>> he said stevie. stevie who?ght. >> five minutes later, a huge limo pulled in front of the store. ♪[ music ] he purchased the headphone and he was facing -- and he was listening and then in five minutes, the store was so jammed that we had to lock ouridors. >> reporter: here at melody, they have literally watched music delivery evolve. from vineel to ca-- vinyl to cassettes and 8 tracks and to cds and back to vinyl. >> it's an experience you have to pick up the needle and put it to the vinyl and sit there and you will be able to tell the difference right away. >> reporter: while the format has changeed, the dedicated customer service has not. >> every week, we have -- and they have no idea what is going on. >> just some lover song? >> yeah. >> and that song, you know, and we normally work it out. 85% of the time. >> jack said they wanted to close now before things got uglier. in other words, end on a good note. in dupont circle, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> yeah. >> and the sign of the times. >> yeah. >> hopefully

[applause] >> how many know the song living in the city by stevie wonder. that great skit at end where stevie plays all the voices and gets arrested. new york city, skyscrapers and everything. this is a poem that reimagines that gentlemen exists the bus in that skit as john henry. this is a section of it. skyscrapers and everything. j hammer henry mallet [inaudible] could barely fit hammer poking out like natural man's skyscraper to the concrete for deep machine sleep abouts income. don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after.

he said, stevie. stevie who?id stevie wonder. >> reporter: raw, right. >> five minutes later, the huge limo pulled in front of the store. he purchased a head phone and then he was listening. and then in five minutes, the store was so jammed, he had to lock our doors. >> reporter: here at melody, they have watched music delivery evolve from vinyl to cassettes and eight tracks and then to cds and back to vinyl. >> it is real a l.i.e. an experience that you have to pick -- it is really an experience that you have to pick up the needle and put it to the vinyl and you will be able to tell the difference right way. >> reporter: while the format has changed, the dedicated customer service has not. >> every week, we get one of those phone calls. >> just some love song. >> we normally work it out. >> reporter: jack says they wanted to close close now before things got any uglier. in other words, end on a good note. in dupont circle, beth parker, fox 5 news. ws. >> i always found it to be very therapeutic to find time in r

he said stevie. >> stevie who? stevie wonder.orter: yeah, right. >> five minutes later this huge limo pulled in front of the store. he purchased the headphones and then he was listening and then in five minutes the store was so jammed that we had to lock our doors of. reporter: now here at melody they have literally watched music delivery evolve from vinyl to cassettes and eight tracks, then to cds and back to vinyl. >> it's really an experience that you have to pick up the needle and put it to the vinyl and sit there and then you will be able to tell the difference right away. reporter: while the format has changed, the dedicated customer service has not. >> every week we get one of those phone calls where they have no idea what's going on. just some lost star. we normally work it out about 85, 90% of the time. reporter: jack says they wanted to close before things got any uglier. in other words, end on a good note. in dupont circle beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> trouble may not be far off for best buy. the store has become less p

, some famous and very musical fathers have given gifts to their new babies, from john lennon, to stevie, since there is a brand-new lullaby, we thought maybe all of you could weigh in on the best lullaby of all. here's abc's bill weir. ♪ the most amazing i feel >> reporter: jay-z, raps bt how beyonce conceived in paris. amazing revelations such a private couple. but fatherhood, it's the ultimate softening agent. ♪ my greatest creation is you >> reporter: you can hear the first duet with daddy. this song tells exactly when stevie wonder was moved to write a new kind of love song. ♪ isn't she precious less than one minute old ♪ >> reporter: and here's the beauty. what begins as a song for one baby, can put countless others to sleep every night. i must confess, that "golden slumbers" is our nightly ritual. it's horrible for her because of my voice. >> you sing it? >> reporter: i sing it. give us it now. ♪ once there was a way to get back homeward ♪ >> the voice is good. i love it. >> reporter: when john and yoko had sean, you can actually hear how he was finally ready to be a dad. ♪ beauti

and stevie wonder. >> jimmy: oh, stevie wonder. >> stevie wonder and bill clinton together. >> jimmy:nd of, yeah. so, you said, yeah. of course, i would like to -- >> i said okay. i went down. you know, we did the nice ceremony. and it was good. >> jimmy: did they haze you? did they hit you with something? >> no. what they did, at the end of it, you know, they give a great big ceremony portion. they took me in a room. and they took out a big paddle. they were about to swat me. and then, the strippers came. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you were hazed by strippers. >> hazed by strippers. >> jimmy: that could be george lucas' next movie. we're going to take a break. terrence howard is with us. more with him when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] >>> download music from tonight's artist on itunes.com/safetysuit. people keep asking me if that lady in the viva commercial is really my mother. they keep asking me if the dirty guy is really my son. huh -- what do you tell 'um? holy smokes, these viva towels really are tough, even when wet! [ mike ] for the record, that's my real fathe

, some famous and very musical fathers have given gifts to their new babies, from john lennon, to stevie, since there is a brand-new lullaby, we thought maybe all of you could weigh in on the best lullaby of all. here's abc's bill weir. ♪ the most amazing feeling i feel ♪ >> reporter: jay-z, raps about how beyonce conceived in paris. amazing revelations for such a private couple. but then, fatherhood, well, it's the ultimate softening agent. ♪ baby, i paint the sky blue my greatest creation was you ♪ >> reporter: you can even hear little blue's first duet with daddy. much like the tones of aisha morris, who inspired this. ♪ isn't she lovely >> reporter: in fact, this song tells exactly when stevie wonder was moved to write a new kind of love song. ♪ isn't she precious less than one minute old ♪ >> reporter: and here's the beauty. what begins as a song for one baby, can help put countless others to sleep every night. i must confess, that "golden slumbers" is our nightly ritual. it's horrible for her because of my voice. >> oh, you sing it? >> reporter: yeah, i sing it. >> come on. give us

including performances by stevie wonder, christina and killer >> christina agulieara >> she meant theorld to be and i felt the law in the room. >> this is a huge week for madonna. gimme all your lovi',n will be released on friday in she will releasthe performing tr super bowl on sunday. >>vicki: the stars for out. terrified passengers as the plains indians were shut off. caught on tape. plains-injunthef the plane thank you give your loved ones what they really want! this valentine's day, the new color of love is... white! exclusively at verizon, get the white droid razr by motorola! thin. fast. smart. strong. more color. same droid razr. on america's fastest, most reliable 4g network. now that's value anyone can appreciate! get the droid razr by motorola in three new colors for $199.99. only at verizon. white is the color of amor! makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> woman: don't forget the yard work! >> o.k. >> announcer: with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily s

take a listen to the great stevie wonder. ♪ when you look around >> stevie wonder and christina aguileraibutes tonight reverend al sharpton read the eulogy, beginning with a statement from president obama. she died last friday after battling leukemia and dementia. she was 73-year-old. >>> from earthquake survivor to marathon runner. no joke. adia maurice, a victim of haiti's devastating earthquake is showing that mother nature can't slow her down. she is running in the miami marathon. she is thankful for all the support adding this is her first marathon. >> i'm nervous because i know i'm going to be running, et cetera, i don't know how i'm going to react to that but i'm very happy and also thankful. to me, it really takes the heart just to be running for all purpose, one country >> reporter: she spent two days buried in the rubble of a grocery store before rescue teams found her. incredible >>> coming up, little known facts about gop candidates. >> the mitt romney has family roots in mexico. who knew that? we are taking a look into his past. >>> and gabrielle giffords steps down as arizo

stevie wonder also sang to honor james who died battling leukemia. it's the nation's first welcome home parade for a rock were veterans. thousands gathered to honor those who returned it. it was all organized by two friends on facebook. they did not think there was enough fanfare for troops coming home. they met with the mayor and it mapped out a route and made it happen. every year it is getting bigger and better. dozens of people bolting into the bay for the polar blared plunge. we will give the estimates of how much was raised. >> temperatures a cooperative for that. and there is another weather disturbance out to the west. we will detail the forecast coming out. >> tens of thousands of that during plungers braving the chesapeake bay in this year's polar bear plants. preliminary numbers and show 14th thousand 500 participants in the 16th year of the event. 11 news was live sunset all kicked off until the final plunge. so far we are told participants raised $2.5 million this year. >> this is so amazing. i am so impressed. all of these people came o

she still doesn't know who killed her 8-year-old son, stevie branch.arly on, there were suspicions that her ex-husband, terry hobbs, may have been involved. now, newly-released evidence, implicating terry hobbs, has pam hobbs with her own doubts about the man she once trusted. >> yes, i have doubts. i have questions. i'm scared. i'm fearful. >> reporter: since damian eckles, jesse, were set free last year after being convicted in the case, they vowed to find the real killers. last week, eckle's attorneys released statements from witnesses. members of terry's own family who say they heard him confess to the killing. >> they passed polygraph testing. and what would they accomplish in trying to do something like this, is my question, if they had not overheard this. >> reporter: still angry over how police and then prosecutors handled the case from the start, pam hobs and her family turned over evidence they found to the defense attorneys. that evidence, knives that belonged to terry hobbs. among them, one that also belonged to 8-year-old stevie. >> and i

. >> reporter: stevie boy may not be a household name just yet. but the 22-year-old accessories designer has carved his way to the top of a celebrity trend, that has seen high-fashion eye wear take a turn. boys started designing two years ago, using his eye for unique fashion to create studded and spiked sunglasses. it wasn't long until one pair ended on the cover of a magazine. >> that was my big moment. >> reporter: now, his lenses can be seen on the biggest names of music, celebrities, reality stars, and on the pages of high-fashion magazine. he even designed the one seen here in lady gaga's video, love gang. >> reporter: and this pair of glasses is part of stevie's next project. he's working on a collection that will be coming to a retail store near you. >> reporter: but even with everything he has in the works. >> here's a more professional version. >> reporter: boys isn't blinded by success. >> i'm just so motivated by the next project. >> and this baltimore boy has no plans to leave charm city. >> i love it here. i don't want to leave. no r

stevie wonder is performing in los angeles.et's listen. ♪ there wasn't a thing you could ask of me i won't do since you put your trust in god he will see you through ♪ ♪ when the final candles dwindle on and all you can think about when all the joy is disappeared the future isn't clear i'll be your comfort and i'll be your shelter in the rain ♪ ♪ i'll be your comfort in your pain and i'll be your shelter in the rain ♪ >> i think your young ones may not realize how versatile etta james was. r & b, soul, rock, gospel, jazz, won six grammys. "rolling stone" magazine named her the 22nd best singer of all time. etta james was 73 years old when she passed away. we'll have more from the memorial service a little bit later. >>> in other news today, british troops will stay in afghanistan until the end of the nato mission there. that's according to prime minister david cameron who promised the afghan president today that his troops will remain until the planned pullout of all nato forces still set for the end of 2014. no such promise fo

stevie does the same thing today. i bust him all the time. all blin man >> part of their rap, man. >> you meet my girliend they are beautiful, though. we had the timof our life n. >> what about frk sinatra? >> plee, m, that's my brother, another brother. i was working in paris running a record company and studying. ony i me in. they said, graceelly's offe called from moco. ey want mr. satrand the house bd and lucky poue and all those guys. so we took them down. we played with frank at the sporting club for grace kelly and cary grant and all those people. afterix words, he said, good b, kid, cuckoo. four years ter, get a call from his wife. e first guy that called me "q." i am directing a film and i just heard the record you didith base with clark howard. it is a waltz. he said, i like the way you d i put it in 4/4. id, that'she way i want to do it. he said,ould you consider doing a recordith my and bay? i said, man, are y craz is the pope a catholic i was in hawaiiwo days later and worked with him the rest of his life. >> let me run one more

stevie wonder and christina aguilera performed two of her most famous hits. reverend al sharpton opened his eulogy by reading statements from president obama. >>> baltimore catholic schools are making a turnaround after years of open enrollment. the announcement comes at a time when catholic schools begin a week of celebrations. >> three years ago, the baltimore archdiocese shut down several catholic schools. enrollment was down, and operations were up. >> i really look forward to coming back here as alumni. and now, i won't have that. >> this week, cardinal- designate edwin o'brien, talked about the tough choices he made back then to bring in catholic schools today. >> i wish i didn't have to do it, but i did. >> reporter: the archdiocese says the plans to save remaining catholic schools is working. enrollment has stagized, so has the -- stabilized, so has the budget. >> it goes back to the feast. >> reporter: robin and ian's daughter attends immaculate heart. they wanted a combination of religion and education for her and close connection to parents. >> fam

stevie wonder gathered thousands on the west lawn with his song about king's holiday. we want to try to replicate the efforts, movies, ideas into law. >> of course, joe coleman, he has a voice that is like velvet. we all know. you actually created a song around statehood. >> yes. a song called stand up for d.c. coproduced it along with a gentleman by the name of mo daniels, also a member of my band. our group recorded it along with gregory. she's a fine singer. >> we're going to hear this song before the end of the show. but you are very involved and committed to this, aren't you? >> i most certainly am. first and foremost, i'm from d.c. walter used to come to my home when i was a teenager. he was a good friend of my father's. so, i became very -- the fact that we didn't have a vote and representation at a very young age. >> all right, now, i want to make sure that viewers know what they can do on saturday. what time and where? >> 5:30 at carnegie institution at 16th and p street, we'll have a teach-in. viewers can come free and hear from high-ranking congressional sta

stevie wonder performed with the choir. reverend al sharpton delivered the eulogy.after battling leukemia and other ailments. she was 73 years old. up next on abc-7 news at 6:00. >>> i'm in annapolis, maryland where today thousands of locals jumped into the waters of the chesapeake. details are coming up. >> a warm day. how >>> sunny skies and warm weather were welcome conditions for the people who decided to strip down and run into the chesapeake bay this afternoon. part of the annual polar bear plunge. as mike tells us, it was a splash. >>> in annanlaplis, polar bear plungers waited for their cue to dive into the bay. most were in and out of seconds. but as a precaution, the local police agency lined the beach. >> it's cold but wonderful. it's for a great cause. >> it's an event that raises money and awareness for maryland. and every year, no matter the temperature, they show off their costumes and body. >> they asked me to go in a thong, but, you know, it was a little chilly for that. >> for many plungers, this is not the first year jumping to the icy cold water.

like sam cook, stevie wonder and all those guys.ers. i'm trying to write my own soulful songs. that's what i was trying to do. >> well, that's awesome. congratulations on your great success. making your family proud. thank you all for being here at this terrible hour and the album again is called "the awakening." james morrison, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it's black ♪ take a little time to hold yourself ♪ ♪ take a little time to feel around ♪ ♪ before it's gone ♪ you won't let go ♪ but still do you keep on falling down ♪ ♪ remember how you saved me now ♪ ♪ from all of my own ♪ yeah ♪ and this love ♪ just feel it ♪ and if this life won't see it ♪ ♪ sees no time to be alone ♪ alone, yeah ♪ i won't let you go ♪ say those words ♪ say those words like there's nothing else ♪ ♪ close your eyes and you might believe ♪ ♪ that there is some way out open up ♪ ♪ open up your heart to me now ♪ let it all come pouring out ♪ there's nothing i can't take ♪ and this love ♪ just feel it ♪ and if this life won't see it ♪ sees no time to be alone

you know, even something as simp els alike there was a stevie wonder concert at the white house. and the president had to make, the president was making remarks at the beginning. and she looks at the podium which has the presidential seal and she says we're at a stevie wonder concert y do we need the little podium with the presidential sealment can't you just like stand up there with a microphone like everybody else. >> rose: finally this. what question would you like most to have answered to about tho bomb-- obamas. >> that's such a great question, charlie. i think thatthe question like if i were speaking to a historian like you know a hundred years from now and i was saying come on g get the thing th i, you know that is beyond the boundaries of realtime reporting, i guess the thing i would want to know is sometimes when michelle obama is vocal about things she disapprove os of in the white house, is she only speaking for herself or is she in some way channeling him. and it is actually not my question. it's the question of white house aidees. because they noticed a pattern. when

among stars performs were stevie wonder and christina aguilera. she sang "at last." she died last thursday after battling leukemia and dementia. she was 73 years old. >>> just ahead at 6, was it high -- bad luck or high tech crooks. fans on ticket master came up mt. empty handed but not for long. >>> another web site has thousands of tickets available but you have to pay a lot more. we will explain. >>> but first, gwen? >> we have changes coming up in our forecast. smu may like and some you may have a little question about. i will have the details and a look at your full five-day forecast after the break.   >>> i think you and you would agree it is not exactly the worst weather for the polar bear plunge but the water is plenty cold. >> i am get goose bumps just talking about it. plenty of people ran into the water at sandy point state park. take a look. this is an annual event to benefit the maryland special olympics. there were three plunges. 1 at 11:00 this morning, 1 at 1:00, and one at 3:00. and everyone of them generated plenty of enthusiasm. >> i love it

also performing in paying a musical tribute to stevie wonder and a game for douglass week at the age leukemia and other elements rev. al sharpton give the eulogy also read kind words from president obama praising the remarkable rise from poverty to stardom. organizers of a parade in st. louis today say that theirs is a first by a major city in the u.s. to welcome home troops from iraq. dozens of people lined the towns of downtown st. louis on of the bat is cheering and waving flags and it all began with a vigil last night were the names were read of service personnel who died. airlines halted operations after they seized takeover talk. the regional government refused to provide funding, airline commuters were none too happy as they headed there themselves. if they sold the ticket they need to take responsibility. this becomes the first failure of the european airline since the last session and in 2009 regional authorities in spain are ending financial aid to airlines to reduce debt, the country is struggling with the euro area's third largest budget deficit. a newspaper scandal in lo

for touchdowns from miami dolphins wide receiver marshall casey have seen victory among the stevie's was this link up with andy dalton in the search lesson to come on the board that. spoke to the replay fifty nine forty one again the final score the a.f.c. . and finally rushes wrestlers dominated the annual reading grand prix in siberia a promising test for the russian team ahead of the london olympics for every four pts. using the three day event wrapped up with the most captivating of ballots in the men's heavyweight division once again wrestlers from russia have made it into all of the finals with only one american wrestler making it with the knowledge of a stage in the one hundred twenty kilograms of vision the most prestigious weight class so a battle between olympic silver medalist russia's medal and four time all american wrestler serve the law can have the first period ended in a draw but the russian managed to win the clinch despite losing the disc toss. a benefit period a little more convincing in the second period and al scored blog and bite soup lines to one and claimed g

stevie johnson will also report. that is dave johnson's son. that is a great story. >> we continue to follow breaking news in southwest baltimore. a suspect still at an officer's cruiser. >> the foods and drinks you should avoid to steer from stomach aches. >> talk about a big baby. that is a newborn. >> wow. weather-wise, things are fairly quiet. we have a nice warmup. >> starting to see some delays because of an accident on 95. we will check on some closures around the area. denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> a suspect is shot in baltimore city after allegedly stealing a police cruiser. we are following breaking news. >> it is primary day in florida. closing arguments from the republican candidates. >> are you ready to pay more at the pump? tell us what you think. >> it will not feel like the end of january today. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute -

obviously sake eighty three years old is this real justice oh not at all not at all he was the end of stevie's call him that if you will but the people around him especially the military people they were just was coppola's he was on the worst of the policies and since he was ousted last february things have gotten worse and there are thousands of people in military prisons. or should it be killed if i only saw those three you see if it were known that they did you got rid of. it with from the freddy into the fire and i think you know i have to say a lot of what you just said you do hear from protesters on the streets in cairo syrian one man radio host and author live but that's me a broadband from chicago thanks for that. well marking one of the lowest moments since the onset of europe's debt crisis more than two years ago the greek government has now publicly threatened to abandon the euro the warning came from prime minister lucas papademos and negotiations over one hundred thirty billion euro bailout packages drag on the pm warning that the greek economy could enter an uncontrolled collapse

. >> it makes me think of stevie wonder, "isn't she lovely?"couple fighting to survive against all odds. a woman close to dying. her husband frantic to keep her alive. >>> and all kinds of suggestions this morning for george clooney. he's not been here for four years. a lot of oscar buzz, in part, because of that run in "the descendants." >>> now to the extraordinary trial unfolding on camera in a california courtroom right now. the woman on trial, accused of murdering her much older and richer boyfriend. andrea canning has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: it's a very twisted case. the defendant, nanette johnston, says she lied to, cheated on the man she was with years ago. but she says she had nothing to do with his death. >> he took the barett tharkts he owned, aimed it at bill mclaughlin -- >> reporter: it was a murder committed by the woman he loved and the man she was seeing on the side. >> he shot him six times in the chest. every one was a lethal shot. bill mclaughlin died. >> reporter: he was shot to death inside his newport beach

she died last week at the age of 73 from complications from leukemia ste stevie wonder profd and theal sharpton read a tribute from president barack obama. >> tommy davidson what part of the hit "living color." sat sat down with him. >> the last time you were here, your did a sugar ray leonard impersian nation. >> wasn't hard to do. makes things like that. and say, how are you doing? >> you do a mean stallone. >> well, that depends on who is asking you. know what i mean? [applause] >> that's pretty good. >> that's the east yes one of all, babe. all i got to do is pop in my eye and make things happen. from long ago, looking for new stuff. like no other. >> wow! this next one i see you do -- such a nice voice. mr. obama. mr. pres. >> impersonation. >> i've been told i have dish think one of the things i like about obama is that he can take something that is unimportant and make it sound like really important. [applause] >> but like for instance, let's talk about kellogg's frosted flakes. they're part of a nutritious breakfast. and tonis very athletic. and a lot of things. he can cycle

. >> he's been compared to sam koch and stevie wonder, his idols.ased his third album, "awakening. "here he is with "right by your side." ♪ where was i when your tears were falling ♪ ♪ and where was i when you needed a friend ♪ ♪ where was i when your heart was calling ♪ ♪ do you not remember well, i'll tell you then ♪ ♪ i remained right by your side ♪ ♪ push through the rain and into the fire ♪ ♪ because when i said i loved you that's just what i meant ♪ ♪ so when you asked me where was i when ♪ ♪ every time i was right by your side ♪ ♪ where is was my love when your heart was bleeding ♪ ♪ was it not enough just to be your man ♪ ♪ you had no feeling and if you don't remember ♪ ♪ well, i'll tell you then ♪ you know i remained well don't you know that i've given the best of me ♪ ♪ i've done it all but you still don't want to see ♪ ♪ that i remained right by your side push through the rain ♪ ♪ and into the fire because when i said i loved you ♪ ♪ that's just what i meant so when you asked me where was i when ♪ ♪ every time i was right by your side i w

friends and family of the four-time grammy winning soul singer were joined by famous names, like stevieonder who led mourners in song. then this incredible moment when christin aguilera brought the audience to their feet with her rendition of the singer's song "at last." ♪ ♪ >> unbelievable voice. that song is such so incredible. >> she had an incredible life. ron covered her when she passed. >> number of comebacks, too. >> a number of comeback and and a great singer. >> she'll be missed. >> and coming up on "good morning america" -- the new evidence in the case of baby ayla, what police found in her home that could blow open the investigation in her disappearance. >>> plus, he's a wedding planner to is the stars, but one couple is suing him saying he ruined their wedding. no flowers, no deejay, even no cake. >>> the super bowl is a week ago, we got a sneak peek at some of the funniest ads. ferris bueeler making a comeback. >>> coming up later -- the man who turned his apartment into something out of this world. he transformed a bedroom into a starship and then the nasty twist. nce, sur

stevie wonder also performed at the service. she died january 20th two to complications from leukemia. she was 73 years old. >> omission of the creative alliance. >> they are unveiling the latest exhibit. wjz is live and highland tone with more on this exhibit. >> good morning, everyone. a lot of people don't know about the creative alliance. it's just an amazing place for people to come for workshops to come and actually see some theater. we actually have someone with us to talk about the creative alliance. good morning. >> good morning. how's it going quick. >> we are doing great. so messed up for us. >> we try to be a place where people can get a taste of what's going on in the baltimore art scene or become part of it themselves. >> this used to be the patterson theatre. >> about 10 years ago we read and movie theater as a part center that represents a variety of disciplines. we've got the workshops upstairs if people want to try themselves. we've also got a theater. we do fabulous exhibitions here. we even have eight or nine

♪ for your love >> somehow we ended up on the stage with stevie wonder as his backup sings for this brand-newwas about the worst thing i've ever done on television. >> it was so wrong. >> we started many of the traditions the program has now. >> these long legs came out of the limousine. suddenly this emergence -- oh, my gosh, it was malt. >> there's something very wrong. he's obviously been in a dress before. ♪ a long, long way together >> so many people work on the show. it's the most wonderful place i've ever worked. >> it was an integral part of the program. >> this staff is so incredibly talented. >> and i think it's one of the things that's made this show great over the years. >> and here to help us celebrate are two former "today" hosts, florence henderson and deborah norville. >> hi, ladies. >> hi. >> the show has changed a lot since back in the day, hasn't it? >> it has. it keeps getting longer. >> we're talking about a fifth hour any day now. >> i'm sure. i'll be back for it. i'm here. >> what do you notice, deborah, the biggest changes over the years? >> from when i was there in th