i set my idol is stevie wonder.song out, and she starts singing the song i wrote with tv wonder. -- with stevie wonder. she started crying, and i started crying. she said, you have to come to istanbul. she had sold 70 million cds. who knew? i listened to it. i wanted what i make to encompass the rest of the world. in the music industry you are black or you are white. i decided to do "songversation peer quote i called her, and she said .nything india is doing in five days she was in and out of the studio. we were in and out of this idea learning how to play turkish flute. tavis: she gave you that ring. she was like my mom. i was taking flute lessons. she would take out his hand and say, i am her mom. she would wash it off every time. i love her. i love the instrumentation. was indiaed to hear arie. i am glad i got to hear that. the music business moves at the speed of light. if you take years to come back, you could be forgotten or people trying to reinvent them selves. sounds like india. after four years i did not k

. >> there is the episode of the kosby show in which theo and denise get hit by stevie wonder. >> yeahnd stevie wonders way of apologizing for putting their life in danger is showing him the new toy sampler. so basically the entire kosby clan goes to the studio and says one word in the microphone and it goes as stevie's sampler. and pretty much every hip-hop luminary that developed across the '90s in the 2,000, they saw this episode and it changed their lives because we never saw a sampler before. you know, the technology was invented but that's the first time we saw it. so for christmas i got a toy casio sk sampler. you know, you only had 3 seconds so you could say curse words, you know, [bleep]. >> that is absolutely what you do. >> but when i met my partner and the group black thought he was the one that, like, would say like yo, put drumbeats in that. and so i -- >> i just love the idea that you can trace back a pivotal moment in hip-hop history to a car crash in the kosby show. >> yeah. >> that is the butterfly effect. >> that changed everyone's life. >> exactly, the butterfly eff

>> leave that to stevie, marvin gaye.ike music that is upbeat and wants to make you dance and choose lyrics that are really inspiring. as a young black artist, i really -- my goal in every song is to try and be a positive influence for a younger, up-and- coming artist, to show them that you can make great popular music while having something good to say. i have seen the effect that a lot of the negative hip-hop music and r&b has had on our young kids. tavis: you work with young kids to. >> yes. i have the robert randolph music and arts resource center coming in newark, new jersey. it has been a big battle trying to shift through all of the stuff with the board of education. tavis: it is politics. >> it has been a headache, man. this is a problem with our school systems. it is not the teachers. now we have the robert randolph music and arts resource center coming soon. we will be working with kids, working with parents in the inner cities, underprivileged kids. tavis: i assume there will be a music program somewhere in the

he was the driver he claims and he says that he took whitey bulger and stevie flemmi, whitey's partnerd an ambush for eddie coners when he went to a phone booth supposedly to talk to holly winter the head of the gang they opened fire on him. john martorano admitted under oath that he did not see whitey pull the trigger. that he was over the hill, and that whitey and stevie ran up to the car after he heard the gunshots and said he's gone. >> did bulger's defense team when they were trying to defend against this actually putting the gun in whitey bulger's hand but john martorano was able to do today did they do a good job defending him? >> well i think hank brennan, one of whitey's lawyers, did a very good job on cross-examination of martorano. if only by portraying him as venal and vile a guy as he is. there was this almost comical exchange about john not admitting he was a serial killer. because he said serial killers enjoy killing and he never enjoyed killing. the one thing the defense really has a problem with and this is just indisputable. john martorano put himself in those murders

. ♪ >> 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. ♪ >> san francisco is home to some of the most innovative companies of the 21st century. this pioneering and forward looking spirit is alive in san francisco government as well. the new headquarters of the san francisco public utilities commission at a5 25 golden gate avenue is more than just a 13-story building and office ablation. instead, city leaders,

. >> she is stevie merc ownian. >> the way to wrap it all around. >> from the nsa to bannin bannt and a. being weenies about bikinis. this year's miss world pageant is held in indiciaeia where 90% of the population is muslim and because of the protest of what is described as a small but vocal con tinge epiof religious conservatives pageant organizers will not allow pittsburghs to be part of the -- bikinis to be part of the swim suit competition. they will have more modest one pieces. and what is no known as the beach fashion show portion of the pageant will be taped in front of the judges and organizers rather than shot live before the whole audience. you thought i was going to say they would be shot. finally something i can enjoy with my family which is what i call a box of rodents i keep under my bed because i'm a lonely man. speaking of disappointments. >> who saw that coming? >> i don't know he but i'm not paying them. well, i will pay half because they will probably beat me up. although i do pay them to beat me up so all works out under the guise of hiring them for construction w

so stevie lee webb has come over across the pond. >> hey now. >> bill: hello hello stevie leave. >> someoneom under me. i only got it yesterday, as well! >> bill: you stole it from the zoo. so, there. >> no, i didn't! >> bill: cyprian bowlding. the only man without a camera. he gets a big wave. >> he's got the camera. we just don't give him a microphone. >> bill: i'm sorry. >> considering all of the hate mail we get whenever we don't put him on camera, we gotta keep him on. >> bill: yeah. in fact, i think we should rename it the cyprian bowlding studio. we're coming to you live from the cyprian bowlding studio. >> now we've gone too far. >> bill: how about it. i've shown up with a sore throat but i've never shown up with a black eye. you know what i mean? >> yet. >> bill: that's true. jimmy kimmel did yesterday. he had a real run-in with a tough customer in new york. he told us all about it last night on the late show. >> i went to the hospital and i got 11 stitches in my cheek. you know i've never had a doctor sew up my face before. i feel like one of the real housewives or something. but

. ♪ >> i only came to see stevie wonder. i just got a ticket. i am so excited.e so blessed 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. ♪ thank you for coming out today on this beautiful summer san francisco morning. it's a little windy so bear with us. i'm with the s fm t a. i'm so excited to have you here, to have these folks behind me here but most of all to have these vehicles here. as i think about why we are so excited to have these new vehicles hitting the streets of san francis

starbucks talking about a government run you know and finally the insider trading scandal involving stevie cohen i think the capital looks like it's going to take a billion dollar hole in the financial industry at least calculated by the financial industry the hedge fund giant is already facing three point five billion dollars and investor redemption and they could lead to wipe out would mean one billion dollars less brokers in business partners and commissions financing fees and other payouts. well it's like wall street's circling the wagons here at c.c. and here is what's in your prime interest. today iraqi oil production is thriving but who's benefiting now the u.s. went to war with iraq despite protests from the international community under the pretense of eliminating weapons of mass destruction but many speculated the u.s. went to war over oil and two thousand and eight this is what representative dennis consented told the congress we found the weapons of mass destruction in a reactor joyal and as long as your companies control our government americans will continue to pay and pay wi

my mother listened to motown, stax, atlantic, from roberta flack, aretha franklin, stevie wonder, you know. "chuck, do your chores." and you've got music playing, just, you know, seeping into your bloodstream and ear stream. and my father liked jazz here and there. but i was mainly into sports. i was into the organization of sports, and a lot of black folks made strong inroads into sports, and that captivated my interests. and the whole hip-hop thing that hit me in the middle of the 1970s got me into the music, because it was the technical aspect of it. technology. two turntables, a mixer, a microphone. i was totally confused. i was like, "why do they need two turntables? in case the one over there breaks down?" [laughter] "this person is very prepared." but that struck me as being, you know, something to get involved with this thing called hip-hop and rap music. and then if you study rap music, you will understand that it's not a music. it's rap, a vocal application over music, and the musics have already been defined as soul, jazz, rhythm and blues, then rock and roll, and so on and

probably it's going to be hard but if we think of syria at the moment as it really is which is a stevie for international competition then syria will become you know porridge or you know some regional do use some international deals that would make it easier for the western countries in specific to accept you know the president assad. you know the remaining in office. at least running for that office and you know really embrace him in a sense probably at arm's length aren't know it would be very hard for them to step down from the position from the ladder that they have you know you know insert you know it in gov them selves or got up to it they've gone very high he needs to go and this was very from the very beginning to step down it's going to be very hard for them but they might not have a any other choice just like they did with mammal qadhafi when they you know started to after the post iraqi war they started to really embrace him again president assad is unlike khadafi he's still young. he still enjoys a lot of support in syria and it would be vented optional for them to do so and

quo ante and the feds are going after steve cohen on the set of known theory of justice watch out stevie and remember the actually gotten mark on it about obstruction of justice and we talked with dose of salerno the question that the viability of the and tired global banking system and just seen it revealed just how the pup like dogs bait and switch by the tard. finally bob and i wondered what uncle sam is doing so i'm not trying to get a story about the hire as i'm buying popcorn machines and romance novel that's all we have today i'm perry i'm boring and come back tomorrow want to find out what's and your prime interest. they use the perfect material it's a lie you make just a small change and you get a totally different result than what are pretty top know the of. the goldfish is a little complicated. geometry we still play monkey you know the incisional and there's a good. it's very intricate work where my life has changed one hundred percent. from the field operating table here more than just a very small table as long as i had a flashlight and a working battery and i had a good en

about a government run that could see you know and finally the insider trading scandal involving stevie cohen i think the capital looks like of going to take a billion dollar. on the financial industry at least as calculated by the financial industry the hedge fund giant is already facing a three point five billion dollars and investor redemption and they could lead to wipe out would mean a one billion dollars less brokers in business partners and commissions financing fees and other payouts looks like wall street circling the wagons here s.c.c. and here is what's in your prime interest. today iraqi oil production is thriving but who's benefiting now the u.s. went to war with iraq despite protests from the international community under the pretense of eliminating weapons of mass destruction but many speculated the u.s. went to war over oil and two thousand and eight this is what representative dennis consented told the congress we found the weapons of mass destruction in a reactor joyal and as long as your companies control our government americans will continue to pay and pay with our

anti and the feds are going after steve cohen on the should of known theory of justice watch out stevie and remember the actually got martha on it about obstruction of justice and we talked with joseph salerno who question that the viability of the and hired will banking system. that revealed just how the public got a bait and switch by the tarp. finally bob and i wondered what uncle sam is doing so not trying to get a story higher as i'm buying popcorn machines and. that's all we have today i'm perry i'm boring i come back tomorrow what to find out what and your prime interest. she good leverage surely was to believe. she'd leave doesn't give a darn about anything mission to teach me reason why i should care about you and. this is why you should care only. american whistleblower edward snowden remains stuck in the transit zone of a moscow poultice russian human rights activists present at the fugitive. despite the blow to british intelligence from snowden's leaks the u.k. financial chief announces a funding boost for the country's spying agencies. slashing welfare spending. and america

ante and the feds are going after steve cohen on the should of known theory of justice watch out stevie and remember the actually gotten mark on the obstruction of justice and we talked with dose of salerno to question that the viability of the and tired global banking system and just revealed just how the public got a bait and switch by the tarp. finally bob and i wondered what uncle sam is doing so not true good story house and the hire as i'm buying popcorn machines and a romance novel that's all we have today i'm perry i'm boring and come back tomorrow want to find out what's and your prime interest. of edward snowden a whistle blowing hero to millions around the world once again calls him a very dangerous security liability and a threat whatever his state one thing appears to be clear just to punish his actions in the name of transparency and the need to have a public debate on the surveillance state in that regard as he succeeded. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see

ante and the feds are going after steve cohen on the should have known theory of justice watch out stevie and remember the actually gotten martha honest about obstruction of justice and we talked with joseph salerno who question that the viability of the and tired global banking system and just revealed just how the public got a bait and switch by the tarp. finally bob and i wondered what uncle sam is doing so i'm not trying to get story cash about the hire as i'm buying popcorn machines and romance novel that's all we have today i'm perry i'm boring and come back tomorrow want to find out what's and your prime interest. they were ready to do anything for their country to leave a trail as to love the country more than yourself if you join the military for any other reason that you're probably not going to have a good day they were cool in the state now they live remembering that which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but it all over good people get hurt. routes are good people them to be silent. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there. because.

number two is stevie cohen of sac.ithdrawals hasn't changed his appetite for fine art. he paid $155 million for picasso's "le reve." and the number one -- the formaldehyde shark. but they fixed it. they got a new shark. and the world's number one art collector is david geffen, he has a collection worth $1.1 million. he also turns out to be one of the smartest buyers and sellers. when prices were high, he sold a jackson pollack for $140 million and he saw this painting for $137 million. sometimes being a great collector, brian, also means knowing when to sell. >> that is right. eli brode, a good guy. the hurst, and i like contemporary art, but they seem like they're fly by night. any sign of that? >> you never know. >> sharks in formaldehyde? >> a lot of the art market is such an insider's game that we never know until 20, 30, 40 years later. >> whatever happened to hurst's skull with all the diamonds on it. >> he bought his own work. >> insider art trading pb what is that? >> that's coming up next. >> tlstz another goo

stevie lee webb, thank you stevie. here to man the phones.rian bowlding never takes a vacation, here on the video cam. for current tv. >> cyprian has been getting some fan mail here recently. >> bill: he has. people don't like it if we don't give cyprian attention in a big way. the business event at the grand canyon. willie geist from morning joe to host it on discovery channel right and was there when nick wallenda actually made it, winds whipping up to 50 miles per hour. he made it across the grand canyon on that wire with the help of jesus. >> nick wallenda, ladies and gentlemen, has made history. he's the first human to ever cross the grand canyon. on a wire. nick congratulations. >> thank you. >> bill: i don't think he's just the first human to cross the grand canyon on a wire. i mean has any nonhuman? a giraffe. i normally don't fall into watching stunts like this. i watched that last night. i feel a little dumb that i watched an hour and 45 minutes of build-up leading up to the actually walking because they had the whole background and

. >> reporter: i think i heard stevie wonder, and then breezy, can we play this how the,is how because it's june and his name is gemini. i like that.i like that is fun. fu we need to have a little songa i out here because on the roads o this morning, i got to tell you it's not a great ride. the inner loop of the beltway, police tell me they're going too have to shutdown the inner loop before connecticut avenueef because of thisor jackknifedja tractor trailer.tractor let's go to the maps he, we will put it in perspective of.. the inner loop, let's talk about the jackknifed tractor trailer.i once you get past the scene as you merge on to the beltway at t silver springs, another crash at university boulevard tying upbol the two right lanes. ri a crash at landover at 20 two 22 blocking the right lanes. delays continue from allentown, and the transition lane is is closed because of a crash.. southbound 4 at the failure foro the wreck and now it's tricklin into downtown inbound 11th 11 street bridge is where i find the crash. the the left lane is blocked, the benning road northbound delays f

. >> jimmy: you got stuff in here about stevie wonder, kiss, jay-z, prince, all these fun stories andally. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: how i became me. >> jimmy: yeah, how -- yeah. how you became you. congrats, buddy. that's great. "mo' meta blues," everybody. pick this up. [ cheers and applause ] "mo' meta." "mo' meta." [ applause ] look how happy you are on the back there. [ laughter ] that's the photo you chose? what happened there? somebody just -- someone stole one of your albums? you're in the bin right there. [ laughter ] >> questlove: yeah, i don't know. it was cold. >> jimmy: it was cold. yeah, yeah, yeah. it was cold there. we got a fun show tonight. he's a legendary comedian. i love it -- and even just running into the man or seeing him anywhere. i would watch him go shopping. [ light laughter ] i would follow him around. he's the funniest human. >> steve: he's hilarious. >> jimmy: and he's going to do some stand-up on our show. >> steve: oh, come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when does that happen? the legendary jerry seinfeld is here! [ cheer

they even tried to get not a wiretap but in the summer of 2009 to get a former associate stevie colin to incriminate him the he did not take the bay. to question number three, raj was obviously the person that was the catalyst but i was focused on the indian diaspora because these were individuals who were the best and brightest of the indian community. they went to the established schools, and -- coming and the companies said they were very different from raj and he was a success. and your first question, with the adaptation of my book ran in "the new york times" i read a number of the comments and they found those were more fascinating than the stories it was stunning to me but there were a number of people who said what you suspect? these are south asians. i do is take it will have an effect on the community i am not saying by the same token i did mention that the case will be in the federal appeals court it is not devastating but it will in the short term, particularly on wall street. he has been confirmed by the senate. >> but to go on from there, but back home with their paws ev

where's the due process for stevie cohen?> i think the due process comes in to play in the five-year statute of limitations, which is coming up very shortly. the prosecutors have every right to explore whatever legal theories they want to test and they want to charge. but ultimately, after five years has passed, they're not going to be able to bring this case. so that's really where the due process comes in. >> tom and brad, thank you very much for your thoughts. very interesting. >> thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> heading toward the close, still near the high for the session. up 175 points. some traders have pointed out to me, even as we talk about there's a number of stocksor sa close, those will be pared off. so we'll see. we'll see what the feeling is as we head toward the ringing of the bell. >> we sure will, bill. >>> look out sirius xm, pandora is now available in more than is 00 car models. coming up next, we'll look at which stock you're better off tuning in to. >>> and once upon a time, gold us

it's one of those -- [ talking over each other ] it's one of those -- it's like stevie wonder -- you >> jimmy: hey, a little depressing, yeah. it's very depressing, in fact. >> you kind of want to lay in the fetal position when you're listening to it. >> jimmy: and cry, yeah. >> and just cry, weep. >> jimmy: so, when we brought you out, of course we had to do "teen steam." >> "teen steam." >> jimmy: yeah, because -- does anyone remember this? yeah, you had to. "alyssa milano's teen steam." [ cheers and applause ] i love these commercials. it was, like, my sister wanted this. my sister, by the way. i did not want this, of course. >> no, of course. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i wanted the "he-man" something. >> right. >> jimmy: no, my sister -- but "teen steam." ♪ gotta let it out gotta let it out ♪ >> jimmy: oh, i love it so much. it's so good. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: welcome to our show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's your first time here. >> my first time here, yeah. >> jimmy: i've been a fan of you since "who's the boss?" >> i used to have a crush on you, too. is that awkward? [ au

if stevie cohen is indicted that's a major deal.r there will be movement about this. but as a business right now, that does not change this hedge fund. >> coming up next with mortgage rates above 4%, we've got a street fight overg price that would be poised for big gains and big fallouts. that is next. still ahead, one biotech name broadly outperforming its peers. what's the secret behind this company's success? looking at covered call strategies to generate income? with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens, and i helped create fidelity's options platform. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open ccount. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's

. >> reporter: she has sung background for stevie wonder and before he died michael jackson hired herjackson and you're like right up in his face singing with him. where do you find the dofs go face to face with michael jackson. >> you don't find confidence. it's like -- confidence was not in the moment. it was -- i think there was hysteria like in nerves and craziness and my heart's racing. i'm, like, oh, my gosh, michael jackson is right here. ♪ i just can't stop loving you -- ♪ >> reporter: hill says singing background is a good life but it's not entirely charmed. until recently, she had to live are w her parents in order to pay her bills. she know miss before her have tried and failed to launch solo career. >> i wanted to be a solo artist. >> reporter: including mary clayton. off all these people telling you how wonderful you are. was it disappointing that you didn't get bigger by yourself as a solo artist? >> of course it was! it broke my heart! i wanted them to hear merry clayton. ♪ and my soul belongs, yeah >> reporter: the new film is giving clayton and her fellow singers the

the stunning thing to me was that this case started actually -- the stevie cohen case started in 2006. the feds, you know, picked up on some ims and e-mails between raj's kid brother who happened to also get him into trouble and they saw these ims and e-mails between them and dan schrager at s.a.c. and that's what led to, you know, the investigation today, really. >> you would think, too, with all the physical evidence, this case was known for phones, a lot of wiretaps, like very aggressive investigation. you would think if cohen was on any of that, that would have been in speculation. >> i mean, that's seven years. that is stunning. >> right. exactly. and i think, you know, there were efforts to entrap cohen in 2009, make recorded phone calls. he didn't take the bait. >> if you're on wall street right now, should you expect all your phone lines to be tapped, not only by perhaps the nsa? >> i think it would be a wise step to think that way, yes, absolutely. >> final question. what's the ultimate goal in all of this? is he running for something? >> everybody says he's running for somet

telling untold stories of the voices who helped build legends like bruce springsteen, mick jagger, stevie reporter: sometimes the journey cost them their own hopes and dreams. >> i started cleaning houses. >> i can't do that. you're fine. >> reporter: but the difficult journey also had its own rewards. >> working with michael really did inspire me. and saying like wow, it's okay to dream this big. >> go see this, go see this. we are in love with you so much. amy had to come over to say hi as well. i have to ask, i would love to ask both of you, when you saw it, when you first saw the movie, what did you think? >> i loved it and i got sentimental about it because talking about and seeing it on film, it took a new meaning. >> i loved it. i thought it was incredible. everyone saw it before me -- i didn't see it until sundance. i was catapulted out of my seats. they had to hold me down. >> you were together at cleveland in the rock 'n' roll hall of fame when you were inducted and it was such a special moment. backup singers are oftentimes the unsung heroes of the stars. >> absolutely. >> what

can't describe what i'm feeling for real -- >> i was going to go with ste steve -- stevie wonder.oints. >> i'm so sorry. >> oh my goodness. is he pulling your hair? does that hurt. >> she said no. can we do a high pony? is that acceptable. >> that's not a braid. >> i'm doing a ponytail. >> move over. >> yeah, that's what i was hoping for. >> i didn't have girls but i know how to do this. >> you have your own hair. >> well, i think you both win the prize. >> iphoned a friend. >> are you serious? really, really? at least it's a little bit of a braid. >> she has a smile on her face. >> it's going to take weeks to undo that. >> willy, you didn't even attempt over here. you get negative points. nicely done. >> i'm so sorry i failed you. >> thank you. i crown you both number one dads. >> thank you. >> just because you put a lot of effort into nothing. coming up, a father/son reunion that would have been impossible nearly 30 years ago but happened because of facebook. plus one more song from grammy winner maroon 5, pay phone coming up after these messages. like this woman here. hello! wh

stevie ran started this latino up a character in their own new to video and has parlayed that into tvimagine there are tv executives to spotted victory in robber of four that viral youtube video. abc execs saw that video when it had only 33,000 used. later went on to get over a billion views on youtube. the make me a star competition is abc's attempts to block of viral talents even before it goes viral. tracy: . >> you have to be age 18 or over to enter, but abc was to set up a separate online competition for kids. says stage moms everywhere, get ready. tracy: damning, abc families begin my house. a lot of kids' shows. >> reporter: everyone laughed when they paid too much money for that channel. it's been a huge hit. with an executive who said she discovered before it went viral, what would you have done with that? did she try to do anything with it? >> reporter: she had no idea. that guy is making money hand over fist. i don't know what you do with him, but certainly it to warrant a cameo on a sitcom. tracy: i can't even believe it at 33,000 hits, by the way. >> reporter: even by

acts like smoky robinson, little stevie wonder, marvin guy, the temptations and of course the jacksonemes all became household names under the guidance of legendary music producer and motown founder barry gordy. his story has come to life in broad way in motown the musical chronicling the story of the ma label famous. ♪ stop in the name of love ♪ before you break my heart ♪ think it over >> and i am pleased to have in nerd land the director of "motown musical" and the actor who plays barry gordy and an actress nominated for a tony award in the role of diana ross. i want to start with you as the director. tell any what it meant to try to bring this story to life. >> it's outrageous. he was my idedol growing up. we didn't have a lot of role models in the south and heroes of color and to see a person like him gave me permission to dream and to walk out of the door and be anything that i wanted to be. so working with him was extraordinary because i really got to see how he did it. how he thinks. he knows more about entertainment than all of us combined. >> he might watch this. >> so gordy

>> we are very much hoping to get stevie to come to the table with some new songs.is as fresh and vital as anything we've done in a long time. you know there is still this creative forward motion in the band, you know, so that we're not strictly resting on our laurels. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow♪ >> yeah. guess what else is in the works? this is from mick fleetwood and lindsey buckingham, thinking of doing a broadway play based on the drama surrounding the band. hey, if abba can do it, why not fleetwood mac? i'll keep you posted. we'll be right back. where we switched their fruits brosand veggiestand with produce from walmart. it's a fresh-over. that's great. tastes like you just picked them. so far it's about the best strawberry i've had this year. walmart works directly with growers to get you the best quality of produce they've ever had. all this produce... is from walmart. oh my god. i'm shocked. (laughing) i know where i'm going to be shopping for strawberries now. get 2 full pounds of strawberries, just $2.98. backed by our 100% money back guarantee.

stevie wonder called. but clark was so nervous, he played in the wrong key. >> it was funny.face. she was, like, oh, my god! no! >> reporter: but the invitations kept coming. from the white house to play for president obama. ♪ got a job at a steel mill ♪ >> reporter: from the rolling stones to join them on tour. where do you want to see all this go? >> man. you know, i'm good right now. i don't know. i don't know to put it out there and then not happen. i'm living my dream, really. i'm just trying no the to wake up. >> and now in our "second cup cafe," gary clark jr. >> this is "when my train pulls in." ♪ ♪ every day nothing seemed to change ♪ ♪ everywhere i go i keep seeing the same old thing ♪ ♪ and i ♪ ♪ i can't take it no more ♪ ♪ i'd probably leave this town ♪ ♪ but i ♪ ♪ i ain't got no where else to go now ♪ ♪ i'll be ready now ♪ ♪ i'll be ready when my train pulls in ♪ ♪ but i'll be ready now yeah ♪ ♪ i'll be ready when my train pulls in ♪ ♪ i know my time ain't long ♪ ♪ and i, i can't live this life again ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ walking down the street ♪ ♪ you might run across a smil

stevie lee webb gone. new member of the team here to screen our phone calls for us.rian bowlding as always, here on the video cam. good morning cyprian. good to see you all. the action yesterday was not here in washington d.c. it was down in texas in the texas legislature. they're about to consider the toughest tightest restrictions on abortion seen by any of the states or the congress in decades. but wendy davis state senator from texas was not about to let it happen. she showed up at 11:00 yesterday morning wearing a pair of pink sneakers and everybody said uh-oh! the marathon is about to begin. it wasn't the marathon. it was the filibuster. she taught members of congress about how to filibuster. she stood up at her desk on the floor and said here i go. >> members i'm rising on the floor today to humbly give voice to thousands of texans who have been ignored. >> bill: and she started speaking and she started and the goal was as you'll probably learn, she had to go until midnight to run out the clock so they could not vote on this draconian bill. and she got until a

. ♪ >> i only came to see stevie wonder. i just got a ticket. i am so excited.e so blessed 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. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the instructor in training i can never be too prepared put this gps to be perpetrated. >> oh, yes sir, there are a million things to be prepared for. listen kid being perpetrated is simple. try not to terrify next week >> we're prepared. >> malicious animal release. i'll drive us home >> i've never seen such a cockamamy and i told i

. ♪ >> 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. ♪ >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954, the building underwent massive renovat