... a slightly different lineup because jermaine had left and stayed at motown. and so i met him as an 18-year-old at our home in san francisco for a tv show. we decided to have a different location than the usual backstage or hotel room. and so they all emerged out of a long stretch limo on buchanan street in japantown in san francisco, and popped into our apartment-- dianne and mine-- and sat there for an interview for television. michael was extremely shy, a little awkward. i mean, he was kind of tall and gangly, wore a black sweater, white shirt, big afro, and... but whenever he sat down or when it was his turn to talk, he would talk quite earnestly and quite articulately-- unlike me-- and... >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> ...and said some very interesting things. >> hinojosa: you're doing good, you're doing good. but let me ask you this. you know, there is a sense that these rock stars are, you know-- we all know this, they're larger than life. you know, they end up on magazine covers, huge concerts... you're with them in their most human moments. >> hmm, yes.

including original pressings of motown singles.rdie's stein way which he often played with some of his labels biggest stars including stevie wonder and the supremes. >>> up next, living stronger, a sailor's ageless love affair with the sea. >>> we end with our special feature, setting an example for living stronger. here is don dahler. to take to the open sea in a 42-foot sailboat is to risk it all. rod johnstone and nephew clay burkeholder. are not only doing battle with wind, weather, water, they're competing against 34 other boats in the legendary bermuda race. in the 40-year-old event. boats sail from new port, rhode island to the island nation and. >> the 635 mile journal year is difficult and exhausting. teammates exist on 30 minute cat naps. >> dealing with the forces of nature. and back to your primeval self. >> your hold, 80. >> correct. >> still racing? >> yeah, love it. never stop. >> he's been sailing since 4. as much as he loved his early boats there was always the feeling that he could do better. >> my brain sort of,

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morning's and greetings from motown. i wanted to make a question and comment if you have time. i was wondering, i'm talking about primarily the white conservatives who defend donald trump and who hate black people like me. people who conduct folks like colin kaepernick to justices white america, particularly older white america has committed against african-americans and people of color. i think that is what a lot of the white people do understand. before my comment, i wanted to people, there are some -- are conservative african-americans who are who deny that why people hate -- somewhat people hate people of color guest: i think you will find a small margin in every group that will dislike people because of a life choice or religion. i cannot quantify because i don't know the percentage but i think it would be reasonable to say that every group, you will find people who dislike people for the most bitter chris reasons. host: when we have lebron james: the president a bomb, is that , is that-- a bum accurate? -- i think it is difficult to have a peaceful discourse when the pres

has this big tv special, motown's 25th anniversary.v. ♪ she was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene ♪ >> when the rest of the world was going crazy and he can't get on mtv? michael jackson? come on. ♪ >> when he does that moonwalk, if you were sitting on the couch by the end of it you were on the floor in front of the tv. you couldn't believe what you were seeing. >> i would say the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. the next week "thriller" started selling a million copies a week. >> i like michael jackson because he's bad, he knows how to dance. >> he's so sexy and so gorgeous. >> he's exciting! >> michael jackson is the man of the '80s. >> mtv starts to get pressure from cbs records, which was michael jackson's label. >> rock and roll in itself was really the thing that broke a lot of rules. when you're very successful, you try to make your own rules occasionally. >> as the story goes, cbs essentially said we will pull every other artist we have on mtv if you don't play this. they

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. >> you think about motown, you think detroit same thing here mission district created by santana. >> it was a melting pot of musicians. >> i'm just really happy to paint and especially in >>> a new report says apple tv is stepping up its game when it comes to original content of a hollywood reporter sites multiple sources who says apple is looking for original trauma "game of thrones" or "breaking bad "it laufrm launched two apped and will acquire $2 billion in original content. >>> bay area cities are proud of the coffee content here. how's it measure against other cities. seattle is the number one coffee city in the united states followed by portland. san francisco came in third. the company analyzed 100 cities and compared price, average spending per household and total coffee shops and more. nearly a dead heat the top three cities separated by just fractions. >>> more to come president trump with his biggest campaign promise aimed at your wall the huge proposed tax cut that the president says is non-negotiable. . >>> a desperate plea for helm from puerto rico, you will hear from

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and three motown legends reuniting on good day with a special performance you don't want to all coming good day in a few hours. >> hi, kev. >> good morning, steve, allison. >> big guest list by the way. >> it looks amazing they take live action actors and put them in van gogh painting throughout the whole film. >> huge telethon for hurricane relief it was supposed to be for harvey and expanded for sure cape irma in florida and celebrities did amazing job one hour telethon. i will say by end of telethon they raised 14 with.5 million but phone lines stayed open all night. i've seen numbers way higher than that as of now. we don't have exact flub. but it was 14.5 by end of first hour. huge seblties involved. leonardo dicaprio, beyonce, "oprah", cher. >> if you could think of a celebrity it felt were there. >> one hour long and very great things they were doing and lots of money raised clearly. and hopefully get final numbers later today. i've seen upwards of 40 million. we'll see what that final number could be. >> "star wars" by the way i know steve tweeted this to me yesterday a lot of

. >> we call it a sort of -- it's kind of punk motown.imes, it's important to have that joy, because that's the best response. and i just want to say well done on the opening night where you made that donation. that's amazing to the harvey hurricane. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's all these guys. that's the whole show. the whole "tonight show" did that and everybody out there. >> and the music. >> jimmy: the music was great. >> bringing that choir on, it was a great move. >> jimmy: i know you -- what was your -- for katrina, you started a a foundation -- >> music rising. >> jimmy: musicrising.com. and i know i went on that, music rising, because it was a -- it's an amazing idea. but, i mean, to give people instruments. >> it was borne out of that sense that new orleans music culture was fragile and after katrina that it could actually be the ultimate, you know, thing that we lose. instruments, got a lot of musicians back to work, a lot of schools and churches back to providing music. and now we're doing the same for houston. so

. >> death row records is going to be the next motown, you know what i'm saying.and vicious. they're accused of living up to their lyrics. ♪ all respect to those >> tupac shakur, rap star and movie star, was arrested in new york and charged with sodomy and sexual assault. atlanta cops arrested tupac less than a month earlier for shooting two off-duty police officers. >> tupac was languishing in jail waiting for his appeal when suge knight swooped in and basically offered to pay his bail if he signed a contract. >> death row, you will see. your art will pick up to a plateau and you will be paid one of these days. >> even though he was an east coast guy by birth, he's now rapping on the west coast with the big label out there, death row ♪ give me that from dre ♪ let me serenade the streets of l.a. ♪ ♪ from oakland the bay area back down cali is where they put their neck down ♪ >> suge was trying to expand death row all over the country but who controlled most of the music in the east at that time? bad boy. >> freddie's here. >> oh, what up? >> what goes on. >> it's

three motown legends reuniting on good day with a special performance do you not want to miss.y. tucker, good morning. >> busy morning. impressed. >> we didn't even mention tam lee from hush boutique coming in. >> i saw her there. let's get the headline. morning showers have been with us for the impacting the morning commute. erin will give update on that in just a second here. it's not going to rain all day. here got news. by afternoon not only should we be done witness rain but we shall get sunshine working in. the real theme around here the leftovers with irma so it will be both warm and humid this afternoon with a chance of showers returning maybe a thunderstorm again for the day on thursday. so we have a couple of days of some light shower activity again real light out there early this morning. rather mild, 67 in washington. 68 in leonardtown. 63 dulles. 63 in frederick. hagerstown 63. 61 in winchester. temperatures generally warmer than they've been with overcast and early morning showers. you can see that rain shower activity generally working through the city and off to

. >> we call it a sort of -- it's kind of punk motown.tant than ever, in these times, it's important to have that joy, because that's the best response. and i just want to say well done on the opening night where you made that donation. that's amazing to the harvey hurricane. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's all these guys. that's the whole show. the whole "tonight show" did that and everybody out there. >> and the music. >> jimmy: the music was great. >> bringing that choir on, it was a great move. >> jimmy: i know you -- what was your -- for katrina, you started a a foundation -- >> music rising. >> jimmy: musicrising.com. and i know i went on that, music rising, because it was a -- it's an amazing idea. but, i mean, to give people instruments. >> it was borne out of that sense that new orleans music culture was fragile and after katrina that it could actually be the ultimate, you know, thing that we lose. and we replaced a lot of instruments, got a lot of musicians back to work, a lot of schools and churches back to providing m

the motown, before the lions game at ford field, the singer performed the star-spangled banner, pausing between home of and brave and dropped to his knee, a move that recall the black power salute of the us olympians john carlos and tommie smith at the 1960 olympic games in mexico city. freefor the land of the brave isome of the amy: when we come back from break, we will be joined by three guests, dr. harry edwards, advisor to colin kaepernick. we will also be speaking with sports writer dave zirin and we will be speaking with former nfl star donte' stallworth. this is democracy now! .ack in a minute will sto ♪ [music break] amy: stevie wonder performing saturday night at the global citizen concert in central park. that was after he took both knees as he said it, for america and for the world. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in the biggest display of athletic defiance in years, sports teams across the nation -- football, baseball, and basketball -- protested president donald trump after he attacked the nfl, nba, and some of their most

and it dawned on me that i could go many weeks and not see a motown group on "the tonight show." >> arseniole world of talent that had never and would never have been on any late night show. ♪ >> 2livecrew came on and sang "meso horny", it was like the sex pistols. i'd never seen anything like it. it was an explosion in the audience. >> he appealed to a black and white young audience and it was a much broader appeal than the powers that be estimated. >> rap. rap is real big among our teens. that's poetry. >> of course it is. >> having maya angelou on, i mean, where would you have seen her otherwise? >> in 1892 wrote a poem that called "a negro love song." it says seen my lady home last night, jump back, honey, jump back. held her hand and squeezed it tight, jump back, honey, jump back. >> he didn't just have black people on his show. but if you were hip, you wanted to be on arsenio. >> this was something i heard a political analyst talk about recently. he said you kind of were -- i use the word chilling out. he said you were pulling back. you had been instructed not to say as much or be out