beat 26 finalists in vienna with the song "heroes." australia was invited to participate. [ ♪♪ ] >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera", legendry music composer david foster . >> so mid '070, i guess i seriously. >>> david foster has been nicknamed the hitman, a violent for many records collaborating with many big names in the industry. there's one talent, however, he says stands out. >> love, love, love this man. he is beyond, beyond. he's a lawyer, sculpts, plays every instrument, rides horses, dives, a renaissance man. >> the music of "ghostbusters" "foot loose", all carrying his mark, the last whitney houston. >> she was amazing. she just ripped it out. there was no vocal exercises. she was a troubled girl. >> david foster is not only working with the stars, but runs a foundation for children awaiting organ donations. >> i can still tell you katy and sharon had heart transplants when they were 7. i watched her get married. >>> he has children of his own ex-wives. children. as you may have read, i've been married a few times, it's a b

. >> first song you learnt on the piano, the first song. now i'm taking you back. .. >> okay. >> and i thought i was so cool doing that. >> the man jump up. what chord is that. >> like a c-6-9. "wonderful world up there." >> really. >> we table beside -- talked about that. had. >> did you form your first band or join it. >> we formed it. i was the guy 12, 13, making money on the weekends, organising the band, making the phone calls, calling the wedding person, getting the gig. knocking on the door. i would knock and say i'm here to talk about your daughter's wedding and they'd say "i thought you were the paper boy." i was always like that. >> and a big leap to creating your own music. when did you know at what age you had that definite? >> it was quite late. there was a school teacher in the fifth grade that gave me a b in music. and i said what do i need do to get an a. she said you need to write your on song and sing it. i did that, she still gave me a b. i don't know why. it turned me off. so i didn't start to write until late. >> what was your first song? >> wel

the next one. james: this is a love song -- you and i is the next one. james: this is a love song for my wife. when we met that i'm not particularly -- charlie: you're not surely mclean. james: i'm not surely mclean. i do feel it is possible that we know how to recognize the -- recognize each other unconsciously better than we do on the surface. something about meeting kim, i felt that i knew her already. i mean a very strong sense that i knew her already. charlie: it is the moment of attraction. james: it is but it continued for the first six months that we knew each other. it was as if we had been together before. charlie: she has given some order to your life too? james: she has turned it around. i really need that. so, you know, i just -- i -- i wrote a song about waiting i herself in this lifetime. charlie: "again the days go by. then again maybe we can't because i can't escape this feeling that we have been this way, together you and i. i climb so high. high enought to finally see you fly" james: attending your own fire fighting your time we were both waiting for the moment our paths woul

james: it's the song that starts the album. riving down to newport to get underway, to get down to finishing some songs. it's just a song of let's get down to work. charlie: is the process always the same? james: it is often similar. there is a period where some ideas emerge. sometimes if you are lucky that will be an entire song in one initial event. usually you end up with bits and pieces and fits and starts and you need to get alone with them spend the time working with them. charlie: is there such a thing as a muse? james: i have a sense that i don't write the songs, that i'm just the first person to hear them. it's such an unconscious process for me. the song angels of fenway is the first on i had written in a long time that i actually set out to right. i said i want to write a song about the 2000 or red sox and the reverse of the curse. -- 2004 red sox and reverse of the curse. the others, i just follow the direction the song takes. it may be about alex's death. charlie: your brother. james: it will start with cap -- start

that's really the song that put you guys on the map in the underground music scene at first. what is it about that song? why did people gravitate towards that? >> it's got, well in fact, keith strickland always tells this story that he went into our study at, in the morton building in athens and ricky was sitting there, and he said, i've just written the stupidest guitar line ever and it was (demonstrates)...and i think it's just the, the guitar hooks in that are just like incredibly can't help but dance. and then fred, uh had this whole like crazy lyrics about crustaceans and he had been to this disco and seen these like crustaceans that were uh, i guess projected onto the walls. so had, he had this idea for a rock lobster. >> what is your favorite b-52 song to sing and perform? >> well, um, i can't say that. they are like many children you know you can't really pick, but i have to say that rock lobster is always fun, it's always sort of new because the beat and love shack too, there's something about the beat that can always you know get you going and seeing the audience rea

. >> but the song writer says the sentimental song is a tribute to a local man, as well. and now for the very first time, we are learning his name. ♪ it's been a long day without you my friend ♪ >> this is the song popular for its haunting words and melody. but for chester county's bill sarurlo, the words are personal because the song is about his son vail. >> the last 4 1/2 weeks has been emotionally draining but also very exhilarating. >> vail grew up in evelerson. they became close friends when they were students together in boston. in june of 2012 vail just 20 years old was killed in a motorcycle accident. during the funeral service at his alma mater, the hill school in pottstown made a promise to his friend's dad. >> he said some day, i'm going to write a song for vail. >> he got the chance to make good on that promise when he was hired to write the theme song for the movie "fast and furious." he savers the text that was sent when the song was released. >> he's the reason why this is happening. >> but it's the second verse of the song that he calls closest to his hear

at the peace village school, song studied vietnamese and mathematics. , he had shut himself away. the peace village healed more than his body. it healed his mind. >> translator: it doesn't matter what your body is like. just being born is a blessing. we have to accept what we have. blaming others won't make your body or your life any better. when i realized that, i decided to study harder and find something i could do. i kept setting myself new goals. >> when the village started a personal computer class, song was first in line. he learned how to set up and repair pcs. [ speaking foreign language ] >> in 2007, the peace village put song on the payroll. he was hired to manage computers and teach weaving. around that time, a relative came, calling with important news. a marriage proposal. the prospective breads was vu thi mu. >> who was four years older than song. >> i told her up front about my condition, the very first time we met. i said, if you're okay with the way i am, let's live our lives together. >> translator: i stayed awake all that night thinki

and i wrote songs. at thef it, i had spent my college fund and my family no longer had any really -- they were just happy i was still around, you know. and they no longer -- >> rose: they were no longer expecting great things. >> no. no, i was free, and i used it. i went to new york, i came here to town and started a band with my friend and fellow cohort in music danny and we tried for a year here in new york, but eventually i had to go across the ocean to get discovered to get -- >> rose: well what do you make of the fact these songs you've written before have had such permanence? you know you go into places and you hear them. everybody knows it's james taylor. it's james taylor. it's sweet baby james. it's carolina on my mind, go down the list. >> well, i think it's partially that i have been around for a long time and have kept at it. >> rose: you're always on the road. >> i am. >> rose: because you enjoy it? i do. >> rose: it's not because you need the money. >> well, i need the money too. it's how i make

they sometimes spent millions of dollars to produce the videos to bring attention to their songs and tinues on youtube today. this rocks because of the simple and impactful music video. >> did he drop a go pro at the bottom of the toilet? >> it looks like he's sticking his head in the toilet. >> he does have his head in the water. >> he does the whole song in one breath? this video is three minutes long. >> at 1:50 you can see he's starting to have difficulty. ♪ knock around for the hour step all over my shoes ♪ >> this continues and continues and he's just trying to survive literally until the end of the song. you can see him start shaking as he slowly slips out and takes his head out of the water. he lost consciousness. his brothers were right there to help him out. he was okay. no problems whatsoever but you can see in the video. >> maybe you remove a verse from your song. >> this is there disclaimer right there. they say it's definitely not a safe thing to do. they did it and probably wouldn't do it again. at the same time it has works. >> these two videos say we love firefighters

you can guess which one the song writers get the fair and equitable value. it is time for government to get out of this market and let the market based approach work. we are seeing that with the copy write office. they have been wonderful at giving ideas. i think we will see hopefully ideas move that will bring our laws into 21st century now. >> host: our song writers supported in this? >> guest: very much so. it doesn't say you will get x-rate but when they go to rate court they can take in royalties from the artist. they are not able to do so. and why are we not allowing evidence that affects the price not be used. it goes out with section 115 and says let's them have an ability to do a fair market or what the market rate will bear. it doesn't say more or less. it just says let's make it fair and let them compete. one of the song writers said this is what i do to feed my children. i don't make things. i create things. and that is something we have to come to grips to. our property is something we have to value and trust and reward those for taking the risk

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this is the song you enter the ring. ce because i play it over and over and over again. i sang it on the show. i know you saw when i sang it on the show. is it possible i would be asked to sing this song in the ring while you come in to the ring. i would be in the ring singing your song? >> in the ring you will sing the song? >> jimmy: i'd like to. >> you know the song. >> jimmy: i know the song. you want to sang little bit of it? cleto, would you give -- ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] >> jimmy: i'm not good at the rest. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think i could do this. i think i could become -- now, look at this. imagine this. now there's -- look at who's there with you guys. justin bieber. imagine me, imagine me right there. i got the hat on. i got the sunglasses on, just like justin bieber. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what do you think? i'd love to be a part of your entourage. i really would. will you consider this? >> i will. >> jimmy: would you like to hav

this is the song you enter the ring. office because i play it over and over and over again. i sang it on the show. i know you saw when i sang it on the show. is it possible i would be asked to sing this song in the ring while you come in to the ring. i would be in the ring singing your song? >> in the ring you will sing the song? >> jimmy: i'd like to. >> you know the song. >> jimmy: i know the song. you want to sang little bit of it? cleto, would you give -- ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. i got the hat on. i got the sunglasses on, just like justin bieber. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what do

world yeah, the lyrics are awesome in this song. >> this is harvey danger, boom. are you kidding me. >> you are so pumped up. how do you not crank this to ten where speakers blow out your kid until the kids are screaming in the back every time they hear that. >> your poor children. >> okay. >> harvey danger, 1988. >> we neff jeff cole. >> he would say that is what jacks you up. >> yes. >> jeff cole scars me. >> i wonder what jeff cole listens to to get jacked up. >> did he e-mail in anything. >> last week were were imitating that is what jacks you up. i need more punch at the end. so he was critiquing me. >> but i'll ask him when i comes in. >> that would be my walk up song. whole stadium would be rocking. how bad are you chris murphy. >> yes. >> and then, look at me, let me see your walk up. >> i want to see it. >> every time. >> get up there. >> that is it. >> that is all you will do is wave. >> there we go. >> and then he runs off. >> sue, do you have a song that gets you pumped up, ready to go. >> what is your pumped up song. >>

you will hear a lot of the song. if you want to watch the world cup video we posted it on our ktvu.com home page. >> coming up cameras capture a smash and grab robbery in palo alto. >> first a popular way to keep lawns lush and green in the east bay. the free water giveaway and the catch involved. >>> good morning, we're looking at the north bay commute and the traffic will move along nicely at the 580 interchange. we'll tell you more coming up. >>> our active may pattern continues. we have a system rotating in. rain has popped up, there's more offshore.

what are the best break up songs? say you got to go home. have broken up with your significant other. you're there on the couch. you got a big bowl of ice cream in front of you. you got blank he will up around your neck. and you just want to cry. what song do you listen to? >> well, i have a few. >> i'm telling you. twitter is a life with this this morning. people answer that question. >> just want to be alone in your room. just want to sing it to yourself. >> all right, we got to get to this. this guy's my hero. deal anything, he's going to repel off of a 17-story building live on tv, it is one quincy harris. >> yes. special olympics in delaware being okay? in about ten minute, ill de it i'll make it happen. it is for a good cause. seventeen stories. for breakfast. >> okay let's go out the window see -- >> seventeen stories down. >> oh, my goodness. >> is he going to be like a superstar and crash through the glass? >> wow. let's not use those words. those are panic words. >> okay. >> good luck quincy, see you do this live down in delaware. >

the songs knew it they were talking about. what about the possibility of ward? would you plan to attack united states if the united states cut the oil? japan would never attack the big united states. we can do this with no aggression. we just cut the oil and japan will withdraw. there will be peace then i christian china will arise. according to the gallup polls 75% of americans were convinced of this argument. you could cut the oil easily. roosevelt said over and over if i cut the oil there will be war. if there are tremendous arguments within the roosevelt administration. 75% of public is for cutting japan's oil and fdr's against it. finally in july of 1941 roosevelt was going to leave the country secretly. he's going to go up to canada to meet with winston churchill in what would later be called the atlantic conference. before he leaves he makes a speech at hyde park. he makes a plea to all americans. he lays his cards on the table why he is going with this unpopular policy of continuing the oil to japan. he says to the public there's a world war ii going on.

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, way before the song came out. here's the song. . ♪ i just wanna have fun tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is the best song i've ever -- it's just so awesome. oh, my gosh. i'm just so happy she's here. we're going to talk about the thing, she's gonna perform. and then maybe she and i will do a little something fun. >> steve: ooh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: since it's thursday, maybe a little throwback madonna track? [ cheers and applause ] i'm just saying! not making any promises. >> steve: no promises. >> jimmy: also from "game of thrones," nikolaj coster-waldau is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: l.l. nikolaj. >> jimmy: he is so good looking, yeah. >> steve: crazy. >> jimmy: every girl is freaking out that he's here. yeah, guys. [ cheers and applause ] -- and guy. and guy. [ laughter ] that's all right, guys. today, right now, it's time for "tonight show hashtags. here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys are on twitter, right? [ cheers and appla

i just heard the new song the other day. i like it. it is time to celebrate the anniversary of one of the greatest songs ever. and a half century later, it still rocks. ♪ >> that's that unmistakable guitar riff opening the rolling stones hit the universal anthem "i can't get no satisfaction." hard to believe it was recorded 50 years ago this week, number two on "rolling stone" magazine's list of 500 greatest songs of all time. mick jagger has said of the lyrics it was his view of the world. his frustration with everything. the song's been covered by about everybody. i fell in love with it from otis redding that's how i actually got familiar with the song. >> this is one of those songs no matter when it comes on you can't help but kind of rock it out a little. >> you know it when you hear it. >> play us out, rolling stones, play us out. you are loved in so many different ways that's why you're wrapped in the comfort of pampers swaddlers with blanket-like softness and up to 12 hours of protection so all you feel is love. wishing you love

you put this greatest hits collection together and you go, wow, people may have already stolen the songswe had number once -- at first there were 13, now 18. we have an extra five and "infinity" as well. it is a full collection. >> jimmy: which is shooting up the charts, number four right now. >> i didn't even know that. >> jimmy: all-time record -- you have a record for most for a most number one singles by a solo artist -- most is 20, the beatles. >> we aren't trying to go for that. >> are you gunning for them? >> they are the beatles they are technically not -- you can't beat the beatles. >> jimmy: odds are they are not going to get back together. to try to beat you it seems unlikely. you can smoke them and leave them in the dust. is that your secret wish to beat the beatles? >> no. >> jimmy: it's not. >> i didn't know what a number one was. when they said it was a single i didn't understand single versus album. i knew the song played on the radio and get the video made that is a single but i didn't watch the grammys and american music awards. i did on big occasions as a kid growing u

song. you know i love the seinfeld show. >> this is like a song! s guy who did this, just vowing around with his synthetizer, banking on the keys oh, i kind of like. that will and jerry like it, too. >> don't say much on that song? no words. >> it is a song about nothing. >> and a show about nothing. >> alex yours? >> okay my friends used to think i was so weird for watching this show but i loved it because baby i hears the blues are calling. >> hey baby i hear the blues calling ♪ ♪ >> i love -- i used to watch it every night. and i feel so sophisticated. but i always wondered why scrambled ex? i liked it up apparently they wrote this song tried to make it very vague, you know obviously dealing with patience so the blues are calling, call into the radio show and the guy who wrote the song they told him just put random things together all mixed up because patients were all mixed up. so tossed salad scrambled exment and -- >> alex holley, i wasn't expecting that one. >> you. >> the. >> no. >> i love phraser. >> i like his brother better than frazier.

there is a spare nest to some of the songs, serving the political economy, and then each redemption song end by fading out to the quiets life. these lawsuits are dramatic and transform it, just like songs. thank you very much. [applause] i would be delighted to respond to any questions or comments and i have been advised to tell people to go to one or the other microphones because it is necessary for the recording. >> thank you. could you address some of the procedural aspects of the cases? were these pro se, where is there a group with an illegal community that were seeking out these plaintiffs, and where they jury trials or judge trials? dr. vandervelde: thank you for the question. there was a lawyer in the back of the courtroom who would be hearing the case, who had some spare time, and the judge would just appoint them. in the context of these cases, the remarkable fact that a lawyer was taking the case at all it's really amazing because in most procedural cases, to bring a case and proper up means you only get the fees waived. here, these individuals were appointed lawyers if they h

. ♪ when the the night has come and the land is dark ♪ >> it was an iconic song even before the movietand by me." a coming of age script with a song that had already defined a generation. ♪ darling darling stand by me ♪ ♪ oh stand by me ♪ >> ben e. king was best known for that song, and those three words, stand by me. one of the most popular r&b songs ever recorded. it was originally written for the drifters. he was a part of that group. you remember, "save the last dance for me." but it turns out, they didn't want "stand by me." he didn't record it until later, when he went solo. the fourth most played song on american radio stations in the 20th century. he was born in north carolina, moved to new york city at 9. discovered in his father's harlem diner. years later, describing the moment he recorded the song, with tears in his eyes when it ended. ♪ just stand by me ♪ >> he said he had tears in his eyes. we've been playing the song all day in the newsroom. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the deadly fall at the grand canyon. the tourist plunging about 400 feet. the i

it's called yadi yan, hindi adaptation of the song "see you again," featuring charlie puck. ♪ >> thisreally really beautiful. you know this father has to be so proud that his 5-year-old son is choosing to do this with the money he has saved. it's a testament to the father. that means he's a wonderful parent and it's a testament to what kind of child that boy is and what kind of man he will grow into. >> neil hopes to raise about $1,000. he's about halfway there. all the money that he raises he does plan to donate to unicef. >> i call this animals gone wild. let's face it. they're wild already. >>> a hunter went out looking for wood bison. this is what she saw. that bear climbed up that power pole to get eggs for breakfast. those poor crows, their eggs have just been egg buffet. >> they put their nest high up surrounded by electricity. it's the safest nest in the world and this bear still found it. >> except it's not the safest nest in the world apparently. >> the crow tries to defend the babies. no use. the hunter actually saw the bear ascending. >> it's so high! i had no idea it was

he's already released artwork for the song entitled "baltimore." now, hln's entertainment and pop culture editor. good to see you, my friend. so prince this is a huge deal for the city of baltimore, but what do you know about the song that he's written? tell me everything you know. >> yes, so this sunday he'll be performing rally for peace. tickets go on sale tonight at live nation at 5:00 p.m. we know he's released a song called baltimore where some lyrics are "enough is enough," "let's put the guns down," enough "freddie grays." unclear who will be joining him besides his backing band. we do know there will be multiple artists that will join him on sunday. that will be announced later. >> he's asking people to come dressed a certain way. >> he wanted everyone to wear gray in honor of freddie gray. that's all we really do know. he recorded the song just last week in minnesota. >> has anyone heard it? >> nobody has actually heard the song. we've only seen lyrics. again, prince has spoken out multiple times on this black lives matter movement. he sa

i want you to sing the song for me. >> steve: yeah. the show. >> jimmy: i don't want to be on the show. i'm working for the weekend. you, that's your job. you have to work. >> steve: i've done my work. >> jimmy: play me my song, lover boy. you're working for the weekday, probably. >> steve: you work for me now. >> jimmy: it's the weekend, saturday, got a beer, i'm watching lover boy. sing the song, damn it. what are they gonna do? i'm tired of working. i want to enjoy my weekend. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i like the song. i don't know what i'm talking about. i love the song. but anyway, today's friday, and it's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. i check my inbox, i return some e-mails, and of course, i send out thank-you notes. [ cheers and applause ] and i was just running a bit behind. i was wondering if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the best. you guys are awesome. thank you so much

will be the official theme song for the women's world cup this summer. great song, tori. 16 of the world cup games right here on ktvu fox 2 starting in june. and if you want to watch the full world cup anthem video, don't worry. we posted the entire song on our ktvu.com home page. >>> 7:26. facebook is taking steps to boost the pay of some low wage workers. the social media giant says it will require that its contractors pay a minimum wage of $15 an hour. that would include employees like janitors and cooks. facebook says anyone doing substantial work for the company as a contractor should also get 15 paid days off for holidays, vacations, and sick time. some of the changes already went into effect on may 1 at the menlo park headquarters. >>> it is 7:26. former giants slug barry bonds is taking a swing at major league baseball. his allegations against every pro team and why he blames them for his early retirement. >>> we are live in palo alto where police are looking for a group of thieves who plowed into the stanford shopping center and made off with a lot of loot. we wil

the answer is yes. >> host: have you made a lot of money off of that song? >> guest: yeah read posts that do still make money off of that song? guess who has been an incredible international hit, helps put my kids through college and it's been amazing how popular that song has been over the years. and it's one of the proudest accomplishments for me because the idea that i would get to work with marvin gaye and that i could help him put into the song what was going through his mind and he'd like tavis was a wonderful collaborator in that he appreciated me and when he saw literary talent because he was a very literary person himself. he read the bible and the koran and so forth, he was encouraging and full of praise for others. >> host: it seems like you have worked with a lot of african-american writers and ghostwriting. >> guest: i have. >> host: why? >> guest: i just love african-american culture and i love the music and it's always drawn me in. it's what i listen to all day long and it's what i listen to when i was eight, nine years old old. part of what h

but the meaning of the song told through the video.bad blood is shared with katy perry who did not appear to be at the awards this year. >> last night was the end of an era for amc's "mad men." >> series finale, the '60s, the agency drama ended last year. last night. no spoilers we promise. not even our writer has seen the finale. he's not spoiling it for himself either. >> here is what we will say. creator matthew wiener says that this is in fact the end of the line for the show and the characters. so don't expect any "mad men" spinoffs of any kind. so for don draper and all the cast there, it will be forever standing still in the year 1970. >> and by the way, what else stood still last night was amc's sister networks all went black last night. this is what they put on their screens instead of showing any programming telling everyone just check out "mad men." >> we've been trying to get disney to do this while our show was on. >> we've been trying to get disney to do this while our show was on. thousands of bacteria. but lysol disinfe

the label was terminated in 1974 leaving 275 unfinished songs if its file. to release an album with the songs. >> that's really neat. >> reporter: kids do amazing things. let's check the roads and see what's going on on the schuylkill expressway. we're looking good approaching spring garden. martin luther king drive on the left. use the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: all right, karen it's another day for shorts and ts so i'm dressing the kids that way. on the way to school in the 50s on the way home, 80s. the high will be 85 late in the day perhaps around 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. mostly sunny skies, we have dense fog down the shore in delaware and south jersey. in terms of traveling in you're heading to dallas, strong storms possible up toward oklahoma city. some could go into chicago or saint louis. large hail is possible. especially in oklahoma where they have been hit quite a bit. there's a chance in oklahoma maria and texas this afternoon. no major delays in our destinations on the east coast we have tranquil weather. we have fog in new york city at at jfk

. >> the song is "baby come back." by the band player.nks to a selfie stick, we know what happened. ♪ baby come back you can blame it all on me ♪ ♪ i was wrong ♪ >> are you okay? >> everybody's good. >> the song is still playing in the background baby come back. everybody's okay. we need to say this. we catch everything on cameras these days. they had a tire blow up. >> the car was sent spinning. . the four of them as we said were unhurt. it looked like they picked up the sing-along soon thereafter. everybody was all right. it's amazing to see something like that. initially i thought it had something to do with being distracted by the singing. >>> for everybody else you're stuck with me and reena. but we got your friday funnies coming up. you want to stick around for that. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ thanks to everyone who helped make red nose day a success. that includes you, distracted barber. and you, newlyweds. and thanks to each of you who bought a red nose at walgreens. together, we raised millions of dollars to help lift children out of

was this one of the winning songs? s do it. >> congratulations, kids. >> thank you! >> lonnie, thank you for being here. >> thank you. that's foreign citing. >> see you at the borgata saturday. >> yes. >> here we go, travis? >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ >> you talk about sweet! >> yes, that was sweet. >> thank you baby. >> so sweet. we see why they won, for sure. >> oh, my goodness. >> okay, lonnie, reminds us? >> tonight. >> the borgata at the music box tonight 9:00 p.m. thank you guys for letting me hang out. >> watch the real today 11:00 a.m. >> the real. >> ya. >> monte g. all the time. >> monday, for good day philadelphia. congratulations once again. >> all right! >> amazing. just amazing. in this moment your baby is getting more than clean. your touch stimulates her senses and nurtures her mind. and the johnson's® scent lather and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby when you can give her so much more™? >>> live from new york city it's "the wendy williams sho

and you performed the hell out of the song on the rooftop here in new york city.king to you and you go, "jimmy, we have a a new album." [ laughter ] and i go -- it's a bad impression but yeah. >> must have been you larry. >> jimmy: that was -- yeah. yeah. no idea with that. i was probably doing adam there. and so i go, "oh, my gosh, this is great, what do we do? let's do u2 week. we'll do a whole week of u2," and you go, "we'll do that, jimmy. yeah, we'll do that for you." i go, "great." we go, "that's great." so we set up a whole week, right, of u2. we have bits together, sketches, fun things, everything. we have so many things planned. you're going to play a new song every night. you're going to play some of the hits. we go, "oh, my gosh, this is fantastic." a couple days before you come on, you're flying somewhere on a plane and the door on your plane flies off the plane midair. this is true. and i go, "oh, my gosh." and we all just get concerned and worried. but nothing bothers bono. you're just fine. just land and you go, "yeah, i didn't need the door anyway.