. >> yes, the gap band. all came from earth, wind and fire. maybe that came from sly a little. maurice was fierce. he was fierce. >> "after the love has gone", soul. >> got to tell the story. i was sitting in an officers playing an album that i want the artist signed. he didn't like the album. i bsed him saying this is not the whole album, i have more songs. he said "like what." i said "like this." i swear to you, i went to the piano, and it fell out. i was totally lying, i had no songs. i went over and wept ♪ oh ♪ ♪ after the love has gone ♪ ♪ what used to be right ♪ ♪ is wrong ♪ ♪ can lovers lost be found ♪ time. >> come on back over, that's how it fell out of you. >> he was what was that, it's better than anything on the record. maurice white had the same reaction to that song. >> what are the significant changes in the business that you chartered in your open career? >> the biggest change in our business was the cd, that was our television high def moment. television in the high def and everywhere had to buy a high defcd. when the c.d. came along everyone had to replace thei

the gap band has been added to bruno mars' "uptown funk." l lost the case what advice have you given him? >> not so much advice. just yes you're giving back $3 million. but you're $3 million ahead of where you were before. so from a purely accountant standpoint it's okay. but emotionally it's not a healthy precedent. they are appealing and of course we hope they win. >> by the way, you are a great sitcom theme writer. the theme to "different strokes." >> thank you. yeah. ♪ >> do you remember the words? >> yeah. and nobody has come back and said he ripped that off. >> no. that's an original. >> along with "sweaty and hot." >> alan thank you so much. catch episodes of "unusually thicke" on pop. >> that's tonight. >>> coming up mother's day ideas that will barely cost you a thing. just made with l nervous whitening will damage your teeth? introducing listerine® healthy white™. it not only safely whitens teeth... ...but also restores enamel. lose the nerves and get a healthier whiter smile that you'll love. listerine® healthy white™. power to you

the elastic band into old navy pants? >> it says "old navy" >> old navy >> old navy is owned by gap inc, one of the largest clothing companies in the world. this is where a lot of america's clothes come from - and it's a reality many companies don't want us to see. this is one of very many subcontracting factories at the bottom of the supply chain in bangladesh. it seems completely unregulated, completely unauthorized. // there's no fire extinguisher, no fire exit. it's just a shack in someone's backyard. >> this morning we went to a finishing house and they had about 20 workers there. more than half of them were under 14.there were girls as young as twelve making clothes for gap. >> really? in a finishing section that you went? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. i mean for me, i just can't believe. so this is the time that gap should step forward to make this correct. oh, my gosh. so see how critical is the supply chain is. how critical it is. >> gap declined to give us an on-camera interview. they did give us a statement, though, saying the products we found were quote "either counterfeit or improperly acquired." but through the ba

the one thing i wish i'd done is a gap year, it's worth thinking about. under armor apologizing for this t-shirt that invokes a deadly world war ii battle. the $25 shirt was named band it shows players raising a hoop the very same way americans lifted the american flag in that iconic picture from the battle of iwo jima 75 years ago. let's take a look at wall street. the dow and s & p both hit record highs on monday. right now futures look like they're pointing to a higher open. >>> people love that google doodle that opens up when you hit the home page and google is looking to hire a new doodler. the graphic designer would pitch and create the images that you see on google's home page. the ideal candidate is someone with experience in illustration graphic design and character animation and i think that might be the coolest job ever. >> as long as you're a good digital doodler. >>> coming up on "action news" the two babies conjoined at the hip were born as part of identical triplets. >> after six years in the white house the commander-in-chief has joined the twitter universe but his twitter handle may be short lived. we'll explain when "action news" comes right back.

the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to the show. it's "last call." i'm carson daly. thanks for being here. tonight, gapspotlight. but first, elisha cuthbert is here to tell us everything there is to know about her new comedy series. it looks great. called "one big happy." from tipple & brine have a look. ♪ >> you can love a project that an actor does, but if you really truly connect, than you'll follow them throughout their, you know, career. let's say you're a brad pitt fan, well it's -- he's not just going to do one movie and you're never going to see him again. you know? it's like, there'll be life after "benjamin button."

always came out laughing with his iconic gap toothed smile and band leader paul shave shaffer by his side inspiring tributes from guests. >> i thank you for all of thend laughs and intelligence you have brought to us for 33 years. peers -- >> i like every kid who grew up watching him will miss him. >> and audiences at home who will be tuning in tonight for a few final laughs with dave. >> yeah dave has been an extraordinary presence in american television and been like the same man at the circus sean all the comics love him and jon stewart talked about him. formy generation david letterman was the gold standard. i want to play a bit from the very first show february 1982 david letterman. >> i had a chance to strangle richard nixon and i didn't and i regret it. here i am inches from -- i don't know what's keeping me from doing it. >> so now that you're well known, is it harder to be funny? >> no it's -- it's a little bit different. you go out to a restaurant and can't eat and people want your autograph and so forth and it's hard to eat and my -- what's happening? i swear letterman, if it's the last thing i'm going to do i'm going to make every second

our thing as a band always was to try to get as close to the audience as we possibly could in every sense. so, every u2 show there's ever been there's kind of an effort to bridge that gap've got this connected ramp that goes the full length of the venue to another area at the other end of the floor. so we basically can be right in the middle of the crowd. and as well as having that sort of connection and intimacy, the sound that we've produced, the sound system, gives everybody the same quality of sound throughout the whole building. so, everybody will get the best possible sound. >> new clear brother system. >> it's kind of surround sound. it's like 10% or 20% better than sound you've ever heard here at the garden. >> jimmy: at the garden. no, this is "the garden." there's "the garden" that doesn't exist anymore in boston. this is "the garden!" hey, u2, bono, hey! you ever ride a bicycle, buddy! hey! [ laughter ] [ applause ] better get used to that. >> by the way, this morning i got a message from the two firemen that picked me up off the street. this morning, i'm not kidding. and they're from, it was engine 44, does that make sense? and they're called the fighting i

gap-toothed smile and band leader paul schafer by his side. inspiring tributes from guests. >> and i thank you for all of the joy and the laughs and the intelligence, like every kid who grew up watching him, will miss him. >> and audiences at home who will be tuning in tonight for a few final laughs with dave. >> for more perspective, let me bring in two comedians who we know well here on "the rundown." stand-up comic by night, and host on sirius xm radio, who is outside the ed sullivan theater this morning. thank you both for being with me. dean, it's early for some fans to be out there. what's the scene like there? >> there are people -- what's remarkable there are new yorkers taking pictures of the theater, new yorkers who work in the building across the street who probably never took a picture of the theater before. new yorkers are nonplussed by everything, but even in new york this is something special today. >> let's talk about what letterman means for -- we could talk about his impact on television, but just as a comedian. >> yeah the clip from jimmy fallon kind of resinated with me. i remember growing up and looking forward to summer break

gap toothed smile and band leader paul schaffer by his side. >> we've had a lot of fun. >> reporter: inspiring tributes from guests. >> and i thank you for all of the the laughs and the intelligence you have brought to us for 33 years. >> reporter: peers. >> i like every kid who grew up watching him will miss him. >> reporter: and audiences at home who will be tuning in tonight for a few final laughs with dave. you could just hear the reverence in the voice of people like jimmy fallon and jim mimmy kimmel out of respect not doing a show tonight. there was a "new york times" piece where jerry seinfeld tells the story about meeting dave after he got an nbc deal. dave gave him the advice just make sure if you fail you did what you wanted to do. seinfeld said he did that and made "seinfeld." >> we saw bill murray covered in cake and he was just beginning, right? >> he was trending throughout his appearance on the late show. he and dave got to celebrating as you saw. got it started with swigs of vodka on air. murray's night did not stop there. later, bill murray unexpectedly stumbled into msnbc studio right onto the set with lawrence o'donnell. seemed h