to hear soulful music. and to be supported that way. i think music is a very supportive thing, as far as your emotional life. >> it is amazing that we are at the end of our time together. it is almost putting a pause in the conversation. we will hear some more music that you brought to third baptist church. i want to say thank you so much for being with us cantor rossen baruch and thank you for a lifetime career that gave so much do san francisco, the jewish community, and the community at large. >> the morning when i was discussing how we deal with our grief and our pain, i ended with saying, those in tears will reap in joy. this is a tune of debbie friedman. i started off by singing it myself. and then everybody started to join in. it just became an incredible communal outpouring together. it was a lovely experience. >> third baptist church. please enjoy. >> the way to deal with this is to hang on to help. just keep hanging on. because it says, those who have tears, shall resume joy. we need to remember that. we need to never give up o

the blues in particular had been sort of pushed aside by soul music and r&b, which was considered moref taken england by storm. how do you feel about other people borrowing your material? >> i'm very grateful to know that my material is the type of material that the entertainers today would like to use. ♪ long tall sally ♪ ♪ oh baby yeah ♪ ♪ yeah baby ♪ ♪ ooh baby ♪ ♪ >> the british invasion played a huge role in not just introducing themselves to america, but reintroducing a lot of black music to mainstream america. ♪ ♪ it's gonna be all right ♪ ♪ all right all right ♪ ♪ it's gonna be all right ♪ ♪ get my way ♪ ♪ i will stay ♪ ♪ stay by your side to keep you satisfied ♪ ♪ it's gonna be all right ♪ ♪ all right all right ♪ ♪ it's gonna be all right ♪ >> the same year the beatles play on "ed sullivan" for the first time is the same year the "t.a.m.i. show" comes out as a movie, and "t.a.m.i. show's" got everybody. >> "t.a.m.i." show is really the first rock 'n' roll concert movie. the stones headlining, and the first time that us white kids got to see james brown and nobody will ever get

thank you, chris classic american soul music group the spiners performed lasts night in montgomery montgomery county ♪ ♪ love that the group performed in glenside. spiners have topped both r & b charts with smash hits like then >> turbo tax is letting people file again after a scare. they were reporting spike in fraud leapt filings most found out when they tried to file real return and were rejected learning someone with their name had already filed. intuit says there was no breach that things were stolen elsewhere. >>> general motors revealed how much recalls cost the company. gm says it cost the company more than $4 billion. that company that money that is covers the cost of repairs. compensating victims and other expenses and auto maker recalled more than 30 million cars and trucks last year. this includes recall of more than 2 million vehicles due to faulty ignition switch which was die tied to dozens of deaths. >>> uber announced it's developingself driving car the car service says it's working with carnegie mellon university on the project. 50 scientists in pittsburgh will join the proj

was fortuitous for me to be there as a musician because fill a really was a hot spot for great soul musicoming out during that time. >> indeed, while still in school he did backup work for lauren hill and after graduation, for kanye west. he still took a full-time job as a management consultant. >> my first job offer was for $50,000 a year which to me was a lot of money at the time american my father ever made as a factory worker. i said at night i will work on music and figure it out and try to get a record deal. >> you felt like you were that good. >> i felt like i was good enough. i had something to offer. i sang background on alycia song calls you don't know my name. >> he work on other peoples records. >> wow. >> such talent and so smart. john legend singing and how to mend a broken heart all a on the special addition of cbs sunday morning heart and soul right here at 9:00 o'clock. 8:29 right now. if you have to go outside you have to bundle up guys, dangerous cold you need hat, scarves, gloves the whole 9-yard, our weather could be breaking record lows of course carol will be back w

for me to be there as a musician because philadelphia was really a hot spot for a lot of great soul musichat time. >> indeed, while still in school, he did backup work for lauryn hill and after graduation for kanye west, but he still took a full-time job as a management consultant. >> my first job offer was for $50,000 a year, which to me was a lot of money at the time, it was more than my father ever made as a factory worker and i said at night i am going to keep working on music and figure it out and i will try to get a record deal. >> do you feel you were that good? >> yeah, i felt like i was good enough, and i felt a background on alicia keys song that you don't know my name. >> meanwhile he worked on his own records. >> when he finally quit his day job and made his first album in 2004 ordinary people, his song about a troubled love affair was a breakout hit. >> we don't know which way to go. >> he wobeuld the first of nine grammy awards. >> people just went crazy for your voice. what do you think it was? >> i think it was my voice but also what i was saying as a songwriter, and i wri

the philly pops entertained the crowd during the soul concert tonight. musicand the pops performed r and b hits. the philly pops classic soul series runs through sunday. >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we're back in the morning at 5:00 with our friend nicole brewer. for lesley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. you can stay connected all weekend long at cbs cbs philly

with their mellow harmony and soulful musical, the critics like it.int of the success to come when near tragedy struck a few years earlier. ♪ if you ever left me ♪ >> the lone bellow's zack starting writing music by accident or more accurately because of one. >> i got married. first year in the marriage and my wife fell off one of my family's horses and she broke her neck and was like diagnosed quadriplegic quadriplegic. i had these close friends of mine that lived with me through all the quiet moments of that time. >> that's when you started writing? >> yeah. i would just like read them my journal entries. i would write in rhyme for some reason and they were like, man, you should try to learn how to play the guitar and sing at the same time and go to open mikes. there was a miracle if stacy could move again let's move to new york city. >> and she did. >> she did. >> she recovered in just six months. the williams moved to brooklyn where they still live with their three daughters. >> when you get a little momentum, it will lift you up, but if the momen

the philly pops entertained the crowd during the soul concert tonight. musice pops performed r and b hits. the philly pops classic soul series runs through sunday. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. for a limited time, get a fios triple play online at an amazing $79.99 a month guaranteed for two years. plus, a $400 bonus with a two-year agreement hurry, deal ends february 21st. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we're back in the morning at 5:00 with our friend nicole brewer. for lesley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. you can stay connected all weekend long at cbs cbs p

we have some classic, soul music right now at kimmel center, right now the performance you just can'ts in our studio this morning. ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. let's fly to los angeles for valentines day because we have something special in beverly hills. folks at beverly will shire hotel right there on will shire boulevard giving woman what they want. >> what is that, mike. >> they took a clue from that romantic comedy and worst message movie ever made and to young woman, the show is called pretty woman with julia roberts. >> ♪ >> to you remember me. >> no, i'm sorry. >> iowas in here yesterday, and you wouldn't wait on me. >> wow you work on commission. >> yes. >> big mistake. big, huge. >> i have to go shopping now. >> big mistake because i'm getting everything paid for by my john. you too can experience this day of luxury like julia roberts character in honor of the 25th anniversary of this bad message movie. >> yes, beverly will shire is offering its prett

. >> charlie: getting the best out of the soul and musicality of the musicians. >> you get that whener, the great conductor that died, he said one time to me it would be so wonderful if one day we could conduct an orchestra without moving our arms. because many times a conductor is an impediment for the public to enjoy the music because we are becoming more and more a visual society so we are detracted from what we see on the podium more from what we hear. >> charlie: what do you think you've accomplished in five years since you began in 2010? >> first more and more i've liked and loved the city. i think chicago is one of the most beautiful cities in this country. it's really a beautiful city. the people are really what we think that are the real americans. >> charlie: strong shoulders. yes, and that i like being a southern italian. and in five years we didn't have one time a friction. it was always a wonderful time to be together. and i think that working together i have brought as every conductor brings, part of my culture. i come from europe and i come from the mediterranean. so i

. >> music soothes the soul, it calms everybody down.dy sing, and then you debt that momentum even if you are apprehensive where going out. you going forward. care. if you don't go, i'm going to go anyhow. i'm on my way, great god, i'm on my way. ♪ ♪ oh lord ♪ ♪ >> i got involved in the civil rights movement in hattiesburg, mississippi, around 1955, when 'em meth till was murdered. i saw the men who murdered him go to trial, they weren't punished, did not go to jail. if they did, why weren't they punished? that was the question that went into my head and i wanted to know more. i met the laid medgar evers. you're paying taxes, you should have new textbooks, you should have sidewalks, you should have street lights, you should have the same thing white kids have. i was very lucky to have these people in my life and developed a passion for justice. >> how i really got involved was during the trayvon martin trial. >> oh yes. >> when they had the nonindictment, i went into a deep depression. >> uh-huh, uh-huh. >> and so there there, i really h

here in their own words, erica tot am and joy lather. [ sings ] >> you know music soothes the soul calmingere down. everybody is saying. and then you get the momentum if you were apprehensive about going out. once you get the adrenaline up and everyone is singing, you go forward, you didn't care. if you don't go, i'll go. i'm on my way great god, i'm on my way. [ sings ] >> i got involved in the civil right movement in hattiesburg, before i was born or reared around 195. i saw the men who murdered edward king the men went to trial, they were not punished or found guilty i wanted to know why weren't they punished. that was not the question that came into my head. i wanted to know more. i was young, i could understand what was talked about. parents paying taxes, and you should have new textbook sidewalks, street lights the same things as the white kids had. i was lucky to have the people in my life. and developing a passion for justice. how i got involved was during the trayvon martin trial. when they had the non-indictment, i went into a deep depression. so from there, i had to process you

because they bring a lot of national and global djs from all forms of music and my favorite music in particular is soulful dance. >> okay. another question i am sure you're familiar with the current configuration of the entertainment commission. can you tell me what skill set that you're bringing to this commission that doesn't already exist? >> i think that i have a passion for diversity and radical inclusion so i come in a community that has -- that welcomes everybody and i'm a young woman of color -- >> really? >> and a fierce advocate for making sure that people who have been invisible and voiceless are at the table. >> what kind of advocacy have you done? >> that's a good question. most of the work we do involve direct services for people and immediate needs so work around poverty, recovery, violence, et cetera. >> thank you. >> just some follow up questions. often i met with jocelyn kane just the other day who is the director of the entertainment commission. she mentioned there are often conflicts that occur between places that has been established as entertainment venues and new neighbors that come

. >> ♪ >> there you go philly pops entertained the crowd during its classic soul concert last night. the musicor michael and pops performed many memorable r and b hits. philly pops classic soul series runs through tomorrow. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", fire fighters still putting out hot spots from a two a a alarm fire in frankford and we will tell you how a a quick thinking passerby alerted authority. >>> also ahead a selfie ban, why some museums want you to leave them at home. >>> carol returns with the warm up in the forecast, that is also relative, we will explain when we come right back. >>> a possible case of measles in our area. health officials now investigating a potential case in montgomery county. a building blaze, in philadelphia, we are live with how a quick thinking passerby helped alert fire fighters to the the flames. >>> outrage from a new jersey community, after offensive tweets and photos are posted by teenagers. >>> today it is saturday february 7th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer at 6:00 o'clock. let's send it over to c

electric guitar playing jazz] ultimately, every time you make music with somebody some of their experience and their knowledge-- some of their soul is transmitted to you, and vice versa some of yours is transmitted to them. [jazz music continues] [rock music] (donovan) i always have this really nice memory of when i first started to think "boy, i'd sure like to play. that would be the shit. that would be fun." and i remember sitting on my bed with my drumsticks and my black t-shirt on and putting on headphones because my parents were in the next room and listening to ac/dc records or led zeppelin records and just smacking the bed as hard as i could with these drumsticks and dust is flying all over the place. and just like going through record after record, and a whole evening would pass and i'd take the headphones off and not even realize any time had passed. (buynak) who was it... keith richards said, "everything you ever listened to comes out in what you play," which is very true. (dispirito) for young musicians, the process of learning rock and roll is often very closely related to their album collection-- the cds they have at

. >> ♪ >> philly pops entertained crowd during the classic soul concert last night. the musicthe pops performed many memorable r and b hits. philly pops classic soul series runs through tomorrow. >>> our weather watchers, they are up and we are so glad you are up with them. eyewitness weather watchers helping us every single morning figure out is what going on in their particular neighborhood and sharing all of it. so we have a 26-degree temperature here from david dutch, and, he is in clementon, new jersey. so it is a coal start to the day there. let's see what is happening with this 27-degree temperature, phil says that he is dealing with a nice warm up this weekend and yes we all are. our temperatures will be climbing this weekend above the freezing mark and he is doing counting. forty-three days until spring. coincidently, 43 will probably be our temperature this afternoon. we're doing pretty well. let's try one other temperature 24 degrees. we're fining this out through if i can get this thing moving steve johnson in west chester finding that 24-degree temperature there a

whatever music you love, soul hip-hop, you love, pop, rock it the is all represented there in that night>> it will be so much fun. we will be here with you. beyonce, sam smith and ferrell williams have the most nominations this year each of them have six grammy nominations. this is happening sunday night, you can see all of the action right here on cbs-3 that starts at 8:00 p.m. and check out nominees, lot of them perform at cbs philly.com. >> very best of the award show out there, a lot have of fun. >>> still to come in the next half an hour shoppers are on alert pickpockets at wegmans and other businessness south jersey. the suspects charge hundreds of dollars on victim credit card. we will tell what you to watch out for. >>> texas murder trial is under hollywood spotlight trial begins foreman accused of murdering american snipper chris kyle, we wil >>> i'm chris may and here are breaking news stories for you. police say a student brought add least 16 packs of crack cocaine into mitchell elementary school in southwest philadelphia three, eight years old and a 13 year-old whom police sa

whether hip hop fan or you love a certain type of music whatever music you love, soul, you lover hipou know pop you love rock, it is all represented there in that night, it will be great. >> certainly will be. and a head of the big show grammy nominees iggy and jennifer hudson perform trouble, the laid list take the stage at the pre grammy party, on saturday. once again, you can tune in to the grammy awards live, this sunday night at 8:00 like ll said, you won't want to miss t catch all the action right here on cbs36789 going to be a fun night. >> so many great performances, can't wait. we'll be right back with a rocky siting here in philadelphia. >> but first, here's a look at what's coming up the tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3. >> how much do you spends whether go shopping? i'm jim donovan, "3 on your side" introduces you to the coupon mom when she shops she not only saves money show, often makes a profit. >> save a few thousand dollars a year. >> she is an expert but you don't have to be, and you can still save. watch and learn how to be a smarter sh

music. doesn't it melilot? jazz, smooth soul. what is it? know. >> jazz. >> jazz. [ laughter ] >> that's what it is. [ laughter ] >> thanks, guys. >>> all right. traffic, all right, let's go out the door. so we have a couple of issues right now and, you know, as soon as this one popped up we got the "all clear" from chp eastbound 92 ramp to southbound 101. it was an injury crash for a while blocking the middle lanes. you may still see some delays in that connector ramp even though no lanes are blocked. chp may still be out in the area off to the shoulder. and we're still watching this issue right now in hayward. it's southbound 880 at "a" street. it's actually a motorcycle accident. it is on the shoulder now. but traffic was already beginning to slow anyway the usual commuter traffic heading to the san mateo bridge. so it's kind of sluggish all the way out to about 238. if you are hopping on to the san mateo bridge itself, everything is fine once you get on the span. westbound 92 looks great, still 13 or 14 minutes out of hayward. and san jo

. >> reporter: it's music's biggest night and the big winner at the 57th grammy awards was british soul singer sam smith. his ballad was song of the year. the 22-year-old break-out proxer won best new artist and best pop vocal album. >> thank you, it's the best night of my life. a quick call. the man who the record is about, who i fell in love with last year thank you so much for breaking my heart, because you got me four grammy's. >> it wasn't exactly a clean sweep. top trophy for album of the year went to american rocker. >> we made the record at my house for the most part. i'd like to thank my kids for letting me wait a bit extra longer. >> los angeles scintillated with other notable performances. many dominated the music industry for decades. but there was a sombre undertone. singer katy perry attempted up with the u.s. precedent to sign the shot on domestic violence. it has to stop. artists have a unique power to change minds and attitudes thinking and talking about what matters. a grammy's mod to music with a message >>> if you like the style and top of the news bulletin take a lo

. >> it's called music's biggest night and the big winner at the 57th grammy awards was british soulsam smith. his heartbreak ballad stay with me won record and song of the year. the 22-year-old breakout performer won best new artist and best pop vocal album. >> thank you. this is the best night of my life. just a quick one. i want to thank the man who this record is about and who i fell in love with last year. thank you so much for breaking my heart because you got me four grammys. >> it wasn't exactly a clean sweep. the top tree fee for album of the year went to american rocker beck. >> we made this record at my house for the most part. i'd like to thank my kids for letting me keep them awake a little bit extra longer. >> the ceremony in los angeles scintillated with other notable performances many by those who dominated the music industry for decades. there was a somber undertone also. ♪ ♪ >> singer katy perry teamed up with the u.s. president to shine the spotlight on domestic violence. >> it's not ok, and it has to stop. artists have a unique power to change minds and tuesday an

. >> it's called music's biggest night and the big winner at the 57th grammy awards was british soulare sam smith. his song, "stay with me,," was awarded best song, also, best album and best pop vocalist. >> the man who this record is about, thank you so much for breaking my heart because you got me four grammies. >> but it wasn't exactly a clean sweep. top trophy for album of the year went to american rocker beck, for morning phase. >> we made this record at my house. for the most part. so i want to thank my kids for letting me keep them awake a little bit extra-longer. >> the ceremony in los angeles scintillated with other notable performances. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> many by those who have dominated the music industry for decades. but there was also a somber undertone. singer katie perry tuned up with the u.s. president to shine the spotlight on domestic violence. >> emotional one in four women has experienced some former of domestic violence. it's not okay and it has to stop. artists have a unique power to change minds and attitudes and getting us thinking and talking about what matters. >> a g

. >> soul full weekend over at the kimmel center, michael back musical director of the philly pops.ee you. >> who is your friends? >> appearing with us for the philly pops this weekend? man great voice. aretha franklin singing on the way in here, so will her music be featured? >> absolutely. >> really? >> another singer on the program, doing a rita franklin, gladys knight, all of those great songs as well, doing a lot of due. >> the that's great. >> it will be so much fun. so it is friday, saturday, sunday in. >> sunday night, saturday afternoon, sunday afternoon. >> and sunday afternoon. still tickets available in. >> tickets available philly pops.org. >> we're having a lot of fun types every music there but always everyone will recognize every song on this program. they'll be capping along singing along. >> we can sing along? >> absolutely. >> you don't mind that? >> absolutely sing along bringing joy. >> it is a musical party at the pops. >> i'm so glad did you this, in a city like philadelphia, known for its music the sound every philadelphia. so this will be fun. i am combing f

the music is classic r&b and predisco soul. the attitude -- loose. we've been able to buy ourselves free from our past. new arrivals pour in with no memory of the ugly parts of our history. we can afford the luxury of the new. we can live in comfortable bubbles, our apartments high in the sky. in many ways more separate than at any time in history. but for mississippi, the past is right there to see, still present and coming to terms with it not an abstract discussion, it not an abstract discussion, but the daily business of life. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >>> one of our roles here has always been to take away excess money from people who don't know what to do with it, who can't think of a better idea how to spend their money. in the old ways the mechanism for doing that is just throw it on a table. put that in a context, that's what we're more polished about. >> you're talking about crass commercialism, in the very best sense of the word. is this the cultural center of the country? we may not want to think it is, but is it? >> i don't

. >> it's called music's biggest night and the big winner at the 57th grammy awards was british souler sam smith. his hard baddal stay with me was awarded record and song of the year. the 22-year-old break-out performer also won best new artist and best pop advocate am album. >> thank you it's the best night of my life. just a quick one. i want to thank man who this record was about who i fell in love with last year, thank you very much because you got me four grammies. >> but it wasn't exactly a clean sweep. the top trophy for album of the year went to american rocker beck for morning theme. >> we made this record at my house for the most part so i'd like to thank reply kids for letting me keep them awake a little bit extra-longer. >> god made us all different. >> the ceremony sint scintillated with other major performances. many of those who have dominated the music industry for decades. but there was also a somber undertone. singer katie perry teamed up with the u.s. president to shine the spotlight on domestic violence. >> more than one in four women has experienced some form of

. >> reporter: it's called music's biggest night, and the big winner at the 57th grammy awards... [ singing ] ..british soul singer sam smith, his heart ballad "stay with me", was awarded record and song of the year. the 22-year-old break-out performer won best new artist and best pop vocal album. >> it's the best night of my life. just a quick one, i want to thank the man who this record is about, who i fell in love are last year thank you so much for breaking my heart, because you got me four grammies. >> reporter: it wasn't exactly a clean sweep. the top trophy for album of the year went to america rockier beck for "morning theme." >> we made the record at my house for the most part. i'd like to thank my kids for letting them keep awake a little extra longer. >> reporter: the ceremony in los angeles scintillated with other notable performances. and those that dominated the music industry. but there was a sombre undertone. >> singer katy perry attempted up with u.s. president to shine the spotlight on domestic violence. >> it's not okay and it has to stop. artists have a big power to change minds and atti

dance music is just about a positive energy, a positive message, you know, it's just something that when you hear it, it gets into your soul can't stop -- not move. gerri: here's the business part of the segment. we have to have a business part of the segment. commercial featuring your music hyundai directv, burger king, kraft, the list goes on and on, my friend. you've done deals with everybody. >> we have. and we're still doing deals. a brand-new movie called the kings men. and commercials are sometimes either paid (?) by a flat rate or they're union. movies are all flat-rate. gerri: we're showing video from the kingsmen, and you're part of that. so exciting. i'm hearing good things about the movie. does something like that sort of offset what's going on with music download sales which are so negative right now? >> well, it definitely does. i mean, you have to -- i mean it's an extra income. and it's always welcomed. and i'm glad that my music, you know, works -- is -- for commercials as it does for motion pictures. sets up a scene for a certain time. my music was definitely a part of a certain period in all our lives. g

. ♪ then sings my soul ♪ >> reporter: in the church where the virgin mary is believe to have been born the sound of musicse walls of worship. in its baritone the deepest inspiration for christians. ♪ how great thou art ♪ >> the place is wonderful, beautiful, and so grateful but it's for him. it's all about him. it's all about worshipping him. >> reporter: christians of all denominations come to jerusalem to visit the sacred places they believe builds a deeper connection with their faith. pastor john turner's tours draw followers from across the united states walking along the path where jesus is believed to have taken final steps. a man of god finds worshipping on this land brings the bible to life. >> so this is the path that jesus took in his final hours? >> that's right. you know when we go all around we know these are places that jesus could have been b but we know this is the place where he was. it was the place where he took his cross, and went you know for us and so that's why it's moving and touching to us. >> reporter: this pilgrimage began in california as a parstor talking about this for 30 ye

music] >> dr. charles stanley: money can do some things; it can do many good things in the right hand but it can't satisfy the longing of your soulthe longing of your heart. it can't satisfy that which god has placed in you that only he can fill; and that is a personal relationship with god through his son, jesus. >> male announcer: next on "in touch," s something missing in your life?" [music] ♪ there is a call that has ♪ ♪ sounded all over this land ♪ ♪ and all those who believe ♪ h have been given a chance ♪ ♪ to bring light where there's ♪ ♪ darkness ♪ ♪ we ve been called to bring ♪ hope where there's ne ♪

musical sendoff to outgoing attorney general eric holder. the justice department aretha franklin, the legendary queen of soul singing his praises quite literally. ♪ a hero yes he is ♪ ♪ he's a champion he's a warrior yes he is ♪ >> holder was brought to tears apparently brought to tears during and after the performance. there he is or something. got something in his eye. he's set to leave office next month -- we don't know dan. >> allegedly. >> scissor loretta lynch. >> president obama teared up during the ceremony as well emotional all around. i think they're very close friends. >>> now to the historic royal visit to the far east. prince william touring the tsunami zone in japan and off to china tomorrow and that is where we find abc's bob woodruff in beijing with the latest on this story. >> reporter: it's a day that began with fun for william, the duke of cambridge, first at this anchor cheer in tokyo. then at the studio where japan's most loved drama is produced. he got the chance to mix with the actors and play the role of the warlord with a helmet and a samurai sword. much is to promote british innovation in japan so like launching a shi

they saying the notes because souls were predicated on what you got those notes right in that church are on the block or in the club but now with the corporatization of musicthe same way our universities are corporatized and schools are corporatized, integrity, pushed to the margin, just getting over the 11th commandment, thou shalt not get caught. that is will we are teaching our young folk. get over by any means just don't get caught. that is a sad thing. >> given the universal human challenge of preserving treasures and earthen vessels what comfort do you have for aspiring prophet who seek to raise their voices in a way that will not contradict the four principles that the boys highlighted in your text. >> what a wonderful group. miami-dade college. every time i count me found out got this good stuff for me. every time i come. i'll put it this way. >> but you're here now though. you're here now. i think every generation that takes people who are full of fire love fire, love compassion, willingness to pursue what i call the way of the cross is a christian. there have to be enough examples around. a wonderful line. examples are the go karts of judgment. y

music scene. >> reporter: i love the go-go. absolutely from back in the days from chuck brown and all them soul searches, searches, bust a move. yo, come on. >> he is pretty good. that was a fun interview too as you can watch the whole interview. >>> plus, the grammy's sunday preview, or let me go back, you can watch the grammies on sunday at 8:00 right here on wusa9. but to get ready for the big show, join 94.7 fresh fm tommy mcfly and me for a wusa9 grammy preview show. that is saturday night at 7:30 right here on wusa9. >> can't wait. >>> all right, also trending today a sports illustrated swim suit ad and not for the usual reasons. >> this is interesting as this is the plus size model ashley graham. they are calling her plus size posting in a first-of-its kind issue. she is modeling for a company selling swim suits from women ranging size 10 to 34. the model says, "i know my curves are sexy and i want everyone to know that theirs are too." amen, girl. more braver than you and i. >>> coming up a story about robert griffin iii and some work he's doing off the field. dave owens with a fascinating look at griffin and a local f

music. gamble and hough have become a powerful producing and song writing team that were pioneers of philadelphia's soulsolid track record. they would form philadelphia international record in 1971. the rival to barry gored toy motown. clive davis backed their venture and distributed their record. >> would never, even know me. >> gamble and hough would release a number of pop songs in the 70's including that one if you don't know me by now and we were seeing that the the other day and love train by the o.j.'s. they have created the long runs. >> yes. >> they did the same song for soul train they were induct in the rock and role hall of fame. they received a lifetime achievement award from the national academy of recording and science. kenneth gamble lives in south philadelphia. he was on the show yesterday with quincy, and dmc of run dmc. >> we're in the the meeting yesterday, sue, and lauren had already produce that had segment on kenneth gamble. she looked and said see, isn't that great timing. >> how cool is that. >> friend of show they watch the gamble family. good morning. i hope you are warm and w

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