phil collins i rock to stadiums. phil collins as a relative newcomer, joining 51 years ago. out of it? no, ithoughtl miaht out of it? no, ithoughtl might get— out of it? no, ithoughtl might get ten _ out of it? no, ithoughtl might get ten quid - out of it? no, ithoughtl might get ten quid a - out of it? no, |thought || might get ten quid a week out of it? no, |thought | - might get ten quid a week for a few months until they saw through me. laughs. then i would be back out on the street again. if} then i would be back out on the street again-— street again. 50 years on, they are back on _ street again. 50 years on, they are back on the _ street again. 50 years on, they are back on the road _ street again. 50 years on, they are back on the road with - are back on the road with phil's son on the drums and, fingers crossed, it won't be cancelled again because of covid. ~ ., ~' ., , cancelled again because of covid. . ., 4' ., , ., covid. who knows what will ha - en, covid. who knows what will happen. things _ covid. who knows what will happen, things can - covid. who knows what

this year's winner gets to open for phil collins at lollapaloobza, and that's no big deal. - hey, you we've been practicing for eight years, skylar. - hey, am i the leader of this band or not? now let's do it from the top. [heavy metal music resumes] - timmy! ♪ ♪ [babbles indistinctly] timmy! - what was that? - i don't know, man. [epic music]

. [ laughter ] yeah just trying to give, like, a a springsteen, kind of, peter gabriel, little phil collinsows i've seen, like beyonce and ariana like the shows that are big spectacles and got everybody up moving and lot of tempo. and then, also, my other favorite show i ever saw at the garden was barbra streisand, of course and she -- [ cheers and applause yes, barbra! [ laughter ] and -- [ laughter ] -- and she makes the whole giant stadium feel like you're all in her living room >> jimmy: yeah, she does >> like, it's just so intimate and, like, she's telling so much honest stories and making you laugh. >> jimmy: stories. >> and so off-the-cuff so i'd love to find, like, a a little beautiful, little middle ground, where we can, like, party and dance but also, like, i can tell my secrets and stuff. and it'll be fun >> jimmy: buddy, congrats on this tour and the album. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "dear evan hansen. this is in theaters, next friday [ cheers and applause next friday. it's happening like, it's so rare that a musical gets the privilege of becoming a film. and even

a car going from point a to point b could be a four-minute phil collins song, you know. to take a television series like "miami vice" and let's really rock and roll with this until somebody says, stop, are you guys crazy? you can't do that. and nobody ever did. >> freeze! police. get a month for $5. so the more people you roll with, the more you save. visible. unlimited data as low as $25 a month. or bring a friend and you both get a month for $5. what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it can be a step, it can even become a workspace. i meant the cat. what's so great about h

phil collins, in the air tonight. i will pass that one on by. 10 eastern, straight to your money.sdaq is down 250. why? largely because of this. the-year-old on the 10-year treasury went up to 1.55%. it was 1.56 moments ago. that was the highest if some time. big tech sells off when interest rates go up. facebook is down 2%. i can't read it from here, when you start talking percentage losses you know the losses are big. financials though, they do well when interest rate go up, they do well. bank of america, jpmorgan, citigroup on the upside this morning. we had, 10:01 exactly. latest read on consumer confidence. elizabeth: for september down sharply much more than expected. number one 09.3. stuart: scott shellady with us this morning. is this sell off about rising inflation and rising yield on the 10-year treasury? >> we have a few things to worry about here, exactly right. well, in august the economic indicators you talk a lot about on your show. had one on consumer confidence, they definitely turned down. august was a weak month for those indicators. every now and again we get s

is it me is tom mcguire looking more and more like phil collins in the 1980s. it seems that way. thank you very much. >> chair borden: thank you. are there any additional callers on the line? >> caller: hi, good afternoon. i'm calling because the van ness b.r.t. project was a fiasco. there's been horrible oversight. if you thought they were working at night, they were barely working at night. base the upon the fact that van ness was preferrable route to go because of light timing it late at night on franklin street. i want to let you know that the grand jury is right on in this recommendations and in its assessment of how the project was handled. i have never seen such horrible oversight in my entire life of a project of this size. the fact it's taking forever. you ought to ask for lots and lots money back from the contractor. based upon the way they handled the project and it's going to be three or four months before we see a completion unless they will work at night or weekend. you ought to put their feet to the fire and find out why they're being lackadaisical about everything

the band began in the 60s and drummer and singer phil collins is a relative newcomer, joining a mere for a few - get out of it? no, i thought i might i get ten quid a week for a few months until they— get ten quid a week for a few months until they saw through me. and then i'd until they saw through me. and then i'd be _ until they saw through me. and then i'd be back— until they saw through me. and then i'd be back out on the street again. 50 years on the going back on the road with phil's son, nick, now on drums and fingers crossed that it's not going to be canceled canceled again because of covid. who knows what might happen? things could happen. but i think i'm pretty confident we should be able to do this, this british tour, which would be really good because we haven't played such a long time over. but declining health has brought its challenges. i'm kind of physically challenged a bit, which is very frustrating because, you know, i'd love to be playing up there with my son. are you able to do any drumming at all these days? no, no, i'd love to. but, you know, i mean, i can bar