and stevie did the greatest thing. he sang, as bob dylan, to bob dylan.b dylan sang, because he is bob dylan, as bob dylan, what stevie sang to him. >> the greatest line ever was, bob is over at the microphone, and stevie's at the piano. so i walked over to bob and said, "i think you need to go see stevie, i think he's got it." stevie said, "bob, it's a choice we're making, we're saving our own lives." and bob said, "yeah." [ laughter ] went right back over and nailed it. >> jimmy: there's a couple of things i want to ask you about. everybody keeps asking me because they know i know you, they want to know -- i love dan aykroyd, and he was in "the blues brothers." why was dan aykroyd in "we are the world"? people want to know the answer. >> we needed a vibe. >> jimmy: good answer. >> we needed a vibe. at that time dan -- by the way, he's a ghostbuster. this is dan. "saturday night live." dan. it's just cool. >> jimmy: i'm for it, by the way. >> okay. >> jimmy: not against it. eddie murphy told me he was invited to be a part of it, and he said no. then wish

as many of you know i am stevie malinowski. i am the guy who's actually gone through these many boxes we have here. so, my plan right now. i'm going to talk a little bit about what we've done here, and how we do it. then were going to talk broad strokes of what we have here. as many of you have seen again, we have a lot of stuff here. talking very specific. we would be here all day. to start off, we went through a few stages in this process. first, we started by reading just about everything here to see what we have. it got dry at times. you know? you can only read the same 1920s tax returns so many times before it starts to get old. but, that helped us get a good idea of what needed to be digitized versus what we can get over. when not going to digitize everything here. such is the box of letter has over there. would i need to digitize 40 copies of the exact same letterhead. that gave us a good idea of what we had. we did some reorganization. there's actually two collections here in a weird way. we have the old williams collec

# whether stevie's future is on stage or in the scrum is yet to be determined.k with lots of sunshine this morning labour were standing by their candidate in the rochdale by election. in the last couple of hours the party's announced it's withdrawing its support for him. what's changed ?

_ singing, macro stevie? did you give them a boost? oh, _ singing, macro stevie? certainly did. and i think you got a marvellous reaction from the crowd _ got a marvellous reaction from the crowd so _ got a marvellous reaction from the crowd so we were delighted. | got a marvellous reaction from the crowd so we were delighted. i know that ou crowd so we were delighted. i know that you have _ crowd so we were delighted. i know that you have got _ crowd so we were delighted. i know that you have got to _ crowd so we were delighted. i know that you have got to school, - crowd so we were delighted. i know that you have got to school, you - crowd so we were delighted. i know| that you have got to school, you are studying hard at school, what is next for you? you have performed in front of thousands and thousands of people, it seems to me like when you have an ambition, you set out and fulfil it, what is the next ambition for you now?— fulfil it, what is the next ambition for you now? well, i was hoping to sin it at for you now? well, i was hoping to sing it at the _ fo

we hear from eight—year—old stevie mulrooney following his performance at sunday's six nations matchaim to win theirfourth fa cup in a row — we'll look ahead to tonight's quarter final draw and ask if anyone can stop them? dementia charities are warning that alzheimer's patients could lose out on two new drug treatments because the nhs is not ready for them. the medicines, which are expected to be licensed within months, slow down the early stages of the disease and could pave the way for new treatements. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh is here. thanks, reeta. these new drugs are not a cure but many scientists see them as a turning point in the fight against the most common form of dementia. alzheimer s disease affects around 600,000 people in the uk. the drugs are only suitable for those with early stage disease and mild symptoms. 0ne estimate says between 50,000 and 280,000 people in england alone could be eligible if the drugs are approved for the nhs. and that might cost between £500 million and £1 billion a year, for a health service which is always facing increasing demands. da

stevie wonder helps bob by mimicking his style.that sticks out in my mind. amna: you also got many of these artists to talk to you today to reflect back on that time. lionel richie, bruce springsteen, cyndi lauper. how hard was it to convince them to talk about it? bao: it was pretty difficult. it was sorta bit of life imitating art. it took lionel to make these phone calls and once he was lined up to help produce this project, everyone started to agree to be part of it. and one of the great things that we tried to do in the film was to shoot the interviews at the actual studio where it was recorded. so this event happened almost 40 years ago. so when people walk back into that room, a lot of their memories started flooding back. amna: there is a wonderful memory from huey lewis talking about how nervous he was to be singing in front of all these superstars. >> from that moment on, i was nervous out of my brain. amna: there are tons of moments like this throughout the film. where there moments from the behind the scenes footage you

they have lost to italy in the six nations, but that was before stevie was born.ored his first try in senior rugby to get them going. the italians gave them a scare in rome in last year's championship. they were never going to get close in dublin. dan sheehan and jack conan also went overfor a 19—0 lead at the break. three more tries followed, sheehan at the front of the bulldozer secured the all—important bonus point. there was no letup at all for the italians. james lowejinked his way through and calvin nash capped the most comfortable of victories. the championship now takes a two—week break. despite the winning margin the irish say they have plenty to improve on. wales, their next opponents in dublin, will be worried about that. olly foster, bbc news. ireland head coach andy farrell said he was happy with the result, but that there was still room for improvement. we got what we wanted out of the game, keeping them to zero is very pleasing. some nice tries, performances by individuals, etc. they are tricky enough to play against, they have changed the way they

she's the only artist to win the category that many times surface passing stevie wonder and even frank sinatra. >> i feel this happy when i finish a song or when i crack the code to a bridge that i love or when i'm rehearsing with my dancers or my band or getting ready to go to tokyo to play a show. for me the award is the work. all i want to do is keep being able to do this. i love it so much. it makes me so happy. >> that wasn't the only delight for her fans. during her acceptance speech for her 13th grammy, she announced her next album will be released in april. the grammy audience gave a standing ovation to tracy chapman as well earlier on in the night. ♪ >> chapman and luke combs performed her 1988 hit "fast car." combs covered the song last year hitting number two on the billboard chart it also featured tributes to artist who is died last year with stevie wonder honoring tony bennett, and. >>> the super bowl is less than a week away. the san francisco 49ers and kansas city chiefs awe arrived in vegas on sunday. the latest betting odds vz the 49ers as 2-point favorite ss to win. k

marketing at the beginning of the lunar new year and especially important holiday and chinese culture, dw stevie kong reports now from the temple in hong kong, which is a popular spot for people in the city to mark the start of the new calendar a mrs. house phone call right and saying that yeah, off the track and thousands of people flocks to this famous temples to offer the fast in says at the altar at midnight to mock the very beginning of luna. new. yeah . as a traditional ritual worship us belief as early as a mix. that offerings the best of luck they will have in the yeah. has is also the 1st new. yeah. well we can find people to celebrate without the mosque, again, from hong kong yourself. how soon we covered that quickly? no, no, no. yeah, it's all about good fortune and blessings. many of the people here tell us it's not only something that appraisal themselves, but also the city. because the previous year was a pop one for home comb. it's economic expense performance was way worse than all of his major competitors. um they're also ongoing concerns overseas outlook, especially when china

we had stevie wonder and tony bennett. it was just an embarrassment of riches in terms of great quality music being performed at the grammys. cure, los angeles. on sunday night. last night we saw a new grammy category, best african music performance. what does that mean for the music industry? so i think it's a great day at the south african singer tyler, one of the best african music performance for her song water. and i love that i love the fact that, you know carol g one as well, a latin artist, i love the fact that they're trying to be much more international and not so american center. we know that great mute is music. that is, comes from the artist all over the world and it needs to showcase that we even had a, you know, j, the getting his doctor dray achievement award. and he mentioned that he kind of took a, a not at the grammys by say, you know, it means a lot, but it doesn't mean a lot. they still need to bring changes. and he thinks it's interesting that the woman with the most grammy still has not one i'm with

currently she's tied with frank signatra paul simon, and stevie wonder. thanks so much for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm lynda kinkade. stay with us. we'll have much more news after the break.

. >> stevie wonder. >> when was this? was at the dedication of the african american museum in washington, d.c.. i've got my wife to the right. i think that's, i can see two, all i don't have my glasses, but i think it might be denise grace. and that was really cool to hang out with, i think, one of the true musical geniuses of all-time. stevie wonder. >> yeah. and so, you know, you've been around. you get around. >> i do get around. >> and this is the last. one to people appreciate the various you've broken? does that come up? but they don't even talk about you? >> every now and again, people are nice. they'll say, we appreciate the job that you did and how you represented us. and that is, in some ways, the most heartwarming thing that i can hear. to be a first, and to have a significant number of people think that you did it well, is something that matters to me. my biggest idol is -- my biggest idols are joe luis and jackie robinson. i know misses robinson a little bit. i hear about all the jackie robinson had to put up

he said, like, tell me how much know do it in stevie spent $44000000000.00 on twitter. i mean, like most parts of politic fiction. that's what it's trying to get hired on this, like when you strip away all the conveniences of our lives. like who are we really what we're talking about here with billy and e as in their priorities and how they are preparing for an end of days. it's a similar thing, isn't it? that sort of reveals who they are, what their priorities are, and what they do with the power and wealth that they have. by the end of it, i didn't really care if people head of survival bunk underneath their properties because i did find it to be true that they were treating use deal and itself as the bunker. the landscape of queen selves changed considerably well said, but he needs coming in more money is coming in streets of shops, spies, it's safe place to come to the play space. if something does go wrong in the world, i think we've got bush x rays. i think with these more resources and opportunities up up in the forest from the hills. anything could happen in thi

that's 3 times more than the beatles to more than adele and one more then stevie wonder. and so i guess we can say that she is down now. definitely a music legend. you know, it's hard to believe she's in her early thirties. she had this type of like, so it really is, i mean, you look at everything that she's racking up throughout the last 12 i think for probably 24 months. and it's just astonishing to think this young girl is still in her early 30. she still has so many more decades ago in the music industry and already she's breaking a record and making history at the grammy's being the person, the only person to win almost a year for time. just like i said, it's amazing. there was a new category for african music this year at the grammys. and what does that tell us? k j is the african music. is it global music now? you know, i think i think that the grammys have been trying to change their image just a little bit. i mean, they've had a lot of knocks thrown at them saying what you need to be more inclusive. look, you need to be more international. great music happens all

question of whether gender roles are rooted in biology or in societal expectations is something that stevie should meet with addresses in her new book. this is on my com attack monkeys are very similar to us genetically. oh, and they've develop 2 distinct cultures and the mediterranean region limited. and morocco, it's the males that take care of the babies and into brought to the females, saw on in duplicates of the by police to know that they're exactly the same species . so there's also a culturally determined gender hierarchy itself. well, just with a few minutes from the fact that we've been doing it for millennium in the last few centuries, in particular, i have seen a very clear division of labor and of new communities. and it will take a few decades, at least to shake it off that paint them into some spell on so sometime a nice of already come a long way. this mother says she and her husband are equal partners own or friends . you have this is, i mean, for the work done the underlying structures as to the really close look at why we are how we are. and the way we're wired from the f

of whether gender roles that rooted in biology or into so i to the expectations is something that stevie should meet with addresses in her new book. this is on my com attack monkeys are very similar to us genetically, and they've develop 2 distinct cultures in the mediterranean region limits and morocco. it's the males to take care of the babies and into a brawl to the females, saw on the in duplicates of the vibe. to know that they're exactly the same species . so there's also a culturally determined gender hierarchy. the 1st with a few minutes from this, i guess we've been doing it for millennium in the last few centuries. in particular, i have seen a very clear division of labor and ethnic ministers, and it will take a few decades at least to shake it off. got pains of innocence fell on some harmonies have already come a long way. this mother says she and her husband are equal partners on or friends. you haven't. i mean, what was done the underlying structures as into the really close look at why we are how we are. and the way we're wired from the families we came from texas for me an

an array of artists honored the music legends who died in the past year, stevie wonder paid tribute tott. while annie lennox gave a tearful rendition of "nothing compares to you" for sinead o'connor. and fantasia burrino got everyone on their feet for a eye -- a high-energy performance of "proud mary" in memory of tina turner. taylor swift ending making huge history. she started it with a huge surprise for her fans. while accepting her lucky number 13th grammy award. now, swifties were predicting a reputation, taylor's version announcement, instead it's a brand new album coming april 19th. her 11th release. the superstar has 14 grammys to her name. anne-marie, back to you. >> sounds great. thank you. >>> "cbs mornings" will have much more from the grammys with gayle king live from l.a. >>> coming up, an arrest in a dog napping case that left the bulldog's owner clinging to a moving car. >>> later, countdown to the super bowl. we'll take you live to las vegas as the teams arrive for the big game. moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a

he said, like, tell me how much know do it in stevie spent $44000000000.00 on twitter. i mean, like most parts of politic fiction. that's what it's trying to get hired on this, like when you strip away all the conveniences of our lives. like who are we really what we're talking about here with billy and e as in their priorities and how they are preparing for an end of days. it's a similar thing, isn't it? that sort of reveals who they are, what their priorities are, and what they do with the power and wealth that they have. by the end of it, i didn't really care if people head of survival bunk underneath their properties, because i did find it to be true that they were treating new zealand itself as the bunker, the landscape of clean sounds changed considerably. well said, but he needs coming in. more money is coming in. streets of shops, spies, it's safe place to come to the play space. if something does go wrong in the world, i think we've got bush x rays, i think with these more resources and opportunities up up in the forest from the hills. anything could happen in

. >> in another moving moment of the night, stevie wonder performing a duet with the late tony bennettis is mind, you can't take it and annie lennox paying homage to sinead o'connor with a haunting rendition of nothing compares to, you know, nothing compares to you and fantasia bringing the crowd to its feet, celebrating the life of tina turner. yeah yeah, rollin on the river billie eilish took home song of the year for what was i made for? from the barbie movie, but i want to try i and then it was time for a different billie to take the stage. the piano man debuting his first new song in 17 years, did i wait too long tell the lights back on legendary joni mitchell making her grammy debut after winning the grammy for best folk album. >> i really don't know. life at all. well and there was some drama off the stage when as or not. >> but check this out. rapper killer mike was detained by police. he's now facing a misdemeanor battery charge. >> coming up, sticker shock. the rising cost of girl scout cookies. >> also ahead, a boy gets the surprise of a lifetime playing a simple game of cat

. >> reporter: independent stevie voted for trump twice and says president biden has been too scriptive. >> it doesn' seem like he was trying to connect to people to answer the questions we want answered. >> reporter: do you think it would be different if you had different candidates running? >> yes. this is a country where the millenniums are doing wonderful things. why not give the opportunity to, you know, a woman president or a young person. >> reporter: one thing so clear in our conversations is a real lack of enthusiasm for the likely candidates, and that's going to put a lot of pressure on the state parties in this swing state to turn out voters who, as you can see, are pretty turned off. norah? >> ed o'keefe in las vegas, thank you. >>> secretary of state antony blinken's latest efforts to broker a new ceasefire and hostage release in the israel-hamas war hit a dead-end today. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejected a counteroffer from hamas calling the terror group's demands delusional. we get more from cbs' debora patta in jerusalem. >> reporter: as war rages on, if

i have a pointed colonel, general ser stevie as the commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine, a pro it all calm is it made a very, very difficult situation for ukraine, and this is all about the battlefield. really a general delusion, a very experience soldier. first joining the military academy in 2005, when you pointed as the leader of the ukrainian military and 2021 which is interesting. very well liked by his troops, very popular. i've seen as something of a pragmatist, but the reality speaks to the difficult situation that the general found himself in the russian m. o. d recently suggesting that over 400000 ukranian troops have been lost in the conflict. and the loss of significantly strategic important centers liked by mote at under the general's come mind. leading to these kind of conflicts at the top of the political sphere. again, the president, the ukraine being more adamant the hold at all costs, whereas to lose he was a and it was prone to sort of more pragmatic, military approach, which is not by military strategy if you like it all. this comes as well as russian

and since then he's sudden law, how much interest stevie has been in power and speaks to maintain the presidency with the nations that come in which had previously also been delayed. also important to the child is yes, another full my friends call in the seeings henderson's on the rise recently. so what extent do you think is this possible? why the tendency across africa? well, i must say that have seen the nasa use either the central in the west and also in the st. the whole region, the why the hell region over the past 2 years. i'm to suggest that to the, in the past and to the problems in that region and also attend as the and all these violent activities and crews. it seems to be accelerating and unavoidable. prostate of downsizing, influence and the presence of off of the french government to work in the african continent with decades often called them as ation for us continue to pull streams and green benefits of all. so i freaked out rather in africa, and as crews have sprained across the continent and on that region, that is a bring focus on which other countries of could be n

and again, the tell him that this policy, rather people in each end like this, each of these other stevie and all of us and the good things that you the a good job on this. you can really see the difference between the mountains with the highlight painting best practice. i like to swing the slide in the are in good name jeff. the co follow that up was a lot especially i get bored when there's no school. there's no, i'm going to all the kids in the area come here. very small it so it's a really great place for us to be meeting the village booklet. asked of the night from the high pastors is centered around the pneumatic families biggest resource livestock. and the knowledge is passed down from one generation to the next. made me one day a hand in his younger brother. i will. takeover goodness makes dumplings to bake over an open fire. she spends the whole day doing chose things will get a bit easier when i hands. little brother is also big enough to go to the yet school. i love a lot of good, good. let me get you and i can do my work in peace mountain water. do the laundry. and heidi up in

. >> reporter: independent stevie castrejon voted for trump twice and said president biden has been tooipted. >> it just seemed like he wasn't actually trying to connect with people and answer the questions that we wanted answered. >> reporter: do you think it would be any different if you had different candidates running? >> yes. since the country, the millenniums are just doing wonderful things, why not give the opportunity to, you know, a woman president, or young person? >> reporter: one thing so clear in our conversations is a real lack of enthusiasm for the likely candidates, that is going to put a lot of pressure on the state parties in the swing state to turn out voters, who you can see are pretty turned off. norah? >> norah: ed o'keefe in las vegas, thank you. secretary of state antony blinken's latest efforts to broker a new cease-fire at hostage release in the israel-hamas war hit a dead end today. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejected a counter offer from hamas, calling the terror groups demands delusional. we get more from cbs's debora patta in jerusalem. >> re

paul simon and stevie wonder . stevie wonder.i bet you can't sing a taylor swift. >> i can't sing a single taylor swift song. i can't think of the name of a single. one of her albums. i know who she is. i think she's got an incredible media profile, but really bigger than paul simon. all those amazing hit records frank sinatra, stevie wonder , the sinatra, stevie wonder, the great blind songwriters come on. >> no, we can all win one of their tunes. >> and who will endure longest in 5060 years time? they won't be talking about taylor swift. no. >> i love taylor swift. don't get me wrong, she does some great tunes, but i almost even now , i can't. i won't sing it now, i can't. i won't sing it for worry. don't for you. don't worry. don't start on monday morning like start off on monday morning like that. your thoughts that. let us know your thoughts this vaiews@gbnews.com that. let us know your thoughts this email vaiews@gbnews.com that. let us know your thoughts this email vaiew:as1bnews.com that. let us know your thoughts this ema

yeah, beating stevie wonder, paul simon and frank sinatra. she's in great company? absolutely.k, taylor swift is known for her marketing prowess, if we can say that, she is not going to miss a moment when it comes to promotion. and yes, she used her acceptance speech to promote her upcoming album, which comes out in april. so sue her if she's wrong, right, but, you know, we we all love taylor swift. she's the the artist of the year, she's the artist, really, of the decade and she knows how to promote herself and how to promote her music. and she's still going to be on our tongues even next week when she goes to the super bowl to support her boyfriend. so it's just taylor swift's world and we're living in it. yeah, i was quite pleased to see miley cyrus win. i hadn't realised that's her first grammy? can you believe that? i feel like she's been around forever. she was a disney kid, she started out acting then she transitioned over into music. and yes, after all these years, miley cyrus finally won an award. it's her first grammy for her flower song. she won for record of the yea

the only artist to take the category that many times surpassing stevie wonder and frank sinatra. >>> hong kong's top sport official said the current made many requests for him to play in the match and he never entered the game, this was the reaction. fans booed when the superstar failed to take the pitch during the match between his into miami team and a group of local standouts. the hong kong government said the events organizer owes fans the explanation. he expressed disappointment but denied knowledge that the chipping would not play. the coach said messy and another player set out with injuries. cnn was at the match. >> reporter: a no-show on the pitch for messy and the fans are disappointed. what was initially cheers in the stands turned into booze and chance of refund. 40,000 fans clamored for the opportunity to see messy play with his team for a preseason friendly against a hong kong squad. this is their first ever international tour, the co-owner beckham also here but when messy failed to get off the bench the mood soured and the fans are leaving crushed and disappointed. joi

the singer had previously been tied on three best album wins, with stevie wonder, paul simon and franke award show was dominated by women, with miley cyrus picking up the first grammy of her career for her song, flowers. and song of the year went to billie eilish, for "what was i made for?". live now to la, and our correspondent peter bowes. we have to start by saying huge congratulations to taylor swift. what a night for her. there�*s no stopping taylor swift, is there? it really was a night of surprises. i think she had been tempted to win this award which is actually broken a record. the first person to win for album of the year is for midnights but she stole the show not for the awards but the announcement she made, she paused during an earlier acceptance speech for p0p earlier acceptance speech for pop vocal album, her 13 grammy which she revealed was a lucky number, and then she said she wanted to reveal a secret that she has been keeping from her fans for the last couple of years. you could almost feel the collective intake of breath amongst swifties around the world. she reveal

as she became the first artist to win album of the year for the fourth time — beating the likes of steviee top prizes. 0ur correspondent emma vardy was in los angeles, on the red carpet, and sent this report. it's the 66th annual grammy awards and, tonight, we're coming to you live from the city of los angeles, where the local population has just survived the unthinkable — rain! as a storm battered la, there was shelter for the stars on the red carpet. while inside the arena, the awards rained down for female artists. ijust won my first grammy! miley cyrus picked up two grammys, giving the crowd a little more than they bargained for. thank you all so much. i don't think i forgot anyone, but i might have forgotten underwear. bye. laughter billie eilish! and the barbie movie took home a win tonight, with billie eilish given song of the year for her hit from the film's soundtrack. # i used to float # now i just fall down # i used to know...# taylor swift, for midnights. cheering and applause but it's taylor swift who keeps on breaking records, and as she made history by becoming the only art

swift wins she'll break the record for -- i'm going to blank here -- frank sinatra, paul simon and stevieder. i'm proud of myself i remembered that. >> that album is fantastic, made my whole summer. big performances as well. what are you looking forward to there? >> johnny mitchell at 80 years ago, having survived a brain injury, is going to perform for the first time. she's a legend, been in the industry more than 50 years. a lot of people looking forward to trace chapman doing "fast car." 35 years after she won grammys for that hit record. she's reported to come back, we're being told she's going to perform. people are super excited about it. >> she doesn't perform that often. >> no we never see her, last year, won the country music award. it was the first time that a black woman had won for song of the year for that song. people are super, super amped to see. her she's like sade, sade goes away and makes music every fi years, tracy trapchapman, i min own business. >> and if sade were to come back -- >> anywhere in the world. >> done, it's a date. >> lisa france, thank you so much. >> t