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♪ >> reporter: in mere seconds, that distinctive keyboard will take you back to 1982 when the band totoeleased "africa." ♪ it's going to take a lot to take me away from you ♪ >> reporter: though it hit the charts 21 years before mary was born, she took a liking to the song after hearing it on the netflix show "stranger things." ♪ >> reporter: in december, she created a twitter account devoted to convincing her her favorite band wheezer to cover the song. >> i thought it would be funny and people would get a kick out of it if i told weezer to cover "africa." last week the rock band finally responded to mary's challenge performing the popular tune "rosanna." ♪ >> reporter: days later, the group unveiled this. ♪ >> reporter: a version of "africa" that quickly reached number one on the itunes charts. >> it does blow my mind. i didn't think they would actually end up covering it one day. >> reporter: steve luca had a message for mary with help from a special guest. >> thank you, mary for put this crazy toto-weezer thing together. it's number one. the guys and i freaked out. >> that is crazy.

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then, this is gonna be great, weezer is here with their cover version of the song "africa" by toto fromtage. [ cheers and applause ] the fant online demanded it. this is the cover. it's about time you blessed the rains down in africa. guess what happened? they did. you can see weezer on tour with the pixies starting june 22nd in west palm beach, florida. go see that. tomorrow night, jamie foxx will be here, glen powell will join us, we'll have music from gallant featuring asap ferg, and later this week jon hamm, tiffany haddish, lil rel howery, dj khaled, plus music from ella may and from g-eazy with yo gotti. our first guest is a multi-award winning actor and director whom you know from some of the greatest movies of all-time. his new tv show is called "yellowstone." >> can't stop it, john. >> watch me. >> go ahead. say it. it will make a lawsuit much simpler. say stop building your house. >> i'm skipping straight to [ bleep ], you [ bleep ]. from now on this is all you get. by the way. give me a horse, you son of a bitch. >> jimmy: "yellowstone" premieres one week from tomorrow on the

there needs to be, i would say, industrial s scale clemency toto revise sentences for people who are currently incarcerated. not just nonviolent offenders, people incarcerated for violent convictions as well certainly have paid their debt to society, have bettered themselves in prison, and couould be released tomorrow as well. we need a system to reunite these people with their families. talabout senator booker and senator rand , new revoking, democrat jersey, kentucky, what they're proposing? >> currently, the sentencing reform and corrections act proposed by dick durbin and grassley, that is bviewre by congress right now. that would provide some relief to some federal prisoners serving life without parole for nonviolent drug convictions. anothell, the first step act, would not pvide asist t -- would never have gotten a reduction of sentence through that. we need copper is of senate ththing reduction that will help thousands of people currently behind bars. amy: and racial disparitities -- around people sentences and who is behind bars and who isn't. >> in terms of live without role

it does not look good for merkel to have toto consider whether to accept what he is saying or possibly fire him and it does not look good for her internationally within europe to be so weak when she has so many international decisions, including at the european summit at the and of the month on this very issue. molly: thank you for joining us berlin. migration is a top issue in the united states as well. president donald trump's zero-tolerance border policy is filling up sheltered hundreds of children are being separated from their parents after lunch the u.s.fter injuring illegally. some congressional republicans .ave distanced themselves the white house highlighted the bible in defending their approach. it is donald trump's face that greets the children that live here -- welcome to ca sa padre. want to walmarar it is thehe minors.shelter for mostly the trip to the central u.s. alone put before being put in federal custody. but some were forcibly removed from their parents because of the trump administration's so-called zero-tolerance policy. it stipulates and the adults caught legall

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it is also a reminder toto the a -- to the united states that after the relationship between north korea and china has seemed to chill, things have become much warmer. he had not been outside the country at all since becoming a leader of north korea. three times not the china. there is no doubt that he needs the economic and diplomatic muscle that china brings. to have china have your back when you're dealing with the most powerful country in the world helps. interested are very from a strategic point of view. they have a vested interest going forward. they want north korea to divest itself with nuclear missiles. they would like to remove the presence of nuclear missiles as an excuse for the americans to keep a military presence in south korea. they are involved to a degree. there will be some discussion about sanctions. i remember the americans saying sanctions will be lifted but only if there is complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. the chinese position seems to be different. they could use this as an opportunity to remind the americans at a time when relations are souri

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rescue workers are desperately searching for the missingngdding toto fears t tt the final toll could be much worse. putting their l lives on the line. tocue workers scrambled find survivors a day after the deadly abruption left -- the deadly eruption left the village under gray ash. >> the volcano is still active. everything is extremely hot. that makes our worork extremelyy difficult. we have to work in temperatures rising above 30 degrees celsius. >> authorities started monitoring the fuego volcano after activity picked up early on sunday. they only issued standard precautions at first. the volcano then had a powerful explosion around 3:00 p.m. sending b bolton rock rushing dn it -- molten rocks gushing down its flanks. and gases were already within reach. residents say they were caught offguard by the speed of the eruption. >> i was in the alley when i realized that lava was coming down. it w was almost reachihing the r tank. it came right up to us. i only found two of my children last night. my two daughters, my grandson, and my son are all missing. disaster agency says nearly 2

ambassador toto the unitd nations nikki haley said thursday she will veto a u.n. security council resolution calling for the protection of palestinians living in the occupied territories. the resolution, introduced by kuwait, calllls israel's massace of palestinians at recent nonviolentnt protetests in theha strip excessive and indiscriminate. israeli snipers have killed at least 116 palestinians since late march, while injuring some 12,000 others. ambassador haley circulated a rival resolution on thursday that primarily blamed hamas for the deaths and injuries. back in the united states, president trump pardoned right-wing media personality dinesh d'souza thursday, vacating his 2014 conviction for breaking campaign finance laws. d'souza is known for his racist and homophobic comments. he's previously called president obama a boy from the ghetto, mocked survivors of the parkland, florida, high school massacre, and assailed women activists as feminist whiners. trump also signaled he's preparing to commute the sentence of former illinois governor rod blagojevich, wh

in dowowntown boston, prototests blococked traffic toto demand a higher minimum wage.libya, washington, -- in olympia, washington activists , erected tents to protest homelessness and unaffordable housing. in sacramento, california, hundreds rallied outside the california association of realtors' office to protest evictions. monday's actions was the poor -- was part of the poor people's campaign's fifth week of nationwide protests. there's a major march in washington on june 23. "the washington post" is reporting president trump's daught ivanka and her husband jared kushner raked in at least $82 million in outside income last year, even as both served as senior white house advisers. ivanka trump received nearly $4 million from her stake in the trump international hotel in washington, d.c., $2 million from the trump organization, and $5 million from the trust that oversees her clothing brand. her husband jared kushner raked in a total of $70 million from dozens of companies tied to his family's real estate company, kushner companies. ethics experts say the extraordinary

president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani claimed sunday that trump has the power toto pardon himself. >> it is not going to happen. it is a hypothetical point. there's nothing that limits the presidential power of pardon from a federal crime, not a state crime. president trump is not going to do that. he obviously is not going to give up any of his pardon powers or any of the future president's pardon powers, but in this case he is not going to do that. one giuliani made the claims ay after "the new york times" published a 20-page letter written by trump's lawyers to special counsel robert mueller, in which his lawyers claim trump could not -- trump could not have obstructed the mueller investigation because he is above the law. january 29 letter they claim -- "it remains our position that the president's actions here, by virtue of his position as the chief law enforcement officer, could neither constitutionally nor legally constitute obstruction because that would amount to him obstructing himself, and that he could, if he wished, terminate the inquiry, or even exercise his power to pa

in 1 1969, he spokoke toto cbs's mike wallace on national televivision abouout what happened. >>>> iight have killeded about 10 or 15 -- >> men, women, and children and babies. >> and babies. >> why did you do it? >> because i felt like i was ordered to do it. at the time i felt like i was doing the right thing. i really did. >> you are married. >> right. >> children? >> two. >> how can a father of two young children shoot babies? >> just one of those things. amy: paul l meadlo speakiking on "60 minutes." >> i got the tip. i found my way to fortrt bennin, fell my way to callie. i saw document in which it was initially accused of killing 109 oriental human beings. oriental human beings. i remember going nuts. does that mean one oriental equals how many whites and how many blacks? the one thing i did that made a friend of life for me the secretary of defense, a congressman who was then secretary of defense, i went to his people -- to him, actually, pretty much directly. i said i'm going to take this out because this is so racist. any american s soldier walking on the street in south vi