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here again is charles osgood.for nearly half a century, he's been one of music's most flamboyant performers. ♪ but sir elton john was uneasy when he took the stage in los angeles earlier in year. >> the audience wouldn't have known it, but i was so nervous. ♪ anthony: he has more than 50 top 40 hits, but this night sir elton has debuting some new songs. >> you can't play more than three or four, because the audience really doesn't want to know. anthony: what is that feeling like? >> i've written a song, and i really like it, and you're going to toilet it ♪ anthony: on "wonderful crazy nights," his 33rd studio album, the singer wanted to celebrate his wonderful life. >> ♪ anthony: you have a certain tone on this record? >> i wanted a joyous tone, a '70s record that sounded like it was made now. anthony: his lyricist is the same partner he's had for 49 years now. >> he has to write the words before i write the music. so can i have a warm hand, please, for bernie taupin? anthony: they met before elton was elton, when

that is naugahyde -- osgood this is quite simple.here is a bunch of noise you can look up. >> have a deal with in manhattan and complain about the noise? shut up and go home you live in the city. >> i am tired of the ice-cream mafia it is late at night when the kids are not around it is so infuriating. >> thanks for bringing that up. them at 9:00 p.m. this but it is a real problem they are out to the middle of the night with people are trying to sleep. >> don't forget our executive producer talks about the noise in manhattan this music to my sticking called rutgers university they will tell you to call our own new jersey me and -- man. >> that is delicious. >> meet that happy husky though luckiest a dog ever? >> he looks pretty happy to. >> how's it going? let's get into this. this is horrifying than i can only describe is the corpse of some type of beatle and those things coming out of it also known as a horse hairworm they control it is absolutely disgusting said you step on it and those little parasitic features than deleting it c

todd: police say an officer was on the phone with osgood while he was on the run. he shot and killed himself when officers approached. his wife's body was in the trunk of the car. rhondella: at least one person is dead after floodwaters hit hard in maryland. endicott city got nearly seven inches of rain last night. two people are still missing. the water flooded the streets sure help gets to the city. many businesses along main street, which was the hardest hit area, are damaged. todd: pope francis wrapped up his 5-day visit to poland this -- to poland. the youth day mass was attended by 1.6 million people. in his homily, the pope announced panama as the location of the next world youth day in 2019. his farewell ceremony cu a plane, aiming for a target smaller than a football field. rhondella: the man behind the stunt, living to talk about the experience today. todd: new hope for a struggling family thanks to their new community. how soccer and a special program are helping, in tonight's 5 for good. rhondella: he's already tasted success in a big way. in tonight's

osgood crashed while running from police on the turnpike last night. he then shot himself. his wife's body was found in the trunk. >> oublg, personally, he's deeply troubled by something and his personal life quite clearly. what leads someone to this level of anger and violence with your wife, your loved one, who knows. >> his friday morning. his daughter called police yesterday after telling them his father is missing and distraught. >>> ntsb investigators just held a news conference about the deadly balloon crash in texas. they are looking for any cell phone videos or photos to help find the cause. the balloon lifrted off yesterday morning, traveling eight miles before crashing. investigators say the power company reported a power line being tripped one minute before >> there's physical evidence to indicate the balloon or some component of the balloon hit the wires themselves and not the tower. >> meantime, we are beginning to learn the names of the 16 people killed. a man who works with the balloon company identified the pilot as skip nichols. according to relatives, pai

: good morning and happy 4th of july weekend i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." 40 years agoking husband for row by declaring our coup toe's independence. these days, the leading cable news host is writing history. we'll be talking and much more with our mo rocca. >> youre

murder-suicide involving former rhode island police officer. 61-year-old franklin osgood is accused of killing his wife mary-jo sometime between friday night and saturday afternoon. the former providence officer called his adult children last night to tell them he'd done something very bad to their mother. >> he really expressed his sorrow and sympathy for what he is done and expressed to every intent to harm himself. very, very disturbing, sad story. again, our prayers go out to the family. by police in new jersey last night. he crashed during a chase, and then shot and killed himself when officers approached. his wife's body was in the trunk of the car. rhondella: a boston police cruiser crashed into a building early this morning on harrison avenue at northampton street. it is unclear how the crash happened. a man is wanted by sharon police for stealing from homes he was supposed to be cleaning. 24-year-old aaron moul is accused of stealing several items from clients' homes earlier this year. he faces larceny and criminal harrassment charges. police say moul also goes by the name of

. ♪ i could have danced all night years later, she told our charles osgood that 20th century fox hadd her $420 and told her to keep quiet. >> they said that if anyone ever knew that i did any part, any part of the dubbing, they would see to it that i wouldn't work in town again. can you imagine? i was scared to death. >> pelley: she kept her secret, ♪ i feel pretty oh, so pretty. and dubbed for natalie wood in "west side story." and when the studio didn't like audrey hepburn's vocal in "my fair lady," ♪ i could have danced, danced, danced ♪ they brought in the real talent. ♪ i could have danced, danced, danced ♪ she introduced herself to america on "to tell the truth" >> will the real marni nixon please stand up. >> my name is marni nixon. >> pelley: marni nixon died of cancer. she was 86. >> ninan: when we return, the ice bucket challenge leads to an important medical discovery. >> ninan: finally tonight, if you're wondering whatever happened to all the money raised by the ice bucket challenge, jim axelrod says it's paid off in a very cool way. >> aahh! >> reporter: two summers ago

candidate cart we now go back to the 1972 democratic national convention for a moment in time, as charles osgood investigated the human need for sleep as the third day stretched on into the nigh. "toward the end there, almost everyone in the hall was fighting sleep. some people lost. there came a point no matter how significant, how trascendentally important the matter, when the steady, droning beat of words began to hypnotize. against ones will, the image that had been so exciting, so unforgettable hours ago, began to blur. heads dropped, eyelids drooped. less dedicated people might have gone back to their hotels to the comfort of soft mattresses and crisp sheets. but not these. it had been a hard days night, turned back to day already. minority reports of breaches pro and con, there was all of this going but devotion could not prevent the two curves, willingness of spirit and weakness of flesh from intersec dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loa

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations ood morning, charles osgood is off today. i'm lee cowan, this is a special edition of "sunday morning." a program about guns and america. our intent is not to take but rather to take stock and cast light on a debate that seems to be growing ever louder with committed and sincere advocates on both sides. and with a summer that has brought us horrific incident after horrific incident the time seems right to explore our nation's long and complicated relationship with guns. that's perhaps not surprising considering the role guns have played in this country as we

i'm charles osgood. this issÑi "sunday morning." are grieving this sunday,xd grievinr for the five dallas police officers shot and killed by an ab$7 night. and for two african american men shot andq it's been a wrenching weekÑi in black and white for our country.

charles osgood is off today. i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning."nd this week as the republican national convention prepares to get under way. our eyes are on cleveland, as well, the real living and breathing cleveland that exists outside the convention hall. mo rocca will be our guide.

charles osgood is off today i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning."the republicans we turn this morning to philadelphia and the democrats. and to the possibility that for the first time in our history the president of the united states could be a woman. which leads, in turn, to the possibility that america will need to get accustomed to something completely

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations ood morning, charles osgood i'm lee cowan, this is a special edition of "sunday morning." a program about guns and america. our intent is not to take sides or pass judgment this morning, but rather to take stock and cast light on a debate that seems to be growing ever louder with committed and sincere advocates on both sides. and with a summer that has brought us horrific incident after horrific incident the time seems right to explore our nation's long and complicated relationship with guns. that's perhaps not surprising considering the role guns have played in this country as we will see enour cover story.

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations ood morning, charles osgood is off today. i'm lee cowan, this is a special edition of "sunday morning." a program about guns and america. or pass judgment this morning, but rather to take stock and cast light on a debate that seems to be growing ever louder with committed and sincere advocates on both sides. and with a summer that has brought us horrific incident after horrific incident the time seems right to explore our nation's long and complicated relationship with guns. that's perhaps not surprising considering the role guns have played in this country as we it's been said god made man. but samuel colt made theme ball. >> this is the type of weapon that would have been used in lexington. >> while guns offer a window into our history the view hasn't always been krystle clear. >> guns were a tool, more in the 20th century see convergence of gun laws and large number of guns. >> ahead, how america's love started as only a cool crush. for more and more american women these days a concealed handgun is the weapon

charles osgood is off today. i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning." all eyes are on cleveland this week as the republican national convention prepares to get under way. our eyes are on cleveland, as well, the real living and breathing cleveland that exists outside the convention hall. mo rocca will be our guide. >> reporter: in 1924 when it hosted its first republican national convention, cleveland was a boomtown. since then, not so much. ♪ oh, the cuyahoga river. goes smoking through my genes ♪ but now things are looking up. cleveland, it's on fire, and, no, i'm not talking about the river, ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: the summer screen is about to be graced by a superb actress in the role of a not-so-superb singer. the actress is meryl streep, and she's been talking to anthony mason. >> the story was helped by my singing really badly in this. >> reporter: in her new film, meryl streep plays the real-life florence foster jenkins and the ear-splitting amateur opera singer who somehow sold out carnegie hall. so many of the great singers of her

color="#ffff00">charles osgood is off today. i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning." all eyes are on cleveland this week as the republican national convention prepares to get under way. our eyes are on cleveland, as well, the real living and breathing cleveland that exists outside the convention hall. mo rocca will be our guide. >> reporter: in 1924 when it hosted its first republican national convention, cleveland was a boomtown. since then, not so much. ♪ oh, the cuyahoga river. goes smoking through my genes ♪ but now things are looking up. cleveland, it's on fire, and, no, i'm not talking about the river, ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: the summer screen is about to be graced by a superb actre