on cbs, the grammy salute to the bee gees. and so many incredible artists. >> celine is right and the top of the list. nancy, i had a dream come true moment. wait until you see this. oh, my gosh. i was backstage with everybody, i mean everybody, got bee gees' fever. >> i have this involuntary urge to do this. ♪ ♪ >> did i just do that? >> i think i'm going to fate. >> please don't do it. >> i didn't. but it's a bucket list. celine has a special connection with the bee gees. >> they wrote me a song. in 97 i did an album, they wrote me that song. ♪ >> you were singing directly to barry and it felt like you guys had a moment at the end. >> i really wanted to have a moment. because we should all have a moment we should never waste the moments. let's do it. time is precious. >> bar i have the ornl surviving bee gees member. robin died in 2012. backstage i spoke with all the performers excited to be singing in this all-star tribute. ♪ ♪ >> i just remember the beautiful harmony, the brothers' melody was absolutely gorgeous.

. ♪ make it rain now >> and who could forget this year's grammy performance? proudly showing off her feminine form in an ode to motherhood. it's just 11 days until the met ball, the oscars of the fashion world. the grammy winner has rocked the red carpet every year since 2011, even after the birth of blue ivy. >> i have such a full life. i feel like now i know the reason why i was born. >> but this year? we asked "vogue" editor-in-chief anna wintour. anna, any word if beyonce is going to make it to the met ball? >> well, i think she has a much more important thing on her mind than the met. >> well said. right? >>> up next -- >> i've never been so angry. >> why kris jenner is lashing out at caitlyn, inside their new feud. >> do you ever have doubts? >> i'm like, what? >> then -- >> he will always be with me. >> how celine is still getting advice from her late his. and is she ready to start dating? >>> plus -- ♪ >> why brad paisley is on an aircraft carrier. >>> and chris btian bale. >> i promise i won'te hav otanher. night. and demi >>> at etonline.com, only

. ♪ tim: and one room, 2 grammys. we meet the british multi-instrumentalist making music at home. tim: hello. welcome to our viewers of public television in america and around the globe. not only was he on their radar, but the french authorities revealed the man who shot and killed a police officer in paris last night had tried to kill police officers before. karim cheurfi, who was 39, had been jailed in 2001, for firing at police officers. tonight the french authorities , said he showed no signs of islamist extremism. it comes as the french prepared to go to the polls this weekend for presidential elections, and the issue of security has been seized on by our candidates, as our europe area adler reports from paris. katya: french police on guard and at the ready at the sounds a lee's a today. champs bank today.s officers paused to pay respects to their colleague named as a 38-year-old. this mobile phone appears to show the moment the attacker was hidden from view. details about the attacker have appeared throughout the day. he came from a troubled suburb on the outskirts of paris

racking up four grammys back in, 20th century. >> he was great. >> back in the 20th century and all. ha-ha. aladdin will reportedly wrap up shooting early next year. i really feel like everybody knows the theme song from fresh prince. >> of course. >> should have been grammy nominated. >> yeah, anyway. ricky martin. traveling tom cruise. for tonight's showdown. >> my favorite stories. two-time grammy winner, stripping down, to a dress shirt and white socks and tighty whities and preview clip, re-creating cruise's dance from risky business. >> even uses a brass candlestick like cruise in the film. >> he can get away with it. >> he did good. >> so we are fair and balanced in the overnight hours. the only reason we are showing his competition. kate upton. the model going all out. >> i feel dirty watching all this. >> lip-syncing. >> i apologize. >> baby one more time. >> can we play the clips one more time? >> no. one more time. >> can we play the clips one more time? >> no. hthat's why new downyl can saprotect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do

on cbs, the grammy salute to the bee gees. and so many incredible artists. >> my stomach hurts just thinking about this, because celine dion is at the top of this list, and nancy, i had a dream come true moment. >> oh. >> oh, my gosh. i was backstage, where everybody, and i mean everybody, myself included, got bee gees fever. ♪ staying alive >> i just have this involuntary urge to do this. ♪ >> did i just do that? was i singing with you? i think i'm going to pass out. >> please don't do that. >> i didn't. but it's a bucket list moment for sure. celine has a special connection with the brothers gibb. >> they wrote me a song. in '97, i did an album called "let's talk about love," and they sang a duet with me. they wrote me that song. ♪ >> you were singing directly to barry and it felt like you guys had a moment there at the end. >> i really wanted to have a moment. because we should all have a moment. we should never waste those moments. let's do it. time is precious. >> barry is the only surviving bee gees member. backsta

♪ charlie: gary clark junior is here, the grammy award-winning blues guitarist has been just -- dubbed the chosen one. he has been with buddy guy, eric clapton who calls him inspiring. he goes on to say gary loves what i would like to do on stage without any effort at all. his new album was recorded earlier this month. it is called live north america 2016. here is gary clark jr. performing the healing right in our studio. ♪ >> ♪ i got something in motion something you can't see it requires devotion from those who truly believe this is something you can't touch this is something you feel, yeah

we're at the grammys. kevin and i would sneak in. we snuck into the oscars, into the grammys. we're in the third row of the grammys. you were nominated for a grammy. >> right right. >> jimmy: you see us and you go, what are you guys doing here? well, we just sat -- somebody got up and we sat in their seats. you were nominated for best comedy album at the time. you had a manager named maria, somebody i'd worked with at one time. you went to the pay phone and called her after your award was announced. >> right. >> jimmy: and you said, maria, i won the grammy! she goes, i know, i know! you go, no, i actually lost. she goes, i know, i know. [ laughter ] >> that's right, man. she was the best. actually, maria -- the movie's kind of a -- the manager i play is based off a lot of people. and my character lives in a guest house. you think he lives in a mansion but he's in a rich person's guest house, like a pool house. maria used to live in one. >> jimmy: a pool house. >> when i used to visit her she was always in the pool house. >> jimmy: i know, i know, i know. the movie's very funny

and you won a grammy for it. congratulations on that. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: did you freak out about the robots as well, or no? >> i mean they were fine. they didn't tell you what's going on back there? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: my gosh. >> the butterflies are self-aware now. [ light laughter ] and sophia is replicating. the john oliver segment was good. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's dead. that was a robot. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! [ light laughter ] >> they formed a new -- yeah, the oliver bot is out here. he's very funny. >> jimmy: funny, yeah. >> but you know, they immediately -- they took his skin off, but they put it on -- >> jimmy: put it right on -- >> he looked good! don't get freaked out. no, i think he looked great, yea. >> jimmy: have you ever -- did you get to meet the robots? >> no, i'm sorry. the butterfly was delightful. and the snake was charming. i don't like robots with human faces. i'm sorry. and i know that he meant well. but that sophia was so -- she was terrifying. [ light laughter ] tho

still to come: one room — two grammys. we meet the british multi—instrumentalist making award winning music at home with mum. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought they would actually go through with it. some places have already had nearly as much rain as they would normally expect in an entire year. some places have already had nearly as much rain as they would normally for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc world news. i'm ben bland. the latest headlines: the man who shot dead a policeman in paris on thursday, karim cheurfi, had four previous convictions. security forces have been mobilised ahead of sunday's french pre

. ♪ ♪ make it rain now >> and who could forget this year's grammy performance? proudly showing off her feminine form in an ode to motherhood. it's just 11 days until the met ball, the oscars of the fashion world. beyonce has rocked the red carpet every year since 2011. even after the birth of blue ivy. >> i have such a full life. i know the reason why i was born. >> but this year? we asked "vogue" editor-in-chief anna wintour. any word beyonce is going to make it to the ball? >> well, i think she has much more important things on her mind than the met. >> well said>>> up next -- >> i've never been so angry. >> while kris jenner is lashing out at caitlyn, inside their new feud. >>> then celine dion, love goes on. ♪ >> he will always be with me. >> her spiritual connection with rene, is she ready to start dating? >>> and christian bale. >>> plus, mother/daughter date night and will demi be starring >>> at etonline.com only we have your first look at the alternate ending at ring before the film's you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, te

in court papers, the grammy winner claims isaacs spent more than $420,000 on travel expenses for his girlfriend, not her. >> infidelity was the reason why i left because that's the complete disrespect. >> that's my becky with the good hair. >> cheating, hurting, surviving -- mary lays it all out there in her new album. and even though it's called "strength of a woman," mary told me, her marriage made her feel "small." >> obviously i was not enough -- every day there was a question, why don't you do this, why aren't you this? why don't you know how to do this? when i started this album i was still married and i was writing these songs from a perspective of a woman who wanted to make it work. >> despite a prenup, mary j.'s ex is demanding close to $75,000 a month in spousal support. this includes $1,000 a month for clothing, 3200 for a personal trainer, almost 6100 for child support and 8,000 for a private chef. ♪ >> now mary j. is using her pain and creating inspiration through song. >> it's okay to just not be okay. but, you know, don't stay there. there's always light at the end o

grammy look. three years ago. now the first man to star in a chanel bag campaign. check it out. he makes that look good too. check it out. like the seinfeld episode. it's a murse. >> he is no tiramisu titan. >> man purse, murse. ♪ tiramisu titan. >> man purse, murse. um, i got something on this, but i'm not quite sure what it is. it's jelly. definitely jelly. it's already coming out. does tuesday work? treat your clothes better with new tide pods plus downy. cleans and conditions in one step. it's got to be tide ♪ >> you're a sharp dressed man. here is a sharp dressed man able to breathe life into his brand. >> yes, this morning, joseph aboud giving credit where it is due for his storied success. here is abc's david muir. >> our made in america team all across new england. remember l.l. bean, signature boots made in brunswick, maine. the team behind randolph sunglasses outside boston. we tried them on realizing we were better off leaving it to them. our stop in new bedford, massachusetts, the sign outside they're hiring. inside t f life, just as it has now for three decades.

my next guest is a multi-platinum, nine-time grammy award-winning singer and songwriter. please welcome the lovely and talented sheryl crow! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) nice to see ya! come on up! so nice to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: now, we had you on the old gig. >> yes. >> stephen: the last time you and i were together out in the wild was at the -- because we have been out a couple of times together, the grammys together. >> the grammys with your daughter. >> stephen: it was you and me, at the time my 14-year-old daughter, bon jovi and richie sarichiesam bora. >> what's wrong with that? my daughter calls richie zam bora her first prom date. >> only she can say that. >> stephen: the last time we were out is the rally to restore sanity. >> we tried. >> stephen: we gave it a shot. john had the rally to restore sanity and i had the march to keep fear alive. >> i think you won. >> stephen: exactly. you performed that afternoon, you and kid rock did a as long as together. >> yes. >> stephen: kid was just in the white house with trump. >> yes

is this is the first to win a grammy without selling his music he gives it away for free online. >>> birds are in the trees and young ones are falling out of them. teaming up with the oakland zoo to come to the rescue and aide of those who can't make it. when the birds hit the hard concrete they can't get back to the frees because they're pruned so tall. the birds are assessed for injuries and treated. once they're well enough and deemed ready to fly and fend for themselves they will be released back into the wild. >>> up next we have an update on the fresno shootings. >> also the killer from facebook a worker at mcdonald's told him to stay. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

many talents, not only does he have four world series championships to his name, he's also a latin grammy nominated recording artist. and now he's using his love of music to go to bat for schoolkids. nbc's rehema ellis has more in our inspiring america report. >> hey, kids. >> reporter: he's best known as a champion baseball player but these kids are cheering for the other side of bernie williams. ♪ >> reporter: what came first? your love of baseball or your love of music? >> they both came around the same time in my life. >> reporter: the former new york yankee and latin grammy nominated guitarist grew up playing baseball and attending a performing arts school. he's now joined another team called turn around arts, that gives students something his mother made sure he had. >> she said, well, you have to be a well-rounded individual. in order for you to do that, you need to be exposed to arts, music, and sports. >> reporter: funded through a grant from the kennedy center, the program allows schools to mix the arts into all academic subjects, acting out scenes in science. or drawing and h

it's grammy weekend 2012, and right from the onset, there are signs of trouble. whitney houston barges into the middle of a tv interview with her mentor, clive davis. >> come say hi to your godfather. >> reporter: video taken later that night shows whitney leaving a club looking distressed and exhausted. she had just appeared on stage with singer kelly price. ♪ >> reporter: we now know this is whitney houston's final performance, "jesus loves me." >> breaking news -- >> the death of singing star -- >> whitney houston. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, february 11th, 2012. whitney houston is discovered partially submerged in the bathtub of her los angeles hotel room. according to the autopsy report, cocaine use contributed to whitney's accidental drowning. that night bobby brown is on tour with a reunited new edition in mississippi. he breaks down on stage. >> all: bobby, bobby, bobby. >> i love you, whitney. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the next evening, at the grammys, jennifer hudson helps the world mourn in song. ♪ i will always love you ♪ i will

this year he became the first musician to win a grammy without selling his music. he gives it away for free online. >> and now a free concert. >> yeah, hence the popularity, right? >> all right. we have some interesting weather coming. it's beginning to clear up a little bit. >> that's right. we'll get the latest from meteorologist sandhya patel. what is going on, sandhya? >> we'll get a little bit of sun but it's not going to last very long. take a look at the range. we head into tomorrow, santa rosa you'll see tomorrow night going into early thursday about a third of an inch, pretty much accumulating 100th of an inch ih 27/100 of an inch. as you look at live doppler 7, you'll notice skies are clear. we definitely have cleared out here in the bay area. last 24 hours, most of you have gotten less than a quarter of an inch of rain and we are not expecting a whole lot for the next round. from our emeryville camera, a little breezy. temperatures 63 in san francisco, oakland, san jose, you're in the 60s as well. pretty nice. gilroy 67 degrees. so, it is milder this aft

i'm sean bell. >>> still ahead on "good day philadelphia". >> did you see this a star studded grammys tribute, how hollywood's big stars eye nighted last night to honor bee gees. live look at 309 at pennsylvania turnpike. it will be a quiet, role the d ice kind of day. if your township has school we may see volume pop but some schools are closed, one more day for the easter break on this easter monday. live look at freeway coming toward city, pockets of headlights toward the bridge. good news we heard from steve wide land avenue reopened there in southwest philadelphia we have cars and route 11 trolley kicking back into service and they have been using shuttle buses. watch for new construction zones and new traffic patterns out here on 202, both directions between booth road and route 30 in chester county route 322 in delco down to one lane, crews back at it between route one part of the new project down to 95. we are still dealing with this crash in south jersey route 47 , delsea drive, right at grub road. what is forecast looking like for your easter monday? sueby has it in 15 secon

grammy winner sheryl crow celebrating her new album. and she's giving up a live concert on our plaza. first, this is "today" on nbc. concert on our plaza. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> sheryl crow is a music superstar, winning nine grammys, selling more than 35 million albums in her career. her brand-new album "be myself" comes out on friday. and she's celebrating with a live concert right here on our plaza this morning. ladies and gentlemen, sheryl crow. ♪ ♪ my friend the communist holds meetings in his r.v. ♪ ♪ i cannot afford his gas i'm stuck here watching tv ♪ ♪ i don't have digital ♪ i do

ricky martin's made 15 albums in spanish and english, won five grammy awards and captivated audience audiences around the world. do you still have that same feeling that you got when you were 6 years old? >> i'm addicted, yes, i am hooked on this. it forces me to analyze my emotions. because that's what the audience wants. the audience wants you to be transparent, to be real, to be honest. and even when i had to hide things about my persona on stage, i wasn't. on stage, i was just completely open. >> reporter: off stage, martin had secrets. but when his twin sons, matteo and valentino were born to a surrogate mother in 2008, he had an epiphany. >> if i'm not honest with my kids, what am i teaching them? i'm teaching them to lie. >> reporter: so after years of denying his sexuality during interviews, he posted this message to his fan website in 2010. i am proud to say that i am a fortunate, homosexual man. i am very blessed to be who i am. >> it was, wow, he struggled so much. it was extremely painful. and when i finally sent that tweet, and i shared with the world my sexual orientati

his arrangements landed him two grammys at the music industry's biggest night in la. tim muffett went to meet him and hear his extraordinary story. one small room. one big talent. one that is now being recognised far beyond the four walls in which jacob collier produces his remarkable sound. tell us about this space. why is it so important? it is where i have spent most of my — i suppose most of my childhood and teenagehood, just exploring and jamming. # don't you worry about a thing... jacob performs every instrument, and creates every sound himself. # don't you worry about a thing... i enjoy the process of imaginging the band, but i enjoy the feeling of being responsible for each thing. and the videos you make, you shoot them yourself, you make them yourself, in this room? yes, i have this camera, and i use my sister's ipad. this cover of a stevie wonder song went viral, and was spotted by quinchones, famous for producing and writing songs for michaeljackson. he has now becomejacob's mentor. and he pops up on some of the videos, as well? yes, i asked him to make a

a wizard who likes decibels, who has won grammies, who writes a good book or two. a wizard called brian eno. the former member of the band, roxy music, has added his unique production sound to the biggest acts in the world — groups like u2 and coldplay, and some chap called david. and it is his love of random, so—called generative art, that has brought us here. eno, whose sonar music is very atmospheric and ethereal, is regarded as ‘the godfather‘ of ambient music and his new work, reflection, is also rather unpredictable. it is a generative music app which follows rules defined and refined by eno but which plays differently every time you listen. so 14% of these notes, a random 14%, are going to be pitched down by three semitones. the second is a1% of them are going to go an octave down — 12 semi—tones. can i just say. . .scientist. i would go further, quantum scientist. all about probabilities here. yeah, it is probabilities. brian eno has spent weeks, even months, tweaking these rules and probabilities which, they're all when combined, cause these so

. >>> grammy award winning singer ricky martin is now a key attraction in las vegas. despite being in the global spotlight, martin kept a very personal part of his life in the dark for years. these days, being open has made him a very happy man. he sat down with tracy smith in a story for sunday morning. ♪ >> reporter: this is what happens when las vegas, a place not known for subtly meets ricky martin. ♪ >> the artist just walks on stage ready for fire. me, as an artist, i don't settle for little things. ♪ livin' la vita loca >> reporter: martin's joining a rarefied club. stars big enough to have a las vegas residency, from now until september, he'll be playing the monte carlo. 5200 seats, every night. does it worry you filling those seats? >> of course, you don't want to play to an empty house. ♪ >> reporter: what draws people in, martin says, is 90 minutes of pure adrenaline. the vegas audience -- >> i think it's a tough audience, yeah. >> reporter: you like that? >> you have the high rollers. if they're not having a good time, they go straight to their pho

it was great. >> stephen: do you ever want to go back to your teacher and show them your 13 grammys? >> i made the mistake of showing my kids my report card once because i thought it would be funny and that backfired on me. ( laughter ). >> stephen: the book is tremendous. you also interviewed a dozen or more other rock moms. it's an incredible book. it's called "from cradle to stage." it's available now. virginia and dave grohl, everybody. we'll be right back. thank you so much. nice to see you again. >> thanks. >> stephen: good to see you, dave. thanks for being here. ♪ ♪ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be ll cool j, phillipa soo, and musical guest, gorillaz. now stick around for james corden. he's got ludacris. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where you come from it's gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show ♪ ladies and gentlemen, all the

he received a lifetime achievement grammy in 1984 and was among the first inductees to the rock 'n roll hall of fame in 1986. he was working on a now gone before he died. it will be released later this year. >> a quick reminder of the top stories. in egypt the funeral held for victims of church bomb blasts which killed at least 44 people and wounded dozens. the country's cabinet has approved a three-month state of emergency. the u.s. secretary of state arrives in italy for talks with the g-7 group. rex tillerson says russia has failed to eliminate chemical weapons in syria. sweden remembers its victims. the hunt treat colds -- the country holds a minute of silence for victims. time for the campaign beat. our daily roundup of news from the french presidential campaign trail. with 13 days before round one it's really hard to predict who's going to come out first. the polls keep changing. might change tomorrow. we will have to take a look. you can see there is a tie at the top. you have a centrist candidate emmanuel macron and marine le at 24%.and neck they have both fallen since the previ

it was great. >> stephen: do youer show them your 13 grammys? >> i made the mistake of showing my kids my report card once because i thought it would be funny and that backfired on me. ( laughter ). >> stephen: the book is tremendous. you also interviewed a dozen or more other rock moms. it's an incredible book. it's called "from cradle to stage." it's available now. virginia and dave grohl, everybody. we'll be right back. thank you so much. nice to see you again. >> thanks. >> stephen: good to see you, dave. thanks for being here. ♪ ♪ well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over

. >> the grammy nominated composer jason bates takes it from there. >> reporter: alternative energy it spans hundreds of years from a 19th century junkyard in the midwest to a futuristic chinese nuclear plant and finally an icelandic rain forest >> he introduces digital sounds that transport us from era to era. >> reporter: also reunites way russian prodigy who earned a grammy nomination in 2015 for best classical instrument solo in a recording with a fabulous philadelphian at the end of april, the orchestra celebrates its relationship with a russian tight en with a rock festival >> he wrote many works at the orchestra, performed with the orchestra. >> reporter: it includes original plays. >> each night there will be a different play. this is unparallel to anywhere else in the music world. >> reporter: for tickets and show times visit the arts in philly.org for 6 abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >>> time is 7:52, a place in south philadelphia that he wants students improve piano scores and a whole lot more. mayor kenney cut the ribbon at the music foundation ands being funded by a

. >>> a grammy-winning hip-hop star surprises the bay area. the free concert that had fans of chance the rap near frenzy this afternoon. ♪[ music ] >> i'm andrea nakano live at the s.a.p. center for a pivotal game 4 between the sharks and the oilers. the sharks trail the series 2 games to 1. but they need to score a goal to win. why head coach pete deboer feels it to be the turning point. and bruce bochy has a heart procedure. more after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> closed cap tioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces." >>> game 4 between the sharks and the oilers is just minutes away and the sharks looking to even up the series 2 games apiece. and change the remainder of the story line for the rest of the series. >> what's the best story line? >> the oilers are up 2-1 on us and we're trying to win game 4. that's pretty straightforward. >> reporter: one story line is the issues on offense. all of san jose's big names have struggled but coach pete deboer feels tonight could be the turning point. >> any team that goes on any kin

members have worked with kanye west, jay-z, some are grammy award winning, but they all agree this would be the highlight of their career. >> really. >> i have been a classical musician for most of my life. to play 1812 as a bridge -- explodes like a dream come true, i live on the other side, i hate this bridge. so why would i not. >> we're collecting different ideas for the music. london bridge falling down. titanic, bridge over troubled waters. >> the band said they have petitioned the state, and they are optimistic given the response they have been getting, but they need permits to go about doing it. i reached out to the committee. and they have not answered my yet. fingers crossd. crossed. >> why do they need a permit. >> it is public safe, can you not perform? they said no, when you have more than 20 or so people you need a permit to perform outside. when you have a large group you need that permit. and also there are explosives nearby. >> wait, they have 200 signatures. >> that is it. >> okay. >> that is the band and their parents. >> a new bridge. >> i need history lesson here, wh