elton john. thank you steven. he named that tune in just a couple of bars there. >>> beautiful look at the city across the bay bridge. sounds like it will be a bit warm this week. ♪ s week. ♪ >> nice. thanks for joining us here on mornings on 2. ♪ 0 moon day 0 monday, october 23rd, 2017. that was not elton john, was it? >> gray seal. >> thank you, steve. >> any time pam. they put us on the spot sometimes. >> i know they do. the weather will be sunny in warm. in fact, a very warm well, above average. it is so much easier to get temperatures above average than below. the warmest day will be tuesday, but it will be pretty warm into wednesday. if we set records it will be on tuesday, but fog is going straight down the coast. it will continue to do that because there is too much resters stance. there is not too much wind to the north but there is toward fremont and san jose, i have seen 35 to 40 miles per hour. that is the strongest. 40s, 50s, 60s. 49 woodside. >>> los altos, 66. >>> that is pretty warm there. pa

. >> reporter: from elton john to mary j. blige and a look at the famous star that he was finally ready to let the world see. >> he always laughed at himself. that's what people loved. ♪ >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> an iconic moment. he was halfway through producing this documentary by the time of his death last christmas. >> hard to believe he died last christmas, almost a y this week. >> a lot of people will be able to get this introspective look one of the greats. >>> coming up, the sequel to one of the greatest movies of all time. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ >>> actually, a very exciting "insomniac theater

i think, the beatles never overbought anything and elton john. they put it on a record and released it. mayisten now as some cells have never made it on an outdoor if the -- on in our if there were doing good today. it is a healthy thing for music. charlie how many people release two songs and have it be number one? ed: i cannot take credit for that. the label wanted to put out "shape of you" and we put out a both andhe -- put out see who would be the winner. charlie: very different songs. ed: that is what hope sells the album. what else is on the album? divide giving people the , basically, that was the divide, the pop and not exactly acoustic but the different sounds. charlie: i have asked you before, you are first in your mind a songwriter rather than performer. is that balance getting closer? ed: yeah, i think, i have never -- the last time i saw you, i did just don't wembley stadium and i never thought i would baby to do a stadium. now we are doing a tour that is only stadiums. i'd never thought i would become a stadium act. you have to be a

it's a, elton john. for the record, jamie foxx's real name is eric bishop, and vin diesel's is mark vincent. ♪ >> in the late 1970s, bill wagner quits his 9-to-5, changes his name to guillermo granizo, and becomes a full-time artist. did he live and breathe art? >> yes, 100 percent. >> it was serious to him. he had to paint every single day. ♪ >> he would be in the studio from morning to night, and the whole basement was filled with his artwork. he was just prolific. >> what's so special about this art? >> the man first, the colors second. >> joe taylor is the founder of an organization for lovers of ceramic art, the tile heritage foundation. >> no doubt he was inspired by great artists like picasso, but everything that he created was totally original. >> soon enough, the emerging artist is receiving high-profile commissions. by the early '80s, his murals are on display throughout california in napa, monterey, benicia and beyond. >> he always would make six paintings at once. >> incredibly, granizo n

elton john is ending his million dollar piano show at caesar's palace in las vegas. elton has been performing a sh 2 million people have seen him there. tickets go on sale sunday for the final 14 shows, which will take place next april and may. coming up at six - we're folllwoing that breaking news in gaithersburg.. plus - new developments in the murder of a reston teen.. suzanne suz live tease cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. gone theeaking as we air, a police standoff in montgomery county turning deadly . the situation on the ground right now. disgusting.t's she was a sweet little girl. honestly, she was the sweetest thing. i don't understand how someone could do that. autria: f

where i think the actual -- you know, the beatles never thought anything and elton john, they just put stuff on the record and release that, and we listen back to the records and some songs that never made it on an album were people's favorite songs. so getting back to that will be quite a healthy thing for music. >> rose: how many people have two songs both be number one. >> i don't know. that was, like, i can't take credit for that idea. i wanted to release castle on the hill first and the label was put out shape of you and the way we did it is let's stick them both out at once and see which one's the winner. >> rose: who won. they both won in their own ways. >> rose: two very different songs. >> yeah, but i think that's what helped sell the album because you go, right, i've heard these two songs, they're so different, what else is on the album? if they're two of the same songs, you're, like, the album will sound like that. but giving people "divide," that was the divide. there was a pop r&b and not exactly acoustic but the two different sounds. >> rose: when someone buys this album,

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elton john ending his las vegas residency, last performance of the million-dollar piano, at caesars palace will be may 19th, 2018. tickets for final block of performances go on sale october 22nd. earlier this year, 70 year-old had to cancel several shows because of a bacterial infection. >>> have you ever seen him in concert. >> i have not. >> i saw him years ago in kansas city, wow, four hours, he just kept playing. >> four hours. >> one heck of a show >> i would get this contradict in my left shoulder. >> wow, four hours. >> yes. >> that is all jim can play. >> i can play opening to all in the family. >> my goodness. >> oh, my goodness. >> i can. >> that is the jim's bizarre fact of the day. >> there you can. >> the little things. >> i feel like control roomies trying to give me the coup to get to the weather. >> move along here. >> but get to it all right. i have some nice weather news here, so i can understand their eagerness. nice and clear outside. we are seeing more traffic, outside on lancaster avenue in ardmore where, things are still nice and clear, nice and calm, and quite chill

elton john saying that sorry seems to be the hardest word song. she has been all over capitol hill seen that word a lot over the past 48 hours in the facebook coo taking the company's full responsibility for not addressing the new threat of fake ads and fake nudes financed by russia. this is our military and national security sectors. their tracks by a new regulation of a third international cyber attack. this one allowing hackers and data on military weapons but wait until you hear where they still and what country. and coming up larry forbes on whether it's really now time for the u.s. government to intervene and stop letting our own ally with our data. we are less than an hour from the closing bell. we are about to tell you. count on is coming right up. as i mentioned we do have this breaking news we've just got in the afternoon numbers update and the death toll from california's wildfires has been hiked again. twenty-eight people never reported killed as horrific wildfires continue to administer california's wine country. hundreds are still re

. >>> sir elton john will be honored for his philanthropic efforts for fighting hiv and aids. previous awards have gone to archbishop desmond tutu. he calls the award gratifying and humbling. >>> are you a fan of samuel l.jackson. get this he is planning to deliver his wizard and warning to an online class. his class will be available for a one time 90-dollar fee. his class will premier with his thoughts on breaking down a script auditioning and voice and character development, that's one heck of a teacher, huh? you can get into the halloween spirit as the movie of a mysterious mad man plays life and death game with his victim ideal, peaceful suburban community marked for identifications the realities. here's david daniel with a look at what's new in theaters this weekend. >> the truth will set you free. >> reporter: the saw franchise returns to claim more victims and box office bucks with jigsaw. analysts expect the killer thriller to leave no survivors as it slashes it's way to $20 million or more in the opening weekend. >> those men killed mom. >> reporter: dark comedy subu

and they pass these men, they were a gift to the olympic committee from sir elton john. so that's very special. then the guy from the cialis commercial beats on a drum a couple times and finally enter linda the torch lady, you would think they would have propane or lighter fluid or something. she does finally get the torch lit. and the gathering of villains in nonmatching chairs, was pleased. and then skinny pete from breaking bad rushes off with the torch and the olympic magic begins. they really do it up over there. i would like to see that in person. isn't that something? [ applause ] so in other weird sports news, there is a major scandal rourking the world of the iditarod. it turns out some of the dogs in the race are on drugs. dogs belonging to the four-time musher tested positive for a banned substance. officials became suspicious when one of the dogs stood on its hind legs and lifted the sled over its head in celebration. these powerful drugs. opioids. these the same drugs santa uses to make his reindeer fly. dallas said he believed the drugs were given to his do

. >> mostly picking the right elton john strategy. i promise we wouldn't do too much top. but. [laughter] every white house is different. in the obama white house we would generally have one writer will depend on a speech. if i was for a policy speech i would meet the policy team. the speechwriter is the token ignoramus in the process so my job was to not know a lot about the issue and have experts tried to shove information into my head and then i would, after that, do my best to come up with a draft, do research on my own and would go to the speechwriter, john favreau and cody keenan in the second term. from there it would eventually go to the president. for a big speech, state of the union, even the correspondence dinners the president would edit wellin advance of the speech. one of the things i always admired about president obama was that he didn't edit just to edit. if he made a change it was 99 times out of a hundred a good change and if it wasn't he would leave it alone. >> so a big speech deck -- hundreds -- a decent side speech is it weeks of work, hours of work that.

everyone from bruce springsteen to elton john are sharing their condolences after his passing yesterday. reporter michelle pollino takes a look at his life in music.[music playing] >> reporter: 66-year-old rock icon tom petty passed away monday. the legendary singer was rushed to a santa monica hospital after being found unconscious in full cardiac arrest at his malibu home sunday night. he was put on my support until monday afternoon.[music playing] tom petty, along with his band the heartbreakers, had just completed a three day old out run at the famed hollywood bowl. celebrating their 40th anniversary.[music playing]rock and roll hall of fame are had a string of hit -- hall of famer had a string of hit records. selling more than 80 million records worldwide. [music playing]in the late 1980s, he cofounded the supergroup, the traveling wilburys alongside bob dylan, roy orbison, george harrison and jeff led.[music playing]the three-time grammy winner's 13th and final studio album debuted at number one in 2014. and in 2017, the grammys honored him with one of their highest honors. in mus

and not call him "rocket man" the old elton john song, but to say, clearly, "we will not tolerate any attacks on our friends or ourselves." but you should lead with diplomacy. you should lead with the commitment of trying to avoid conflict, however you can. ( applause ) >> stephen: one of the things that you say in the book is that in recovering from this and while writing the book, you leaned heavily on chardonnay. ( laughter ) so i was wondering whether you-- would you care for. ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah, sure. absolutely. well, yeah, yeah, there were a few other things, but this helped. ( laughter ) >> stephen: how did you get out of bed in the morning? because i did not run for president, and i could barely do it. in 2000-- i don't think al gore shaved for a year. how did you-- >> yeah, that wasn't an option for me. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, cheers. thank you so much for being here. ( applause ). >> thank you. >> stephen: the book is "what happened." let's hope it never happens again. available now. hillary rodham clinton, everybody. we'll be right back with emma stone.

and i did this, we told -- i was touring with elton at the time. >> jimmy: elton john. >> he goes i said, this is what we do, give the tickets to the kids in the back. so he gets this the idea. the next show, we look down, there's all these cute guys in the front row. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that makes sense. >> and his show went -- like that. so it's a win-win. >> jimmy: you are very kind, you're going to do a song for us a little bit later on. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: again, thank you so much for being here. it's really, really great. billy joel, everybody! tickets for billy's january 11th show at madison square garden go on sale a week from tomorrow october 22nd. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" in brooklyn brought to you by coke zero sugar. the amazing new iphone 8 is at at&t... and we know you'll love it. because we know you want more. more great camera features and more power. and more than just unlimited data, we give you unlimited plans with hbo included for life. because you deserve more entertainment. and

. >> mostly picking the right elton john analogy. i promised we wouldn't do much topical stuff, but i -- so every white house is different and in the obama white house we generally had one writer hold the pen on a speech. so let's say -- if i was writing a policy speech i would meet with the policy teamed the speech writer is the token ignore ragous and my job would to not know much about the issue and have the experts stuff information into my head, and then i would do my best to come up with a draft, do some research on my , then then second speech writer and from there it would good to the president for a big speech, the state of the union, even the correspondents dinners, the president would edit well in advance of the speech. for a smaller speech he would usually look the night before. one thing i admired about president obama was he decided did just to edit. if he made a change it was 99 sometimes out of 100 a really good change. itself if wasn't he would leave it alone. >> and how long -- a big speech -- well, there's the dish

. >> elton john ending residency atlas vegas last know may 19 of next year. this is second assistant at ceasars red piano from 2004 to 2009. >> a close are look ahead in the "business beat". >> as we head to break on this tuesday morning it's chilly out there this morning. folks, 48 reg app national and that's one of the hot spots. grab a life jacket. mike has the details coming up at 6:15.:15. Ñó; ♪ ♪ stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and strength of a name, and the security of the cross and shield, obstacles... become openings. as we have for more than 75 years, we'll continue to light the way. using our knowledge to create new healthcare solutions giving you the power to shine forward... carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. whirt oak crash out the beltway it's not causing delays and folks doing turn around as police are on the scene tryi traffic flow. details with erin in a moment. chilly forecast this morning. >> chilly start to the day feeling a little wintertime chill in the atmosph

. >> i couldn't decide elton john or some sort of michael jackson thriller. nonetheless, very spirited out here. come on down and join us. 645 florida avenue, northwest. we have free coffee and doughnuts from the treat truck which we'll be handing out after 7:00 this morning. get a selfie. i'll probably be back in my superman cape by the time you get here. it's going to be a fun day today. come on down and -- florida avenue northwest. here on the u we'll be chilly. temperatures into the 40s. you'll need a jacket. probably the full sleeves, i recommend. >> chuck bell. we appreciate you this morning. >>> here are four things to know. an eye-opening report will come out today that parents need to know about. independent auditors will turn over findings from the prince george's county grade tamperi tampering -- >> paul manafort is expected to address his charges in the russia investigation today. manafort and his business associate rick gates were indicted on 12 counts yesterday. the "today" show will have the latest on the investigation and a look at where the s

everyone from bruce springsteen, paul mccartney and elton john shared their condolences after learning of petty's death. fox news' michele paulino looks back at his life and music career. ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: 66-year-old rock icon tom petty passed away monday. the legendary singer was rushed to a santa monica hospital after being found unconscious in full cardiac arrest at his malibu home sunday night. he was put on life support until monday afternoon. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: petty along with his famed band the heartbreakers had just completed a three-day sold-out run at the famed hollywood bowl celebrating the band's 40th anniversary. the rock and roll hall of famer had a string of hit singles with the heartbreakers during the '70s and '80s selling more than 80 million records worldwide. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: in the late 1980s, he cofounded the super group the traveling "wilburys" alongside fellow "a" listers roy orbison and bob dylan. in 2017 the grammys honored him with one of their highest honors a music care person of the year award. some attendees spoke about his lega

." ♪ like a candle in the wind >> reporter: 1986 elton john came out in rolling stone's pages. it was the first time anyone had ever actually asked me and i felt very comfortable about it and i didn't really think about any consequences because it was the truth. and if you're gonna come out and say something like that be it in a great magazine like "rolling stone." >> reporter: two decades later in 1995, wenner himself would come out. through it all, the tangled relationship between wenner and the rolling stones mick jagger. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction >> reporter: how would you describe their love/hate, bonding/anti-bonding relationship over the 50 years of "rolling stone"? >> i would describe it as a volatile partnership. in fact, he launched into why did he call it that? why did he have to call it "rolling stone." >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, new york. >> and "sticky fingers" is out on tuesday. we'll go over to rob hanging out in the bridal section. what's up, rob? >> the bridal boutique, michael. this is where you and every other ma

(nat)sir elton john is getting an award -- and it's not another grammy, tony, or oscar. the music legend and aids activist is this year's recipient of harvard university's peter j. gomes humanitarian award. he'll deliver a lecture at harvard november sixth, as part of the awards ceremony. "when you're at home preparing, you break down what he's trying to convey -- to the person he's speaking to, and to the audience."take an acting class from samuel l. jackson! he's the latest ceelb to work with online education site master-class. jackson will offer his thoughts on breaking down a script, auditioning, voice and character development, and other advice from his 45-year career. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)we're halfway through the week and temps will gradually start to come down. we're looking at clear skies this morning with widespread 50s and 60s, once again. afternoon highs will still be above normal for october. expect upper 80s and low 9

neil: "rocket man," i don't think elton john -- jack otter, with "barron's." we're awaiting a white house briefing. more about manafort that appears before a judge next 45 minutes. we have a busy news day, folks. a lot chased by rumors. bloomberg that says corporate tax may be phased in five years. i don't know why that is a jolt. ronald reagan's were phased in number of years. jfk can, same thing. just talk of that, homebuilders saying we don't like this is adding up. people are pouncing on an excuse to sell. you know the drill, almost every time that happens, buyers come in. so i read in barron's. more after this. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay fo

the headline on the pole is "no one asked elton john how he felt." saying thatoll trump and kim jong-un exchanged insults last month. up thecans eight rhetoric. that contrasted with the views that democrats and independents had which found the language -- calling kim jong-un "rocket man" and appropriate for resident. democrats, 30% said it was in a group it. democrats, 13% said it was appropriate. kim jong-un responding, calling rd, and pretty much everyone agreed it was inappropriate for him to call the president a dotard. welcome to james. when kim jong-un dotard, heer 45 a was right. all of the need to go, they do. they like the money. but they forget that hey, where are we? where do we govern? and number 45, whoever never call president, is screwing it a hellit is going to get of a lot worse. and i feel sorry for when the time comes because it will be black and brown against whites and it won't be pretty. host: the poll we are talking about is the pew research poll. they write that republicans are divided over the issue of economic fairness. repu