have a good day but before you go michelle, a new little ditty by jagger? >> yes. i can't wait to hear it. >>> two new songs from jagger in response to the current political climate, he claims. ♪[ music ] mick jagger says: he started writing the songs in apr >> one song is called, got to get a grip. and the other is england lost. he started writing them in april. and he wanted to release them quickly so the message didn't get lost. >>> stephen colbert is working on a new series teaming up with showtime to produce antenna mated series about president trump. >> thank you for joining us, mr. cartoon president. >> i plead "the fifth." [ laughter ] >> this isn't a trial. and i haven't asked you anything. >> just practicing. >> the character has made several appearances on "the late show." the new series will be a comedy about the president and his family in the white house. there will be ten 30-minute episodes. showtime says it will be swift to keep up with current events. >>> hugh lou is abouthulu improving its line-up. users will be able to watch shows any day of the

film performance starring mick jagger the performers is a new play co-written by dean cavern the author of trainspotting in welsh the plays erected by mick more around the star of lock stock and two smoking barrels and the harry potter films he joins me now nic welcome to going underground to tell me about the new play the performance when you start it's as you probably know it's written by a and then cabinet and i think it's just sort of. a modern day waiting for god oh really the pair of them came up with this absolutely brilliant premise which is the nine hundred sixty nine don't know camel film performance people may know the stars james fox and mick jagger dom kind of had this idea of using real villains it was part of this new wave of british cinema and so he he reached out into the underworld to get. as many connections with with real life gangsters and chaps easy as he could. and quite good friends with james fox he plays this devlin the gangs the character in performances directed him in the kid in the movies i made and and i heard all sorts of fantastic stories about how james

. >> reporter: in mick jagger's hbo show "vinyl."if the 1984 on broadway is a bit of a departure for her. so this is your broadway debut? >> this is, yes. >> reporter: what an intense debut. >> it is an intense debut, but i wouldn't want it any other way. >> sunday afternoon. at 15 get the train. >> reporter: the character julia is the ambiguous love interest who's either betraying the regime or betraying her lover. we're never quite sure which. >> no love except love of big brother. no loyalty except to the party. >> ambiguous. >> ambiguous, yes. as orwell intended. >> is she a collaborator or is she -- >> the question is never answered. i have an answer for myself. >> what do you believe? >> i don't know. it sort of ruins it to give i away. >> tell me afterwards. >> reporter: the production comes at a moment when new york theater is a political hotbed. >> vice president-elect pence, we welcome you and we -- >> reporter: last year the incoming vice president got an earful during the curtain call at "hamilton." >> we are the diverse

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joining us today is sean stone to talk about this interview he did with jagger wow that's some pretty. radically interesting concepts the bringing up there i've never quite heard about that kind of idea of getting rid of birthright citizenship from you know i mean i heard i'm like the far right you know but i haven't really heard it from you know a professor at northwestern university are saying this is an interesting concept you know how you know where is she kind of getting this and what is what is the benefits that she was seeing that would come from something like. right and so you know obviously she synthesizing what we in the fold if you will get better context but she said the sizing essentially it's like a mixture of socialism even some communist ideology with libertarian ideology a lot of some anarky and argues the ology all being synthesized but within the concept context of keeping nation states but ultimately the idea of moving towards this concept of a citizenship of the world right that old you know i'm a citizen of the world and i'm not just here to belong to a nation a

jagger who like most of men who recently became a dad turned 74 years old today.to accommodate their age. start me up is now help me up. brown sugar is now brown splenda, and get off my cloud is get off my lawn. we should blow out the candles. this is the "topical storm." congratulations are in order for a 1-year-ol 1-year-old wiener ds alamitos, california. the other dogs thought they had a shot. he ran the quickest 50 yard dash in the history of the event. assuming he passes the post-race drug test he's off to new york where he will test his texting skills? the anthony weiner dog races. i think it's a nice story about a dog track that doesn't require me to he. topic 2. former president bill clinton and author james patter only are trying to get the book they authored turned into a movie. it's called "the missing president. quits was originally suppose to be based on hillary it was going to be titled the missing emails. but the publisher decided against it because thee lost the ending. and they didn't like the ending where the president faints, and her head hits

i like mick jagger getting into it.man who fled with the rest of the band to the south of france to avoid high tax rates in britain in the late 60s early 70s. >> what was really surprising is amazon is down. amazon prime had 60% more sales year over year and i fell victim to that. one of the things i got was dealing with people you can't stand. i got this for you. maria: i don't need it but i know someone who does. people you can't stand. dagen: we are going to give that to anthony scaramucci, the trump mouth watch. >> amazon prime sales. >> trump mouthwash. dagen: not a photoshop. maria: paul ryan is with us this morning. we went to washington, did an interview with him late yesterday. medical ethics and health policy chair doctor emmanuel is with us and ceo of overstock.com will update us on where retail is. our top story breaking news, the healthcare bill has failed. adam shapiro on capitol hill with the latest. it was a late night. >> for republicans you get no satisfaction, democrats saying you get what you need an

mick jagger, eric clapton. they are getting it done. making money, more money in their 70's than in their prime. night, still getting it done, wonderful. 2005-2009.o this is when many local communities start thinking, oh my gosh, what will happen? because now the older residents are outnumbering the children. especially in the suburbs. they were built for families and for children and now the children are becoming older adults and what should we do? should we continue to fund schools and youth services, or should we switch allocations more toward older people? so this is called the silver soon on me -- tsunami. boomers, the oldest turning 60 years old, this is an entry point into sonority. but it is clear that this generation is different from other groups of seniors before in history. we had productive aging or successful aging, now these concepts of creative aging and successful aging emerge in the be known, it used to in the postwar years people would have a midlife crisis when they hit 50's or 60's. agingis positive look at displace

. >> mick jagger school of foreign policy. >> of course.ations. >> you have a jagger wing, right? >> we do. >> yes, sir michael jagger. >> thank you to you all. if you listen to the conversation all morning, perhaps the past few months, but it's crystallizing. this white house, nothing can happen. it's impossible for anything to function productively until the president stops tweeting. because every conversation and even about like a strategic vision with russia or china or north korea, every one ends with the problem is the president tweets. the problem is they'll get undermined by a tweet. the problem is every step of the way the president shoots himself, his administration, and his foreign policy in the foot by a tweet. >> by the way, if you send henry kissinger to russia, and when he's flying back if there's anything critical side of the president, then before henry kissinger lands in the united states, he's been attacked by donald trump? >> yes, and you wonder why with the decades of experience they have, why they would take the risk o

eric clapton, jagger, these people are getting it done. they're making more money in their 60's and 70's a lot of them than they were in their prime if you will. 69, still getting it done. it was wonderful. all right. we're up to the latter years, 2005 to 2009. this is where many local communities start thinking oh, my gosh what's going to happen here? because now the older residents are out numbering the children, especially in the suburbs. they were built for families and raising children. well, now those children are becoming older adults. what shall we do? should we continue to fund schools and youth services or should we switch our allocation more toward older people? so this is called the silver tsunami. another milestone, january 1, 2006, the oldest boomers turned 60. this has always been the historical entry point into seniority. but it is clear that this generation is really different than any other group of seniors before in history. we had productive aging or successful aging. now the concepts of creative aging and successful ag

sir jagger celebrating a birthday, turning 74 years old. and he still has it.s we take a live look over walnut creek. today is the day to get out there and do your thing. tomorrow it is warmer and keeps ongoing through the weekend. one of my favorite songs. thanks so much for joining us this morning on a gorgeous wednesday. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk more about the weather. not jagger. >> hopefully he was watching that so he got the birthday greeting. >> i hope so. >> we have a lot of fog this morning. it doesn't look like it will be a hot day with all of the fog. but today will be warmer than yesterday. here is the headline. warming trend begins for today. partly sunny skies later this afternoon. highs will eventually be nothing too extreme yet. low 60s to the lower 90s. we have showers and thunderstorms pop up out to the east yesterday, out toward the sierra, out toward nevada. we have a solid blanket of fog out towards san rafael, san francisco, oakland, down to hayward as well. current numbers showing you 50s in san

this mick jagger t-shirt? >> i don't know what's going on.no idea. >> stephen: were you excited? did you enjoy this? or did you say, mom, do i have to do this again? >> i wanted to go back to sports day. >> stephen: you played sports? yeah, i love games a lot. >> stephen: okay. anything i can win. >> stephen: well, what are you good at? what can you win? oh, hell, yeah! >> oh, no. i stopped training, so this is a bad idea. >> stephen: you kick as in this movie. one -- >> oh, gosh, don't handcuff me. >> stephen: -- two -- you cheated! >> did i? >> stephen: do you start on two in england? i'll cough on you. there you go. sorry. i beat a girl! i beat a girl! >> that's what it's about, right? >> stephen: i'm really looking forward to this movie, valerian and the movie of a thousand planets and not just because you're kicking as. amazing, unbelievable hero. >> cinematic, exactly. >> stephen: i've seen clips and the trailer. did you spend time with people not wearing ping-pong balls? >> it was about 90% blue screen. there were very little sets. the

mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart. all famous, all rich, and all men.ears, 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. ♪ we are young ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises no demands >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would 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 brains. >> you would think that 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. ♪ see the people walking down the streets >> unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-goes write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see

going back to mick jagger falling apart and that is, i'm sorry, i should have change this.this statement here is a restatement that simply saying the heart rate is decreasing the slope of minus one quarter that is this. it turns out the lifespan, how long you live increases approximately with plus one quarter. it increases the slope and plotted lifespan would be plus one quarter. if you multiply those together the increasing of lifespan is exactly canceled by the decrease of the heart rate. they exactly canceled. if you multiply heart rate by lifespan there is no dependence any longer on size. it's the same for everybody whether you are a little mouse or a big elephant or a whale and what is lifespan times heart rate. you have this amazing result that even though the little things don't live very long and big things -- these things go boom, boom, boom. they all have the same number of heartbeats. what is the origin of all of this? i worked with some wonderful biological colleagues to ask what is this that transcends evolved design. all of these organisms have evolved design

mick jagger did the and u2 have tweeted her saying good luck! tournament yesterday. a big match against sam querrey. we thought he would win, but he was clearly injured, struggling with a hip injury. sam querrey simply played the match of his life. the american came from two sets to one down. he is through to his first of the grand slam semi—final. look, i was obviously in good enough shape to give myself a chance. i almost managed to get through the day. any slam, i would have taken that compared to how i felt a few weeks ago and how i started. it isa it is a bit like an episode of casualty. also hampered by injury was the second seed, novak djokovic. his wimbledon ended with a whimper, he was forced to retire with an elbow injury against thomas berdych. the two—time champion said he'd been struggling with the problem for over a year but yesterday was his worst day. it means berdych will play the seven time wimbledon champion roger federer next. and with murray, djokovic and nadal all now out of the tournament, federer is the favourite to win t