." >>> we have seen more cooperation from the russians in the last two days than we have seen in the last two years. >> role reversal. russian president vladimir putin addressing americans pleading for restraints and calling the u.s. a bully. what will secretary kerry do when he meets the russians this morning? anterior deadly flash flooding happening now in colorado. parts of the state suddenly under water. the rescues are ongoing and we are tracking it all. >>> the dirt. tom hanks on jury duty? the lawyer who had to talk to the star and how it all changed the course of the trial! >>> your "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." we are tracking two major breaking stories this mor

first motown artist to win complete control over his own music.ult -- an unprecedented explosion of creativity. ten number one albums, 25 grammy awards, a performer with passion and a conscience. he led the push for a federal holiday to honor martin luther king, dedicated his academy award to nelson mandela, prompting the apartheid regime to ban his music. and at president obama's convention in 2 thousand 8, he brought the house down with a stirring rendition of "signed, sealed, delivered" ♪ signed sealed delivered i'm yours ♪ ♪ here i am baby ♪ signed sealed delivered i'm yours ♪ ♪ here i am baby >> ladies and gentlemen, the one and only, stevie wonder. wow. stevie wonder, i mean, where do you start? you have done it all. i mean, if the dream was on two legs, it's in your body. you from making dr. king's birthday a holiday, you led the whole crusade to fight against apartheid, and you sit here now as one that can say you started as a little boy, you now can look back on the dream, where it's come from, and you are still the one that if the guidin

i said it was a motown record being played. i quickly got the phone and said excuse me? guide to law partners with their help and advice with the injunction with the air request of the accounting of the proceeds. then he had held the copyright. enforced dash due to copyright protection it issued it to martin luther king hall but the copyright was issued in my name. the order is marching king but if you see the certificate is made. >> one of the things that struck me also the letter from birmingham jail tell us a little bit about that. >> in 1963 as one of his lawyers would of the only people to visit him. iraq have been getting nervous problem. for those who'd had the leadership bet was in jail although with the uaw. and we have a serious problem. he almost dismissed may. i really said people suggest that not that he dismissed pohai. >> and would not be foolish enough to ask if i could do a. [laughter] but then the hope behind the dream of. >> guest: it is almost like a manifesto. but then they had no books. nothing. i would ex

you think of the great history of detroit, the motown, cars, all of the culture that was so strong in you juxtapose that with the motion of people peopling their own neighborhoods. why? >> well, that's an issue. it's a good question. i went to detroit -- this book was originally within in 1990, and published today. i didn't think it would come back but it has. people burned almost for reasons that were not clear but there are no more home0s burn. devil's night is something that people don't do anymore because the city is actually so beaten up that i don't think there's enough energy for anybody to go out the night before halloween and burp -- burn anything down. >> there's a lot of talk about the unions and impact on the car companies, the promises made in terms of pensions and money that ran out. at those companies to what do you attribute the decline of detroit primarily? >> well, a lot of factors, but one of the unexplored factor is durational ones. detroit hat a terrible riot in 1967. it precipitated an enormous flight of middle class out of the city in detroit there was a mayor,

>> a while back, we did a motown tribute to nickelback.r, miley, if you're out there. hit me up. >> we've been hearing you all morning, killer. and behind the mic, robin, your girlfriend. >> yes. >> all right. >> now, making their national television debut, here's scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. ♪ ♪ there's sweaty bodies everywhere ♪ ♪ hands in the air like we don't care ♪ ♪ if you ain't ready to go home ♪ ♪ can i get a hell no we're going to go all night ♪ ♪ until we have it by ♪ it's our party we can do what we want ♪ ♪ it's our party we can say what we want ♪ ♪ it's our party we can love who we want ♪ ♪ we can kiss who we want we can sing what we want ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh hey, aye ♪ ♪ so, la, da, di, da, di we like to party ♪ ♪ dancing with miley doing whatever we want ♪ ♪ this is our house this is our rules ♪ ♪ and we can't stop and we won't stop ♪ ♪ can't you see it's we who own the night ♪ ♪ can't you see it's we who 'bout that life ♪ ♪ if you can't hear what i'm trying to say ♪ ♪ if you can't hear the drum swing ♪ ♪ maybe i'm going de

the first motown artist to win complete control over his own music. for federal holiday to honor martin luther king, dedicated his academy award to nelson mandela, prompting the apartheid regime to ban his music. and at president obama's convention in 2008, he brought the house down with a rendition of "signed, sealed, deliver." ♪ signed, sealed, delivered ladies and gentlemen, the one and only stevie wonder. wow. stevie wonder, i mean, where do you start? you have done it all. i mean, if the dream was on two legs, it's in your body. you, from making dr. king's birthday holiday, you led the whole crusade, the fight aagainst apartheid. you sit here now as one that can say you started as a little boy, you now can look back on the dream, where it's come from, and you are still the one that is the guiding light of entertainle of where we're going for the next 50 years. what does this moment of 50 years of dr. king's dream mean to you, out of all you've done? and where do you see us going? >> well, i first have to commemorate you for your keeping the dream

the first motown artist to win complete control over his own music.en number one albums. 25 grammy awards. a performer with passion and a conscience. he led the push for federal holiday to honor martin luther king, dedicated his academy award to nelson mandela, prompting the apartheid regime to ban his music. and at president obama's convention in 2008, he brought the house down with a rendition of "signed, sealed, delivered." ♪ signed sealed delivered i'm yours ♪ ♪ here i am baby signed, sealed delivered, i'm yours ♪ ♪ here uam baby ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the one and only stevie wonder. am baby ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the one and only stevie wonder.am baby ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the one and only stevie wonder. wow. stevie wonder, i mean, where do you start? you have done it all. i mean, if the dream was on two legs, it's in your body. you, from making dr. king's birthday holiday, you led the whole crusade, the fight against apartheid. you sit here now as one that can say you started as a little boy, you now can look back on the dream, where it's co

the first radio broadcast -- we put the world on wheels and made a soundtrack for a generation with motown writer in the city. this is the city of detroit where the battle of the overpass took place with where the 5-dollar workday took place where we led slaves on the south on the plantation north to their liberation right here in the city of detroit. after all of that you think you're going to be beat as some governor? do you think we are going to be be by a man who thinks we are lacy? know, no the people of the city of detroit are not and lazy. they are overworked and underpaid. [applause] they are unemployed. maybe if we started putting people to work in the city of detroit we would have economic revitalization. let me just say this in conclusion and then i will get off my soapbox but let me say this in conclusion. a man who does right for his time does right for all time. a great man said that. this is their moment to try. right here it will be said that a group of men and women of stouthearted mind sight the passion of of the principles and the courage of their convictions stood up ag

we made a soundtrack or a generation motown right here in the city. this is the city of detroit where the 5-dollar work -- took place were we led slaves off the south in the plantations to the north to their liberation right here in the city of detroit. after all that you think we are going to be beat by some governor? you think we are going to be beat by a man who thinks we are and lazy clerics now, of of the people of the city of detroit are not and lazy. they are overworked and underpaid. they are unemployed and maybe if we started putting two people to work in the city detroit we would have economic revitalization. let me just say this in conclusion. let me just say this in conclusion. a man who does write for his time does write for all time. a great man said that. this is our moment detroit. right here it will be said that a group of men and women with stouthearted minus two at the passion of their principles and the courage of their convictions stood up against the dictators named kevyn orr and a dictator named snyder and he thought he had us b