>> questlove: eh. >> steve: we like rap. >> jimmy: the rap group. >> steve: you like the rap music?rap group, never heard of them, called maroon. not maroon 5, just maroon. [ laughter ] they should at least call themselves maroon 2. >> steve: two dudes. >> jimmy: the name of the album is, "i ain't running for pope." [ laughter ] that makes sense. >> steve: yeah, obviously. >> jimmy: that makes sense already. >> steve: neither one of them. >> jimmy: it says in the back here that they are, maroon, is will e.p. and mk chili dog. >> steve: oh, that's maroon. >> jimmy: that is the group maroon. >> steve: mk chili dog. >> jimmy: let's take a listen to what they sound like. this is "let the music take you higher." ♪ let the music take you higher let the music take you higher ♪ [ barking sound ] ♪ ha-ha-ha-ha ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> what you doing? aw, just chillin'? ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: stop, stop. that is terrible. >> steve: where is the rap part? >> jimmy: sounds like a bunch of loose cats run over a casio keyboard. >> steve: yeah. i think they were named after their hoodies. >> jimmy: y

i've always even when i was in school myself i always dabbled in raps.ou knew it they were chanting my name. i was like okay. >> nice. >> does this give you major street credit with your students? >> i don't think i have anymore credit or less. it was weird today because it's almost a different generation and i get in and everybody's like you're trending. i'm like i'm what? >> did you get called to the principal's office for having a battle with one of the student sns. >> the funny thing, i think, is there's a lot of teachers who were smiling and giving me mental high fives like yeah show them we still have life on the other end of the classroom. >> thanks for joining us everybody. that's it for this edition of right this minute. . >>> live from new york city it's the "wendy williams" show. rosie perez is here telling us about "the view," starring on broadway with with larry david and more. there's more chances for viewers to win big money. wendy is putting the cha ching in spring. [ cheers and applause ] now here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪

he's a guy in his 30s who grew up listening to gangster rap. a lot of people did.ster rapper republican. >> yes. that is a bit right. >> did i coin that? >> just on this show. #gangsterraprepublican. we'll see how many tupac references. it's always good to see you. >> of course. >>> coming up, six months ago, attorney general eric holder announced his retirement. today, the senate finally voted to confirm his successor. more on that coming up next. hey! have an awesome vacation everyone! thank you so much! you're so sweet. yummy! key lime pie at 90 calories. it is so good for not giving in. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. the new s6 hits the stores and i'm like... whoa. open the box and...

i've always even when i was in school myself i always dabbled in raps.re you knew it they were chanting my name. i was like okay. >> nice. >> does this give you major street credit with your students? >> i don't think i have anymore credit or less. it was weird today because it's almost a different generation and i get in and everybody's like you're trending. i'm like i'm what? >> did you get called to the principal's office for having a battle with one of the student sns. >> the funny thing, i think, is there's a lot of teachers who were smiling and giving me mental high fives like yeah show them we still have life on the other end of the classroom. >> thanks for joining us everybody. that's it for this edition of right this minute. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. wanted to make harvey wait because he says i make him wait. harvey: rosie o'donnell is in a nasty custody fight with her wife estranged wife michelle rounds. michelle is now gun

he started telling me that he's a rap artist. waiting on me. death row records. for anybody, any rap fans that's listening, my akassassoon. and i got a demo coming out in a few months. if you're a rap fan, listen to it. >> when you start talking to inmates you are not sure what to believe. they start telling you these stories. you're kind of like say, all right. >> i have been a ghost writer in the rap industry for about 13 years. a lot of stuff i have written from behind these walls i have sold to other artists. that have been out there and been successful. >> i said, well, do a rap for me, and he just like rolled one right off his lips. it was called "15 to life." >> here we go. ♪ 15 to life doing 15 to life ♪ brother locked up once again chained like a slave on the bus once bound for the state pen ♪ ♪ it's going to be a rough ride ♪ ♪ because i'm about to do time for the crime of a homicide ♪ >> when he we met him, moore was 17 days away from his release date. >> finally my head's straight and i'm going to go for that because

watch out. [ shaggy rapping ] [ shaggy rapping ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ but she caught me on the counteryrically laughing saggy on the microphone ♪ ♪ feeling flabby ate an ice cream cone turn down the tv et phoned home ♪ ♪ i watch macaulay culkin and home alone going to hit up the club going to drive you home ♪ ♪ and spritz my nuts with some brut cologne ♪ >> steve: yeah, yeah, yeah mon. ♪ she saw me on the corner it wasn't me saw me kissing on the sofa ♪ ♪ it wasn't me i even had her in the shower it wasn't me ♪ ♪ she even caught me on camera it wasn't us ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about there. that was incredible. that was incredible. it's a close call, but the winner of the 2015 "tonight show" shaggy off is -- shaggy ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. >> jimmy: my thanks to shaggy. but sure to check out his new single "i need your love" right there. stick around, we'll be right back with chris evans everybody! shaggy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are joined right now by one of the stars of

and the campaign co-chairs for rap which is called "rise above plastic." eva and shannon. come forward. i'd like to say the san francisco sur fighter are amazing. it's a grass roots force in san francisco but also throughout the country to create stewards for the environment, to protect the ocean, and to create a more sustainable future. but i was struck in going to their meetings how fun and engaging they are, how creativity and resourcefulness are really encouraged. it's just a great culture of organization that's trying to help not only the west side sunset richmond but throughout the city. rise above plastic is a sur fighter foundation national campaign with the aim of reducing plastic pollution worldwide through creative community solutions. i like how they involve kids and communities and parents to really approach small businesses to get them to be more sustainable and to look at plastic straws as one of the polluting impacts on the ocean and our communities. the rise above plastic campaign in san francisco is connected with others. but i know san francisco is like

so we put together this lexus vine rap music video. we gave you the beat and asked you to rap.th. ♪ if i won a lexus if i, if i won a lexus jimmy i must confess this ♪ ♪ i really do want that lexus ♪ ♪ to whip around to the end of town to impress all these t-rexes ♪ ♪ oh my if i won a lexus i'd say thank you ♪ ♪ 'cause when i drive my car all the girls say ew ♪ ♪ ♪ what what's this a lexus lexus ♪ ♪ chillin in car with no ac sitting like a drunk cowboy in texas m ♪ sitting in sweat then i look to my girl like should'a got you a lexus ♪ ♪ abracadabra alacazam 'till this car becomes a lexus for my mom ♪ ♪ oh man what do he tell his wife when he got no tranmish no a-c ♪ ♪ gotta do the laundry gotta open a jar gotta clean the floors gotta win the car ♪ ♪ yo girl you wanna go to prom you gotta cool car no but we can take my moms ♪ ♪ take take my moms take take my moms say what what's this a lexus ♪ ♪ need a new ride jimmy it's kinda hard to be me ♪ ♪ no ladies wanna be near me got no car i got a donkey yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: isn't that great? everybody's is so good

early career. >> she started there as a singer and a dancer. >> this is a natural evolution into rapping >> well, words are words and words are melodies. one of her hopes was to speak to someone my son's age 1359 or my daughter's age at 16 who might not read one of her book bus say wow, there's something to this. >> reporter: maya angelou said she was wasn't in love with the music and language. >> you may trod me in the very dirt. >> reporter: a legacy she's now passing on to a new generation. >> but still lights up . still the lights arise. >> i'll rise. >> reporter: machine shell miller cbs news los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," dr. holly phillips has more on the low cost genetics test for breast and ovarian cancer. >>> plus we'll talk with minnesota senator al franken why he wants the government to block a merger between comcast and time warner. >>> and the ceo of air b in b, brian chesky. >>> i'm alison harmelin. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> one person is dead, after fire tears through a plumste

passionately rapping this pitbull verse.are some of the many celebrities hitting the stage in the new tv show "lip synch battles" hosted by l.l. cool j. what exactly is "lip synch battle"? >> simple, two celebrities perform two different songs and lip synch and the audience decides who did it the best. >> reporter: the winner is awarded the coveted champions belt. this is like a music talent competition, reality show, on steroids. because the talent celebrities, in a light we've never really seen them before. >> yeah, what it does is gives them a chance to kind of make fun of themselves, it gives the celebrities a chance to play. they get to show the world they can have fun that they can be silly that they can make fun of themselves. >> reporter: supermodel chrissy keegan is the show's sideline color commentator. >> i don't know what my role is sometimes. i'm like, i am just having a great time. sometimes i feel like an audience member. and also i'm just a fan. i'm also watching it all. >> she's amazing. she's our colorful c

. >> a lot of people refer to it as rapping.r something that sounds like it. >> reporter: his status comes from the way he wears his sensitivity on his sleeve. instead of a rock 'n' roll lifestyle, sam is focused on calling his mom, keeping up his faith and of course hanging out with his band mates. >> we're all roommates. >> you live together as well? >> yeah. >> reporter: so it never stops? >> no. >> are you sick of each other? aren't you sick of this guy? >> yeah. >> reporter: good thing because this is just the beginning. you know your life is exploding. >> that's what i signed up for and i love it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm gloria riveria in chicago. ♪ >>> it was the late country song writer harlan howard who said country music is three chords and the truth. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning amer

the ken burns rap. right?lly did get a gold star. >> from ken burns. ♪ ken burns ken burns ♪ >>> i'm a big fan, bringing you three in a row right here. the first from the pr stunts crew. this is pinhead larry getting ready to do the bridge jump. >> i am ready. >> his stunt is going to be to jump from the rail that have bridge down, landing flat foot on the top of that ladder. this is not go well. >> oh! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> ooh, that cost him a coccyx. >> pinhead larry is able to get to his feet after -- >> ooh! >> oh! >> his right ankle is not broken remarkably. pinhead larry is making a full recovery. why are you doing it larry? >> i love doing it. [ bleep ] love the thrill man. >> trying to tell his friend slow down. no! >> oh! >> about 35 miles per hour. speeds that a barbie car was never meant to go. >> or his face. >>> this final fail from orange coast college in coasta m yacosta mesa california. sounds more like someone throwing trash cans down an alley. >> ah! >> nope. nope. nope. nope. >> oh, dude!

joseph cart hana, the rap star joan as fat joe has had an illustrious career. many of the biggest names in the business. >> i feel like a veteran, i feel like i've reached a point in my life to where it's not so much about me as much. it's about me giving back. not just financially, but giving my time and just trying to set a good example for everybody. >> he's working harder than ever at setting that example after a serious run in with the irs for tax evasion. joe considers it one of the darkest chapters in his life. >> i take responsibility. it was a very low point in my life, embarrassing more than anything, you know, it was very, very embarrassing. it just taught me that i was living very comfortable. what i had to do, you know, coming out, was like take des intinny into my own hands and just keep running like there's no tomorrow. life is ironic. it's so ironic that a little bit over a year ago, i was sitting in a jail cell right across the street from this arena. >> now, fat joe is all about making a difference. from giving back to schools and to the bronx

. >> reporter: in this home video she was asked about the notion of setting her poetry to rap. >> youngisticated, a little more sarcastic, a little more edgy. i need something a little more edgy. >> she was tickled and she really loved it. >> reporter: collin johnson is angelou's grandson. he said music defined her early career. >> she started there, as a singer and a dancer. >> this is a natural evolution into rapping? >> yeah. >> really. >> well, words are words and mehdiss melodies are melodies. one of her hopes was to speak to someone my son's age at 13 or my daughters age at 16 who might not read one of her books but say, wow, there's something to this. >> reporter: maya angelou said she was in love with the music and language. >> you may trod me in the very dirt. >> reporter: a legacy she's now passing on to a new generation. >> but still lights up. still the lights arise. >> i'll rise. >> reporter: michelle miller cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," dr. holly phillips has more on the low cost genetics test for breast and ovarian cance

. >> i actually wrote a rap for you today. >> okay. >> would you like to hear it?love to hear it. >> all right. ♪ this one is for the people ♪ ♪ here at millionaire ♪ ♪ comin' to you from the girl ♪ ♪ with the long brown hair ♪ ♪ when i go to answer ♪ ♪ questions, i'm not ♪ ♪ freezin' up ♪ ♪ tryin' to win some money ♪ ♪ i don't need any luck ♪ >> yeah! [cheers and applause] give it up! that's hot! that's hot! i'm like... >> thank you. >> [beatboxing] [laughing] okay. great job, alyssa. >> thank you. >> well, are you ready to get some money for that rap?

rap group before rap was invented.ews now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny. >>> topping the headlines in "the skinny," a health scare for taylor swift, particularly her mother. i need to make that clear there. >> not the pop star. she is known for sharing nearly every intimate detail with her fans and today she tweeted out a brief message in her blog. >> in that post she announced her mother 57-year-old andrea has cancer. she didn't divulge the nature or severity of the cancer saying i'd like to keep the details and treatment plans private. >> #pray for mama swift. was trending on twitter. and swift is urging fans to make sure their parents are screened for cancer and other health problems. good cause she is getting support for. >>> another recording artist shared person a information as well. >> 11 time grammy winner pharrell williams revealed in on late night with seth meyers, in his younger days he was fired. not once, not twice but three times from the same place especially essentiall

. >> this is a great job bite inform fl and they get a bad rap rap. if aig happens to me there's somebody who will fix it as a result of the nfl. and we thank that you them for that. >> you say the money is there but no one wants to collect it. >> nobody wants it. >> that means you're very sick. >> beasley, thank you. >>> 94 years of age a south philadelphia man is going to defy the odds during this weekend's penn relays at franklin field. >> george scott is an amazing athlete. you can definitely say that he's one of the fastest men in the world for his age. "eyewitness news" was with scott in warminster today as he trained for the 100-meter dash. the 94-year-old started running when he was 88. his career took off a year later later. >> 2010 we did both the senior games and the keystone games. i wound up with 15 gold medals and two silver. >> not too bad. this is how scott says he stays in shape. he plays basketball with the youngsters. he also likes to dance. scott by the way work as a technician here at queue for 40 years. >>> how inspiring he is. >

. >> reporter: in the home video, she was asked about the motion of setting her poetry to rap. >> youngphisticate, a little more sarcastic, a little more edgy. >> she was tickled. and she really loved it. >> reporter: colin johnson is angelou's grandson. he says music defined her early career. >> she started there. she started as a singer and dancer. >> reporter: so this is a natural evolution into rapping. >> totally. >> reporter: really? >> words are word and melodies are melodies. one of her hopes was to speak to someone my son's age at 13 or my daughter's age at 16 that might not read one of her books but hears this and says, wow there's something to this. >> reporter: maya angelou once said she was in love with the music and language. >> you may trod me in the very dirt. >> reporter: a legacy she's now passing on to a new generation. >> ♪ but still lights up all right ♪ >> all right. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's a wrap for the "cbs evening news" tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by

you were asking specifically about rap. >> asking about rap specifically. >> your favorite rap? >> i said this earlier this morning, i was a rock kind of girl. i'm not a rap girl. goo goo dolls my '90s band. >> thank you for being with me. >>> much more on the developing story. the politics side ahead on "the rundown" what marco rubio told kasie about same-sex marriage. florida republicans find themselves in. jeb bush and marco rubio live in her district. 1500 miles to northwest of miami, hillary clinton waking up in iowa her first campaign trip to the hawkeye state since her 2008 defeat in the caucuses where she came in third. later, clinton will hold her first public event meeting with everyday americans at an invitation-only event. clinton arrived in iowa overnight after traveling two days in the van she nicknamed her scooby van. her stop along the way, chipotle in ohio spotted on a security camera. you see her with the sunglasses. andrea mitchell is with clinton. good morning, the first day of the next 18 months. >> reporter: i know. and a cold start today in iowa. but hilla

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. >> the rap community is changing its using guns and the warmer long beach guest: >> we are the snoop leading the charge. >> you should do something about it. >> i'm here in newtown, connecticut to speak with the people and make sure that a tragedy like the one at sandy hook elementary never happens again. on december 14, 2012, six teachers and 20 elementary school students lost their lives at sandy hook elementary. i sat down with the people of newtown to hear their story. >> i am walking around looking for this little brown had and i don't see it. sure this is not a thought in your mind anything could happen to your child. >> she never did find his little brown head. her son, jesse lewis, lost his life on that day. >> i guess i felt numb. i felt like, ok, it's survival mode. it's you know two years later -- i will -- it will always be incredibly difficult. >> as i think we proliferate our society with more weapons or opportunities to get terrible weapons, we may see the body count go up. >> the weapons that were in adam lanza's hand on 24 teen -- on december 14 should never have rea

so, the crazy thing is my very first rap name was kris kringle. >> seth: okay, gotcha. [ laughter ] > took me about six months or so to say that i could only make so many songs rapping about christmas. [ laughter ] and i had to switch it up. >> seth: i'm impressed you made it six months. >> six months. yeah, it was pretty good. i'm pretty creative. i had a lot. >> seth: and then, when you became a dj, did you have a dj name? >> yeah, i was interning under a woman named felicia love and ryan cameron. but the love part, i made my name, chris lover lovah. >> seth: gotcha. chris lover lovah. and so, you were doing -- when you first started doing it, i guess everybody when they start dj-ing, you were doing the graveyard shift? >> yep. >> seth: so, that's what -- two a.m. to six? >> two a.m. to six a.m. >> seth: wow. >> there are some creepy people calling up around that time, man. >> seth: i imagine. [ laughter ] >> definitely some freaky people. as a matter of fact, one of my homeboys also did the graveyard shift every now and then. and he has a pretty crazy story that i could tell you ri

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. >> and 2 san francisco turn the search for housing into a rap song. >> stay with us another half hour >> police dash cam video has now been released following the officer involved shooting death in south carolina. >> video shows the officer making routine stop approaching the car then moments later you see a man running. good evening once again we begin this half hour with that police dash cam video. >> we have 2 new interview one with the man who shot the video and at mother of the accused officer is speaking. >> the steve has more. fight tonight south carolina police are sharing the dash cam video. moments before the gun fir that took the driver's life. officer mcal slager pulling over the black mercedes for broken taillight. at one point walter scott and the driver seat tries to get out. then seconds later he runs from the car. if there are 2 mothers grieving tonight. >> i can't imagine him. he loves being a police officer. i can't imagine l him doing something that just not like him that's not his character. >> karen can't bring herself to watch the cell fen video that everyone el

i think she got a bad rap.m skeptical that she had direct knowledge of booth's plan to assassinate. whereas, the other three new they met with news that night -- with booth that night. she was really set up. nbooth plan things so that if things failed, she would be implicated as well. i think it is problematic that she knew that afternoon that this was going down. we never know for sure. [applause] eric: thanks for coming. >> today, american history tv is marking the 150th anniversary of the lincoln assassination. you can find hundreds of programs on presently can in c-span's video library at c-span.org. here is a brief look at one of them. [video clip] >> i thought a lot about how we turn our place into a shrine because we know what happened there. there are a lot of places where we do not know what happened there. it is a big thing -- mixed thing. james has a line in the play where he says, god and give us our beloved ones. we make them are idols, and then they are taken from us. i think about that. i think w

talking to him at an exxon gas station about rap music when someone in his entourage as for money.hen he and when he was snatched. they left in the black escalade. bill: 3200 bucks. >> right. >> check out this video. three people were arrested. >> standing outside the church in broadway. literally brought the house down. authority by 30-foot piece of the ceiling fell on the congregants while they were singing during service. i spoke to eric more across the street. i thought it was a traffic stop. crying and fire trucks. you see all them running in. debris and stuff like that. >> fire trucks out here. fifteen people injured. thankfully, no one died. he told me more about what goes on. the roof collapse. interested to hear because you see the communities working together and worshiping together. at the time of the collapse the spanish community was inside having their service. a mystery as to why the roof collapsed. the the fire chief said they are still doing our inspection. >> this could have been a lot worse. >> he did said the building is up to inspection. if it had not been they

they were on the set of this movie, a movie about legendary rap group nwa. he ran over the men. of them died. suge pleaded not guilty. when the judge set his bail at $25 million he collapsed in court. this time he had to be pushed in the courtroom in a ♪ >> jimmy: he is literally laid back. so, probably has his mind on his money, et cetera. meanwhile, snoop dogg doesn't participate in what the young people call shenanigans anymore. he has his own you tube channel and hosts something special for us on our show, a nature show. i don't think it would be right to observe 4/20 without a visit from snoop dogg. here he is with tonight's edition of plissanetearth. >> it is your host with the most. let's check out some videos. okay. we have a baby -- is that a fox? i don't know what it is. he is way up. that's a kwirl. try to get a nut? get your nut on. he's running up a tree and now he's really going to get his nut on. see what he is doing. she's like where are your nuts at? is that a squirrel eater. what eats squirrels? what is that animal called. they are having sex games. he ak-47ed