he was still always humbled and he always loved us, showing us the love.ve your mothers and father, tell them every day that you love them because tomorrow is not promised to nobody. i'm not holier, i'm no angel, but you need to get on your knees and thank god that you're even here today. and because he's the reason why we're in this room. he's the reason why we have our father for 75 years, even 75, you know, he's standing walking, looking like he is 55, but he was 75, but you would never know. my father was in so much pain in his last show, but he loved you all so much that he performed. you didn't even know what kind of pain he was in, but god had him and he told me, baby, don't cry for me. don't cry. because daddy lived a good life. >> up next on this special edition of 9news now at 7:00, one of the most prominent music producer talks to us to join us about the legacy left behind the god father of go go. our special tribute to chuck brown continues in just a couple of minutes. ♪[ music ] >>> i want to dedicate this to the family. i would being wrong if

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somebody either loved us or did not love us, and that is why we are who we are, so you had a fascinating relationship with both your mother and your father. let's start with your mother first. your mother was a psychic, a pretty well known. she started out, trying to figure this stuff out, but you were teased about your mother and this gift that she had. >> when you grow up in it, you do not find it out of the ordinary, so i was shocked when the kids would say that. they used to call my mother in which and things like that. i was just talking to her about that the other day. people stopped calling as witches and warlocks. my mom is a big supporter of may, always was and still is, so i got the encouragement from that side of the family. my dad was more hard edge. tavis: in my neighborhood, if you called my mother a witch or something like that, that is like calling it, your mama. you cannot, mama a witch. >> no. i was responsible for a couple of broken noses, and they were not mine. tavis: did you, as a child -- i hear your point that it does not seem strange to you, but what did you make

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we are who we are because someone loved us. d encouters we'vnters. >> and we are hwwho we are because someone didn't love us. tavis: and your story is about bouncing through people in your life. a fascinating way to tell the story. i want to have some fun. i want to throw names at you. we will cover some of them. we mentioned marilyn monroe. born in i15 years old, new jersey. i wanted to do something different than what my background was laying down. i felt something brewing in me. i saved money and went to new york. looked around not knowing what i was looking for. i wanted to be told, at 15, "yes, my son." it didn't happen. iwas o was on my way back. a limo pulled up. the driver put up his hand. when you are 15, and out of a limo comes this beautiful woman who, nobody ahhas come near. herstopped and araged heranged fox coat and looked at me and said, "hi." one little sign there was someone outside my little world who had doene something different. i knew it meant i could go somewhere in my life. remember when you were 15, and

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sorts of wonderful things.faced that part of washington, but i saw some people protesting us, some people loveds, i saw wedding being taken, i saw my first black bridesmaid dresses backing up to have their picture taken by the white house, their dresses were black, which i thought were amazing. i loved looking out at the people. >> i can well imagine. how about you? how did you go about -- you'd already been there. >> i'd already been there, i had a huge advantage that no one else had, except for luisa adams, i knew from having been there with barb and president bush, it was really a home. when our little girls were 7 when their grandfather was president could slide down the ramp from the conservatory, the solarium. you saw in several of the photos earlier the wooden ramp, slide down that on their bottom or make the running jump to the one big antique bed that was so tall that it required steps to get into. but barbara and jenna can run and jump on it at that age. they also when the obamas came for the tour, they showed sasha and malia all of those tricks from their childhood at the white house

money and use people. now i loveney. >> reporter: that family emergency fund has helped people keep their cars, get out of debt, stay in their homes. nikki o'keefe and her husband john fell four months behind on their mortgage after john lost his job and nicky became ill. they were about to lose their home. they were about to lose their home. when the church paid off their $17,000 mortgage. >> you won't have the burden of having a mortgage. >> what can we say? >> i don't know what i can say. >> there's a car out front. that's yours. >> are you serious? >> reporter: rachael cole an unemployed single mother has been out of work for much of the last three years. >> thank you. >> reporter: her car was repossessed a few months ago making her job search even tougher. >> many people right now know there's hope. i've found it right here. >> reporter: what's this mean to you, this car? >> it means everything. it really does. >> reporter: since last year, the church has helped more than 300 families. the church's generosity fu

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somebody give us love, we are going back to our own barn with home ice advantage. exact same thing they did against the bruins. man they needed this one. the capitals never trailed in this game. they have now evened the series at one game apiece. let's take a look at a couple highlights. this was intense the whole way. the caple talz. looking to avoid the 0-2 in the series. caps up 2-1. rangers on the power play. and blasts one. ryan callahan there to deflect it. and we are all tied up at two. later in the period. caps on the power play now. nick bakstrom, ovechkin. rips a rocket. scores. the third goal of the playoffs. that's the game winner. capitals take it 3-2, the series now all square at one game apiece. alex ovechkin, limited minutes. dale hunter wanted defense. he stepped up when he was needed most. >> of course it's important. and, of course i want to be there. as the i said before -- but, you know, you just have to play for the team. and -- it's -- it's, you know some times when, you know, it's out there, and you just said like, you have to use your chanc

nobody else faced that part of washington, but i saw more people protesting us and some people who loved us, and i saw people at weddings. they would back up and have a wedding picture taken. i saw my first black bridesmaids dresses backing up to have their pictures taken by the white house. i mean their dresses were black, which i thought was amazing. but it was -- i loved looking out at the people. >> i can well imagine. how about you? how did you go about -- and you had already been there. >> i had already been there. i had a huge advantage that nobody else had had except louisa adams. i had been there so often. having been there with my father-in-law president bush that is really is a home and i knew bar had made it into a home. it was a home where our little girls when they were 7, when their grandfather was president, could slide down the ramp from the conservatory, the solarium that you saw in several of the photos earlier, the wooden ramp, slide down on their bottom or make the running jump to the one big antique bed that was so tall that it required steps to get into. but barbar

love does the exact same thing to us. tavis: now i feel stupid. was being silly and i got a deep philosophical response. >> well, you know, i'm a songwriter. i got to do that. tavis: i respect that. that's why i love artists. you see things, process things, feel things in ways that i don't. and that's why i'm always welcoming to artists on this program. since love is so inexhaustable as you described, how do you go about doing a project of 12 songs trying to put some context to what love is or what it feels like or what it ought to be? >> well, for me, what i've learned at the very end of this love is sharing. and i think that really is for me the best place to go to experience love. is sharing. and i got to share a lot of myself and a lot with others and from others in the making of this album. for example, i wrote a couple of these tunes on -- with a gentleman by the name of "michael natter." he's in his 60's and been playing his guitar for 40 years. he plays a martin guitar he bought in the 1960's off the shelf. and through our sharing of ideas

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>> no one with loves us better. william james often wrote about the core of self. that core of self is hidden from our parents. we hide from our parents but we don't from our siblings, they know every aspect of us. it is why they can drive us crazy, it is why when we have a problem, our impulse is to want our brother or sister right next to us. no one with could be closer. there is that pull. that pull is so powerful. it was a love story, always. >> do you think you knew that before you started writing this? >> i knew i had to be as close to my brother as i could possibly be. i am sure that pull is part of it. >> you have a daughter and stepson as well? >> i have 1 daughter and 1 stepson who i am close to. >> has this changed how you are around them as well? >> absolutely. my daughter casey has a half brother she is very close to. i say to all of them, you are a team. you have each other through life. you are a team. you do a lot of things together as the 2 families, very, very close. >> this seems like a good moment to open up any question that is you all may want

us -- our town of san francisco our golden sun will shine on new -- you ♪ [applause] mr. bennett. ♪ it only takes a tiny corner of this great big world to find a place that you love you haveught us so much joy you are a golden boy we love to have you here in our great towner of -- town of san francisco open your golden gates san francisco here is your wondering words singing other places only make me love you better you are the heart of all the gold in the world san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming home ♪ [applause] >> keep the applause going for the fabulous lisa malone. that was just terrific. [applause] i almost wore the same thing today. [laughter] would have been so awkward. [laughter] no, she was fantastic. now, everyone, without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our host, the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san been cisco, the honorable edwin m. lee -- the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san francisco. [applause] mayor lee: wow, welcome to city hall. and thank you, beach blanket babylon. what a wonderful performance. let's give her another hand. that was just fantastic. when i started being mayor of the city, i turned to our prot

his first book, "the accidental mind: how brain evolution has given us love, memory, dreams and god," attempts to explain the working of the cobbled-together myth of the human brain to intelligence lay readers. it seems our brains have simply evolved that way. david's second book, "the compass of pleasure: how our brains make fatty foods, orgasm, exercise, marijuana, general rousety, vodka, learning and gambling feel so good," that's a long title -- [laughter] provides some answers to age-old questions about human behavior based on the newest research discoveries in neuroscience. so what makes an experience, a food, a chemical or a physical act pleasurable, and what brain processes are involved? what distinguishes a craving from an addiction? is there a biological basis for an addictive personality? do your genes, our environment, or our experiences determine what we find pleasurable, annoying or nauseating? and what is mona lisa's smile really all about? so we've known about the brain's pleasure centers and circuits for decades, but we haven't been able to completely understand the b

-- not half way, you have helped us climb all the way to the stars with the -- a nation of our cable cars. you have just -- i in your career, you have generated more lover bay area -- more nostalgia for our bay area than all the songs and all the movies and all the television shows associated with us combine. for that reason -- it is really for that reason, tony, that it is my pleasure if you would please come up, to declare today, valentine's day, february 14, 2012, as tony bennett day in san francisco. [applause] and also, on behalf of all of us and with all of our love and with all of our hearts together, to present to you the key to the city of san francisco. [applause] >> would you like to say a few words? you have 45 minutes. [laughter] >> well, i would like to thank mr. ralph sharon, my great friend and musician, for finding this song. i was in little rock, arkansas, and we were on our way for the first time in my life. he found a song, and he said, "why don't we do this in san francisco?" i said ok, and i have no idea, but there was a bartender who said, cassette and i don't mean to interrupt your rehearsal, but if you record that song, i'm goi

us. >> love it. >> thank you very much. >>> he had a lifelong dream to play in the nfl.is career was cut short when he was sentenced to prison for a crime he didn't commit. ten years after being charged. the seattle seahawks said they will give him a tryout and the several other until, including the redskins are in contact with banks. incredible stories. >> yeah, really. >>> and sue, my goodness. talk about incredible. the weather. >> isn't that beautiful? >> overnight and can you so that looked like across the city and that is a beautiful afternoon and evening. enjoy it. you know what? tomorrow night. >> and might be busy area. we're giving you some warning that we talked about this yesterday, too, and we're enjoying this thursday because of the end of the workweek tomorrow. maybe some strong to severe storms in the afternoon, which we will talk about in just a moment. let's look at the temperatures around the region, and i think we're up to 85 degrees out and the big difference is the humidity is lower and can you see here, quantico at 89 and that is warm. that has a l

us. >> i love all of this friendship stop. -- stuff. >> the show is not over yet.e do not know who won. >> know, the friendship is over. >> that has been over for all what deal. do you feel more pressure or less in this stage of the game? >> i have done this before. i am excited for arsenio to live through a live at reality competition results show. take of the only reality show i is "onlbeen involved with flavor of love." >> at the end, someone who i am very good friends with. i feel like i should not say it. i will be very happy for arsenio. >> that will work. >> i am a big tv watcher. when the last episode aired, i did not watch it for two years because i did not want the show to be over. i feel like that this week. i want to know how it ends up and one closure, but i do not want it to be over. >> let's talk about you in the board room. the pressure is on for you, because you have the meltdown. kind of front and center. are you at all concerned about what that may have revealed by you under pressure? >> i have read all of the donald trump books before i came. yo

we'd love to have you. >> thanks for coming to see us. >> love that.and "madagascar 3." >> opens in theaters friday, june 8th. tomorrow, martin's co-star, cred rick the entertainer will be here. >>> up next, the latest fashions that will make your kid a happy and well-dressed camper this summer. right after this. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist chris warren tracking storms once again later today in the plains. the mississippi valley, parts of the south and the next system moving into the pacific northwest for some more wet weather. the big cooldown is on the way. close to 100 degrees in chicago on sunday. today, completely different story. more than 40 degrees cooler. it was 97 last sunday if you remember. still warm and nice in new york down to d.c. hot in the south. 90s and upper 80s. 60s and 70s for the northern plains. chance for showers for parts of the dakotas, into the far western portion of minnesota. and then that next system pushing into the east. say goodbye to a couple of pleasant day there is. the ohio valley staying in the 60s for the

we'd love to have you. >> thanks for coming to see us. >> love that.n short and "madagascar 3." >> opens in theaters friday, june 8th. tomorrow, martin's co-star, cred rick the entertainer will be here. >>> up next, the latest fashions that will make your kid a happy and well-dressed camper this summer. right after this. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist chris warren tracking storms once again later today in the plains. the mississippi valley, parts of the south and the next system moving into the pacific northwest for some more wet weather. the big cooldown is on the way. close to 100 degrees in chicago on sunday. today, completely different story. more than 40 degrees cooler. it was 97 last sunday if you remember. still warm and nice in new york down to d.c. hot in the south. 90s and upper 80s. 60s and 70s for the northern plains. chance for showers for parts of the dakotas, into the far western portion of minnesota. and then that next system pushing into the east. say goodbye to a couple of pleasant day there is. the ohio valley staying in the 60s

us. i'm savannah guthrie. brian will be right back here tomorrow evening. and as we leave you on this memorial day, images of how america remembered those who gave everything for the country they lovedhave a good evening. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this memorial day. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. once the face of the franchise, barry bonds is now showing his face and sounding off on the scandal that led to his fall from grace. his first public comments in earnest about the balco investigation and his future with the giants. it all happened this afternoon. let's bring in dave benz who joins us with more