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bender: besides the jazz age? i mean, it is a funny thing, a lot of people in 1930's -- i mention in passing that for us, it is obvious that the 1920's .as the golden age of culture it was the great age of the american novel, the greatest age of the american novel since the 19th century, it was the high age of american modernism. there are books that are still a lot ofillions and people at the beginning of the "oh no, we have been led astray. there is a great chapter in arthur/injure's -- book --nger's and i do think that some of the same people, -- it even hemingway also went through a great political age, so i do think that that seemed in --rospect that [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] mr. bender: ah! the has to do with presidential election. this could turn into the latin age very quickly. are there any comments you would like to make? >> [indiscernible] mr. bender: my editor is here, my editor is here. right now represents a repudiation of a lot of the orthodoxy of the postwar era. obviously. to say, "well, w

the 26th amendment expanded voting rights to those over the age of 18. at are 16 and 17, 2 .62% of the population, are still underrepresented more , than 8 million people. equivalent to the provision of new york city. lowering the voting age will expand democracy increase , political participation and foster a generation of habitual voters. in the united states, the local maryland was one of the first places to lower the voting age. it is a very high turnout. however, the election is closer to 10% stop >> people do not . >> so, it's horrible turnout. people do not know there is an election. so, it is really hard to engage voters in that. councilman a city proposed legislation to lower the voting age to boost local participation. the whole idea of 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds voting came up one we were looking for ideas and scotland was considering a referendum and it became an idea where we said, "why not?" the benefits can be smaller and we see what happened. >> the political landscape has undergone positive changes in since 2013 decision. >> you see a

perhaps the iconic sight of the age of mass migration in general. i want to say a few things about ellis island. the first thing i will say is ellis island was constructed fairly late in the era of mass migration. it's not opened until the 1890's, the end of the 19th century. and there have already been millions of european immigrants who came into the united states before the construction of ellis island. and ellis island is sometimes remembered as a kind of welcome mat for new immigrants to the united states. it's often paired with the statue of liberty. but ellis island was as much about screening out undesirable migrants as it was leading in the ones the country actually wanted. there was a fairly rigorous process of inspection to keep out people who carry disease or even political ideas that the country didn't want to admit. ellis island is really an ambivalent symbol of the attitude of the united states. toward the migrants that were flooding upon their shores. the second thing i will say about ellis island is that although ellis island is real

we refer to this time as the golden age. but it's not just something of the past. we must recapture that spirit again. we should look back on that period as a time of great happiness. we need to experience a new golden age. in that sense, the creativity of the 1960s means a lot to our generation. i want to learn from those energetic artists of the past and create a new era for art in cambodia. >> films from the 1960s are difficult to come buy and the center has so far only managed to collect 36 out of the 300 or so produced at the time. most of them were discovered in france. once every two weeks, staff from the center visit the film section of the ministry of culture and fine arts. around 3,000 films are stored here. but with no organized records, what these reels contain remains a each time they visit, the staff take home about 40 reels of film to check their condition, and content. upon arrival at the center, each canister is m canister meticiously examined. the work is done by hand. it takes an entire day to check two halfway through the process, the film emerge

the rock star is dead at the age of 57. found in his suburban minneapolis home. >>> and tributes pouring in for the music great. and if we get a cause of death confirmed, we'll post it on all of our digital platforms and discuss it on this newscast as soon as possible. a rare tv interview for the woman who helps run >>> and now to a story you'll only see on nbc bay area, a rare tv interview for the woman who helps run facebook and launched the leading movement for women. >> sheryl sandberg spoke with scott budman. >> reporter: we haven't heard from sheryl sandberg in a while, but she's back fighting what she calls one of the biggest problems in the bay area. >> this problem is unacceptable. >> reporter: hunger. sandberg is co-chairing a campaign aiming to earn $7 million to end childhood hunger here. >> i don't think the people realize how pervasive hunger is in the bay area. one in three children in our bay area face hunger. they don't know where all of their meals are coming from. >> reporter: she'll be working with san j

prince, dead at the age of 57. >>> now to the race for the white house. in the republican party are huddling together for a big meeting in florida. front-runner donald trump appears to be making a move more towards the middle during a "today" show town hall, he spoke out against north carolina's recent anti-lgbt bathroom law. this comes as top aide paul manafort says that trump has a different private persona he's going to show to the public. he plans to reveal that to appeal to more women, minorities and other voters in a general election. on the democratic side, allies of bernie sanders are planning to meet after the primary season to discuss the future of the movement galvanized by his campaign. this comes as sanders sat down with nbc's andrea mitchell for his first interview since his devastating loss in new york. he says the path to the nomination won't be easy. >> it's not unrealistic, it's a hard path i admit that. look, if we do not have a majority, i think it will be hard for us to win. >> tracie potts has more from washington. >> reporter: betty

prince dead at the age of 57. 0 we take look at the impact this legend had here in philadelphia and how fans are coming together around the city to honor the icon. >> and that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you right back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us ♪[ music ] >>> the shocking death of a music legend. ♪ [ music ] ♪ purple rain purple rain ♪ >> the artist prince is dead. >> prince death investigation. >> could he have died from a terrible case of the flu? >> many people don't realize that the flu actually can be deadly.

prince is gone at the age of 57. reverend, thank you very much for being patient with us and for sharing your memories with us. and the other side of the screen since we've been talking, you've seen number of videos. if you've grown up in the last three decades, they are familiar to you. one of the favorites to prince people is always going to be "let's go crazy." and let's roll a bit of that. ♪ ♪ ♪ come on, lady ♪ i'm not going to let the elevator break us down ♪ ♪ oh, no, let's go ♪ let's go crazy ♪ let's get nuts ♪ let's go ♪ ♪ ♪ i ain't going to let the elevator break us down ♪ ♪ oh, no, let's go ♪ let's go crazy ♪ let's get nuts ♪ let's go ♪ come on, baby ♪ ♪ ♪ let's go crazy ♪ i ain't gonna let the elevator break us down ♪ ♪ oh, no, let's go ♪ let's go crazy >> the "let's go crazy" video. again, depending on your age, it's in the work you'll remember from prince. again, all we've been talking about is his genre, his sound, his range being a musical polymath, knowing how to play every instrument. knowing music ba

he proposed that every american over the age of 60 should get a check from the federal government every month and the only proviso is that you would have to spend that money every month, you cannot save it. the idea of the safety net for older citizens and it would provide an income for older americans. they could spend the income every month and that would generate jobs for local areas. this became known as the townsend plan. the townsend plan caught fire. within two years, townson was touring the united states in townsend clubs, millions of americans -- older americans paid dues to townsend. he became a major political figure. this is 1933, the era of small government. the federal government was much smaller. course, this is the issue about the great depression and the new deal. this is why franklin roosevelt was regarded as a controversial president, government did not routinely stepped in and help people who found themselves in severe economic crisis or national emergency. it was not a tradition yet in d.c.,a that washington, or a state capital responding with money and help in case

turning the venerable age of 90. e celebrates her birthday privately and was joined by thousands of well-wishers. >> loyal fans were out the clouds -- crowds included australia and canada. the super fan has been a loyal supporter all his life. >> the reason i am here is to celebrate the 90th. and i can give her a special birthday card. >> she showed up to collect her presence. queen elizabeth ii has been britain's monarch for 64 years. she became queen on the death of her father. her coronation was a huge event. >> the dawn of a new elizabethan era. >> prime minister david cameron led tributes to the longest-serving monarch. >> her majesty has been steadfast. for our commonwealth and on so many occasions. >> the bells of westminster abbey. the royal horse artillery fired a 100 gun salute. the street parties expected around the country. brent: the dealmakers and the deal breakers. why countries are not taking in migrants as was promised to turkey. the british entrepreneur richard branson says the united nations has jus

it was because of the aging of the veteran population.he year i graduated from west point, 2 million veterans were over the age of 65. we are the canary in the coal mine for american medicine. we see it for they occur. the aging of the veterans population was one of the biggest issues that created that demand. the other issue, survivability on the battlefield, 10 times more likely to survive the battlefield. agent orange, things like posttraumatic stress and brain injury, things we did not know about, we are giving post dramatic stress treatment to vietnam veterans and we did not know what it was. but the reason this is important and i'm thrilled you brought it up is if we do not build the capability today to take care of iraq and afghanistan veterans, four years from now or 30 years from now, we will have the same crisis on our hands. that is why we're trying to transform the system. reporter: why are you having so much difficulty with congress? sec. mcdonald: frankly, i am encouraged. we are working with senator johnny isakson and richa

. >>> a flood for the ages brings the fourth largest city to a standstill. five deaths reported and is relief in sight? >> ash carter reveals hundreds of more americans will be deployed to iraq in the war against isis. >>> plus, a battle at the supreme court over president new details surrounding ecuador ecuador's massive earthquake. >>> anine passing of one of tv's favorite moms. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm betty nguyen. we begin with breaking news. a suicide car bombing in the afghan capital. afghan officials say the explosion happened close to the afghanwiefense min.try in kabul. it was followed by gunfire still ongoing. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack on twitler. >>> back here at home. at least five deaths are blamed on what is being called unprecedented rainfall i the houston area. the governor of texas has declared a state of emergency in nine counties. three to four inches of rain fell for an hour for some places inundating waterways and residents trapped in homes and vehicles. hundreds of flights were cance

guest: we are not living in the stone age. we do have the stone age brain on our shoulders. really very good at helping us understand the problems that we are facing. daily, onee, almost of the political problems that we will face involves the faith of millions of people, whether we are talking about tax policy or whether we should go to war against terrorism. it is always a policy involving millions of people. designed brain was not to address the problems of millions of people have i. it was designed to address the problems of a small number of people. that is why we have difficulty when we hear, for instance, that we are going to drop bombs in syria on a bunch of towns. we have a very great difficulty imagining the human beings who may be at the other end of the bomb site, who maybe are innocent civilians who are going to get killed. we see that as abstractions because the human brain is only capable of really seeing people as humans when they are standing in front of us. then we get them as human beings. the thought of, wow, this mother walking with a child is going to be

he died at his home in minnesota thursday at the age of 57. ecame a global music phenomenon in the 1980's, with albums such as "1999," "purple rain" and "sign o' the times." his inventive music spanned funk, rock and jazz while his gender-bending performances shattered expectations of gender and sexuality. president obama released a statement saying -- "today, the world lost a creative icon. few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent," he wrote. across the country, fans and fellow artists celebrated prince's legacy, including stevie wonder, who spoke with cnn's anderson cooper. >> he just passionately loved music. it is like when musicians can jam, there's nothing like it in the whole world. >> i don't agree on the spot, but is any song you want to sing a little of work play a little of? i don't want to put you on the spot if you're not up for it. >> i think it would probably break down if i do a song right now. but -- you know, he was incredible. i am

the age of 57. a big, big shock. >> some of the memories came from high school. i remember his visit really greg: listen to it. >> absolutely. greg: his good friend wandel. rosanna: i think he played basketball since he was in high school and he really liked it. greg: all right. let's get to work here. we have someone other. mike: a little intriguing. there are some showers coming through the tri-state region. right now, it actually looks kind of benign out there. we have 63 and 50. 57 degrees in monticello. some pretty mild temperatures around the tri-state. temperature changes from what we had 24 hours ago. it is a lot warmer in most locations. poughkeepsie. 15 degrees warmer than it was 24 hours ago. a mostly cloudy skies. there are some breaks in the cloud cover. heading over into connecticut. sometimes, that is not necessarily a good thing. it helps to fire up some of the showers that to get going out there. that may lead to a few extra thunderstorms coming onto the tri-state region. a couple of fronts off to the i think that you are still pretty good. as he

the ag 7. fans around the world and he in the bay area... are mour >>> breaking news. global music icon prince has died at the age of 57. >> fans around the world and here in the bay area are mourning his death. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. our team coverage starts with cbs reporter brook silva-braga who is monitoring the story in new york city and brook, what a shock! >> reporter: it is a shock, michelle. prince of course was a musical prodigy with a fiercely independent streak. remember for seven years, he changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol as part of a dispute with his record label. now he is being remembered for a sound and style that helped shape music for more than three decades. police and security officials gathered outside paisley park studios in chanhassen, minnesota, where prince recorded so many others' hits. it was just before 10 a.m. when they responded to a medical emergency. hours later, prince's publicist confirmed that he was dead. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: he was born prince rogers nelson in minneapolis in 1958. he

janet shamlian has more. >> reporter: a flood for the ages. the nation's fourth largest city at a stand still, submerged by 16 inches of rain. >> i was not expecting this. >> reporter: major highways under water. public transit shut down. schools closed for a million students. >> i'm a little bit nervous. >> reporter: on tax day, people urged not to make a run for the post office. >> please stay off the streets. >> reporter: a big rig driver nearly swept away. he disappears under water before being pulled to safety. >> leave the cars, swim. >> reporter: a reporter for station ktrk rescues another trapped driver. all captured live. already more than 1,2 hundred high water rescues. >> i'm just scared. what if you fall? >> reporter: this couple walked to safety through high water with their newborn daughter. tommy woodward borrowed a boat to save his disable and elderly parents. amid the rescues, a boat load of family pets and more than 70 horses moved to higher ground. more than 1,000 homes flooded. built around bayous that often overflow the ban

. >>> a flood for the ages brings the fourth largest city to a standstill. five deaths reported, and is relief in sight? >>> an nbc exclusive, ash carter reveals hundreds of more americans will be deployed to iraq in the war against isis. >>> plus, a battle at the supreme court over president obama's immigration policy. jtsds. >>> unprecedented rainfall in the houston area. it has been declared a state of emergency in nine counties. inundating waterways and leaving residents trapped and homes and vehicles. hundreds flights were canceled. janet has more on what residents are facing. >> reporter: a flood for the ages. standstill, submerged by 16 inches of rain. >> and i was not expecting this. >> major highways under water. public transit shut down. schools closed for 1 million students. >> i am a little nervous. >> on tax day, do not make a run for the post office. >> stay off the street. >> a big rig driver nearly swept away. he disappears under water, before being pulled to safety. >> leave the car. swim. >> a reporter for station tkrk, rescues another driv

music legend prince has died at the age of 57. widely acclaimed as one of the most the influential musicians in his era. we'll bring you all the latest in live from paris. ♪[singing] >> well, there you had just one clip from some of prince's videos that we've seen in the past. of course, there's been "little red corvette," "purple rain," "when doves cry," those just a few of the songs. the artist was found dead at his home in minneapolis, minnesota, according to his publicist. he was 57 years old. his death comes almost one week after the singer left fans very concerned about his health when he made an emergency landing in illinois. now, it's unclear at this stage if his sudden death is related to that same illness that forced him to land his plane. he had reportedly been battling an illness for a few weeks. once again, we are waiting for official confirmation as to what caused the singer's death. now, prescrtion was an inn -- prince was an innovative songwriter whose music combined jazz, funk and disco. his hit songs also included

the proposed that every american over the age of 60 should get a check from the federal government every month. and the only proviso is you have to spend all that money every month. you couldn't save it. the idea is that the older citizens would have a safety net. the idea of the safety net. and it would provide and -- it would provide a income every month and it would study -- and it would stimulate jobs. call fire.d plan within two years, he was creating townsend clubs. millions of older americans joined the townsend clubs, paid monthly dues to townsend. for a while, he became a major clinical figure. now remember, this is 1933, the era of small government. the government was much smaller. tax receipts were much smaller. it was not a routine thing. this is the issue of the great depression and the new deal. this is why frank when roosevelt was regarded a controversial president. government did not routinely step in and help people who found themselves in really orere economic crisis national emergency, things like that. it was not a tradition yet in america washington, d.c. or even the

i think the age groups are similar. >> in our city of takoma park, it has been shown that lowering the voting age helps to raise turnout in local elections. and it involves youth in politics. the voting aged gives teens a at 16 gives age teens a chance to start voting at a convenient time and place. >> i think it is a problem and democracy depends on participation and activism is part of the democratic society. >> it is an idea that a lot of people are going to think about. it may be on a small scale at first. then it could very well take off. it could make a substantial difference. >> lowering the voting age will improve the political system, and is an issue that should be addressed by presidential candidates in the 2016 campaign. >> to watch all of the prize-winning documentaries and the winners of this year's competition, visit student cam.org. >> the house is in the middle of a three-week break. in the meantime, members meet with constituents in their home districts. democrat jim mcgovern tweets, glad to visit lynwood mill apartments in northbridge and support central mass affordab

prince dead at the age of 57. questions around the surprise death of the music legend. ♪ baby ♪ you got that look >>> celebrating the life and music of prince. the icon dead at the age of 57. all tributes and new questions surrounding his sudden death. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm miguel marquez. it is 31 minutes past the hour. autopsy to find out what killed music superstar prince. all night long around the world and in his hometown of minneapolis, fans are remembering and listening to music and paying tribute to the artist known as prince. ryan young joins us from the paisley park estates and studios. >> reporter: christine and miguel, you can see people who decided to show up at paisley park. hundreds of thousands of people standing here at the fence line paying respects to prince. we have seen people talking among themselves about how this could happen to the 57-year-old. a couple stars have been walking among the crowd. one talking to me saying he didn't want people to know he wa

prince has died at the age of 57. the man born prince rogers nelson. born in the twin cities, made minneapolis his home all his life. just as aretha franklin means so much to the people of detroit because she's also maintained the same home and called the same place her hometown, this is being deeply felt in minneapolis. we've been watching your colleagues, the anchors on chan 11 kare out in the twin cities. their coverage is going wall-to-wall into the day. they're setting up cameras across from prince's compound. while there are numbers and stats that sum up his career, they really don't sum up his career. seven grammys, academy award, member of the rock & roll hall of fame. the genre of music that he actually owned at the time of his death, all his own, it was a mash-up of so many different things. he was the child of two musicians as he came into life and he left this world having left his impact on it. a slew of albums and no two prince fans are ever going to agree on exactly which cuts, exactly which albums they will take away with them. hard roc

too in addition people are hiv ladies and gentlemen, life-saving problems live to the age of 60 and recent studies show over thee quarters of people aging with hiv are over the age of 50 or so which means there be additional impairment and an additional function a person it goes through a life-saving treatment often comes up with a beverage of side effects that limits their function ability folks with balance and difficulties with self-care and those are folks not your typical 60 and over population now i think supervisor yee you asked about the cost of home care versus the costs of institutionalization and there are plenty of studies the primary focus why i hss was fund we don't have well take into consideration is actually that middle-income or that above the poverty line the exceptions has been if you need such a severe amount of home care you're not able to produce an income that's not true but - there is currently no single credit allocated to a person with a life iconic intimidate out-of-pocket pays for disabilities expenses that is a case of a family member had a ex

too in addition people are hiv ladies and gentlemen, life-saving problems live to the age of 60 and recent studies show over thee quarters of people aging with hiv are over the age of 50 or so which means there be additional impairment and an additional function a person it goes through a life-saving treatment often comes up with a beverage of side effects that limits their function ability folks with balance and difficulties with self-care and those are folks not your typical 60 and over population now i think supervisor yee you asked about the cost of home care versus the costs of institutionalization and there are plenty of studies the primary focus why i hss was fund we don't have well take into consideration is actually that middle-income or that above the poverty line the exceptions has been if you need such a severe amount of home care you're not able to produce an income that's not true but - there is currently no single credit allocated to a person with a life iconic intimidate out-of-pocket pays for disabilities expenses that is a case of a family member had a ex

the numbers on the that's their age. ok at their moves though. >> i think i saw an 87 out there i love it. >> they get the fans into it. >> were they doing gagnam style because when they started to learn it that was a hit and it took that long? >> good for them. that's great. >> still ahead at 11:00, how amazon is trying to lure customers away fr >> amazon is now going after netflix customers. amazon says it is making its prime video service a standalone feature to allow users to watch tv and movies for 8.99 a month. >> this arraying its prices. another new offer amazon is letting subscribers pay for 10.99. in place of a year-long subscription. >> i love this. >> ah, yes. this friday the fox 5 rocks concert series continues with this awesome band. they are called "secret society." they were formed in 2008 by brian mills to bring the live bond sound back to today's heavily computerized music market. in 2015 they were nominated for a whammy. they say their sound is influenced by steve i wonder, john coltrain, marvin gaye an

too in addition people are hiv ladies and gentlemen, life-saving problems live to the age of 60 and recent studies show over thee quarters of people aging with hiv are over the age of 50 or so which means there be additional impairment and an additional function a person it goes through a life-saving treatment often comes up with a beverage of side effects that limits their function ability folks with balance and difficulties with self-care and those are folks not your typical 60 and over population now i think supervisor yee you asked about the cost of home care versus the costs of institutionalization and there are plenty of studies the primary focus why i hss was fund we don't have well take into consideration is actually that middle-income or that above the poverty line the exceptions has been if you need such a severe amount of home care you're not able to produce an income that's not true but - there is currently no single credit allocated to a person with a life iconic intimidate out-of-pocket pays for disabilities expenses that is a case of a family member had a ex

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everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing the good leadership i'm going to give the pen avenue we sign this your accumulate more pens than anyone but thank you for your leadership and also working with such important groups like the tobacco free coalition supervisor wiener i'd like to invite you up here to say a few words >> thank you, mayor ed lee i'll give that pen to the advocates and the district fo

he died yesterday at the age of 57. in the music industry in the '70s. >>> a male not breathing. >> prince was found unresponse knife an elevator at his home in minnesota. emergency personnel were unable to revive him. details on the cause of death are still unknown. a medical examiner plans to perform an autopsy today. prince performed at van yews in philadelphia throughout his career. the electric factory in callowhill paid tribute to the music icon who played there in 1998. that was 18 years ago yesterday. at wdas fans called in to express their grief. patty jackson was on the air when news broke of prince's death. she even shared the moment with democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton during an interview. >> i was so stunned! you think of him as being almost eternal. >> he was a true artist. he was a true musician. today things are so watered down. but when you think of prince, he could do it all. >> jackson told us prince has influenced many artists here in philadelphia. he'll have a long-lasting impact o

very sad to learn the legendary artist prince has died at the age of 57. thanks very much, larry. hone now, what are you learning? we are just getting word he died. he had been sick earlier in the week supposedly with the flu. now we are getting official word that he has died. >> when i say this is shocking, it is one of the biggest under statements i think i have made. "rolling stone" did this kind of introspective of music and said that prince was number 27 on the greatest artist list, 100 greatest artist list. for me and for a lot of people in my generation he is the sound track of our lives, one of the top five. purple rain, he played a little bit of him doing that on arsenio. that album for many people is top three of all time. he is just that much of a musical genius. so this has taken everyone by surprise and shocked and saddened. talking about how twitter just went crazy with celebrities reacting, fans reacting. i have been getting call after call after call from people this morning saying please tell me this is not true. and in fact, we have gotten word and confirmation fr

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wasting my time believing any of the things you're saying to me. >> pelley: such an important issue for the age. you can see george bush's -- josh's full interview at cbsnews.com. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >> plus, >>> "insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one, prince's death still has the music world reeling. >> breaks my heart. >> lionel richie remembers his friend and rival. and why wouldn't prince duet with michael jackson. >> why didn't prince sing on that track? >>> then, should kelly ripa go solo? >> i believe she will stay and should stay. >>> and number three, join the girls night out as women most influential. >> i think they might have made a mistake. >> plus, our "insider" bonus. >> welcome to the best way back wednesday ever. >> we're getting the boy bands back together with o town's ryan cabrera and 98 degrees.

wasting my time believing any of the things you're saying to me. >> pelley: such an important issue for the agean see george bush's -- josh's full interview at cbsnews.com. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> kelly ripa calling the shots at "live." will she quit if her next co-host isn't a bff? what the sources are telling us. >>> plus, new details about strahan's much earlier sendoff and the advise from kathie lee. >> then britney spears drug past. caught spending the night in a parking lot. >> we've learned new details about this turbulent time in her life and why her world is so very different now. >>> then, which pop star is melissa mccarthy poking some fun at that. >> that tiny body. i don't understand how that works. >>> plus, how jay-z is reacting to all those rumors he cheated on beyonce.

prince has died at the age of 57. area home this morning. the cause of death is still unknown he was unresponsive in an elevator. he was hospitalized last week after his plane made an emergency landing en route to a concert in atlanta. he said it was the flu. one man tells us he deejayed for prince at a dance party outside the paisley park studios on saturday night. >> just told us give it a couple of days before you waste your prayers. we're all like, all right, he ison the comeback. >> fans left flowers outside the studios near minneapolis after hearing that he had died. kpix 5's mike sugerman tells us heartbreak is being felt here in the bay area and beyond. mike. >> reporter: veronica, here at 99.7 now, when is the next prince song coming up? >> in about 5 minutes. >> it doesn't matter how old you are or even what style of music is your favorite. chances are you still loved prince. >> remembering prince every hour today on live 105. >> reporter: alternative rock. >> share your thoughts and tributes on social media

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josh shapiro, is the montgomery county commissioner who would like to be the ag in the next go round.ery unusual for a sitting president to endorse someone running for a state attorney general's office. what did you make of that? >> well, i think josh shapiro is a rising star. that's one thing i make of it. i'm not sure otherwise why the president would intervene. and i think people here have better knowledge -- they've actually run for this. i think this job, though, is as important, if not more so, than governor. and we've seen that with kathleen kane, we've seen it with tom corbett, who became governor. we've seen some of the biggest scandals -- sandusky and others -- and they all come back to this office in pennsylvania. >> it's certainly a launching point. so, what do you think, jim, because you did run for attorney general. the allegheny county da, stephen zappala, and northampton county da, john morganelli did not get this endorsement. they were both a little disappointed, frankly. >> well, you have kind of a classic east-west matchup. you also have in the ag race, who you've a