yeah, stevie wonder well tackles urban issues.nfrontational as marvin gaye, or as confrontational as and the family stone in "there is a riot going on," but he is one of the most decorated musicians to deal explicitly with what we call systemic racism. and again, look at the song titles on "innervisions." too hi, about drug abuse, he is mr. know it all, about president nixon. but perhaps most importantly is a story that he tells about the struggles to escape the south, only to end up impoverished in the urban north. the song title is "living for the city." ♪ >> ♪ a boy is born in hard time mississippi surrounded by four walls that ain't so pretty his parents give him love and affection to keep them strong, moving in the right direction living just enough, just enough for the city ♪ his father worked some days for 14 hours and you can bet, he barely makes a dollar his mother goes to scrub the floors for many and you had best believe, she hardly gets a penny living just enough, just enough for the city ♪ dr. butler: it is a very upb

in 1973, stevie wonder released "inner visions."wonder, the temptations want to go for another eight minutes with "papa was a rolling stone." but we can't let it. stevie wonder writes serious lyrics with complex arrangements . that is one of his many calling cards, the fact that he writes, produces, and plays all the instruments on "innervisions" is remarkable, but not as remarkable as the lyrical content. yeah, stevie wonder as well tackles urban issues. he is not as confrontational as marvin gaye, or as confrontational as the family stone in "there is a riot going on," but he is one of the most decorated musicians to deal explicitly with what we call systemic racism. and again, look at the song titles on "innervisions." too high, about drug abuse, he is mr. know it all, which is anti-nixon. but perhaps most importantly is a story that he tells about the struggles to escape the south, only to end up impoverished in the urban north. the song title is "living for the city." ♪ >> ♪ a boy is born in hard time mississippi surrounded by

and it follows a similar move by stevie nicks. >>> and america strong tonight. the survivors. remembering pearl harbor, 79 years later. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home and we do have a lot to get to tonight. and we're going to begin here with the headline that pfizer offered to sell more doses of the pfizer vaccine to the u.s. earlier this year but the trump administration said no. and now pfizer may not be able to get the u.s. more doses until next june. the trump administration responding tonight and this evening, a spokesperson for the department of health and human services downplaying the news, saying they have five other vaccine candidates. but this could bring real questions and tonight, the staggering numbers right here. 14.8 million cases, 1 million new cases in just the first five days of december. we're now at 2,100 deaths a day on average. nearly 90 americans are lost every hour. more than 283,000 american lives lost now in this pandemic. hospitalizations at a record high in icus across the country. this one in montana

stevie: no yellow dot, doesn't go out the door. ana: i like that.s his seal of approval. keep going. steve: and so this is our frame shop. lemonis: everybody's got their own station. the materials are where they're supposed to be. ana: it's a lot more organized. lemonis: ana got to work on the plans as soon as she left miami and what she came up with in only a week blew me away. ana: so this is the floor plan, and now the furniture will come out through there. this would be our offices. lemonis: not only is the shop floor design accomplishing maximum efficiency, but the front office design is the kind of first impression you want to give corporate clients. it's beautiful. like, it's literally stunning. this looks like a designer did this space. who did this design? ana: myself. lemonis: i mean, honestly, i want to work here. we started the renovation immediately, but i wanted to do one half and then the other, so we can still keep making furniture. now that the remodeling is underway, it's time to focus on the most important thing, growing the busin

god or martin luther king or talking about stevie wonder or bill withers aretha franklin you know. there is a place in their just being in their existence that humanizes. everyone by humanizing the most of all garbled. i want to follow in their footsteps. aloe blacc story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in california where he went to a good school had white friends and the picture perfect for. 'd the world he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. foundation issue lee and breakdown and then later in a hit home. i couldn't live the life that my parents live in panama and i couldn't live the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this even if. you were. black eventually had success with the soul and heart genres but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring light into the darkness. whole st

stevie nicks sold the majority for $100ng writing million. equity investors are also getting in on the action. investing in everything from music rights to films and tv. dani burger. joining me is the founder of media and entertainment pe fund atwater capital and also former cio of jay-z's rock nation. dang so much for joining a spirit i know you are up late in l.a. so we really appreciate it. it does seem lately like there's been a lot of music deals. manus mentioned bob dylan, stevie nicks, taylor swift songs, bought by a fund. why are we thinking now is the time, a popular time, to be investing in music rights as a nasdaq class more or less? >> historically, what has happened is that investors brought a little bit of an unfair bias to the asset class. they have seen it as very hit driven. they have not i think appropriately appreciated it for how a cyclical it is, and i think with time, what investors have become more sophisticated intellectual property right is an annuity generating asset and just like any other annuity generating asset,

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and i figured, "wait a minute, i've talked to tina turner, joni mitchell, stevie nicks -- all the wayre all women. and i wanted to tell some of their stories. >> jimmy: yeah, and who better to tell these stories? i wanna read one line from here it says, "when a man becomes successful and famous, he gets more of everything when a woman gets successful and famous, she loses something. what do you mean by that >> yeah. well, i think gaga said that, but also the idea was bonnie raitt told me when she was married her husband was always referred to as mr. bonnie raitt stevie nicks told me she couldn't bring other boyfriends around fleetwood mac because lindsey buckingham would be furious. and she couldn't have a child because it would have broken up the band there are endless stories in this book about women whose marriages and relationships fell apart when they became really successful and their boyfriends or their husbands couldn't deal with it. their egos just couldn't deal with it. and also, a lot of women gave up their careers when they became mothers there's a whole chapter on motherh

and as prince was performing, he went into one of stevie wonder's songs and stevie walks out.ooked at the president and i looked at the painting on the wall of george washington and i said, george washington never thought he'd see this. it don't get no better than this. and that's the kind of world. but at the same time michelle obama said, have fun, they're going upstairs, good night. and it's almost like you're in chicago, party's over, everybody go home. you had to go home but you're leaving here. that kind of thing. that authenticity set a different tone around this country. i think that authenticity came through because of michelle obama. >> you really got the sense that the advisers around president obama objected to the idea of him skating too far into blackness because of the fear that it would turn white voters off. but i think that the trayvon martin case was one of those case that's for barack obama represented kind of a tipping point for him personally and for his family. >> 17-year-old trayvon martin was walking to a family friend's home in a gated community in sa

but i mean recently after the last couple of weeks maps saying that stevie nicks is just sold out well apparently about $60000000.00. but there's even sort of dance producers like calvin harris apparently sold his for 100000000 which i think makes but dylan's work 430-0100 1000000 actually like a bit of a snit. this is all too soon with these other top stories u.s. health experts are warning of dark times ahead as the holiday season approaches the country's already reported its deadliest week since april the 2nd within it 2000 people dying each day from coal with 19 in the past week u.s. health expert at 85 she says the winter holiday surge has not yet hit in what we have now is a challenge ahead of most of the bleak months of december in january where we have a baseline of inspections that literally is breaking records every day with regards to number of infections number of hospitalizations and numbers of deaths the numbers are really stunning we can do something about it but that something right now is public health measures the u.k. is gearing up for a mass coronavirus vaccination

or gandhi or martin luther king we're talking about stevie wonder or bill withers aretha franklin you know. there is a place in their just being in their existence that humanizes. everyone by humanizing the most of all are able. i want to follow in their footsteps. you know black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the u.s. his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in california. he went to a good school had white friends and the picture. he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. foundation initially and breakdown and then later. i couldn't live the life that my parents live in panama and i couldn't live the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but our feel like. i can belong to something like this even if. you were. black eventually had success with the soul and heart was younger it was but he's never left the political behind i follow black a singer who wants to bring the light into the darkness. whole state was

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another suggestion after a night shift should try specially colored glasses which filter out that stevie's or melatonin level and she'll sleep easier when she gets home the experiments outcome is that the most important thing is to get a lot of natural daylight preferably in the morning that way the biological clock settles into its natural rhythm and also to try to go without screens in the evening and if night chips are a must then only a few of them at a time grouped together a well maintained biological clock never needs reminding. so some lines is best that much we know it also helps us to produce this mundane essential for both development and also said to boost the immune system but getting the right amount of sunlight is important too much u.v. light is unhealthy the world long ago adapted to the sun's 24 hour over them it's regulated human life for thousands of years but how did it come about. from sandia wanted to know. how was the sun created. it's been burning away for over 4 and a half 1000000000 years and it's not even high. through this projected life span. one in which huma

to universal publishing group for an estimated $2 ed $200 million the deal comes just days after steviehing rights to her music catalog for an estimated $100 million to primary wave music. >>> as more restrictions go into place, small businesses need more support than ever nbc's alley velshi spoke to one coffee store owner who spent an outpouring of love to help those in neechld good morning. >> reporter: i've been talking to small businesses about some of the challenges they've make here in portland there are a couple of challenges see this these stores are boarded up. they're open, but they're boarded up because of the demonstrations earlier this summer that are continuing there's a lot hitting small businesses i stopped in on one guy who runs a coffee shop and he's managed to make a go of it here's how he did it. >> it's definitely been difficult to stay positive i mean i remember when the first lockdown orders were coming up i definitely had a couple of days i was curious what was going to happen next for us. fortunately the team is strong, and i have strong people around me, and ev

encourage it's going to steal christmas because we're going to put on christmas like they did when stevie i. thank you. i think think think think think think think. also one of the most appalling breaches of covert restrictions now a top european parliament member has quit after police caught him trying to avoid capture after brussels sexology officers raided the mostly male sex party which was also attended by european diplomats and held above a gay bar you know jeff who had been a chief whip of the european peoples policy was caught carrying drugs as he fled through a window and shimmied down a drain pipe when police broke into the orgy. in his resignation letter. admitted that his behavior was irresponsible he apologized for breaching lockdown rules but claims the drugs in his backpack had been planted for many paid a bit coburn says the whole incident sets a terrible example. it's not setting a good example to the people in a time of the american show me going to have a good laugh about it you know the hypocrisy of it all but it is serious and as much as that people do what we set an

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winning card is going to steal christmas because we're going to put on christmas like they did when stevie i. think think think think think think you. now it's one of the most appalling breaches of covert restrictions a top european parliament member has quit after brussels police caught him trying to avoid capture at what's being described as a sex orgy offices raided what's being called a gay party held above a gay bar where charles surprised many as he was part of an anti l g b it's a coalition it was attended by some 20 people including european diplomats who had been chief whip of the european people's policy was caught carrying drugs as he fled through a window and shimmied down a drain pipe when police broke in. at passer by reported to the police that he had seen a man fleeing the law in the gutter he was able to identify the man the man hands were bloody it is possible that he may have been injured while philine now according to a found in his backpack years in in his resignation letter years the shi'a admitted that his behavior was irresponsible he apologized for breaching lockdo

result cost o the acquisition was, it is on par with the of icylor swift deal a couple weeks ago, the stevieweek. everybody's catalogs are being sold for high multiples. a hot market right now. >> which is a contrast to the situation the musci editor was when the internet first came along under the likes of napster. >> that is exactly right. back then you can see the trend of record labels fighting trends and wanting to take new companies to court, things like that. now we have the biggest record company in the world coming around and saying, we want to be part of the acquisition sp ree, and take the place of an investor and acquire something dylan so we can compet with new players. >> now through the program we've been talking about brexit trade talks. mp's are debating the uk's internal markets bill. nmthe govt wants this bill because it allows it to opt o ut of elements of the withdrawal agreement that the u.k. signed with the european union. as you might imagine, the european union is not onlyen used and is said there will be no trieade deal unless this bill is change. something u.k. gov

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but i mean recently i think only in the last couple of weeks fleetwood mac's saying that stevie nicks is just sold out well apparently about $60000000.00 but there's even sort of dance producers like calvin harris apparently sold his for 100000000 which i think makes but dylan's work 430400 1000000 actually like a bit of a snit the international olympic committee has agreed to include breakdancing in the 2024 paris olympic games surfing skateboarding and sports climbing will also be added to the list of events new i.o.c. rules allow host cities to hand-pick sports to include in the games based on local popularity and public appeal paris organizers say they want to offer sports like break dancing to attract a new and younger audience. this is al jazeera these are the top stories we're as health experts are warning that the surge in corona virus infections is likely to keep going up and specially after the holidays see.

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fleetwood mac and stevie knicks popularity is stronger than i would've have thought.from the artist perspective, would they sell their music catalogs? why bother adding out of it for dylan at 80 years old? dani: this is a good question. i wish i knew them and could ask them, but i took this question to someone who knows artists. she is the founder of atwater capital, a private equity fund who invest in these assets. she knows a lot of these artists. here is what she had to say. >> is a personal decision. artists, their craft is very personal to them. personals a lot of narrative and story goes into that. there really is no one size fits all approach. artists, it makes financial sense. artists have made a decent income from live events. with covid happening, that income stream dried up overnight. dani: these are more valuable because of interest rates being so low. anna: thank, dani burger. hear thatg to conversation. let's get a first word news update. laura: president-elect joe biden is assembling a team to drive forward his ambitious climate agenda. he picked former

several years for these rights now the news follows friday's announcement that another legendary artist stevie nicks had sold the publishing rights to her catalog to primary wave and a deal valued at around $100000000.00 and that's it for this time you get boom bust on demand on portable t.v. portable t.v. we'll see you next time. sinks. in we hear. i ask. you. to. imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings. first it was my job and it was my building was my savings i have nothing i have nothing there's no word of truth aloof or resources i look for jobs i look for everything i can to make this house. in oil in the doing is. the road to the american dream paved with good refugees it's this very idealized image of our america makes americans look pasta the deaths that happen every single day this is a history of the usa america on our t.v. . government hospital is in crisis the 2nd wave stretches intensive care units across the country because a big haitians are up 40 percent compared to last spring or so

several years for these rights now the news follows friday's announcement that another legendary artist stevie nicks had sold the publishing rights to her catalog to primary wave and a deal valued at around $100000000.00 and that's it for this time you get boom bust on demand on portable t.v. at portable t.v. we'll see you next time. i'll look forward to talking to you on. that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given human beings except we're set sure to conflict with the 1st launch today should we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point of view is too great trust is one of the shia. series with artificial intelligence was something the. obama's protect its own existence is a mix this. is . going to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sport i'm sure i'll see you then. joe biden they indeed be inaugurated in january of next year shalev or will you have a legitimate mandate well the next campaign starts when the next president takes office and the neo liberal order is head

several years for these rights now the news follows friday's announcement that another legendary artist stevie nicks had sold the publishing rights to her catalog to primary wave and a deal valued at around $100000000.00 and that's it for this time you get boom bust on demand on portable t.v. at portable t.v. we'll see you next time. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is also a scary dramatic development is only going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and tom. the world is driven by. dare's thinks. we dare to ask. why the pandemic no certainly no borders and just blocking 2 nationalities. as much time with turkey we don't look like seeing the whole world needs to be the chief. judge of. 2 comedy clubs to sleep just until. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges crave the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very p

but i mean recently i think the last couple of weeks maps saying that stevie nicks is just so well apparently about $60000000.00. but there's even sort of dance producers like calvin harris apparently so is his for the 100000000 which i think makes but dylan's work 430400 1000000 actually like a bit of a snit. this is not to say everything is of the top stories u.s. health experts are that warning that the surge in corona virus infections is likely to keep going up in specially after the holiday season the country's already reported its deadliest 7 days since april and what we have now is a challenge ahead of us of the bleak months of december in january where we have a baseline of inspections that literally is breaking records every day with regards to number of infections number of hospitalizations and numbers of deaths the numbers are really stunning we can do something about it but that's something right now is public health measures the u.k. is gearing up for a mass coronavirus vaccination program which begins on tuesday the 1st doses of the pfizer veiling tec vaccine we're given in engl

several years for these rights now the news follows friday's announcement that another legendary artist stevie nicks had sold the publishing rights to her catalog to primary wave and a deal valued at around $100000000.00 and that's it for this time it gets boom bust on demand on portable t.v. portable t.v. we'll see you next time. that's the important question u.s. dollar as the world reserve currency are we on the threshold of an era where it is no longer the world's reserve currency after basically a 100 year run. on the cheap. and then through all of these countries let's idea is right it's going to come he said you need. to discuss. this concept. this is what we don't understand how we are in such. a sense in the month of the same time. it was. similar. the one that i get. the minutes of oh. got to meet leave again with the phone. with the plane. would come back to the place tory you have to see. the best. german hospitals in crisis of a 2nd wave stretches intensive care units across the country to the limits with patients all 40 percent compared to the spring. for the virus infections on

i made a record with stevie wonder, knight, i didn't do enough as a gay man to -- i should have beenganization. but, you know, as the disease developed, we changed from being a direct care foundation, mother to child transmission, orphan care, to targeting marginalized groups all over the world. now we got a covid emergency fund to cope with both pandemics at once. our motto is "nobody gets left behind." >> you've won a lot of awards over the years, not just with your foundation but so many accolades with your talents, but why is being given the global citizen artist of the year prize mean so much to you? what makes it special and different? >> it's so amazing. i'm extremely grateful for this accolade. i'm so grateful that people know about the elton john aids foundation and consider it a wonderful organization to contribute to and to work with. but for me, it reminds me of all the work yet to do. we've got our foot on the accelerator. we cannot take it off. if the message is by getting this award, thank you very much, from a 73-year-old man who still wants to work tirelessly for thi

. >> even having stevie wonder holding his birth day. >> since the pandemic the uptown nightclub in oaklandr line social club and slim's in san francisco. oakland's fox theater is just barely hanging on. >> we're going to easily go a year without having a single penny of ticket revenue which is unheard of. >> reporter: tony young heads the east bay venue coalition where clubs have joined forces to raise funds that can sustain them. >> lots of venues are saying they are going bankrupt. >> reporter: that's the concern for the musicians, when the pandemic ends, will the venues will still be standing. >> we're going to be performing in street corners or whatever, and nobody will want to go to that space. >> so many talented musicians passing through those venues. rob roth, thank you rob. >>> south by southwest the music film festival will be going digital this year. it will run march 15th through the 20th. >>> starting this weekend sonoma county will join several other bay area counties adopting the shut down as required by the governor. monterey county set to join this weekend. ktvu's alli era

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reported >>> and with her song "dreams" back in the charts after featured in a viral video, music legend stevie nicks is catching in on the song catalog she sold an 80% stake for about $80 million to music publisher primary wave back over to you, carl >> thank you very much ncht keep an eye on pager duty today. wow, shares up 20% have to go back a year and a half to see levels this high after the big beat ja nt.talk to the ceo jennifer tedaexstay with us >>> pagerduty shares is on a rise you can see the maintenance is up 26% joining us now exclusively is pageduty ceo general tejada. good to see you. i can't help but note when we had you on after earnings, stock went down. as of right now, i think it's up some 54% from that level of around $26 a share >> i think investors are responding to the positive momentum in our business what we really saw this quarter is product to market fit with our new ai and automation solutions. meaning the market's readiness to take on strategic initiatives to support their imperatives that are really driven by this one way door we walk through to be totally digital

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. >> even had stevie wonder here having his birthday party. >> reporter: one musician who has playedoshi's a number of times is. since the pandemic the uptown nightclub in oakland has closed permanently. so has slims in san francisco. oakland's fox theater is just barely hanging on. >> we're going to easily go a year without having a single penny of ticket ráefr knew which is ticket revenue which is unheard of. >> a lot of our members literally say that they're going bankrupt. >> reporter: that's the big concern for musicians when the pandemic end, what stages will still be standing. >> we're going to be performing on street corners o or wherever we can perform when this is over. nobody wants to go to that space. >> reporter: one other challenge, music venue are thought to be one of the last places to reopen once the pandemic comes to an end. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up the president- elect is filling out his administration at a rapid pace. the former secretary of homeland security is speaking out about his picks. >> the african-american secretary of defense. the first l

stevie nix sold a majority stake in her publishing catalog for a reported $100 million because of the streaming. r a repord $100 million because of the rise of streaming each time a song is played, rights holders are paid. and the streaming audience is exploding to an estimated 450 million people paying for subscription service this year that's according to counterpoint research >> julia, thanks one question though. are we going to see more of these megadeals? there's a lot of money in there. >> there is a lot of money in there. look, there are few catalogs anywhere near the size of bob dylan's, but as artists look at president-elect biden's proposed capital gains tax increase, we could see more sales before the end of the year. so, it'll be certainly an interesting time to watch to see if we have more of these deals, jeff >> julia, thanks so much >>> sports illustrated is taking a bit of a different track with it's 2020 sports person of the year, naming activist athletes lebron james and the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes on the list their work on the sidelines being honored. >>>

deals of the term weren't allowed but stevie nicks sold a majority stake in her catalog volumed at $100. these songs have a ton of staying power and here's my theory lately. i think the music industry is becoming so fragmented, the era in which these kinds of stars could be universally known incredibly profitable if you want to call it, that i just wonder if those days have passed are we ever going to have an artist today who could have a catalog. >> taylor swift. >> yeah, but she's old new, john i mean, that was ten years ago, right? what do you any? >> he's a legend, and that's why i think this music portfolio is sort of the ultimate jewel in the industry and, therefore, getting a lot of attention i think there's a rumor about how much it sold for, $100 million to $200 million and now universal music group as it prepares for the ipo, not only has bob dylan and taylor swift so it's done a good job of building out its portfolio. >> is there anyone who can emerge on the scene today, dom my point is taylor swift is already kind of there before the flagmentation of radio and the proliferat

. >> the first song that touched my soul was a stevie wonder song.probably one of the songs that touched me. it did something to me. >> stephen: sure, sure. if you're listen ago if you're listening it's hard not to have him do something to you. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: "a beautiful revolution part 1" is available now. and you can listen to his podcast "mind power mixtape" on audible. common, everybody. we'll be right back with a performance by andrea bocelli. thanks for being here, man. at c. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. uncover clearer skin that can last. janssen can help you explore cost support options. shall i put her in snow mode? tremfya®. uncover clearer skin that can last. nope! what about off-road mode? nah. sport mode it is. let's see what this baby can do. or.

going to renew the broadcast company so companies like viacom, sinclair owning the team, look what stevie cohen did with the mets, he paid $2 million you can buy a piece of the atlanta braves, which i like being a new york yankees fan, such is life the braves stock is selling at 24 you can buy the whole business for $125 billion a year from now john below will look at monetizing soccer, and in new york for those that have the challenge and the mental capacity to tolerate the knicks, madison square garden sports there's 24 million shares and the stock is 170 plus or minus and you're right and that is that in addition to me waiting around for the final two minutes, i can bet on it, which means i'm going to stay longer, which means advertisers will pay more for the right to advertise so there's an ecosystem that will benefit a year from now. in 1919 all they had were masks and attending baseball games going forward, particularly in the spring of 2021 it's only 12 months out. >> we'll have you stick around and we'll talk a little more about this and other things. i should point out that my so

fleetwood mac's stevie nicks urging people to remember what we're fighting for in a new song, peace canou try harder, she said, don't forget it. while public enemy was more explicit, writing trump is a dictator, rapping vote this joke out or die trying. other artists looked at this year and weighed in on the pandemic. bon jovi singing tonight they're shutting down the boards, they're boarding up the schools. one last paycheck coming through. mixing in some public health messaging, adding moms and babies blowing kisses. maybe saving someone's life. u2 u2's bono saying i can't reach but i can ring. suggesting emotion can make up for a lack of being together. ♪ when you sing there is no distance ♪ ♪ so let your love be known >> when the lockdowns first began, of course, the clear priority for just about everyone was recognizing covid posed a danger to people's lives. that was the public safety priority, but everything then changed. and a warning, what you're about to see is disturbing. >> i can't breathe. please. i can't breathe. >> get in the car, man. >> i will. >> get up, get in the car

careers, taylor swift who owns the right to her songs but not the recordings is re-recording them now stevie sold some of the catalog four $100 million. each time a song is played rights holders are paid. and the streaming audience is exploding to an estimated 450 million people paying for subscription service this year according to counter point research >> julia, thanks are we going to see more of these mega deals there's a lot of money in there. >> there is a lot of money in there. there are few catalogs anywhere near the size of bob dylan's, but as artists look at president-elect biden's proposed capital gains increase, we could see more sales before the end of the year it will be certain lly be an interesting time to watch. >>> "sports illustrated" is taking a bit of a different track with sports person of the year, naming activist athletes, lebron james and patrickma holm mahomes on the list. >>> hundreds of people in india are sick now, the illness unidentiu unidentified >>> and counting koalas. the challenges facing scientists and the extreme measures they're taking >>> the facts, th

i was coming through with stevie g, michael owen, jamie carragher, davey thompson — young lads who wantedreally quickly as a club. i believe — and i know the other players do, as well — that what he did at liverpool at that time was definitely the foundation, the platform, for what they are going on to achieve now. england's women will begin the defence of their cricket world cup title against australia in 2022. england took the crown on home soil in 2017, with victory over india. the 50—overs competition was moved back a year, due to the covid—19 pandemic, and it will now start on march the 4th, with the same six venues in new zealand hosting the 31 matches. posing for a selfie's proved costly for england's new call up dan lawrence and brisbane heat captain chris lynn. they've been fined over £5,000 each for breaching their big bash bio—bubble after agreeing to a photograph with a fan. they had their own changing room and couldn't celebrate wickets with team mates during yesterday's match with sydney thunder. what a debut it was for a—lim kim at the us women's open golf in houston. she b

or gandhi or martin luther king we're talking about stevie wonder or bill withers aretha franklin you know. there is a place in there just being in their existence that. humanizes. everyone by humanizing the most of all garbled. i want to follow in their footsteps. black's own story is not typical of black musicians in the us his parents were immigrants from panama but black grew up in california where he went to a good school had white friends and a picture perfect front yard. where he didn't feel quite at home in that world so he searched for another. foundation initially and breakdown and then later and it hit home. i couldn't live the life that my parents live in panama and i couldn't prove the life that my white friends were living in america and what i found hip hop hip hop culture was something that i can embrace and say ok this is different but i feel like. i can belong to something like this even if. you were. black eventually had success with the soul and heart john has but he's never left the political behind. other black a singer who wants to bring the light into the darkn

people that i had kissed up until that point so one of my very first kisses was on "miss bliss" with stevieot being offensive with your breath or some other things that might pop up >> mark-paul, you were a total gentleman. you still are. you always have been >> always. >> jimmy: aw >> i made sure i was wearing two-ply underwear at that -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. tmi, tmi this last one, we have to end with the all-time classic, elizabeth. dave, can we roll the clip >> oh, no. >> you can't sing tonight. >> yes i can i'm so excited i'm so excited i'm so -- scared >> jimmy: oh, no so scared. elizabeth. >> jessie spano. >> i know, jessie spano. what do you remember that day? did you have any idea that this moment would be one of the most beloved scenes in television history? >> no. i mean, we had no idea, right, mark-paul? i mean, i remember we did a couple of takes, and it was good and then they told us they got it, now just let it rip. we did >> little-known fact, but the pills, the caffeine pills were red hots >> yes >> i remember that >> so we were popping those between takes. >>