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Announcer 8 00 p. M. Do you know where your children are . Right now on fox 5 news at 10 00 p. M. Hold on, hold on. The audience cannot understand when you are talking over each other. Steve date night turns into fight night. The gop continues insults, with donald trump, marco rubio and ted cruz going at it. Dari there were a lot of knockouts and attempts at it . Thats right, if you were expecting republicans to somehow come together as they were trying to just talk about issues tonight like they all know that they really wanted to do, well, none of that happened and in fact it was just a nigh...

Close to call on both sides in missouri, but thats it. Boy, donald trump dominant in your old home state of floured. Thats true, good day, it is wednesday, march 16th, 2016. Where is marco rubio . Rube owe john zero won one count any florida, miami dade, officially suspended his campaign. We saw this many doing. If you dont win your home state. It is trouble for you, right . And you get crushed in your home state. Well talk politics all morning. First, sue serio, nice and dry roads relatively speaking this morning on the nay. Right. For the first morning this week, and it is only wednesday, no...

Faces combined serious virtuosity with a shambolic attitude and briefly became a sensation in the early '70s. They were a bit too combustible to last, but with "Ooh La La," they managed a sweet send-off of sorts before it all came crashing down for the quintet. What is the song about? Why was there an unusual singer on lead vocal? And how did the group's usual lead singer put a bit of a damper on the release of the album containing the song? Let's find out all about "Ooh La La" and the memorable band that made it.

Faces was a British rock band formed in 1969 from the remnants of the Small Faces, after Steve Marriott left to form Humble Pie. The remaining members, Ronnie Lane (bass guitar), Ian McLagan (keyboards), and Kenney Jones (drums), were joined by two former members of the Jeff Beck Group: Ronnie Wood (guitar) and Rod Stewart

At 66, the Modfather may have mellowed, but he’s lost none of his cool. Paul Weller reveals how he beat his demons, found a new sound – and why he’s still angry with the establishment