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have you had a chance to sing with stevie?nter. it is the most nerve-racking experience ever. it's just like -- because fist of all, his songs are not easy to sing. they seem -- okay. i'm just going to say this. this isn't rude, you know what i mean, for those who know they can sing, great. for those who know they can't, you know you can't. but for a layperson singing maybe. but for somebody who really knows music, you know the chorus is so complex. it was just incredible. i was trying not to mess it up. >> jimmy: well, you're going to do a song for us tonight. i just want to tell you, when someone from your record company texted this to our music producer, he thought he'd accidentally sent something he shouldn't have. >> oh! got a special text from miss day. okay. >> jimmy: the new single is called "phone dies." >> yes. >> jimmy: and "the united states vs. billie holiday" is on hulu now if you want to wath. this oscar nominated performance. thanks for being here. you're going to sing when we come back. andra day. we'll be rig

offer for the printer on stevie's and sees we're in a say hey let's let's do a study. let's do this and mo will fill our budget here in anchorage and fairbanks and somewhere else nor make a living for us at the expense of new talk people. well i'm optimistic about a future the only way to go forward to the 21st century is to have a healing process. it's going to take time and i believe in the future everything will settle down and forget about the old. b. c. and give you. even more so the crooks over. him on the economy. would just love. this requires me to be the only one not to the. side of suicide. note. if anyone is talking ok it was fun with. your parental somebody. please go. teatro perfectly good to. hear from her. but it would go. and. so it's going up here a person to say it's. the news these suicides are current. it gets dark and gloomy and. here we are and. have. lots of. this girl who committed suicide was being bullied or other. students and the. bullies were saying. it's going good. you're working this. we will miss you. and sue course and facebook isn't

i think stevie nicks and a bunch of others have done it.e will speak with the ceo of brownsville music next. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." i matt miller. stakeholders in private equity firms are looking to cash out without diluting equity musical names of all ages are turning to investors to offload their catalogs for hefty songs. -- hefty sums. one buyer is josh russ, ceo and founder of roundhill music. he joins us now to discuss why music rights are an ideal uncorrelated asset for investors. great to have you on the program. josh: thanks for having me. matt: you have so many of the names that i have not only grow up -- grown up listening to but us and to a lot still now. i was fortunate to go on the last black sabbath tour. why is this asset being so highly valued at a time when everything seems to be free on the internet? josh: the copyrights are very valuable because they earn money from everything from radio, television, broadcast, performances, streaming, on and on. especially from streaming, there is a t

and stevie robinson, music from celeste and fans at home.s a great show, tonight. >>> happening now, the city council has voted to remove the image of a noose from the city logo. the issue was brought up last summer and voted on, just a few hours ago. the council discussed removing the noose, the symbol associated with the city's gold rush name, old hang town in the wake of george floyd's name. it will cost the city $3500 to remove the logo. no word yet what the new logo will be. back in a moment. >>> sticker shock this the supermarket aisle. you may have noticed it at the store. food prices are skyrocketing. compared to last year, eggs and beef are up 7%. experts say it's costing more to get groceries to shelves because of rising gas prices and fewer workers in the meat backing plants and bakeries. >> i would expect we'll see prices continue to rise over the next 6 to 18 months. >> some of the tips they're giving us, to save, buy in bulk when can, store brands often cost less than name brands. it's also hitting the boba drink business. 99%

after more than 30 years in power china's president do stevie is no seeking his 6th time voters will make their choice on april 11th but with much of the opposition barred or boycotting the election come the people we expect to join us for special coverage john's child on jersey. i'm going to. study this until. one time it was for me to see. that you don't. understand. there is a serious. emotional but it has chilled what it is like that it. is all. in about a. misinterpret but. in a brought them to with which she said. sit up i do see a lot feel. that was in the 40 didn't i see the stall sort of the subtle you know of us all i can do but we. have a few. city new shows give the new boss a. ilesa music ailed her of a gun to become pollution form but don't fear the the she from. people who have put your typical you'll have a clue if you're a political can contain up with the sort of double e n b r. b r mood over there so we are yours he don't love it i assume he's a better off who got up and not tell you the. city top additional he told the jury about day care and all the what more dat

after more than 30 years in power charts president do stevie is no seeking a 6th term voters will make their choice on april 11th but with much of the opposition barred old boy courting the election on the people expect change join us for special coverage just chock full on easier. hi i'm femi oke a welcome to the string this episode is all about that cowboys am kalgo as of america if you're doing a double take right now i'm laying in the history of african-american cowboys and cowgirls you have to take a really deep to find it and why is that that's one question what the asking on today show but there is a new movie out right now that looks at the open city cowboys of philadelphia african-american cowboys and cowgirls that film is called concrete cowboy you can take a look at it right now have a look. at this in our crowd was right even on the range of. really happy to point into. the history. i know you. we break out of our program to take you live to day 7 of testimony at the derrick chauvin trial in minneapolis let's listen in to witness testimony. first of all if you feel so we'd

off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight in the republic of chad where president injuries stevie has died just a day after he won elections securing him a 6th term in office he was reportedly killed while visiting troops on the frontline of a battle against a rebel group in the north the army has named d.b.f. son as interim head of state but the rebels have rejected that transition they are vowing now to march on the capital. residents of chad reacted with this belief to the televised announcement of president idriss debby's death. martial of chad idriss deby it know as he did every time when the republic's institutions were seriously threatened not to go to heroic lead in a combat operation against terrorists who had come from libya. he was injured in the engagement and died after being brought back to. the news came just hours after he was declared the winner of the country's presidential election on april 11th. that would have been the long term leaders 6th term in office but. it's sad news. that the presidential election took place calmly. and just a day after they announced

rights to their music the list now please paul simon who did this this week as well as mick fleetwood stevie nicks neil young and bob dylan and they're all doing it for huge dollars why is this happening so much right now and how lucrative of a business is this licensing and rights situation. i mean the music publishing business is about a $29000000000.00 business globally so it's very lucrative it's one of the big killer isn't in the music business for us where the money comes from a lot of senses one and publishing are my rights as the other so it's a big deal why are these people cashing out of the markets going to people is to realize that music isn't uncorrelated asset class you're seeing a lot of people go on the market with their songs of the public in my view as very best and sees it a passion for the artists and the songs of the tickler they haven't had the chance to actually become part of the marketplace yet my company thus does that we enable the public to actually come in and buy into music world peace which i think is part of this entire thing where people want to have an exper

women competing in thailand's traditional martial art you get the latest on what our website that stevie dot com thanks for watching. we're all set to go. just. as we take on the. we're all about the stories that matter to. replace a policeman following. a whole new fire makes. thailand where buddhist tradition meets urban future and nothing embodies that better than thai boxing known as. the traditional martial art has been thailand's national sport for centuries. i was long considered a sport for real men where women rarely took part but not anymore women and the clear community are claiming a stake and more time they say thai boxing shouldn't be exclusive. and they're ready to fight. bangkok the capital of thailand with a population of around $15000000.00 the metropolis on the child prayag river is southeast asia's biggest and it's a center for martial arts here more tie is more than a fighting technique it's an art form a way of keeping fit and a form of self-defense i think. here you can find high boxing matches at all kinds of festivals and arenas large or small. the fighters use t

. >> new jack swing was somebody that could sing with the level of stevie wonder with the break beatnd pepe ♪ ♪ what a man what a man what a mighty good man ♪ >>> opened up the door for people to go who else females are rapping? oh, mc light? ♪ ♪ >> oh. who's this queen latifah girl. and later on, oh, who's this missy. ♪ ♪ missy try to maintain ♪ >>> they were respected as artists. they didn't have to shake booty or wear a low cut blouse. it changed the way we view things. to me, the best two to come out of the 90s are missy elliott and lauren hill. ♪ ♪ >> you see the role of women in hip-hop, is it changing, like yourself. >> it's something that's always been there. whether they got the acknowledge that they should have, they've always been there. maybe now they'll truly be acknowledged. ♪ >> she sings, she raps, there's heart ache involved. it's all encompassed in one amazing piece of art. >> the miseducation of herr i'm hill. >> this is crazy because this is hip-hop music, you know what i mean? >> she's going to be big, big. well, she already is a big, big star. when you get five

. >> that energy eventually caught the attention of stevie wonder who helped launch day's music careero the fall" came in 2015. featuring the hit song "rise up," which since has become an anthem for the modern civil rights mochl. ♪ we'll rise up ♪maing what the has done. it's being adopted by the black lived matter moment, it's the most important thing to me. it means everything to me. also, when people go, i was going to commit suicide and i didn't because i listened to "rise up." that's heavy. you realize something else is going on there. >> forever changed by the chance to play her music idol, andra is back in the studio working on her own music. are we going to hear a little of that billie gravel in the new record? >> yeah. it's her dna on there, in the way i approach the stories and how i say certain things and the way i deliver certain lyrics. a little less polite. i would hope what it did grab onto was some of her magnetism. >> she's got the magnetism. it's streaming now on hulu. andra is incredible in it. her new album is due on june 4th. subscribe to the sunday sitdown podcast

. >> jimmy: steven tyler was very stevie tyler-y. [ laughter ] >> i interviewed him for about 2 hours that i have when interviewing musicians is we speak the same language. >> jimmy: except for steven, except steven. that's another planet. but you know, we really -- we sit down, we talk to each other about shared experiences. and what i found in talking to all these musicians is that it all really does come from the same place. when you're a kid and you fall in love with rock 'n' roll, you can't live without it. and then eventually you throw everything away, you leave your life behind, jump in a stinky old van with your friends, go share it with the world with no guarantee it will ever pay off. >> jimmy: in fact, the odds are against it. some guy, i forget who was saying it, the sentiment seemed to be, when i sat down with that band and i played my first, whatever, peter frampton song, whatever, everybody got excited at school, that's when i knew. i think the edge was talking about that. >> it was -- yes, u2's first live performance, they played "show me the way" by peter frampton. wh

because we were dancing, prince was performing, stevie wonder gets up on stage it was an amazing night gets late and they got the deejay playing. and they're playing the beyonce song and they're talking about putting a ring on it "single ladies." and obama comes up to me and michelle is next to ci and barack is next to me and next thing you know he's all in my face with the ring you better put a ring on it. and i'm like okay. [ laughter ] now i'm getting challenged by barack obama he talking to me like i got to put a ring on it >> jimmy: wow, look at him oh, my gosh. that's unbelievable. >> it was a good night >> jimmy: last time we talked to you guys, we talked about your foundation. the "why not you foundation" and now you have a fashion house, okay? it's called "the house of lrnc." >> yes >> jimmy: with the proceeds going to your foundation first of all, tell me about the "house of lrnc," what does lrnc stand for? >> well, lnrc stands for love, respect, and care. those are some foundtations -- they're fundamental values that meant a lot to us. we were thinking about what to name our

while visiting the front lines where his forces have been fighting rebels the army swiftly and now stevy son general bahama will take on the role of interim head of state well the death comes just a day after he won a 6th term as president and chad's forces have been battling the front for change and concord rebel group says 2060 which wants to overthrow the government and. what it calls power back to the people now the military has imposed a nationwide curfew and closed its borders begins our coverage. this was chad's president idriss deby campaigning last week provisional election results indicated he'd want a 6th term in office the debbie had reportedly joined his son and other soldiers on saturday to repel an attack by a rebel group in the northern province of can him near the border with libya according to the military he was severely injured it says it will now create a transitional military council led by debbi son and has suspended the constitution or union for a transitional government will be put in place new republican institutions who we put in place to facilitate the transit

republican members, congressman stevie, "under the police reform plan we would have no protection formerican citizens." and one more phone congressman kevin brady, the republican from texas saying, "justice for george floyd was served yesterday, now it is time to do better, congress must pass the justice act." that is the one sponsored by senator tim scott. "real police reform focuses on training accountability and transparency, and actually addresses misconduct." some of the conversations yesterday on twitter from capitol hill. in this first hour, this is maria -- muriel in florida. caller: i like with the lady said from washington, it's true, when a person is stopped by a cop they fear the person that they have to stop. and then the person fears the cop. but what i do not understand, because i am sure in black areas if they see a black cop they would not fear it that much, so i think that blacks should be put in black areas because they know their ways and they know how to cope with the people in black areas. host: you say it is a recruitment issue and that they should make departme

. >> like something that a blind person would wear, something you'd see stevie wonder wear. >> and mary michael was acting strange, only increased after a visit to the trailer park home where michael george and barbara had lived. she and joe, barb's brother had gone over to give michael some support during tough days. >> he comes in and her vacuum is sitting there and he grabs the vacuum and embraces the vacuum like he showed more emotion with this vacuum than he did the whole time. >> what's he saying to the vacuum? >> he's just saying, oh, this was barb's vacuum, and she's never going to use this vacuum again. and he would go to a blender and be, like, she's never going to be in the kitchen again. >> are you thinking what's up with this guy? >> i am looking at him like a screw ball. here you are grieving over the vacuum and these appliances, there was no tears in his eyes and nothing going on. it was all an act. >> the police, meanwhile, were chasing down bank records, insurance policies looking for leads on the speeding car, the man in the greek fisherman's cap, the so-called bearded

bob dylan most famous probably last year selling to universal for a report of 300 to 400 million stevieack date cap increase you lose. j i didn't know there were capital gains on music rights did you know that? i didn't know that. >> if you make a profit on anything you sell it for higher price than what you started out at you've mading capitalling gain and if biden gets his way you're paying double capital gain tax. >> well if that dates it everybody who has made a profit now and sold now will have to pay the tax even though you didn't know about it. >> how did you know how much it was worth back in 1960s i don't know if you come up with capital gain? >> i'm talking about back dating the cap tax increase. they will back date maybe -- to january the first and that would be a catastrophe. >> right. stuart: that's just me talking. >> saying so we're clear, is just the difference in price. between what they're selling it at and what it was worth when they wrote it. stuart: you have to establish the first price and their selling price and that establishes the capital gain they've made. we'r

here is a message brian, ainsley and stevie heard over and over. energy to it we don't have the help to make sure we can be in business. i have heard that here today from the owner of grios as well. keep hearing it in america. back to you in new york. brian: that supplemental pay goes until september. it's not going to get any easier. steve: will, if the guy who once the place needs help, you have 20 minutes between appearances you can bus some tables or something. will: i could do that, steve. all right. what a challenge. okay. fine. i will get to work. yes. you will see that. steve: good man. ainsley: tell them all thank you. i feel like i'm listening to my dad sitting with his friends at the diner. steve: morning coffee. will: i will. ainsley: thank that gentleman behind you for his service. we will keep checking back in with you throughout the morning. now, hey, janice. i heard it's going to be, what in the 80's today in new york? janice: we might push 84 degrees. ainsley: wow, nice. janice: back into the 70s tomorrow. we will take it a preview

to take moderator's prerogative and ask you the same thing jennifer griffin asked tom donilon and stevie can display. you have been there for 100 days. you could have had a lot of sleepless nights which we empathize with what is been free the most poignant or important or difficult day? >> wow. that's a hard question. i think -- i don't have -- you know, it's funny, i was with a group of my team yesterday and seven post a different version of this question which was, kind of the high low. what was your best -- what's been the best moment and the worst? honest i couldn't come up with the best and i couldn't come up with the worst. as to some kind of tragic sensibility where we are, doing our thing here. i guess poignant, the thing that has hit the hardest emotionally, and this isn't a possibly but also in an epic way, was the president's speech in wednesday night and listening to him from the dais come lay things out the way he did, , the culmination of 100 days of work. that kind of washed over me and kind of a profound and emotional way. i am very proud of what we did with the quad summ