you don't want to go the mick jagger route. mick jagger met luciana in brazil, got pregnant. >> i feel like justin has a plan b.

. >> country's king of collaborations is sharing writing credit with some other big names, like mick jagger, and even the late johnny cash. >> this is an incredible story about how you got the johnny cash song that's on your album. >> it's bizarre. john has decided to dig up a lot of these songs that were unfished by his father and he said if you want to finish this and turn this into a song i think my dad would approve of where you would go with that. i did that. >> also on the album, two songs with grammy award winner timbalan. ♪ >> who's produced records for beyonce and justin timberlake. >> i think i'm about to rock his world he hasn't experienced how i write. i have a full whiskey bar. he and his posse were like, this is nuts. >> love that brad paisley. >>> well, make sure you check next on kron-4 news at eight: the party is over...now the cleanup begins. a massive celebration of 4-20 in the park. what the city did to change this year's event an east bay couple arrested. a disturbing plot revealed. the alleged plan to kill their 11-month old baby. i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moo

i'll say to them, ," can i get out of work to go to mick jagger's daughter's wedding." "no! you can't get out of work to do that." >> stephen: what a hard life you have. >> my wife will say, "nobody feels sorry for you alec." >> stephen: nobody should feel sorry for you. you have a lovely wife. you have a brand new daughter or son? >> we have our son, leo, who was in the room just now, and we had to change his diaper, and we were afraid somebody was going to walk in and go, "oh, alec, what happened in here?" it was the baby. >> stephen: oh, sure. not only the new baby, but also you have one of the greatest careers of all time, which is-- >> a silly thing we're doing now. >> stephen: exactly, right now. when i saw your donald trump for the first time. ( cheers and applause ) i think, like a lot of people, i think like a lot of people. >> when saw your trump i went, "oh, thank god. somebody has cracked that nut." do you like doing it? >> it's amazing. i think more than anything it's kind of eerie, actually, more than anything i have ever done, people come up to me and say some

i got it -- i went into -- [ laughter ] i started with michael caine and then i went into mick jagger. [ laughter ] it happens sometimes. you know? yeah, when i'm having fun, yeah, but -- michael caine. he talk -- he talks like this. and he talks and he goes, "i got --" no. that's mick jagger. >> well, he started out real cottony. >> jimmy: yeah, he did. >> when he was a young man, he spoke with a really strong cottony accent. but then he got in his first movie, which was a a picture called, "zulu." which they hired him to play an upper crust. you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and from then on he was starting to learn how to talk regular. >> jimmy: yeah, but now everyone -- [ laughter ] but now everyone wants him to go back to the old michael caine voice. >> well -- >> jimmy: because they go, this is my impression of michael caine and that's what i thought he would sound like. [ light laughter ] >> it would help for people to know who they're listening to. >> jimmy: exactly. and you have alan arkin. >> yeah. >> jimmy: as well. >> yeah. alan. >> jimmy: man, he's funny, man. he's awesome. an

and collaborations is sharing writing credit with some other big names, like mick jagger, and even the late johnny cash. >> this is an incredible story about how you got the johnny cash song that's on your album. >> it's bizarre. but his son john carter carsh i a good friend of mine, and he decided to dig up a lot of these songs that were infinished by his father, and he said, if you want to finish this and turn this into a song, i think my dad would approve of that. >> also on the album, two songs with grammy award winner timbaland, who has produced records for beyonce and justin timberlake. >> i think i rocked his world, because he's never experienced the way i record. i have a full whiskey bar. that costs more than the recording session. they drank me out of house and home. >> priorities. >> he and his posse, they were -- this is nuts. my liquor bill was crazy. well, make sure you check out his facebook page tomorrow, because he's going to debut all of us want to make a difference. as veterans, we committed to protect our country. those experiences shaped our lives, even if it isn't

he was doing mick jagger he was doing all this. he was great. >> is he really that talented. >> i think -- you know what, good maybe. >> my 16-year-old thinks so. >> exactly. isn't that a 16-year-old thing. [ laughter ] >> movie will do very well. >> who? >> i was really impressed and he's got a new song out which is fabulous. new album. i'm a harry styles fan. >> you're on board. >> i'm on board. >> not that i'm a direction epps er but i'm on board. >> i didn't know that was term. >> we're back heree >>> a very good morning happening on "good day philadelphia" an elderly war veteran robbed in broad daylight what the man did that led the suspect to his doorstep. >>> an arrest ted for sexually assaulting a teen, soccer coach behind bars, there are new accusations he is facing. >>> a mass of bikers on the vine street expressway they broke the law this morning, we now know why, and they dit. >>> count down to the draft is on just two more days. there is some traffic problems we will let you know about that but there is excitement on t

he was doing mick jagger he was doing all this. he was great. >> is he really that talented. >> i think -- you know what, good maybe. >> my 16-year-old thinks so. >> exactly. isn't that a 16-year-old thing. [ laughter ] >> movie will do very well. >> who? >> i was really impressed and he's got a new song out which is fabulous. new album. i'm a harry styles fan. >> you're on board. >> i'm on board. >> not that i'm a direction epps er but i'm on board. >> i didn't know that was term. >> we're back here at per am for "good day philadelphia". sue serio, bob kelly. harvey: rough weekend for president trump, taking shots from bill clinton and space. >> they were interviewing the people that are in the space station. they explained to him how they're turning their urine into drinking water. >> and it's really not as bad as it sounds. >> i don't want that to be the response. it's not that bad. i need something a little stronger, like it's great. >> we got kendrick lamar. >> we did? >> new album out. "damn." lebron james got a copy early. w

. >> did you see that. >> i didn't see the mick jagger. i saw the musical performances but didn't see the mick jagger. >> you liked the music. >> many uh-huh. >> it's a different ground. >> it's all right. i liked the stripped down version of it yeah, for sure. >> all right. >> i feel very mellow after hearing that song. >> it was very chill. >> yeah. >> okay. >> rainy day music. >> all right. >> 10:10 is the time. when it comes to picking if your facebook profile pic or one for dating site you shouldn't do it yourself. according to a new study the photos wie we pick for ourselves for our social media profiles don't put us in the best light. the study suggests you're better off asking a chinese. the findings contradict research that shows people tend to portray themselves more favorablely than others. >> yeah. >> a stranger though. >> i would think you would pick the best picture of yourself but -- >> how you feel is your best shot. >> yeah, the picture you like. >> i think this is a business waiting to happen. somebody willing to take mon

when the chorus came, mick jagger, he sings on the song. so first they share the line and then there's a line where they split into harmony, right, and so carly simon sings i bet you think this song is about you don't you and my mother started singing mick jagger >> don't you, don't you. >> right then i realized that two notes sung together like that create harmony and that creates a cord and so from that moment on, every song i heard, i was searching for harmony. >> and you said, i want to do that. >> it was -- i started listening to music, not just hearing it. >> when you talk to all the moms, virginia, every mother seems to have a story look that. you saw a lot of similarities with their mothers and their kids like it was unstoppable. >> they were tuned in in a different way. they heard sounds that -- dre heard the '70s music and he heard every instrument and every tone. and then he -- you know, what he did later was just put them all together. take them apart. >> was there an age. >> always consistently, write this down, 12 to 13. they

. >> that great english fills on o-- philosopher, mick jagger said, you can't always get what you want. you get what you need. reporter: that is -- they might be willing to vote for this bill, even though it is not precisely repeal and replace obamacare the way they defined it on the campaign trail. this is a little bit better. lou: accepting it or not we'll hear a lot in next 24 hours about the direction of the concluding hours of the 100 days. it is orb arbtrary, and pure nonsense. it seems that the president himself is comfortable with where he is right now with his agenda, he is projecting it seems to me, the knowledge that the pressure is on paul ryan, the speaker to deliver his conference on the president's agenda. it looks to me like we've seen a dramatic change in demeanor, and standing if you will, in washington d.c. and the republican party? >> it seems as though the president, is really pushing this. we heard late last night, that there could be a push to go to the rules committee, the gateway to house floor, you know a bill is comes on healthcare today. that will be remain

. ♪ ♪ >>> david bowie, mick jagger, billy joel, rod stewart, all famous, all rich, and all men. rock 'n roll has been pretty much dominated by men until the last few years. >> hot, very hot. three albums in the past three years, all million sellers. and the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough, and very sexy. ♪ >> it appears to me that on stage is what i picture a modern woman to be. someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time. has a lot of strength and conviction. and can look good and still have a brain. >> you would think in the era of music becoming a visual form, more than ever, that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. unlike earlier girl groups, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, not just singing backup or just standing in some cool outfit in front of a band. like, they were the band. ♪

jagger; cher and gregg allman; johnny cash; the jacksons; steve jobs in 1984, the year he launched the macintosh computer. >> seeff: so we're sitting on the floor, then we started to talk about creativity, and he said, "oh, i want to show you something." and he sort of jumps up, and he runs out. and he comes back. and he plops down into this lotus position with the mac. no one's seen it. >> logan: you'd never seen one? >> seeff: no, i didn't-- i didn't even know they existed. >> logan: his picture became the cover of "time" magazine in 2011, when steve jobs died. there's something distinct about a norman seeff photograph, but in his film, there's also a story. >> seeff: john, john. >> logan: this one with john travolta, at age 22. >> seeff: shake your head, look this way. >> logan: the year before the movie "saturday night fever" came out. >> seeff: he's telling me, "you know, i'm-- i'm doing a movie." and i said, "oh, you're doing a movie." he said, "yeah, and-- and i'm going to be dancing." and i said, "yeah, you're going to be dancing?" he says, "yeah, what do you think about this p

jagger generation. that will be key to get them to move just as much as their younger counterparts. jesper: look, japan is not a high growth economy, and that is dictated by the demographics. there is no question about it. the point is for investors, the fact that japan has underlying economic growth rate of 1%, how do you play that? does that mean there will be earnings growth, stuck at 1%? no, because there is bifurcation. look at the retail. the exciting factors are the new industries starting to come through catering to the younger generation, and that is where super earning is possible. 1%, super earnings growth, what kind of earnings are you talking about with small and large companies? we see either the low teens or the topics. jesper: you are looking at earnings growth with between 20% and 25% driven by the fact that the small to medium-sized companies are taking market share in the domestic economy because they are more innovative, faster than the big, classic giants like the standard departmen

mick jagger has a song we wrote and recorded together. >> wow. >> john fogerty. we say a very important statement on a song, the title track "love and war." timberland produced a couple of these which was culture shock for both he and i. >> i bet. something for everybody. >> it was a lot of fun. >> let's hear one right now. brad paisley with "today." >> yes. ♪ ♪ when i am sitting in traffic some afternoon or bored to death in some waiting room ♪ ♪ i am gonna close my eyes and picture you today ♪ ♪ and it just keeps falling and so do i ♪ ♪ i am feeling like the luckiest man alive today ♪ ♪ and i don't know about tomorrow right now the whole world feels right ♪ ♪ and the memory of a day like today can get you through the rest of your life ♪ ♪ i know it won't always be like this life can change as quick as a kiss ♪ ♪ it's not over yet and i already miss today ♪ ♪ and i don't know about tomorrow right now the whole world feels right ♪ ♪ and the memory of a day like today can get you through the rest of your life ♪ ♪ and as