the blues musician, jazz musician, playing in the honky tonks and all that.m dorsey, god spoke to him and said, "no, no, no. "you're going to stop playing this music. we're going to bring this into the church." now, at that time, i mean, gospel music was resisted. who are these people bringing this boogey-woogey music into the church? there was a lot of opposition to it. but slowly, over time, you know, cream rises to the top. and you couldn't hold back this avalanche, this feeling, this desire, because it does speak to the people in a way that, you know, no other music form in our church really speaks to us. [choir singing] the lyrics of gospel music being scripturally based do give a message of hope. but gospel music in and of itself has its power from also the musical accompaniment. there is a beat. there is a cadence--a rhythm. so the music must connect with people's interior. ♪ if you get there before i do, ♪ ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ (woman) when you walk into a service, you may feel down, you may feel troubled, you may be distrau

. >> there was this honky tonk. everything was about big placards. he's saying this is what i'm doing here. >> the most exciting point at the last convention is saying someone talk to a chair. i think we're going to advance beyond that. that wasn't advanced very well. nobody liked it. >> they said it was negative. >> you're right. you're going to have reporters digging behind the scenes. there's going to be a lot more people there than not. there's a lot more businesses involved in sponsoring than not. they'll want to be part of what will ultimately be a historic event. number one. number two, an important political event because coming out of that convention, i think you're going to fiebds there's more of a runway for donald trump candidacy than anybody is giving him credit for now despite the noise. >> let's talk about gamesmanship. i think there's always a game aspect in the serious business. it's going to put her into a position of holding off her announcement until philadelphia. >> it might. it absolutely might. there's nothing wrong with that.

jessica boying tonk is watching your first alert traffic. >> we're watching 422 right now. we're still doing okay for the most part on most of our majors. starting to see a lot of cars. this is around route 29. you can see moving great in the eastbound side. eastbound is where we normally see big delays first. at least on 422. from this point at 29 to the schuylkill expressway, still an eight-minute trip. speeds well into the 60s there as well. we're also watching for reports of an accident on kelly drive. no problems in either direction on the schuylkill expressway just above that. also until friday, june 17th, the route 101 trolly is shuttle bussing passengers between providence road and orange street stations due to a construction project on state street. vai and tracy? >>> 6:03. all night long and through the morning we've been following breaking news about an egyptair plane that's missing. >> nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us this morning. new information just crossing the wires from the associated press. tell us about that. >> that's right. we've been reporting thro

awa i wanted to say thank you tonk u you guys for doing.or that you guys did a wonderful job. added in the digital confetti cn that was really, really cool. >> yeah. >> so everybody involvedo eryb wonderful work there.rk there you guys made timberlake timrl almost cry so very touching moment. mo >> his music makes us happyapy so. >> great song. >> we'll hear a lot of it this summer no doubt. thanks kevin.th >> i'man going to get my wifi fixed and hopefully i'll have video back on from cannes live l at 8:47. 8 crossing my fingers. >> he's been there a coupleen t days. beautiful sunshine, something we have not seen here. >> right. >> but today hopefully. tod >> an appearance.pprance. >> we'll make that change if mak sun is going to app come over 63 this morning in washington.ao warm sticky start to your day.od we got rain showers in the forecast can kind of late morning into the earlyininto afternoon so keep an umbrella ue handy. might be a thunderstorm too a t and then the front is going toro be moving along fast enough that we're going to clear it ouont and we'll have some lat

china tonk is helping weather the global slump posts 2007, through a mega investment cycle we are nowng with the hangover. what china is doing at the moment is trying to do leverage this private sector debt mountain that the same time that is pushing on the public sector and trying to keep gdp at cyclical levels. the structural rebalancing and recovery -- it is a recipe for a bumpy ride. we will probably see more china devaluation and a weaker yuan. guy: wow. so were not done yet. thank you very much for your time and getting up early to some serious. lena, linda. we will talk to someone who thinks the ecb is done and wants to add more stimulus. europe is the subject. ♪ guy: the within minutes into the market session. welcome back. let's see what's happening. asia down sharply, but europe was down sharply friday. we start the new week on the front but in europe but only just. the dax and the cac bahrain at least positive territory although the early bounce we saw has faded a bit. we are treating their lives russian postal let's catch up on the news you need to know with julia sally. j

. >> i think you do need tonk worry about that. yy about at. bryce harper was walked wl six times yesterday.esrd i think he had four actual at aa bats in this series.therie ryan zimmerman left 14 guys on base. ryan zimmerman needs to startt hitting.hi he's batting cleanup hittingit right now.t. he has one home run that's it. i >> bryce harper had 13 walks. second in the goats man. rourke says it's scareday's scad baseball. if you're going to blameo blame anybody look to the guy that's batting cleanup who went oneone for seven yesterday. y. >> plenty of issues with thissst team. they got off to a great startta and i think it sets the tone tht for a fine season for them so ts i'm not going panic yet. jp is right.ight there's some pats bats thatts bt need to heat up.o u they'll get some help with tray turner maybe in junelyuny overall i think when they left l for this road trip you said if they can go point if i hundredif we should be happy with thatd be and that's what they the.th the >> expectations got really rel high when they sweep theee card

tonking outside of the box, think why it is that if you are wealthy in this country you can get greath care. but if you are working class or poor, you may not have any , or verysurance at all high deductible and copayments. lose dozens of people every year who do not have the money to go to the doctor when they should. view, when we understand that 29 million americans have no health insurance, even more are this campaign is listening to our brothers and sisters in the frican-american community. and they are crying out for reforms of a broken criminal ustice system. i was a mayor for 8 years, and i worked very closely with my local police department and police departments all over this country. the vast majority of police officers are honest, hard-working and are doing a very, very difficult job. they deserve our support. but like any other public official, when a police officer breaks the law, that officer ust be held accountable. we need major reforms of local police departments. we have got to start demilitarize and local police departments. we have to make local police departments

tonks to c-span and thanks bank of america for making these conversations possible. we appreciate our longtime partnership with you. i thought the chairman's staff who made this appearance possible. thanks to all my hard-working colleagues who bounced back after last weekend's as big as -- to make this possible. thank you for coming out on a early morning. thank you for a great conversation. see you in cleveland and enjoy the bailey's. mr. priebus: thank you everybody. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> turning its attention to the general election, the clinton campaign has produced their first ad attacking donald trump. here is that ad and a political ad responding to it from a pro-trump political action committee. >> i am a unifier. we will be a unified party. >> he is a con artist. >> a phony. >> he is the not -- no nothing candidate. >> donald is a bully. >> this is an individual who mocked th

police.ltim the sheriff's office and even some of the local jurisdictionso around here have been asked tonk stand by in case there'see an acquittal and some kind off reaction. we just don't know. know. the sense, the feeling you getnu here there's not going to bengo some crazy reaction. again, this is an officer justus charged with three misdemeanors. caesar goodson the officer who w was trying that transport van in which freddie gray suffer thatt fatal spinal cord injury he isac charged with second degree murder and manslaughter.aughte. that's a trial later this year. perhaps either by judge williami or a jury if there was an acquittal in that one perhapsps there will be more of a reactiot here on the streets.ts. this one the misdemeanor charges against one of the three bicyclc officers if there's an acquittat with don't know. we're here in case.n cas the sense you get people aren'tt on edge waiting for this f t particular verdict.partar ver .uys. >> our legal expert earlier thii morning said she expects anxptsa acquittal in this case because b she calls this the weakest of the six cases.

tonk you for alerting folks a lot of the problems with dodd frank. i am confused about one point.hen you talk about goldman being able to write their settlement other taxes. the way i understand things is ill gottenn has gains on the balance sheet. they are to pay taxes on those. the government is reminding to four said those. -- forfeit those. they no longer have the income that they once had, so why would they not be able to write those off their taxes? beingainly understand upset with goldman in this instance, but not for being able to read that other taxes. guest: when you are settling a case, the terms and conditions of the settlement are entirely between the parties. although we argue in the pace of these handful of too big to feel this is a public issue. there should be a public vetting of what happened there. the department of justice has conveniently in their own self-interest made sure that there's no independent scrutiny. definitely the issue you raise is a complicated tasks -- tax issue. what happen in two dozen five to thousand seven, it's true they were taxed at that

i couldn't get into any of the honky-tonks. >> you weren't old enough. >> 18 and there, i could get iny, if you walk down i guess it's main street, you could hear everyone playing from 9:00 in the morning all day. so you break out, you're 31 years old, you have all this success. you mentioned the other two artists but you say tim mcgraw was the greatest influence. in what way? >> country music is a soundtrack of my life and a lot of people's lives. tim has been around, and he has been around my whole life and is still doing it. to stay relevant that long is impressive. and he's become a good friend. and of course as one of my idols. not to call him -- to call him a friend is weird. >> from idols to crushes and this involves a country music legend. you secretly had kind of a crush on what woman in country music? >> i don't think it's a secret. it's reba mcentire. >> he's the queen. why reba? >> she's -- you said it. she is the queen. i grew up loving reba. she gets better with age. she looks better as she ages, like a fine wine that reba. >> she's so much fun. we have to ask you, you ha