with a gospel legend for a mother and a cousin named dionne warwick, houston was born to sing. >> whenaw whitney, when you first heard whitney, you knew that there was something special happening here. >> legendary music producer clive davis certainly knew. he discovered houston and changed her life forever. he packaged and polished the 19-year-old sensation into a pure pop princess. at least on the surface. alexis chu, now executive editor at "in touch weekly," reported on whitney's death for "people" magazine. >> one source who worked with whitney told us that she definitely was not a goody two shoes in any sense of the word. >> houston's bad girl side may have ultimately drawn her to r&b bad boy, bobby brown. >> she was a girl from the streets of newark. and she fell in love with a bad boy with a good voice. so, you know, her fans, yes, very shocked. those who knew her best really weren't surprised. >> houston and brown traded rings in 1992. a personal high matched only by a professional one that very same year. "the bodyguard" grossed more than $400 million and launched the top sel

with a gospel legend for a mother, and a cousin named d dionne warwick, she was destined to sing. >>t heard whitney, you knew that there was something special happening here. >> legendary music producer clive davis certainly knew. he discovered houston and changed her life forever. he packaged and polished the 19-year-old sensation into a pure pop princess, at least on the surface. alexis chu now executive director of "in touch weekly" e reported her death. >> one source said she was not a good di two shoes in any sense of the word. >> and houston's bad girl side may have ultimately drawn her to r&b bad boy bobby brown. >> she was a girl from the street streets of newark, and she fell in love with the bad boy with a good voice. so her fans, yes, very shocked, and those who knew her best were not really surprised. >> houston and brown traded rings in 1992, and a personal high matched only by a professional one that very same year. the "body guard" grossed $400 million and launch ed the top selling sound track of all times. but even as the crossover superstar commanded millions for mov

do not go, my lord warwick. it is all over. the execution is not in our hands, my lord, but it is desirable that we witness the end. so by your leave... there is some doubt, my lord, that you english have observed the forms of law. i am told that there is some doubt whether your authority runs in this city, my lord. it is not in your diocese. however, if you will answer for that, i will answer for the rest. it is to god we both must answer. good morning, my lord. my lord, good morning. [clears throat] well, fellow, who are you? i am not addressed as fellow, my lord. i am the master executioner of rouen, a highly skilled mystery. i am come to tell your lordship that your orders have been obeyed. i crave your pardon, master executioner, and i will see that you lose nothing by having no relics to sell. i have your word, have i, that nothing remains, not a bone, not a nail, not a hair? her heart would not burn, but everything else that was left is at the bottom of the river. you've heard the last of her. hmph! the last of her, i wo

in the anouilh play, she recants and is thrown into prison and when warwick comes to visit her, that makes her see how she denied her own faith, and she refuses to do that. anouilh chose the name the lark, which is interesting because the little european lark is not an american bird, it's very different from our lark. it's tiny and rather nondescript looking and it has a beautiful song. it starts to sing as it spirals up into the sky and goes up and up and up and up and you can hear the song and you can't see the bird anymore. well, that's how joan has been through all these centuries: she is still singing her song and people still listen to it. i know that even now there are people who consider her their patron saint. in the shaw play, nobody can get away from the absolutely glorious response, i think. whenever anybody dramatizes her life, they have to include it in the trial scene, she is asked by the bishop of beauvais if she is in a state of grace and her answer was so miraculous and simple. she said, "if i'm not, may god bring me to it. if i am, may god keep me in it." in the sh

. >> something i learned from dionne warwick. was really upset at a particular record company and she was getting ready to record with them. the girls were doing the background. we knew everything and i was livid. i did not want to go in there and do it. i learned control of my temper because she reached over and said, baby, don't let them take you to thehere. i never forgot that. whenever i get that upset, i don't want them to have that power that they have that over me. this was over 30 years ago and i never forgot about it. don't let them take you there. and i won't. you end up being the one that's hurting because they don't care. tavis: we were talking about the fact that at one point in your career before you were inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of hit, you had cut a bunch of records. and you were cleaning people's houses. at that point or any other point, did you ever thought about -- have you ever thought about getting out of the business? both of you had some ups and downs in this business. >> yes. i did, but you know

. >> i was sitting in my home in warwick, rhode island, with my sister. getting excited.them come on tv. i fell in love with paul mccartney and still love him today. >> a record 73 million americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live on the "the ed sullivan show." their first appearance on u.s. television. >> i remember taking a camera, taking a picture of the tv as they performed, and, you know, it was awesome. of course, you had to wait a week to get them developed. it was awesome. who knew when we were sitting in the living room, that it would be a big deal. >> the half century celebration reig-nated beatle-mania. at strawberry field. lennon's fans took pictures. this weekend images of the rock band splashed across the capital records tower. >> sunday evening surviving bandmates paul mccartney and ringo star appeared in a pre-taped performance. for some it paled in comparison to that night. >> i never thought i would ever be in this spot. especially on the 50th anniversary. can't believe i'm that omed. >> the beatles would perform on the "the ed sullivan

it is clear pilots know the the words to dionne warwick's tune do you know the way to san jose. reach san jose is where the confusion begins. sitting 10 miles apart are manetta and moffette field. on the left and right. >> runways look close in alignment. >> reporter: over the years there have been six close calls where a plane bound for manetta has nearly touched down at moffett. >> problems come from inexperience and hurrying. >> when things happen quick you blow it some times. >> reporter: the best way to tell the difference, the giant word war 2 ship hangars. another problem is when winds blow in to the south bay. >> cases like this it is easier to mistake the runway. >> we asked officials to comment about this they directed us to the faa. they said listen this has only happened 6 times in the past decade and no one was hurt. but they say they are looking into ways, possibly changing the runway lighting to make it easier for pilots to tell the difference. >>> and in light of the asiana crash last year at sfo the airline announced it is changing its pry lot training program -

. >>> reporter: it's clear pilots know the words to dionne warwick's famous tune, do you know the wayo san jose? but according to a new "associated press" report, the confusion begins once they reach san jose. sitting just 10 miles apart, left as the crow flies are mineta international and moffett field set on headings 10 degrees different nearly indistinguishable on paper, on the left mineta, on the right moffett. >> runways look pretty close in alignment. >> reporter: the ap report says over the years, there have been six close calls where a plane bound for mineta nearly touched down at moffett. the landings were all waved off just in time. aviation expert retired captain dick beads tells kpix 5 problems come from inexperience and hurrying. >> when things happen quick, you blow it sometimes. hey, there's the runway, let's land. >> reporter: the best way to tell mineta and moffett apart of the giant world war ii airship hangars at the former military base. another problems is when storms blow into the south bay and wind forces pilots to flip the direction they typically land from sou

. ♪ the best ofack to west warwick focus on technology and the future of business.isney had a strong quarter thanks to its animated hit "frozen." our correspondent jon erlichman sat down with disney ceo bob he started by asking him what kind of counterprogramming will appear on abc. >> i think it ends up being a good opportunity for us. abc's lineup on thursday nights is pretty strong, particularly with gray's anatomy and scandal. i don't know what it will be next season, it has not been determined yet. the abc primetime audience tends to skew more female than male. it is a great opportunity moving the cbs entertainment shows out. they had success on the night really early with the big bang theory. moving that out so it does not compete with our shows. to that will probably help us in some form. i don't know, it is too early to speculate whether there is going to be tremendous counterprogramming. abc's strategy is what it is, regardless of the competition. themnows what works for and where their audience is and will continue to go after it. >> we are reminded of a t

this video, billy ray teams up with wrapper buck 22, who was the son of legendary r&b singer dionne warwicka spacious field with a dash-body paint women and they get the twerkin party started. >> we are working on several development stores in the kron4 news room. >> the search is on for a teenaged girl in elderly man who is missing out of oakland. a live report with will tran coming up. >> plus, atlanta is being slammed by a another winter storm. this is causing driving and other travel problems. >> it gary's world, the flying tomato sean white moving forward, he did not get a medal in sochi, we will tell you what he is going to next. align >> we're following a developing story out of oakland for the search for a 13 year-old girl and an elderly man who was carjacked. i will have the very latest. >> happening now out of san francisco, another deadly car vs. pedestrian accident. we will have a live report from the scene. >> the bay area may see another chance of showers today. we will have your morning weather forecast coming up. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us. >> let's get

. >> i think he is dionne warwick's son. couldn't her psychic friends tell him not to do this? a grand parent. >> they are trying to bridge the gap between country and r&b. >> and there is no bridge there. >> it is uniting the country. >> i want to ask that you are a daughter of somebody and perhaps a father. do you see this as a way of sharing a hobby? this is the way to -- >> no, he is calling out to her. this is his way of holding an intervention, his achy breaky heart is breaking. his daughter is twerking and doing all of these ludicrous things. with ludicrous it couldn't have been much better. he is showing her the road she is headed down. >> because he has been such a good father throughout his life and clearly that's what he is doing. >> he has been a good dad. >> has he? >> she is doing all right for herself. i wish i had a milely. a miley. she does president wear -- she doesn't wear a lot of clothes, but isn't that what it is about? >> happy and nude and your tongue outside your mouth. >> that's how you can tell if a dog is happy. >> that's true. that's true. and she w

the remixed song "achy breaky 2" is from rapper buck-22, r- and-b singer dionne warwick and billy ray. the video is set on a space ship, includes a whole lot of twerking and features a guest appearance by larry king. the single is available on i- tunes just in time for valentines day! i didn't want to spoil it. you may be getting a special video package. >> those are a few seconds of our lives that we will never get back. let's get the vision out of our head. satellite shows we are dry. as you look out the west there is a cold front coming our way with the potential to bring some flurries this afternoon. not much moisture. it won't really drop temperatures at all. we're 23 degrees today. 13 tonight. tomorrow 34. friday it's cold with a high 23. down to 4 on saturday. another clippers system comes through with the potential for snow over the weekend. sunday's high crimes up to 31. and monday, 3740 percent chance of rain and snow. tuesday back up to the low 30's. the pattern is breaking up. temperatures with outbreaks of warmer air coming our way in the seven days forecast. >> a quick u

this guy -- this guy who is deion warwick's -- well, buck this, buck says he wants to marry up in-hopou kidding? go back and do hip-hop yourself. get all the naked girls and invite me over. >> if there's a lot of hip-hop making its way into country. >> florida-georgia line. >> very quickly. this was launched on larry king's showers, by the way, which i think tells you all you they'd to know. >> wow. >> if it were hot, they would release it somewhere else. >> unbelievable. >> all right. we've got to go. if you're single and looking for love on this valentine's day eve, what are the top cities to find someone, and what's the hourly rate? dana reveals the list when we come back. >> and i'll do the hourly rates. >>> with valentine's day tomorrow, many of you watching may be single and ready to mingle, but where in the u.s. do you have the best chances of finding true love? according to facebook the five cities where people have the highest rates of being in relationships are, colorado springs, followed by el paso, louisville, fort worth and san antonio. on the other hand, singles are leas

arrested, which alls the incident for about different charges, which later she was found not guilty of warwickmissed. so i think it is unfortunate assata shakur, i believe historically will be proven to be a hero of our times. >> that was chokwe lumumba on democracy now! june 6. akinyele umoja, can you talk more about the significance of this man, this radical attorney from a black nationalist, mississippi and now his loss as we wrap up? >> chokwe was an excellent attorney. in fact, he went to law school inspired by the need for attorneys for people who had been illegal prisoners such as assata shakur. after he went to wayne state law school, he successfully sued wayne state for discrimination against african-american students there. then he began to dedicate only asto defending not was mentioned before the poorest of our community, victims of the --se recalibrate, victims police brutality, victims -- people who had been fighting for their rights as workers and been unjustly fired or whatever, but he also took on the cases of victims who have been targeted by j edgar hoover's counterinsurgency

other singers and she diddet for the best of them including elvis presley, frank sinatra, and dionne warwickme. she eventually quit singing and became a maid to support herself. this year she's in a documentary "20 feet from stardom." i looked up and said, okay, all right, darlene, this is not where you're supposed to be. since then she's worked her way to the top of the music world and has sung christmas "baby, please come home" and worked for david letterman since 1986. in 2011 she was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. rolling stone called her one of the greatest singers of all time. >> a lot of other artists agree with that. darlene love, welcome. >> good morning, good morning. >> you were initially hesitant to participate in this document rehntry, why? >> because over the years people ask you to do things, put something in a book, would you write something, you never get any credit for it. so two of my very good friends lou and richard said, talk to this man, he's for real. i said, okay, you guys say to talk to him, i will. >> you say your job was to be backup singer and you