i am a little bit worried about the stevie wonder catalog being a bit overexposed. what have you learned in retrospect? >> it is such a volatile subject. bob dylan sounded off on this. i do not even want to tell you. was a political song about changing. .t was sold to a life insurance times are changing. you are getting old. you better get life insurance. oh god. dylan, this hand, guy hates being put in a box. he will do something against his art, do not pin me down. tavis: the ultimate rebel. these and other issues like this landed you in court thomas suing your bandmates. how did that happen? what brought that on? >> they went out as the doors. -- i ame i'm a hey, like, hey. the doors without morrison? leaves change this. and they did not. first,d-core fans, at were like, john is destroying the band we love. that is why i am so glad this story is out for those who want to know. i feel i was struggling to preserve the original intent. tavis: how did you feel when thatrevailing opinion was john densmore, this stick in the is not only costing -- i can see your bandma

woman: o.k., stevie, are you ready to come pick up the books now? i think you're gonna clean those up. i like that, steve. a good job. hendrick: it's important to help the child be successful when he does go back so that he has the experience of substituting acceptable for unacceptable behavior. it will probably be necessary to take a few minutes and get him really interested. be sure to congratulate the child when he's settled down, perhaps saying, "now you're doing the right thing, and i'm proud of you." i can hear you saying, "going through these steps is just fine, "but what if he goes back and does the same thing again? what then?" [roaring] well, then we have to go through the steps again. but after that, he has to choose another place to play. you may have noticed that i didn't include any timeouts as one of my intervention steps, and i'll tell you why. although i believe timeout is certainly an improvement over spanking, yelling, or worst yet, shaking a child, it still has its drawbacks. what do you think concerns me most about it? note that

. ♪ >> i only came to see stevie wonder. i just got a ticket. i am so excited.lessed out right now. >> it is amazing, i came all the way from israel to meet the people and hang out and she was amazing. >> the environment, the people, everything. it is like everyone has so much energy. >> hey, you are beautiful. and i love you. >> why? because... it is definitely a lot more fun than being inside. >> so far we have had zero problems. it is a long-step process, a lot of thinking and people involved. so we think that we got rid of all of the problems that could happen. they are doing it, and we are doing it and everybody is doing the best that they can. >> it is a wonderful out reach >> come. >> it is beautiful. ♪everyone. all right. welcome to the show i'm sorry. government and oversight actually, we have a pretty exciting agenda today, i'm your chair t before you to e >> i will be chairing this committee. i would like to thank sfgtv for covering this meeting. mr. young, do we have announcements? >> yes. please close all electronic devices. items active today will

. ♪ >> i only came to see stevie wonder. i just got a ticket. i am so excited.lessed out right now. >> it is amazing, i came all the way from israel to meet the people and hang out and she was amazing. >> the environment, the people, everything. it is like everyone has so much energy. >> hey, you are beautiful. and i love you. >> why? because... it is definitely a lot more fun than being inside. >> so far we have had zero problems. it is a long-step process, a lot of thinking and people involved. so we think that we got rid of all of the problems that could happen. they are doing it, and we are doing it and everybody is doing the best that they can. >> it is a wonderful out reach >> come. >> it is beautiful. ♪ >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridi

. >>> robert pattinson is 27 and actress lena dunham is also 27 and singer stevie wonder is 63. here's what's cong up on the "today" show, a new anti-drinking campaign urging parents to talk to kids about alcohol as early as 9 years old. >>> and bradny cooper talks about "hangover 3" including stunts, interventions and a return of the wolfpack. >>> keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather and sports and so much more. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today," your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. have a good one. . . >>> a small northern california town rattled to the core. a 12-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of his 8-year-old sister. >>> new trouble for the span of the bay bridge this morning. we have the report that shows bolts are not the only construction that crews are worried about. >>> an entire neighborhood slowly sinking. homes being swallowed up in one northern california town. what may be behind the mysterious destruction coming up. >>> right now, a live look out of the south bay. that i

you want me to stevie wonder my way to the bathroom? give me a-- is this your underwear? go get a towel, wet a towel! idiot." that's the best-case scenario. and trust me, she's not gonna shock you. she's not gonna be like, "yes! "finally! finally--" no. ♪ excuse me. it's like, kind of iconic, this bag's in the wind, it's, like, going in a circle, it symbolizes-- ( man ) is it a bag of ( bleep )? ( bleep ) ( laughing ) ( woman ) it's so easy. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome! to the "daily show." how are you? my name is jon stewart. we have a program for you tonight that i think you're going to find top notch. our guest, cnn correspondent christine amanpour. oh, cnn correspondent. i can't wait to see how they ruin her. ( laughter ) she's very good. it won't be easy. but they'll try. i hope you guys had a good weekend. i had a very nice weekend. i spent a good two minute of it watching the kentucky derby. ( laughter ) the rest o

take a look, i've talked to m so of the fan, rick, jimmy, stevie, bernadette, and this is a huge game. arguably, the biggest game in 20 years for the golden state warriors, game six against the spurs. the spurs lead 3 games to 2. as you mentioned, if they lose tonight, this thing is over. if they win tonight, they push to game seven in san antonio. by the way, the big question is whether the warriors' superstar point guard is healthy. the answer is no but he's going to play no matter what. he has two bad ankles. a brace on his left ankle and he says i am going to play. now, here's the bad news. in their last game, the warriors were absolutely horrible. even the guy said that they were ho horrible. this thing looked like it was over before it even started. here are the warriors, the team that's been through this before. they battled uphill all season long they are a young team lacking experience and tim duncan one of the best to play the forward spot, we're expecting a huge, huge battle tonight. what did you say? warriors taking game six? i think they know what they are talking about,

. >> king is the first woman to receive this prize, an honor held by paul mccartney, stevie wonder andsimon. let's transition a little about it to anthony weiner. there is no segue for that. he is announcing candidacy for mayor of new york city. yesterday they imagined a different kind of campaign ad for him. >> this was my neighborhood growing up, a middle class kid in brooklyn. i thought we had it all. playing stick ball late into the night. look, i made big mistakes. i also learned some tough lessons. i hope i get a second chance to work for you. thank you for watching. >> he kept his socks on. all right. just when you thought there was no good music. we have something for you. paris hilton, she has a new album coming out. ♪ what we did last night >> you have an album coming out? do you know what the subtitle to that song is? you should go look it up. it will make you even more encouraged about the youth of america. paris says the album will primarily be house music. her first album is successful. topped tracks and sold 550,000 down loads. still ahead, i'll reveal some of your perso

getting noticed which is probably not good for mr diamond at all and embattled hedge fund mongul stevie cohen continues to face pressure for possible criminal insider trading charges this after he recently had to pay six hundred million dollars to the f.c.c. to settle civil charges borne of senior executives were given subpoenas to testify before a grand jury many are looking at this case as a bellwether for the largely unregulated hedge fund industry it seems the top dogs in this finance sector are not too big to fail and finally japan's money print money printer and shiva said he would do more to her opponents as domestic bond market commencing the most aggressive program in the history the yen has more than thirty two percent of its value relative to the dollar and von yields have a spiked the most in decades with a new stock index is also up substantially until recently that is when it crashed in eye watering at seven point three percent in a single day as a tough gig for central bankers who want to have their cake. here's what's in your primitives. as you may be well aware last wee

is getting noticed which is probably not good for mr dimon at all and embattled hedge fund mongul stevie cohen continues to face pressure for possible criminal insider trading charges this after he recently had to pay six hundred million dollars to the f.c.c. to settle civil charges for a senior executives were given subpoenas to testify before a grand jury many are looking at this case as a bellwether for the largely unregulated hedge fund industry it seems the top dogs in this finance sector are not too big to fail and finally japan's money print money printer in chief has said he would do more to her opponents as domestic bond market convincing limo.

is getting noticed which is probably not good for mr dimon at all an embattled hedge fund mongul stevie cohen continues to face pressure for possible criminal insider trading charges this after he recently had to pay six hundred million dollars to the f.c.c. to settle civil charges borne of senior executives were given subpoenas to testify before a grand.

is getting noticed which is probably not good for mr dimon at all and embattled hedge fund mongul stevie cohen continues to face pressure for possible criminal insider trading charges this after he recently had to pay six hundred million dollars to the f.c.c. to settle civil charges borne of senior executives were given subpoenas to testify before a grand jury many are looking at this case as a bellwether for the largely unregulated hedge fund industry it seems the top dogs in this finance sector are not too big to fail and finally japan's money print money printer and shiva said he would do more to her volatility as domestic bond market commencing the most aggressive program in the history the yen has more than thirty two percent of its value relative to the dollar and bond yields have a spiked the most in decades with a new stock index is also up substantially until recently that is when it crashed in eye watering at seven point three percent in a single day as a tough gig for central bankers who want to have their cake. here's what's in your prime interest. as you may be well aware la

and to this day he calls me, little stevie spielberg.ou know, i love it, but only he calls me that. but he would always have us sitting at his feet listening to the way movies should be made, because francis, of our entire group, he was actually a generation before mine, but francis was the first young guy ever to make it. (staticky unintelligible voice) (walter murch) francis had a development deal with warner brothers. so the first film that zoetrope produced under this agreement was "thx 1138," which george made at usc. the challenge was to take a student film, which was 20 minutes long and expand it into a feature, a story that had a beginning, middle and an end, and yet had something of its crazy futuristic vision. i was very involved in nonlinear filmmaking and non-story, non-character driven scenarios. and i felt this was a chance to sort of push the envelope, to do the kinds of films that i had done in film school and do it on a grander scale. we kept saying that this is not a film about the future, it's a film from the future. (

is getting noticed which is probably not good for mr dimon at all an embattled hedge fund mongul stevie cohen continues to face pressure for possible criminal insider trading charges this after he recently had to pay six hundred million dollars to the f.c.c. to settle civil charges borne of senior executives were given subpoenas to testify before a grand jury many are looking at this case as a bellwether for the largely unregulated hedge fund industry it seems the top dogs in this finance sector are not too big to fail. and finally japan's money print money printer and shiva said he would do more to her own as domestic bond market commencing the most aggressive program in the history the yen has more than thirty two percent of its value relative to the dollar and bond yields have a spiked the most in decades with a new stock index is also up substantially until recently that is when it crashed in eye watering at seven point three percent in a single day as a tough gig for central bankers who want to have their cake and. here's what's in your primitives. as you may be well aware last wee

is getting noticed which is probably not good for mr dimon at all and embattled hedge fund mongul stevie cohen continues to face pressure for possible criminal insider trading charges this after he recently had to pay six hundred million dollars to the f.c.c. to settle civil charges borne of senior executives were given subpoenas to testify before a grand jury many are looking at this case as a bellwether for the largely unregulated hedge fund industry it seems the top dogs in this finance sector are not too big to fail and finally japan's money printing money printer and she even said he would do more to her opponents as domestic bond market commencing the most aggressive program in the history the yen has more than thirty two percent of its value relative to the dollar and bond yields have a spiked the most in decades with a new stock index is also up substantially until recently that is when it crashed in eye watering at seven point three percent in a single day as a tough gig for central bankers who want to have their cake and. here's what's in your primitives.

and the time she sang a live duet with stevie nicks at the grammys off-key. overnight, and was "too young and dumb to understand the mistake she'd made." >> taylor swift: the things that were said about me by this dude floored me and, like, leveled me. and i... i don't have thick skin. i hate reading criticisms. you never really, like, get past things hurting you. >> stahl: but then, taylor did her thing and turned the wound into a song... ♪ ♪ >> stahl: the hit single "mean." and in the music video, taylor broadened it beyond herself to a boy in a locker room reading a fashion magazine, a girl who shows up wearing something different. the song has taken on a life of its own-- a sort of anti- bullying, anti-meanness anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ there's a deep, deep connection here. as one of her fans told us, "taylor lets us know it's okay to be ourselves." >> ♪ and all you're ever go be is mean ♪ >> scott borchetta says she's a cultural leader and she knows it. >> taylor swift: well, i definitely think about a million people when i'm getting dressed in the morning. and that

>> stevie wonder, dolly parton. >> how did you decide -- >> whoever would say yes.eight great acts and another nine of our songs that we're proud of, very great. >> you're not just pairing up with all of the big names. they were beating down your door, it wasn't the other way around. you have a movie in the works? >> there are talks and ideas. we are hopefully positive about it. you know, who knows? we didn't think this would happen. >> a cappella seems to be taking off. is it my imagination? >> it seems like it. and there are these other groups that we support and they support us, because it really is a small community, and we just -- we just want more people to hear this kind of music and change their minds about what they think a cappella is as to opposed to what we do. >> we think you can do some of that this morning maybe. >> what will you sing for us? >> we're going to see a jason moraz song, "we won't give up." and we want to say happy mother's day to all of our mothers. happy mother's day, mom. >> straight no chaser. >> thanks, guys. ♪ when i look into your

industry backers, the democrats, which is a president obama has jay-z, bruce springsteen, beyonce, stevied nugent. >> thank you, sam, elizabeth, melissa and ben, that's all for now, i'll see you monday, noon eastern, live from washington, d.c. until then, you can follow us on twitter at "now" with alex. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports" -- on the griddle. the fired irs chief in the hot seat. over his agency's targeting of conservative political groups. >>> as acting commissioner i wants to apologize on behalf of the internal revenue service for the mistakes we made and the poor service we provided. >>> is an apology enough? congressional republicans want to know why steven miller did not disclose the targeting after being told of it last year. >> when asked the truth, and you know the truth and you have a legal responsibility to inform others of the truth, but you don't share that truth, what is that called? >> i always answer questions truthfully, mr. camp. >> you knew the targeting was taking place. you knew the terms tea party, patriots were

is getting noticed which is probably not good for mr dimon at all and embattled hedge fund mongul stevie cohen continues to face pressure for possible criminal insider trading charges this after he resign.

but after a week of swings that would make even stevie cohen flinch, is this trade too dangerous for retail trader? last week was a real turnaround week. >> it was. i think for now to say the japan trade's over is probably a little too extreme, but for right now for the next month or so it's probably time to take a break on this. you're seeing an awful lot of volatility. if you're in dxj and you've made 40% or if you've doubled since last november why not take some off the table? you can get this process going on where as hedge funds start to get out of the end, start to get out of the nikkei because the volatility it becomes a circular type of thing and the next couple months could see more volatility. >> is this going to be like the euro trade we've seen where it traded within a band so, whenever it hit the top end of the ban then traders would get out? it's just this circle we've seen. >> i agree with brian that -- >> oh! >> we've been in the trade since january. we took some off. but we're sticking with it because yes, the market's up a little the last six months but it's down ov

." >> yes and speaking of love nobody writes love songs better than stevie wonder.anyone that we should know about? i know you have sweetie, your favorite dog. >> whom you've met. decided to cough up a hair ball right in the middle of the interview. >> is there anyone sharing the abode other than sweeney? >> just me and my dog at the moment. there he is. i'd like to settle down. i'm now about to embark on my fourth tour and it's hard to meet somebody and be able to really connect. it's 24 hours and home is where the pillow is. >> this is what i want people to know about josh groban serious about your music but not a serious guy. you are not above a fart joke which you will not be making here. >> wow. you just said fart joke on "cbs this morning." cool. >> but you're not above that. i want people to know you have a very humorous side. what cracks you up, josh groban? you're big on twitter. >> i do like to twitter. i like really kind of dark irreverent, stranger the better. i really -- i do. i like kind of twilsed humor. i like twisted humor. you have to get that side

stevie wonder turns 63. >> i saw him play at harvard law school and he came up and said i'm telling yougs and he said -- fooled you! fooled all of you! >> good morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," carl quintanilla, jim kraemer and david faber at the nyse. retail sales kicking off the week with a beat. holding back from

stevie wonder turns 63. >> i saw him play at harvard law school and he came up and said i'm telling you a great experience. i can see. i can see. and he started reading things and he said -- fooled you! fooled all of you! >> good morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," carl quintanilla, jim kraemer and david faber at the nyse. retail sales kicking off the week with a beat. holding back from criticizing japan's monetary policy. chinaa industrial production also rebounding from last month's seven-month low. >> our road map begins with markets with an unexpected rise in retail sales and a three-week winning streak behind it. >> breach of trust. bloomberg news editor in chief saying the financial news services holding itself responsible after the terminal usage data. >>> jamie dimon signaling if the roles are split he might do the same and leave the bank. >>> michael kores, morgan stanley to the best ideas list. >> the third con skut of week of gains and the dow finishing friday with an all-time closing high, 15,118. and the s&p at 1633. meantime, the first key economic report of the we

she is the first woman to receive the gershwin prize an honor held by paul mccartney, stevie wonder andon. amid all this, the president took moments to address the tragedy in oklahoma. >> of course, as we gather tonight to present this award, our thoughts and prayers remain with the wonderful people of oklahoma. they have suffered mightily this week. and while the road ahead will be long, their country will be with them every single step of the way. eventually, life will go on and new memories will be made and new laughter will come, new songs will be sung. >> nice event. great for carole. good morning, joe. >> fantastic. good morning. yeah, fantastic for carole and, boy, she certainly does deserve it. one of the great song writers of our time. any time you have an event in the white house, the president is obliged be a republican or democrat to talk about what is going on in oklahoma and the suffering there. this was scheduled, though, and they went ahead with it and congratulations to carole. mika, an awful lot to talk about. of course, the cleanup in oklahoma still continues. we have

. ♪ >> i only came to see stevie wonder. i just got a ticket. i am so excited.lessed out right now. >> it is amazing, i came all the way from israel to meet the people and hang out and she was amazing. >> the environment, the people, everything. it is like everyone has so much energy. >> hey, you are beautiful. and i love you. >> why? because... it is definitely a lot more fun than being inside. >> so far we have had zero problems. it is a long-step process, a lot of thinking and people involved. so we think that we got rid of all of the problems that could happen. they are doing it, and we are doing it and everybody is doing the best that they can. >> it is a wonderful out reach >> come. >> it is beautiful. ♪