and she said, "oh, please, let me have the song." y soi gave her the song.he biggest fights we ever had. that's when i really knew for sure that i was sincere as a songwriter and it meant more to me to have someone sing a song i had written than it was for me to have a record out on that song, or any song. >> stephen: is it sort of a special feeling, or do you get this feeling ever when you've written something and you think you're going to record it-- or maybe you have recorded it-- and you hear somebody else do a version of it, and you go, "oh, they've got every part of that ball. they hit that in a way i didn't expect and they made it beautiful in a way that i didn't-- i didn't anticipate"? >> you know, well, that's a good question, and i'm glad you asked that one, because there's a perfect example of that. i'm always happy when anybody does any song that i've written, and i love how different people interpret them. but when whitney houston did "i will always love you," the song they wrote that was a simple, sweet, little heartfelt song, and she took it i

s songs for quite some time now and. they have they have the certain things which you you cannot just sit still and i think he made the song where the wood cannot sit still we have to go out and it's just it's a proud moment i think for all of us africans to see a song like that go so big that that that the rhythm is so typical quite to a full. face that's i think as you mentioned you know that beats for it is very key but is there any more to making music a hit than just the beats right used you somehow have to i don't know because i don't even understand a language i don't know what you're saying but it's still a vibe that you know what outing greedy and. i couldn't tell you it's mostly a certain energy a certain energy which gets transported via the vocal it's. how the song structures put together and because hits you don't just going to you make a hit the hit chooses you there's a lot of local artist on the continent of you that you know if you want to rub shoulders with the $0.50 the evidence and you know all those

songs.irginia alone." ♪ so leave virginia alone ♪ >> this is a picture of him in the little tiny studio he wrote all the songs. >> reporter: adrian petty co-cure rated the project. >> it has the master set piece where you can see all the songs. >> this is you in the studio? >> yeah, right here. i just went to a couple of sessions. >> reporter: when she went back into the archives, she found buried treasure. >> to go to iron mountain and find 16 millimeter reels of my dad i had never seen before from those sessions and find them performing these songs unreleased, and even my sister and i in the footage in the studio, all of that stuff i wouldn't replace for anything. >> reporter: petty worked for the first time with producer rick ruben, who says petty later revealed he was afraid of "wildflowers." what did he mean? >> he was scared at that time because it was just one of those artistic bonanzas. you a really sparkly, magical, wizard of oz moment in his career. >> we always said that's the bes

that song reached number one in the british charts. another west african superstar is dancehall musician shuteye wiley from ghana. writing. his international profile recently got a boost through his work on the un says single already. and the soundtrack for the coronavirus crisis which has given so many people across the globe pope and entertainment has been the song generally selema. this gem from south african artist must occasionally set up a plough dance craze known as a jerusalemite dance challenge. the one. you. know you cannot stop that's. your kind of tell me that you've not heard this song and dance to it you know some of our folks on our facebook page sent us some comments on a particular song let me read a couple of them press see girls from cameroon says i love the song should go higher than it already has so do you see it quite a 1000000000 views over 160000000 i should say but i would say our friend also from uganda says music is life and hope. life many thanks for those comments appreciate it back to you i mean you were

that was very close to a marvin gay song, his song "blurred lines" was said to be the same and he lostthat. again, it was note -- chord progressions, not sequence of notes. >> been to the supreme court and it's been thrown out and led zeppelin in the clear. thank you very much for giving that explanation as to where it's happened and what the differences are. it's a subtle difference, but the difference nonetheless a very important distinction. singer and music journalist as we heard. thank you very much indeed. time for business on wall street, investors reacting to donald trump's surprise decision to end talks on another covid-19 stimulus bill, kate. >> this is a clear example of when we see stock markets reacting very, very clearly to something happening over in washington. for days, investors have been watching those developments on capitol hill hoping for a break cloothrough on another round of stimulus for the economy. wall street had been trending higher. we saw stocks plunged after the president's tweets which came about an hour before the closing bell. the dow jones dropped ne

and sharon for the song. that song reached number one in the british charts. another west african superstar is dancehall musician shuteye wiley from gonna. try to get. his international profile recently got a boost through his work on fiancé a single already. under soundtrack for the coronavirus crisis which has given so many people across the globe pope and entertainment has been the song jerusalem on. this gem from south african artist masticate he set up a global dance craze known as a jerusalemite dunce challenge. to . the world. you. know you cannot stop them. you cannot tell me that you've not heard this song and dance to it you know some of our folks on our facebook page sent us some comments on that particular song let me read a couple of them press see girls from cameroon says i love the song it should go higher than it already has it's already received quite a 1000000000 views over 160000000 i should say but i would say our friend also from uganda says news it is life and hope. life many thanks for those comments appreciate it back to you i mean you

and you know, this song is especially with billie's song it was just like wow, we've got this >> jimmyimmy: but not including "no time to die. >> okay, okay, okay, okay. >> jimmy: not including "no time to die. >> you go first. >> jimmy: me go first? >> yes >> jimmy: i think you got "goldfinger," shirley bassey >> yeah. >> jimmy: ♪ goldfinge he's the man ♪ i love that one. i love >> it's really those horns are so violent i listened to that again recently it's really, like -- >> jimmy: i like "thunderball," tom jones. >> yeah. you know the story about with tom jones? >> jimmy: no >> supposedly on the last take, he held the note so long that he passed out in the booth [ laughter ] you ever hear that >> jimmy: no >> i hope it true, but i love it i just like to think it's true >> jimmy: for that last one. ♪ thunderball oh, my gosh. that's the only way to do it >> they were like, 'wow, tom, that's great, tom. where has he gone? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, honestly, there's so many good ones i would say "live and let die. >> yeah, no, that was great. i mean, look, i truly believe th

this is not just your song, it's my song, it's the little boy over here in oklahoma or wherever differenthere the underserved, less privileged -- that's everybody's song. you do the documentary. at that point, i could do nothing but promise her i would do it. that's really what inspired 15 years for me from the heart, 15 years. then it evolved into this passion when it was for a great cause like guy mentioned, which that took over the next phase of the passion. >> that's awesome. we are talking with the creators of a song for cesar. we will talk more on this great documentary. stay with us. >> stockton, there were a lot of issues where they wouldn't pay them. >>> where he back. it's behind you in the banner and it's on the great guitar behind you, i remember i asked jorge santana why he always said yes to you and he always told me, because -- yes as far as performing with him. he said, i know his heart is in the right place and whatever he says we need to do, we're going to do it. it goes to show the spirit for the united farm workers. >> thank you. one thing when i touched on as we embar

but i wrote one song and it was like a wild fire like they just -- i think i have like over 24 songswas just like coming through and i was like, "this is the greatest thing." and it just feels so happy and it's just so fun to make new music. 'cause there is really nothing else that makes me feel that way. and this period, like before it comes out, is my favorite. 'cause it's yours and you don't -- like the anticipation, like the excitement. >> jimmy: yup. >> it is so big. >> jimmy: yeah no one else gets to have any input on it yet. like, the world hasn't seen it yet. you're like, "this is so exciting like no can be --" it's so -- it is a good one. >> it's like, i make up all these like huge dreams and like ideas that people are going to be so excited when they hear it like i am. >> jimmy: yeah >> and it's like a fantasy that i get to live in before -- before it comes out. and once the records come out like you kind of never like listen to them again you know and during the demo phase you're like listening repeatedly and like -- it's like the lyrics are like -- it's like therapy. it's

and next thing i know, he's in my studio, and we're writing a song, then another song, then another songredible. >> seth: that's great. i should note i've tried for years to get your number and have had no success. >> i'll give to it you now it's -- 3-2. did that come through all right? i'm sure it did. >> seth: oh my god, i can't ank. it's always so great to talk to you, keith >> always good to talk to you too, mate. see you. >> seth: his new album "the speed of now part 1" is available now. be right back with rachel dratch. ♪ ♪ knowing who we are is hard. it's hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ now any order can be rewarding when you use the app. no matter how you pay, you'll be closer to earning rewards and getting more of your favorites for free. more ways to pay, more ways to get rewarded. starbucks rewards. more ways to get rewarded. ...crunchy oat clusters with a hotouch of honey...ombine... ...plump, juicy rai

and i had a song lullaby birdland, a song i sang as a kid, and we found it on the recording and that'sppened at the same time is another thing that blows my mind about life. >> trevor: you've lived a thousand lives, mariah carey. i think a lot of human beings will enjoy this book because it is a human story. i think a lot of mothers and daughters will love this book because it talks about those connections and how important they are, how much they need to be cherished. i think any child, any parent, i think any lover of music, you know, any black person, any person who struggles with identity regardless of race will love this book. before i let you go, i mean, i could talk to you forever on all these things but i guess that's why you have the book. before i let you go, i would love to talk to you about the song that has become the definition of christmas. it's pretty insane to have a song that is almost as famous as the holiday itself. i really wanted this question as an entertainer. we all hear that song, it's christmastime. do you heart and say, oh, no, people are going to want me to

classic sprigs theme as you said tell us more on 1st listen very good 7 new songs are 6 songs that were originally written in the 1970 s. it's just down to reflective intimates a lot of musical references to early works basically a real treat for fans ok now obviously gets your seed of approval stevie nicks of fleetwood mac. fame now also has a treat for our fans that's why but before we get into the details of our think we should mention that one of her 970 s. hits with fleetwood mac. went back into the charts recently after nathan apple doctors a tick tock video of himself riding his longboard wild lips thinking dreams went viral mick fleetwood and stevie nicks joined in the tick tock fun and this is introduced fleetwood mac to a whole new generation and it's actually quite a good time because she's got our new single out and she's going to be in the cinema as well that's why this is stevie nicks $24.00 karat gold the concert it's showing it's the most worldwide on october the 25th the album is actually from 27 seeing stevie nicks a favorite toy of all time nicks tells the stories beh

i ended up writing this song.ump, although i didn't know him at the time. >> john, here you are in uniform. this is last month. we learned that the president called american war dead losers and suckers. and remember what he said, this is what he said about john mccain. >> he's not a war hero. >> he is a war hero. >> he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> you know, john, he also seemed to suggest that goldstar families may have given him coronavirus. when you hear that, and you see him using your song, what do you want to say to him? >> well, first of all, stop using my song. and have a little more empathy for veterans, for the guys in the military, guys and gals. i think that's the part he is totally missing. you know, we -- especially the veterans from the vietnam era went through a long, drawn out time of -- they weren't treated very well. i think our country finally came around and we started to really honor except for this president honor our people in the military. s

at the end of his rally in ohio this weekend, president trump danced to the village people song, "ymca's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ >> seth: why aren't you doing the letters? trump's the only person on earth who'd make up his own dance to "ymca. after this, they played "the macarena," and trump just did the charleston that's right, trump once again danced to the village people song, "ymca," because nothing ticks all of trump's boxes like a song about gay men partying together in low-income housing at a campaign event in maine yesterday, president trump signed a pumpkin, so if someone could write a stimulus bill right above it, that'd be great. the nfl announced yesterday that it has fined the tennessee titans for violating the league's coronavirus safety protocols, which led to an outbreak that affected dozens of players and several staff members. meanwhile, the jets' defense is still staying six feet away from the guy with the ball at all times. happy birthday to hillary clinton, who turned 73 today, 68 electoral and finally, a mcdonald's fan recently launched a new website called the

not the most melodic songs.indifferent. the critics hate it. and i think john's really wounded by it. he finds himself in '72 having purged himself, in many ways, of his popularity. >> it was a very depressing time for him, and he had difficulty dealing with that. >> john had really become reckless inside their marriage. yoko sent john away. he went to l.a. for some 18 months. john would call it the lost weekend. >> while john was in los angeles, it sounded like times were getting pretty wild out there. and we'd had some pretty wild times in new york, and i knew that john could get out of hand when he drank a lot. >> it was keith moon, harry, me, ringo all living together in that house, and we had some moments, folks. but it got a little near the knuckle. and that's when i realized, there's something wrong here. this is crazy, man. >> he spent several months, really, for the first time in his life, being what he thought of as a sort of carefree bachelor, but actually hating it, really, and pleading with yoko to

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his own song watching wields he had been working on that song for a year or more and the title of that in 1979 that was originally called emotional wreck and then it morphed into watching we also speculate, but i think probably the case john got idol watching the wheels from that we'll be brothers song. >>what surprised you most about john lennon in 1980 is you're doing research for the book. i would say 2 things one was his love for yocco's music. i i kind of discovered the reason why was he why he was back in the studio just over 2 weeks after double fantasy that i'm out is back in the studio finishing this track. it started for yoko in the summer. jiang and heard that permit allows club that plane joko stumble fantasy song kiss kiss kiss at the disco and john this fuss, real that did it. people in new york in the disco deejays were fined for song sydney said we got to put out a song of parts, especially for those guys, especially for disco market and that's why watching the wheels wants. the another thing i would mention is just yet. there are several times and walking on thin ice i

part of a song.ert, and we are live. where's the thing? does it say "live" anywhere? live following the final presidential debate of 2020. tonight was like getting our last wisdom tooth taken out. yes. it hurt. and yes we can still taste the blood in our mouths. this is also the last chance for trump to be seen by millions of eyeballs for free and that's important because he's hurting for cash. and that inspired you to write a song. >> yeah, i just -- i thought it would be good to illustrate one of the exercises in the book. and, so, this is just from a little section of your monologue. >> stephen: okay. ♪ i'm your host ♪ taste the blood ♪ tonight's was the last notice it's for the best ♪ ♪ hope is free ♪ but to me it seems to be not as free ♪ ♪ when you're hurting for wash ♪ ♪ hurting for cash ♪ when you're hurting for cash i don't know, something like that. i didn't get very far. >> stephen: i smell a hit. it smells, already. >> stephen: jeff, thank you so much for being here. the book, as i said,

take us through some of your go-to rally songs. >> be happy to. great one that always gets the crowd going, creedence clearwater revival's "fortunate son!" ♪ some folks are born made to wave the flag ooh that red white and blue ♪ >> jimmy: but isn't that song about rich kids whose parents got them out of serving in vietnam, like president trump? >> i don't think so. >> jimmy: what downhill do you think it's about? >> i always heard it as about don jr., you know, how fortunate he is to be the son of the best dad ever. that's a fortunate son. >> jimmy: no. in fact, i've heard the lead singer, john fogerty, say it's about what i said. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> whoops! >> jimmy: that's a whoops all right, huh? >> yeah. i guess the president was right, i am a moron unworthy of love! >> jimmy: he said that to you? >> many times. poked me in the chest when he does it too. coughs on me on purpose. >> jimmy: i'm sorry to hear that. that's not nice at all. so you don't read the lyrics from these songs before you play them? >> what is this, "reading rain

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but then you play a song-- you play "if i was a priest," is one of the three songs you wrote in 1972.ew songs, but it sounds like you. there's no mistaking that's also you. what do you see as the difference between that man writing in 1972, or what that man wrote in 1972, and what that man is writing now? >> you know, all of the "yous" are in one car. and as you get older you add another one. you add the you that's 60. you add the you that's 70. you have the you that's 30 in the car. you have the you that's 24 years old and first signed-- all of those folks are in the car that you're driving. so a lot of it depends, of course, at any given moment, on who's at the wheel, you know. and so, i can-- consequently, i can pull up different parts of my internal life and my internal history, and i can go to those moments and find something in common with that voice that connects-- it's a bit of a time trip, you know. it connects from that moment and lays a bond through all those years to who you are right now. so i could go back to songs that i wrote when i was 22 years old, and i could find a

that's the whole intent of the song, the inspiration for the song. >> the president, born of privileged serving in vietnam, receiving five deferments to not have to serve, one of which cited bone spur. so technically based on fogerty's explanation "fortunate son" is about someone like president trump. nothing fogerty said he could have written the song about today's events. >> very first lines, some people born of the flag, red, white, and blue. when the band plays "hail to the chief" they point the cannon at you. that's exactly what happened when the president decided to walk across the park. he cleared out the area using federal >>> it's a song i could have written now, and so i find it confusi confusing, i would say, that the president has chosen to use his songs for the political rallies, when it seems like he probably is the fortunate son. >>> and considering the president's proclivity for not playing taxes, these lights are particularly odd to play at a trump rally. quote -- some folks are born silver spoon in hand, lord, don't they hem themselves. when the tax man comes to the d

than just the song itself.an incredible story. can't wait to watch it. >>> coming up, the treasure one man found using his metal detector. >> would you believe a penny that's two simple centuries old? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> time now for "the mix." we were talking about this a little earlier. if you want a piece of european vacation home, now you can do so for $1. there are homes in italy that are being sold for just $1. this is in a town of salemi sicily. they announced they're going to be auctioning off dozens of abandoned homes that have fallen into disrepair, most of the homes start at $1.18. the mayor says this is all part of efforts to revitalize the town, bring some more people there. their population has dwindled down to only 4,000 residents because of an earthquake in 1968. here's the best part. if you do want to buy one of these homes for $1 you can do it online. >> right in my budget. and my travel plans. but we were talking about this. i'm sure there's a lot of stipulations. there's probably a lot of money that's

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only the next person knows which song is coming next. and we will do two songs each. it's okay. >> terrified >> jimmy: yeah, me too this is one of my favorite singers and she is crushing it right now. this is dua lipa's "don't start now. ♪ ♪ if you don' wanna see me did a full 180 crazy ♪ ♪ thinking 'bou the way i wa did the heartbreak change me ♪ ♪ maybe but look a where i ended up ♪ ♪ i'm all good alread so moved o it's scary ♪ ♪ i'm not where you left me at all so ♪ ♪ if you don' wanna see me dancing with somebody ♪ ♪ if you wanna believ that anything could stop m don't show u don't come out ♪ ♪ don't start carin about me now ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> that was amazing. >> jimmy: thank you. dua came all the way from england. >> yes >> jimmy: to surprise me thank you, dua always up for a good surprise. millie, you are up >> so, i am choosing my first song because i feel like this year has been crazy. and i think that we could do with a retreat to the year 3000 jonas brothers i'll be right back >> jimmy: what in the world? ♪ ♪ one day when i came hom at lunchtime i

i think it's a good song.", you have -- you have, like, i think -- i think you have two choices you can either like hide everything from her and just like wait till the end type thing, and you can decide, or like, what i did was like from the very beginning i like told her my thesis statement of what i wanted the album to be and, it was the best thing i did, because there's always a point halfway through a project where you're like, this is garbage. this is the worst thing i've ever done. it doesn't sound good. i don't know what i'm doing. and that's when you need that support to be like, "no. stick with the idea, because the idea is beautiful, and it's going to turn out. and i probably would have been discouraged enough to like move into a different world sonically, if i didn't have her kind of backing me the whole time so, i'm thankful for that. >> jimmy: yeah, i think she knows what she's doing, too. >> she knows what she's doing. >> jimmy: can you stick around i want to talk about the new documentary that y

english songs on the radio.is it being a different language that makes it so successful? what you think the secret for success is? correspondent: it is the combination of their attitude itself, down-to-earth. they are open about what it's like to be famous, the pressures. they have stood up for social causes. when their american fans asked him for support during the black lives matter movement, they came and helped, but they are aware of their shortcomings. a few years ago there was a song where the lyrics were sort of seen as sexist, and one of the seven members who wrote the song said i am really sorry. i will try and do better. there is sort of a niceness about him. brent: metrosexuals, if you will. what kind of reputation does k-pop in general have? correspondent: it has had some rough patches. it is known for sexual abuse cases, drug abuse cases, and misogynistic way of treating women. two female k-pop stars committed suicide a few years ago. they were subject to misogynistic abuse for two years. they have

a song that's the whole the whole hearing shouldn't have happened it should have been for all and out we had evidence on the the 2nd last day that. a sundress being spied on by a spanish security company almost certainly in the pay of the cia all his his confidential deliberations with with his lawyers and doctors had been spied on on record and that will be enough to throw doubt in the other famous. whistle blower case of daniel ellsberg in 1971 i think it was an ellsberg of course was one of the witnesses at the is saddam's trial. it was the fact that nixon had sent his thugs into daniel ellsberg psychiatrist's office trying to get some dirt on him the very thing but the americans were doing in the ecuadorian embassy on assignment that in the trial was enough to throw. the judge threw it out david no allegations of a that case continues but david rosen you see global claim they were protecting julian assize they were hired by the ecuadorian government to help it sure they goes and all the pig flying of afshan describe his average day julian isn't just average day's average day at th

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how do you feel like that when people are playing your song for the opposite reason you wrote the songi try to bear it with a smile, but i think what the issue is is that the key to some of my music is you need to be able to hold two contradictory ideas in your mind at the same time, which is sort of the measure -- a bit of the measure of adulthood. so you need to be able to deal with the fact that a song can be both prideful and critical, and that idea is very essential to a lot of my music because that's how i feel, you know. i'm proud of my country, i've had an amazing life and gotten the best outof it through living here, but there's a lot to continue to be critical about. so both of those things are going into my music. it's a bit up to the listener to listen well if you want to get the whole picture, but to do so you've really got to be able to hold the idea, pride and criticalness can go hand in hand. >> trevor: let's talk about being critical then. you came out in an interview recently and said, if trump wins a second term, you will move to australia. ( laughter ) i don't think

classic sprigs theme as you said tell us more on 1st listen very good 7 new songs are 6 songs that were originally written in the 1970 s. it's not style ject reflective intimates a lot of musical references to early works basically a real treat for fans ok now obviously gets your seed of approval stevie nicks fleetwood mac frame now also has a treat for our fans that's why but before we get into the details of that i think we should mention that's one of her 970 s. hits with fleetwood mac. went back into the charts recently after nathan apple doctors a tick tock video of himself riding his longboard wild lips thinking dreams went viral mick fleetwood and stevie nicks joined in the tick tock fun and this is introduced fleetwood mac to a whole new generation and it's actually quite a good time because she's got our new single out and she's going to be in the cinema as well that's right this is stevie nicks $24.00 karat gold the concert it's showing it's the most worldwide on october the 25th the album is actually from 27 seeing stevie nicks a favorite toy of all time nicks tells the stori

classic sprigs theme as you said tell us more on 1st listen very good 7 new songs are 6 songs that were originally written in the 1970 s. it's the style jack reflective intimates a lot of musical references to early works basically a real treat for fans ok now obviously gets your seed of approval stevie nicks of fleetwood mac. fame now also has a treat for our fans that's why but before we get into the details of that i think we should mention that's one of her 970 s. hits with fleetwood mac. went back into the charts recently after nathan apple duckers a tick tock video of himself writing his longboard while lips thinking dreams went viral mick fleetwood and stevie nicks joined in the tick tock fun and this is introduced fleetwood mac to a whole new generation and it's actually quite a good time because she's got our new single out and she's going to be in the cinema as well that's why this is stevie nicks $24.00 karat gold the concert it's showing it's the most worldwide on october the 25th the album is actually from 2017 stevie nicks favorite all of all time nicks tells the stories b

the first song was released june 1, "no flag," immediately heralded as a protest song at a moment whene world was being gripped by protest. was that released in that moment with that in mind? >> no, those sort of things happen by coincidence. i had written the song last year for the day when you get up and the ways of the world make you feel no allegiance, no philosophy, no theology will console me. and you make a furious sound. now, in my case, i did something slightly reckless, as we would think of it now. i went to, you know, where the wind blew me, and nobody knew me, to helsinki. you know, the musical hub of the world. >> stephen: sure, rock 'n' roll hall of fame, helsinki. >> the finns claim to have invent of vented tango. that alone would take me there. >> stephen: invented tango, and tapas. >> yes. when i made this clattering sound that is "no flag" and people heard in it some coincidental alignment in the stars and in the-- in the headlines. i could not have planned that, and, you know, the song will still sound-- hopefully it will still sound good next week. >> stephen: it's

is a free media not of these things are true and the song has a son to represent. what i would say is too much truth. it is the most important political trial of this century certainly one of the most important of my lifetime and it's been virtually blacked out. by most of the sort of coal misnamed mainstream media it's no surprise to me. but when you sit in court and listen to some of the truly shocking at the twins indisputable evidence the just the day the what i would call the medical day describing what a songe was gone through with the evidence of professor michael kopelman and professor kate humphries both of them distinguish you're of psychiatrists talking about the way the single human being has been punished for telling this truth that if it goes hippies sent to the united states if he's extradited he'll find a way to take his own life. i want to get to the psychiatric reports and in a 2nd because it goes the us prosecutor is present there at the old bailey trial because doubt on the on the. prominent. dallas out they call i've never hood in this modern a

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never heard of the song until ten years ago.icologists saying descending physical patterns was a common musical device. for example you can hear it in chim chim cher—ee mary poppins. at the heart of the debate was whether this was blatant copying or the natural evolution of music which borrows from other genres, which jimmy paige himself admits. it started with quite fragile exposed acoustic guitar playing in the style of the poor man's sebastian bach. now the supreme court has said it will not hear the appeal so the originaljudgement is final, not that the lawyer from randy wolfe's estate is saying... # the stairway to heaven to evans... #. millions of dollars in compensation but that has not stopped fans from continuing to debate. it's taken 3,000 years, but finally the tasmanian devil has been reintroduced into the wild on the australian mainlaind. the fiesty marsupials, known for their loud growl and powerful jaws, have been released into a specially prepared forest north of sydney. it's thought early human hunters or packs

that song reached number one in the british charts. another west african superstar dancehall musician shuteye wiley from ghana. writing. his international profile recently got a boost through his work on the un says single already. under soundtrack for the coronavirus crisis which is getting so many people across the globe pope and entertainment have been a song generally selema. this gem from some african artist masticate set up a global dance craze known as the jerusalem act dance challenge. you. will . you. know you cannot stop that's. your kind of tell me that you've not heard this song and dance to it you know some of our folks on our facebook page sent us some comments on that particular song let me read a couple of them press see girls from cameroon says i love the song should go higher than it already has it's already received quite a 1000000000 views over 160000000 i should say but i would say our friend also from uganda says music is life and hope. life many thanks for ringback those comments appreciate it back to you i mean

turn up your favorite song! and head out for the open road to drive the whole day long.ack. >>> checking the top stories, the coronavirus outbreak linked to the white house is expanding. senior trump adviser stephen miller has tested positive. at least two dozen aides or associates have now been infected including the vice commandant of the coast guard whose diagnosis forced all but s to quarantine. >>> meanwhile, president trump has ended talks on a coronavirus relief package, but in a flurry of late night tweets, he called on congress to approve money for stimulus checks, airlines and small businesses. >>> voting rights groups suing to extend florida's voter registration deadline are due in court today. the governor extended the deadline by seven hours after the system crashed monday, but advocates say they need more time to inform voters about the extension. >>> a grand jury in texas has indicted netflix on criminal charges claiming the streaming service promoted the lewd depiction of children during its controversial movie entitled "cuties." netflix calls the charges

, any song-- oh, you are speaking to my soul now!s latest album is called "now hear this." his vision of music that a critic noted sounds like matthew is playing with six hands. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> matthew whitaker: thank you so much! ( ticking ) >> friends at "60 minutes" pay tribute to producer katie texter, who passed away before finishing this story, at 60minutesovertime.com. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyft, doordash prop 22. one ride california doesn't want to take. ( ticking ) >> stahl: i'm lesley stahl. we'll be back next week, with another edition of "60 minutes." ( ticking ) captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgb

>> a perfect theme song for today.opefully, you can find a cool space around the coastline especially where people don't have ac because they think mother nature is ac but not today. elevate fire danger through today. >> thank you for watching. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. in the meantime, get the latest news at nbcbayarea.com. have a great weekend. "california live" is next. >>> right now on "california live." how do you stump the fountain of youth in a box? we have about to expose this doctor's secret. >> oh, no, not yet. >> john stamos is picking up a good vibration. ♪ >> the inspiring story of the l.a. charger who stepped out of the shadows and into the spotlight. it's bananas. >> you play guitar too? >> i don't play guitar. that is my celebration, though. >> a window into the world of wine. >> what if i told you there is finally a wine window right

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