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featuring the 8g band with stevie nistor. and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening.and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? whatever -- just do it i'm gonna just say it. [ light laughter ] let's get to the news. president biden met face to face today with russian president vladimir putin for the first time in a decade well i say face to face, biden keeps saying mono y mono that's right, president biden and russian president vladimir putin met in geneva today for about four hours with a few breaks, but no meals because nobody would volunteer to be the food taster. after reporting that 70% of eligible new yorkers have received at least one dose of the corona virus vaccine, govenor andrew cuomo yesterday said quote "we can now return to life as we know it." and then to prove it, he was immediately served a subpoena. the white house reportedly planning to avoid more that 1,000 guests for a fourth of july celebration on the south lawn, which will feature fireworks and a cookout. and if you think you're getting anywhere near that grill, think again. that's r

line—up of performances from iconic black musical acts, including gladys knight and the pips and stevietribeca premiere, returning to perform at the very same park in harlem at which she performed back in 1969. while the documentary plays like a concert film, commemorating the performances from musical legends, it also acknowledges the sociopolitical climate that surrounded the event in 1969. when black communities all across america were experiencing turbulence. �*69 was a paradigm shift and you kind of had a younger generation that had demands, the first wave of civil rights was more like quieter peaceful protests and this new generation... you know, demanded respect. questlove hopes that audiences will embrace the blackjoy that is also present in the film. that's an element that also needs to be told in black stories. we told the trauma, we told the pain, we told the sorrow, we told some progress too, butjoy is also an element and this is what this has. the tribeca festival hosted a world premiere for a documentary on the british—born author jackie collins who died in 2015. dismissed

stevie nistor is here.tevie our first guest tonight is a "new york times" best-selling author and host of the wildly popular "the wendy williams show," now in its 12th season. please welcome back to the show here in studio to tell us how she's doing, our very good friend, wendy williams [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: hi! >> how are you doing how are you doing? >> hi, seth. >> seth: how are you doing >> hi, everybody >> seth: oh, my god. wendy, what a delight. >> thank you for the invitation. >> seth: you know, i was lucky enough to see you -- have you on the show during the pandemic but it wasn't the full wendy like getting the full wendy head to toe is very important to me >> right >> seth: so thank you for being here >> thank you, seth >> seth: and how are you you're back in your studio >> mm-hmm. >> seth: you have limited audience back. >> no, no, we're like 75%. >> seth: 75% >> by next week, we're going to be like 85%. and by the week after that, we might be 100%. >> seth: that's very exciting. i talk

welcome to the show, stevie. >> in the stooge >> seth: have you ever, have you ever - >> i thought it was gonna be a while since i saw a lot of these guys >> seth: in front of this many people at once >> this is incredible. >> seth: isn't it? >> hello, hello, hello >> seth: take a set. you can do this now. we're doing this now >> that's gangster >> seth: not bad, right? >> what's happening around here? >> seth: look at us. like a regular tv show >> we got the whole studio >> seth: now, you're filling in for us thank you so much. >> my pleasure >> seth: our friend luke wilson had to cancel at the last minute, and you scrambled over here now, i will say there was one person who was a little upset that you're here >> who is that >> seth: wally who you know well from "snl. wally was our last time fill-in guest. he just assumed this would be an all time thing >> i'm sorry did i crash your parade a little bit? >> if anybody is going to replace me, i'd rather it be you. >> yeah, sure, sure. >> seth: and, again, i need t

stevie nistor is here. thanks for a great week, stevie.hampion, super bowl mvp and was recently elected to the pro football hall of fame. he hosts "capital one college bowl," premiering next tuesday at 10pm right here on nbc. please welcome to the show, one of the greatest to ever play the game, peyton manning it is so nice to see you, peyton >> seth, thanks for having me man. appreciate it. >> seth: such a pleasure congratulations so much on your induction into the hall of fame. obviously, you were a student of the history of this game you were aware that your accomplishments were hall of fame worthy. but with that said, was it still incredibly exciting to get the news >> it sure was, seth you know, normally they let the hall of famers know by knocking on their hotel door down at the super bowl site. due to covid, they cancelled that, so they actually came out to denver and they told each -- each of the inductees that they were being inducted. and my wife, ashley, kind of set up where i had about five of my coaches -- my college coaches,

with everyone from paul simon, the beach boys, neil young, paul simon, the beach boys, neilyoung, stevieand publishing roads, but this is for future recordings, which is an innovative twist on these deals we have seen.— we have seen. that is a risk. it we have seen. that is a risk. it could _ we have seen. that is a risk. it could pay _ we have seen. that is a risk. it could pay off _ we have seen. that is a risk. it could pay off my _ we have seen. that is a risk. it could pay off my he - we have seen. that is a risk. it could pay off my he could | it could pay off my he could have hits for the next 20 years and then obviously they are laughing. but if his form takes a dip or something happens, and thatis a dip or something happens, and that is the risk they are taking? that is the risk they are takin: ? . , that is the risk they are takin.? ., ,.., . taking? that is correct. one thing that — taking? that is correct. one thing that is _ taking? that is correct. one thing that is true _ taking? that is correct. one thing that is true about - taking? that is correct. one thing that is tru

he is no longer little stevie wonder.t in love. [laughter] ♪ >> reporter: the festival, which ran throughout the summer, shows a community in transition. >> side burns and sunglasses... ♪ ♪ i am everyday people ♪ >> reporter: sly and the family stone sing "everyday people" and wore styles to match. >> they were some of the first groups that dressed like hippies. ♪ i want to take you higher ♪ >> the younger generation, people under, like, 23 are losing their directive minds. sly and the family stone were performing with a kind of freedom that you never saw before. ♪ >> reporter: other performers, like david ruffin, who just left the temptations, stuck with motown standards. ♪ my girl ♪ >> reporter: and wore the record label's requisite buttoned-up look. ♪ my girl ♪ >> it is the middle of august, and david ruffin has on a wool tuxedo and a coat. he could have had that same magic in his regular street clothes, but back then you had to cross your "t"s and dot your "i"s to not make white people feel afraid. >> reporter: that s

ashley: any time you can get stevie wonder into market coverage, that is a good day, charles payne.erstition, one of the greatest songs ever written before. thank you very much, charles. all right, cryptos and cybercrimes front and center today, as the ceo of colonial pipeline testifying before the senate homeland security committee about last month's ransomware attack that shutdown his company's key energy pipeline. meantime, bitcoin slipping after the department of justice

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being called town not being precise enough when it comes to her stevie. those seem to be pretty much begin is mistakes, but it will cause raises. question is this policy? is this woman fit to become chancellor? and that's what the policy is grappling with at this very moment in time as they sit down. that's kind of physical meeting with just in the 200 people here in the room. just a few months out from the national elections in september, 1 of the green party going to do to try and win back the truck. well they need to demonstrate unity, and that is the home weight they need to do over the next 48 hours and that has not been there 40 in the past. so it will be a very interesting test. how serious the party is, the leadership is and how curious will delegate saw about demonstrating that they can act together just by quite a few contentious debates expected on c o. 2 pricing fuel pricing here in germany. also potentially even more speedy exit from fossil fuels. here in germany, but in that everybody hopes will be more of a footnote. and everybody hopes tha

there is the well. 1 known to stevie experiments in which government researchers study the effects of simple as on black americans without informing the men they had the disease. they were instead told they had bad blood. not to worry young man, you just have bad blood. it's going to be fine. but you will also die soon, but you ever heard a bad to the bone, it's like that. but with more death, the researchers withheld treatment from the study participants. so they could continue to study the illness, which the men weren't told they had. point is. these mother, the military intelligence, industrial complex, are serial murderers of our own citizens. they did hundreds of experiments on unsuspecting americans and yet these organizations still exist north river that ever funded through the june of a trillion dollars a year. no one went to printed for these heinous acts, because when your i do it, it's a horrible crime. someone's go to jail for that. but when the ruling lead do it, it's called research. someone should write a book about that. come to you from wash in day the belly. the bass

some of the biggest stars in the 70's 80's recorded there, including fleetwood mac's, stevie wonder and prints bay area bands also were there and they lay down tracks. some of those stars were there for the grand opening. take a listen. >> yeah, this is what we had the big change in the band. when grace greece lake and marty balin left the band. and that a drummer left the band and we so he had an easily done by playing and mickey thomas took both grace. as soon as making open his mouth and saying the first line they looked at, he says, ok, that's the we wrote level find a way right there. i mean, right in right. in that room korean. i. >> we're working on it. i had the front part. he said i'm gonna go to the other pan on the other studio. annie. he was gone for a few minutes came back to what about this. don't down that. and we we married the things together and started writing lyrics. an. remember when the feds took it over the shutdown. 3 big-time album projects right at >> huey lewis journey and john foley was in the studio when the feds took it over, it was intimidating to be hones

clarke _ would be erecting statues to stevie clarke all— would be erecting statues to stevie clarkeovid? i don't know, it's one of those _ gilmour court covid? i don't know, it's one of those things, _ gilmour court covid? i don't know, it's one of those things, it - gilmour court covid? i don't know, it's one of those things, it is i gilmour court covid? i don't know, it's one of those things, it is a i it's one of those things, it is a virus. — it's one of those things, it is a virus. you _ it's one of those things, it is a virus, you don't know where you pick it up _ virus, you don't know where you pick it up the _ virus, you don't know where you pick it up. the whole time we were away we did _ it up. the whole time we were away we did lateral flow tests, we were careful. _ we did lateral flow tests, we were careful, sticking in small groups, you can _ careful, sticking in small groups, you can be — careful, sticking in small groups, you can be as careful as you like, but it— you can be as careful as you like, but it is— you can be as careful as you like, but it is a — you can be

the w. stevie kong has met one of the few young activists in hong kong. still speaking up riding his politics and his love of hong kong into his skin. still be with one yet chin, even in the darkest days. salvage hold on the whole, i hope me remind me of the beliefs i started with, even if i'm jailed in the future. one started the group student politicize. and last may just after hong kong or is heard about the national security law at 20, he's one of the oldest in the group there as young as 15. there's some of the few still visible on the streets. many other groups are gone. sorry, not all lower. well, i decided not to go to college last year. so i wanted to dedicate myself to activism while i was still free, though they are still, i know many political influence are seldom speak in public. they could be called under the national security law with all else, especially with it being so uncertain migalia how we feel like we have to step out . especially when prominent figures are either in jail or in exile. all that i ball why one has been arrested 4 time

bull's zone circuit and spurred on by his fervent fans nothing was going to stop max winning the stevied dutchman lewis hamilton alongside him but this would be the briton�*s the full 71 laps. his mercedes has been the best car for years but now it struggles to run with the red bulls. behind him, there was some action with sergio heather is moving his behind briton�*s and then vow but rebut us leapfrogging the mexican into third thanks to a better strategy. with hamilton making elites point to get an extra point for the fastest let he had a flattering margin of more than half a minute. this is the best season of the statin�*s formula 1 career. the question now, is how much better can it get? nick parrish, bbc news. england's women have just won the first of three one day internationals against india at bristol's county ground. the hosts won the toss and put india into bat. captain mitali raj top scored with 72 off 108 balls, and her side finished their innings on 201 for 8. in reply it's been all about tammy beaumont and natalie sciver — beaumont lashing out for england and she reached

last year or so, we seemed to mushroomed with everyone from paul simon, the beach boys, neilyoung, stevies, but this is for actual future recordings, which is an innovative twist on these deals we have seen. that is a bit of a risk. it could pay off. he could have hits for the next 20 years and then obviously they're laughing. but if his form takes a dip or something happens, then that is the risk they are taking, isn't it? that's correct. one thing that is true about all of these catalogue deals is that music revenues are consistent. so, there tends not to be ebbs and flows and there's the chance to have outsize performance, if someone's major act suddenly gets on a netflix show and that takes off on the charts. talk to me about streaming in all of this. because we have heard plenty from smaller artists who really suffer in the age of streaming. it doesn't seem to be the case for the bigger ones? so, the bigger artists do get a substantial amount of money from streaming and it's consistent money, even if it's a smaller share than what they were getting from radio, it's consistent money f

and stevie clarke mentioned in your piece that every single player for scotland got an eight or nine.d not actually win the game but they were competitive all the way through. they look like their hearts and soul were in that game for their country so they've got a lot to be happy about and scotland are still in the tournament. remember, they've never qualified in a group stage before and now is their chance. yes. very disappointing england, defensively. the goalkeeper, jordan pickford looked solid. can't fault him for doing his job. surprisingly, i thought the way that england had played the last few years, they always create and take a lot of chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it's just not happening. he's got to change it, he's got to change it, gareth. he's given them enough time. we need to score goals, england, and he's going to have to look at that. so, what does this all mean for scotland and the england? well, england have a win under their belts after their one nil victory against croatia and the draw against scotland means they have four points in the g

and stevie clarke mentioned in your piece that every single player for scotland got an eight or nine. the game but they were competitive all the way through. they look like their hearts and soul were in that game for their country so they got a lot to be happy about and scotland are still in the tournament. remember, they've never qualified in a group stage before and now is their chance.— their chance. yes. very disappointing _ their chance. yes. very disappointing england, | their chance. yes. very _ disappointing england, defensively. the goalkeeper, jordan pickford looked — the goalkeeper, jordan pickford looked solid. surprisingly, i thought— looked solid. surprisingly, i thought the way that england had played _ thought the way that england had played the last few years, they always — played the last few years, they always create and take a lot of chances — always create and take a lot of chances but whatever he set out in the first _ chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it's just chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it'sjust not happening.

i understand gareth �*s point of view from the england side and i understand stevie �*s point of viewndemic that is sweeping the world. i don't think anybody can get away from it at the minute. ., , anybody can get away from it at the minute. . , ., , ~ anybody can get away from it at the minute. . , .,, ~ �*, minute. ultimately it was the fa 's decision to — minute. ultimately it was the fa 's decision to isolate _ minute. ultimately it was the fa 's decision to isolate the _ minute. ultimately it was the fa 's decision to isolate the players - minute. ultimately it was the fa 's decision to isolate the players that| decision to isolate the players that shows no one is exempt from the rules. natalie pirks, bbc news. in a moment, we will speak to olly foster at wembley, but first to jane dougall at hampden park. bottom line in scotland have to win tonight? bottom line in scotland have to win toniaht? ~ , , ,, . ., tonight? absolutely. this is such a crucial match _ tonight? absolutely. this is such a crucial match for _ tonight? absolutely. this is such a crucial match for scotland. -

and we actually want to more of a quiet clientele, but not like the him today. stevie horton. it was a little old fashion as well. for example, the man couldn't restaurant wearing a time. then thinkable to guess later the police told got its own hair salon. and last but not least, something he probably jeremy had always rejected out of hand. an in house bar show it shaking out to my father with his dip the magic day on town did not want a bomb in the brisk door. he was afraid that street walkers would come into the hotel again for rude boys started. i opened the bar, who knew more than 1975 josephine baker, celebrated her 50th stage anniversary in paris. 250 invited guests came to liberty stone to join in the revelry with the legendary american born performer who found fame in france. only to him all goals. partly josefina baker also celebrated the last evening of her life. here it was the last big soiree presided over by the german family. mm. i have for dinner, joseph ricka. we held the last dinner for joseph, who died the next day at the funeral was hounded la madeleine use

sample what that might look like when done museum birthplace of motown records tells marvin gaye stevieo on but i am not -- joining us now, in member of the mirroracles, author of miraculous motown adventures, and first family artist on motown records barry gordy found her first lady of motown singer songwriter the wonderful beautifully talented claudette robinson so happy to have you here. so -- >> yes claudette there is no doubt that the little house that could was 2648 west grand boulevard detroit was the incubator for music your history becoming part of a legacy you don't realize at the time you own it now, and this you know, generous gift a lot of people all over the world have seen where music history was made. >> well that is correct, we are so honored and pleased that mckenzie scot, gave a generous donation to the museum it is important for history to give accurate account of motown's legacy to about told for generations to come, and, i will tell you that as an original member of miracles, it is becoming the fabric of the mutually you culture and the mutually of our lives. the a

she's treating us to a surprise song of a stevie wonder classic. bet he barely makes a dollar ♪ ♪ his mother goes to scrub the floors for many and you'd best believe she hardly gets a penny ♪ ♪ living just enough just enoug penny ♪ ♪ living just enough just enough for the city ♪ for the city ♪ ♪ >> clap! ♪ i'm living just enough, just enough for the city ♪ ♪ i'm living just enough for th city ♪ ♪ i'm living just enough for th city ♪ york city ♪ ♪ i'm living just enough for th city ♪ ♪ i'm living just enough for th city ♪ ♪ i'm living just enough for th city ♪ yeah ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i'm living just enough, yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> okay. wait, y'all, that is a concert okay >> unbelievable. >> i remember seeing her when she was 10 years old and plays every instrument she is amazing wait, how was it give it to us. >> wonderful we love you, h.e.r.! >> h.e.r come here, come here, people -- okay you waited for a long time what did you think of the concert? >> it was the best concert of my life >> the best. oh, happy birthday >> sing it ♪ happy birthday dear h.e.r. happy b

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it had stevie wonder, gladys knight, sly and the family stone, it was buried for 50 years and now it has been unearthed. the performances are fantastic. ann: i loved koda. that was one of the big titles coming out of sundance. it is a high school student who has been the only hearing member of her family and she acted as their translator and now she is trying to strike out. it is a crowdpleaser. and the other one i am looking forward to is respect. that is the aretha franklin biopic with jennifer hudson. >> we came to a year that in some ways changed everything. >> the good news about the past year is that people are as individual storytelling as ever. if you take about the past 14 or 15 months when we were all zooming together, we asked what were you watching. do movies have -- people are seeing them where they can and where they want to. >> how are you seeing them? >> i agree. we were having these conversations before the pandemic about what going to the movies was. my biggest fear and concern is that people will go back to the theaters but only to see the big-budget movies like f9

it was the manner of the performance, stevie clarke mentioned that they're in your piece — mentionedd got an eight or nine. i wouldn't — scotland got an eight or nine. i wouldn't say tense because they didn't— wouldn't say tense because they didn't win — wouldn't say tense because they didn't win the game, but they were competitive all the way through, they looked to set their hearts, spirit _ they looked to set their hearts, spirit and — they looked to set their hearts, spirit and soul rain that came, so yeah, _ spirit and soul rain that came, so yeah, they've got lots to be happy about _ yeah, they've got lots to be happy about and — yeah, they've got lots to be happy about and scotland are still in the tournament. remember, we haven't qualified _ tournament. remember, we haven't qualified through a group stage ever before _ qualified through a group stage ever before and we still have a chance. it is before and we still have a chance. it is very— before and we still have a chance. it is very disappointing at the minute _ it is very disappointing at the minute. england _ it is very

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stevie wonder prince. >> bay area bands such as jefferson starship, huey lewis and journey also lay down tracks there. some of those stars returned for the grand reopening. >> yeah. this is what we had the big change in the band. when grace greece like and marty balin left the band. and that a drummer left the band and we so heading is lee dunbar playing drums and mickey thomas took both grace. as soon as making open his mouth and saying the first line they looked at, he says, ok, that's the we wrote level find a way right there. i mean, right in right. in that room korean. i. >> we're working on it. i had the front part. he said i'm gonna go to the other pan on the other studio. annie. he was gone for a few minutes came back to what about this. don't down that. and we we married the to piece things together and started writing lyrics. an. remember when the feds took it over the shutdown. 3 big-time album projects right at >> huey lewis journey and john foley was in the studio when the feds took it over, it was intimidating to be honest. i was first coming quite young or been was very br

stevie wonder and prince bay area bands like jefferson starship, huey lewis. still marina journey laid down the tracks. there. some of those stars came back for the grand reopening our kron four's ken wayne takes us inside. >> yeah. this is what we had the big change in the band. when grace grace slick and marty balin left the band. and that a drummer left the band and we so head lee dunbar playing drums and mickey thomas took both grace. as soon as making open his mouth and saying the first line they looked at, he says, ok, that's the we wrote level find a way right there. i mean, right in right. in that room korean. i. >> we're working on it. i had the front part. he said i'm gonna go to the other panel. the other studio. annie. he was gone for a few minutes came back to what about this. don't down that. and we we married the things together and started writing lyrics. an. remember when the feds took it over the shutdown. 3 big-time album projects right at things. >> huey lewis journey and john foley was in the studio when the feds took it over, it was intim

and it was a brand musical festival with everyone from stevie wonder to gladys knight and the pips toand the family stone. it was buried for 50 years and now it's been unearthed. and the performances are just fantastic. >> brown: so and you have a couple that you really want you want to make sure people know about? >> i'm a huge fan of that movie. i also loved "coda," which was one of the big titles that came out of sundance this year. it's a coming of age story about a high school student who has been the only hearing member of her family. so she's been sort of their translator to the outside world and now she's trying to strike out on her own and find her own path. and it is touching. it's hilariously funny. there's she's in a glee club, so there's great music. it is a crowd pleaser. and then the other one i'm really looking forward to is "respect," which is the aretha franklin biopic with jennifer hudson. i'm very eager to see that. >> brown: we've come to a year that in some ways changed everything, or how much did it change in terms of big screens and small screens? >> this is th

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i was walking from the testing site there was a line from a stevie wonder song, overjoyed.ayed over and over in my head. though the odds seem improbable, what do they know? thanks for coming on the show, matt. we'll touch base real soon. >> thank you. charles: the chamber of commerce warning of a worker shortage and calling it a economic crisis. government benefits to they are taking on businesses and your money. showdown between governor ron desantis and cdc over cruise lines and vaccine passports. who will win? we'll be right back. ♪. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum sea

go for brok 'til the lone star light of day all right ♪ ♪ honey if we get the blues we'll look for steviel o the carousel catch last cal for alcohol ♪ ♪ last call at the old lone star motel migas at the old magnoli then we'll drive a spell ♪ ♪ we'll do shady things in dripping spring honey i don' kiss and tell ♪ ♪ if you ever get tim to two-step down to texa find yourself down 'round austin way ♪ ♪ i'll be waitin' every tim with my cowboy hat and wine if you two-step down ♪ ♪ to texas and go steppin out with m all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well if you ever get tim to two-ste down to texas ♪ ♪ find yourself dow 'round austin wa i'll be waitin' every time ♪ ♪ with my cowboy ha and wine if you two-step down to texas and go steppin' ♪ ♪ out with me if you two-step down to texas and go steppin' out with me ♪ >> the lady wanna biscuit. take us home j.r ♪ bye y'all ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: join us tomorrow night, salma hayek and dr. anthony fauci will be here plus, we'll have music from jessie ware. my thanks to ethan hawke, ilana glazer, jack ingram, miranda lambert, jon randall and, of course,

celine dion, mariah carey, cher, janet jackson, garth brooks, jennifer lopez, stevie wonder, and princeward i'm getting the old lady award they want me to go." >> jimmy: no, it's unbelievable >> but no, it's amazing! i read the names, i was like, "they got this wrong there's so many other names that should be there." >> jimmy: no >> it's a huge honor anytime they give me eight minutes to perform, i'm like, "oh, it's on." >> jimmy: yeah >> so, i'm very, very -- i'm probably looking forward to this performance more than i have looked forward to one in a very long time i'm very nervous >> jimmy: and i don't know how many people come up to me and say, like, "have you ever seen p!nk live? and i go, "yeah. and they go, "it's the best concert i've ever been to. it's amazing." >> aw, that makes me so happy. i'm terrible at a lot of things but i can perform. >> jimmy: yeah, you can. that's right [ cheers and applause that's exactly correct and i love this, by the way. p!nk, "all i know so far: setlist," your first ever live album. i love the name. >> yeah, thank you >> jimmy: you never wanted to

ashley: any time you can get stevie wonder into market coverage, that is a good day, charles payne. i know, you did it! superstition, one of the greatest songs ever written before. thank you very much, charles. all right, cryptos and cybercrimes front and center today, as the ceo of colonial pipeline testifying before the senate homeland security committee about last month's ransomware attack that shutdown his company's key energy pipeline. meantime, bitcoin slipping after the department of justice announced in this hour yesterday that actually, it had recovered more than half of the millions of dollars in bitcoin ransom it paid to a russian cyber crime syndicate. we'll go live to capitol hill for the fireworks at the hearing , and our power crypto panel will analyze the fallout from all of this. >> plus home builders getting taken out to the wood shed as lumber prices drive up the cost of new homes that's been going on for a while. well guess what one of the nation's top lumber experts will be here to explain the source of all the timber troubles. and markets, well, one of those ch

some of the biggest stars of the 1970's and 80's recorded there, including fleetwood mac's, stevie wonderarea bands such as jefferson, starship, huey lewis and journey also lay down some tracks there. some of those stars return for the grand reopening. >> yeah. this is what we had the big change in the band. when grace greece lick and marty balin left the band. and that a drummer left the band and we so heading is lee dunbar playing drums and mickey thomas took both grace. as soon as making open his mouth and saying the first line they looked at, he says, ok, that's the we wrote level find a way right there. i mean, right in right. in that room korean. i. >> we're working on it. i had the front part. he said i'm gonna go to the other pan on the other studio. annie. he was gone for a few minutes came back to what about this. don't down that. and we we married the to piece things together and started writing lyrics. an. remember when the feds took it over the shutdown. 3 big-time album projects right at >> huey lewis journey and john foley was in the studio when the feds took it over, it wa

i understand gareth's point of view from the england side and i also understand stevie�*s point of viewe, but this is a pandemic that is sweeping the world. i don't think anybody can get away from it at the minute. ultimately, it was the fa's decision to isolate the players — this shows no one is exempt from the rules. natalie pirks, bbc news. and 0lly foster is at wembley where england face the czech republic this evening. the protocols. i suspect a lot of people will be wondering how often are there players tested, where they isolate, what does that mean for training and so on. go through the process for us. the training and so on. go through the process for us.— process for us. the first time it has hit england _ process for us. the first time it has hit england within - process for us. the first time it has hit england within this - process for us. the first time it | has hit england within this major tournament certainly disrupted their preparations. it was around this touchline that millions of saw the man of the match last friday night, betty gilmore before we knew he tested posi

i understand gareth's point of view from the england side and i also understand stevie�*s point of viewscotland side but this is a pandemic that is sweeping the world. i don't think anybody can get away from it at the minute. ultimately, it was the fa's decision to isolate the players that shows no one is exempt from the rules. natalie pirks, bbc news. in a moment we'll talk to olly foster at wembley, where england are taking on the czech republic this evening. first to jane dougall, who's at hampden. they are going to miss billy gilmour this evening? he they are going to miss billy gilmour this evening?— this evening? he is only 20 but already establishing _ this evening? he is only 20 but already establishing himself. this evening? he is only 20 but already establishing himself as | this evening? he is only 20 but i already establishing himself as an up—and—coming exciting young talent in the scotland squad and he played so well during that match against england, he was the play of the match. now he is not available to be selected so he will be a big loss —— player of the match. steve

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