." >> is tupac still alive, stephen? is he. >> stephen: don't get my hopes up.cfyou're out there, keep your head up. ( cheers and applause ) that's my message to tupac. >> stephen: stay away from the tv. stay away from t >> stephen: what else does that mean? i heard-- general petraeus actually said in some recording they had of him when he got bust a couple of years ago, said your microwaves can listen to you. your microwave ovens can listen to you. so you're doing a hot pocket and they're like,"he likes pepperoni." >> stephen, that's exactly what that means. it means a few other compromises could be true. >> stephen: such as? >> i mean, i don't want to sound like a crazy person but dwe go to the moon? >> stephen: i'm pretty sure. >> but, but, given today's news of, like, all-- you can't trust the government. and i always-- i always inequality way, but having it confirmed is something new. it makes me a little nervous. i'm a little right now. i mean, everything-- it makes me realize that, like, america is, while beautiful, so incredibly (bleep) up. and i've just

. ♪ >> reporter: and tupac's hit em up.now, memento merchants movements in time also selling the bmw750 in which tupac was shot dead in vegas the year before big e. also $1.5 million. both murders still unsolved. and yes, we've been listening to faith and puff daddy's lament that long. ♪ i'll be missing you >> by the way, blue book value on the death car, less than two grand. >> the owner and i have been offered over a million dollars for it but we're holding out for the full million five. >> in the words of big e. >> the more money you make, the more problems you get. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in washington. ♪ >> that was -- >> i was more the p. diddy side. you can rap. >> you like the person just over the shoulder. >> basically. >> i'm maze for everybody. >> do you have a favorite? >> i don't know. but you were spitting some big -- >> i know. i think my favorite might be "one more chance." that was the hey day of my college days and big e was big and no pun intended. >> yes, yes. >> at that time. >> but y

i'm a tupac fan, actually. >> did you hear on the news when president bush said, this is my opus, thisat i want to be remembered for? >> yeah, i do now. >> where did you see that? >> i think i saw it on cbs. >> i mean, it's nice. >> what about it is nice? >> it's different. a cat. >> does it show a softer side? >> yeah, i was going to say that. it shows a little softer, sweeter side. >> what about this peacock says president bush to you? >> i'd say like the funny little hair there, like when his hair's all out of place. >> sometimes bush needs to run a comb through it? >> and maybe the weird little sweater, maybe bush wears that on christmas. i don't know. >> do you think the background, the red marks on the yellow background, represents the chaotic nature of governments? >> i wouldn't say that. i'd say it looks like he really loves strawberries. >> were your friends sharing pictures of president bush's cat on social media this morning? >> yes, they were. i saw it all over my news feed. >> what do you think of this painting by president george w. bush? >> listen, i am president george

. >> i lover him the best thing he did was tupac when in the club and tupac song come on after he died and he every lyric was about something current. >> which speaks toe what he's talking about somebody taking his material and changing it up. any jp way, i get. it but he feels like he broke ground with t but, what should they say you know, which started by dave shapel and is now executed by key and sgleel exactly. >> i traveled to austin and sat jake hohenthal. >> i deposit get anything. >> here's what happened. >> come on, come on. >> i brought you guys something because you know i love david pool. >> that's sweet. >> i know you liked it too. >> thank you so much. >> cool. >> i really -- >> that's great thank you. >> all right. >> m coming in right now -- >> [ laughter ]. >> i like how your names are on the chairs. >> yeah, right. >> you know which chair to sit in. >> we're idiots. >> this is amazing. >> we're idiots. >> i literally sat in the chair when i first came in and they're like what's wrong with you. >> for you onset and are you actually doing -- >> no. >> there you go. >> t

if you are, you can own the car tupac was shot in. this is it.ight. that is what it looks like from the rear. and it can be yours for the low price of only $1.5 million. i don't know. all things considered, i think i would rather have a car that tupac wasn't shot in. he was shot in the car. to me that's -- the only reason to buy that car is if your dream is to be the creepiest uber driver ever. [ laughter ] speaking of uber. the ceo of uber -- i don't know if you saw this. his name is travis kalanick. he got in an argument with a driver from his own company that apparently recognized him. this happened on super bowl sunday. the video just came out. here's a bit of it. this is exactly -- i think this is just the kind of behavior you'd expect from a guy named travis. >> i lost money several thousand dollar because of you. i bankrupt because of you. yes, yes. you keep changing every day. >> what have i -- >> you keep changing. >> hold on a second. what have i changed about black? >> you changed the whole business. >> what? >> you dropped the prices.

of -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: right now, memento merchants moment in time is also selling the bmw in which tupace biggie. also $1.5 million. both murders still unsolved, and yes, we've been listening to faith and puff daddy's lament that long. ♪ ♪ i'll be missing you >> reporter: by the way, kelley blue book value on biggie's offered over a million dollars for it. but we're holding out for the full $1.5 million. >> reporter: in the words of biggie. >> the more money you make, the more problems you get. >> reporter: i'm nick watt in los angeles for "nightline." ♪ ♪ >> thank you for watching abc news, and as always we're online at abc news.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. goodnight. >> today, on this stage, one lucky player will begin their journey toward a possible $1 million prize, and you'll be there with them for every second of the drama. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody! welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] me too. our returning contesta

of -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: right now, memento merchants moment in time is also selling the bmw in which tupace biggie. also $1.5 million. both murders still unsolved, and yes, we've been listening to faith and puff daddy's lament that long. ♪ ♪ i'll be missing you >> reporter: by the way, kelley blue book value on biggie's death car. >> the owner and i have been offered over a million dollars for it. but we're holding out for the full $1.5 million. >> reporter: in the words of biggie. >> the more money you make, the more problems you get. >> reporter: i'm nick watt in los angeles for "nightline." ♪ ♪ >> thank you for watching abc news, and as always we're online at abc news.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. goodnight. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good.

." >> i tell you what was cool was the music in the closing credit, tupac. >> yeah, california love,ng to. >> yes. >> in a less than perfect manner. >> yes. >> thanks for coming by. >> oh, man. thanks for having me. >> come do it again. i won't say give my love, but tell your wife -- >> you can say that. i'm very comfortable and confident with my wife's love. >> tell your wife i said hello. >> i will do so. >> "chips," written, directed, costarring dax shepard. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching, and as always keep the faith. ♪ >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time with a conversation with grammy award winning singer and song writer michael bolton. that's next time. see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ♪ >>> thank you. ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >>> be more. pbs. >>> be more, pbs. ♪ >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley. another dramatic week in washington. president trump promised his healthcare would be beautif

like tupac, just hearing stories, i grew up a religious person but i have realized that music has beeno me than anything else in my life did >> music has been your religion? >> yes. felt -- self and reflect. >> are you happy is when you are on stage? stage, i'mpiest on happy when there is just music playing. there is music somewhere. it really gets all of that great if i am not playing it, i love to go out and check out live bands. i just need that in my life. ♪ she left me this morning. did.she ♪ >> where do you live? >> down in texas. >> it is a great place. >> i lived in new york for a couple of years, i started getting cold. i was out in california for a little bit. in now i look to the home austin. >> where are you going where are your journeys going for the next step. are you trying to explore new experiences. >> are you looking to open people's fears, see a variety of music or all of the above? >> all of it you express a better than i could have. >> maybe i should write songs. it would certainly be better for me to write than to sing. >> we should collaborate. >> what is a hat a

dre and tupac? >> hm. hollywood?mmy: hey, it was a good guess because it rhymes but it is not correct, it is inglewood. we are off to a flying start here. no, but you guys are going to be sleeping on the street at the end of this game. our next question. this is the mascot, on the screen, look to your video screen. to your right, pilar. yes. this is the mascot for which california university? okay, let's see, manuel? >> ucla? >> jimmy: oh, no, that is not correct. pilar, do you know? >> berkeley? >> jimmy: that is not correct, no. have you been out of the room? [ laughter ] >> yeah, we have. >> sal: this is a joke, right, so i have to stay in this stupid costume all night? i get it. >> jimmy: you can take off the pants. usc was the answer. next question. oh, boy, you're not going to get this either. which famous highway runs along the pacific coast? yes? >> sunset boulevard? >> jimmy: no, not correct. it runs -- it's a highway along the pacific coast. >> my bad. >> pacific boulevard? >> jimmy: i'm sorry, that is not

if you are, you can own the car tupac was shot in. this is it. a 1996 bmw once owned by sug knight. it can be yours for the low price of $1.5 million. i don't know. all things considered, i think i would rather have a car that he wasn't shot in. he was shot in the car. the only reason to buy that car is if your dream is to be the creepiest uber driver ever. speaking of uber. i don't know if you saw this. the owner of uber got in an argument with a driver of his own company. the video just came out. this is exactly, it is this is just the kind of behavior you would expect from a guy named travis. >> i lost $76,000 because of you. i bankrupt because of you. you keep changing every day. you keep changing. >> hold on a second i changed about black? >> you changed the whole business. you dropped the prices. >> on black. >> yes. [ bleep ] with $20. how much is the mile now? $2.75? >> do you know what? >> some people don't like to take responsibility. they blame everything -- he e-mail for town car. >> good luck. >> good luck to you too. i know you don't have to go far. >> the most uncomfo

also, i listen to artists like curtis mayfield and even artists like tupac.ies, i grew up a religious person but i have realized that music has been more of a guide to me than anything else in my life. charlie: music has been your religion? gary: yes. it can bring me up, make me think, self reflect. are you happiest when you are on stage performing? gary: i am happiest on stage performing. i am just happy when there is music playing. if there is music somewhere. playing, i love to go out on the town, on the road, check out live bands. charlie: just to see what is happening. gary: i need that. well my baby is gone more be back no heard my baby is gone more be back no me this morning ♪ke she did the night before ♪ charlie: where do you live? gary: i live just outside austin, texas. charlie: a great place. gary: it is a great place. i moved around a bit, lived in new york a couple bits. it started to get cold and scared me away. charlie: a bit windy. gary: i was out in california for a little bit. but austen, i love to be home, able to see my family. charlie: wh

next he'll say obama shot tupac. >> biggie's anniversary. >> but there is a fear factor in communitiesity, lgbt community of trump. we're using humor to be cathartic and empowering. >> the audience is there for it. donald trump is very good for comedy. i'm raising a 4-year-old in manhattan and donald trump paid for my kid's preschool. who voted against their self-interest last year? i really care about my country because this guy is great. it's the whole cabinet as well. sean spicer is good for comedy. nixon was sinister, but not ignora ignorant. george w. bush was kind of ignorant, but not hateful. this guy is the entire package. >> what's interesting is if you look at fallon and colbert, when fallon did trump, people thought he was humanized because of his hair. >> it's a different type of comedy. people are hungry for it. if you're concerned about trump, laughing is great. it's empowering. it's cathartic. i worked with jimmy at "saturday night live." i think they'll find the right footing. trump wins. i think some people held that against jimmy. i think they have. >> i think there's

obama shot tupac. and gave warren beatty the envelope at the oscars. he gis him material.fear factor in communities of color, muslim community, lgbt community, and of trump. >> the audience is there for it. if the audience wasn't watching it, they would turn away. donald trump is playing for my son's preschool. nonmillionaires who voted for trump or comedians who voted against trump. i care about my country. this guy is great. and the whole cabinet. sean spicer is good for comedy. nixon was sinister but ignorant. this guy is the entire package. >> it's interesting if you look at fallon and colbert. fallon, he thought he humanized trump by playing with his hair. his ratings went down. >> after the inauration. >> and now, colbert is hitting him hard. and beaten him for two weeks. five weeks. >> in the overall ratings. it's a different comedy. people are hungry for it. if you're concerned about trump, laughing is great. it's emempowering. it's cathartic. and jimmy fallon, they're going to change, revamp the show. one of the most talented guys you'll meet. they'll find the rig

from biggie and tupac, to the temptations, the same move. bam bam. >> no. pebbles the singer. >> do you want to ride in my mercedes, boy. >> there it is. this is it. ♪ if you want to ride in my mercedes, boy ♪ >> doing the same thing. >> i used to be so cool. now, i'm doing this. >> if you thought you were so cool, that pretty much -- if you're emulating me, how cool could you be? >> carlton banks sitting down. that's me. >> who is the highest-ranking hip-hop artist? i'm curious? >> drake. >> drake? >> are you being funny? >> drake is number 19. >> i thought they were playing off of the "annie" thing. mary j. was 19. >> okay. >> or ten. >> this is going to generate controversy. >> you think so? >> i think so. >>> it will generate controversy when i get to the weather. let's do that. it is windy out there. 62 million people under wind advisor advisory. damage reported in boston. airport delays from washington to boston, as well. as the day wears on, the winds will be gusting up to 50 miles per hour. eventually dying down. temperatures are als