i love mick jagger. >> seth: yeah. >> i grew up with mick jagger.ears older than i am. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah. you got to let that go. yeah. >> he's cool. >> seth: but so you -- it seems like, because i will say, that was very good. [ light laughter ] it seems like you own it, and you don't -- do you correct people or do you let them have that moment and say they met mick jagger? >> better yet. once i was someplace -- it was in italy, and i went to the toilet and i heard the kitchen going -- "mick jagger. mick jagger." and i get so scared that they'd come out and ask me for an autograph or something. i was -- i didn't know whether i could say, "no i'm not him." or i just do it and hope i get out before they really ask me to dance or sing, you know. >> seth: yeah. the best would be if you were in italy and you faked it and they immediately looked were like, "he's no mick jagger." [ laughter ] >> that's another story. >> seth: congratulations. good luck at the oscars. it was -- it's just such a fantastic film and it's so great to have you. t

. >> okay, let's get serious. ( laughs ) >> kroft: ed found mick jagger candid, and funny. >> bradleyd with the band for so many years-- sex, drugs, and rock n' roll, is-- you're beyond that? >> mick jagger: some of that's still in there, i think. ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> kroft: bob dylan was something else. >> bradley: you know, bob dylan hadn't done a television interview in, i guess, almost 20 years. i read somewhere that you wrote "blowin' in the wind" in ten minutes. is that right? >> bob dylan: probably. >> bradley: sometimes you'd ask a question and he'd say "yep." >> dylan: yeah. >> bradley: uh-huh. >> dylan: um-hmm. >> bradley: you know, you want to say "come on bob, give it up, give it up." >> dylan: uh-uh. >> wallace: do you know something? >> kroft: mike wallace, of course, was the very model of the hard-nosed reporter asking point-blank questions. >> wallace: who wants to kill you? you don't care about money. truly now. when you boil it down to low gravy, it's quite apparent that something was going on there. >> kroft: there was his famous encounter during the iranian hostage cr

has said his latest music is inspired by the anxiety of bragg's and their ego make jagger and the song england last she sings i went to find him when it wasn't there i think i lost it in the back of my chair. wow. elton john is another big brags that opponent he's back in the news today for a very different reason i mean some really was coming out about it in john tell us what they have what nothing is certain yet but it does very much look like he may be announcing has we're tyrant today that's what the daily mail is reporting now john himself only says he's made a decision about where his future lies is published and says he's going to be making a big announcement at an event in london this evening we're keeping an eye on those maybe that's what it is maybe he's running for office we just have to wait and see he got imagine he would tell you david leavitt's michael today thank you very much john rita. now friends are sometimes described as reserved and quiet and statistics show that in the dark winter months a significant proportion of its population for them to depression and that's

rock n roll legends make jagger and keith richards also turn seventy five this year . they founded the legendary rolling stones in one thousand nine hundred sixty two . a talent composer ennio morricone will be ninety this year his film music helped earn spaghetti westerns like once upon a time in the west and a fistful of dollars into classics morricone has composed film scores for over five hundred films and is still going strong. so there we have it a lot of joyful events coming up this year including a royal wedding which will surely be a welcome to the economy in rex it lent. experts estimate prince harry's upcoming wedding to meghan markle could boost the british economy to the tune of five hundred fifty million euros. royal merchandise is already filling the shops in the town of windsor. marion megane will tie the knot at windsor castle on may nineteenth. the small town southwest of london is braced for a flood of visitors it normally attracts around seven and a half million tourists a year. in many countries young carol singers go from house to house so this ti

. >> reporter: jim jagger is a meteorologist from the cbs station in memphis on vacation in hawaii huddledhis family in a closet. >> so, we were trying to figure out the best thing to do and just using tornado safety rules i know you go down to place where there's no window a small room and bunker down. >> reporter: 38 minutes after the warning went out, a second alert said it was a false alarm and no missile was incoming. messages flashed on highway signs telling drivers there was no danger. hawaii's governor said a human error caused this mistake. >> it was a procedure that occurred that the change of shift where they go through to make sure that the system is working and an employee pushed the wrong button. >> reporter: the chairman of the fcc tweeted the agency is launching a full investigation into the false emergency alert that was sent to residents of hawaii. this incident comes as tension remains high between the u.s. and north korea. north korean president kim jong un claims to have ballistic missiles capable of reaching hawaii and the continental u.s. lora podesta for cbs3 "eyewi

saudi women lost no time in flocking to jagger's famous lemoore to take the wheel at the kingdom's first auto show specifically aimed at women. after my microphone was being interested in cars but we didn't have the ability to drive and now i'm very interested in buying a car but i would like the payments and prices to not be very high in. saudi arabia is the only country with a ban on women drivers the lifting of the ban later this year is being held up as signaling a new progressive trend in the deeply conservative muslim kingdom that. it's known that women of the largest section who shop in miles this whole model is run by women anyway that's firstly secondly all the cashiers are women everyone in the restaurants are women. the idea is to make everything in the car exhibition run by women for. the jet exhibition focused on fuel efficient cars and provided a team of sales women to help this burgeoning customer base choose the right model . let's get more on this from a saudi human rights activist daria t.v. welcome to you saudi man now allow saudi women to drive by their own cars and g

so i think that was positive and i quoted mick jagger on the floor the other day.ou want but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. >> we're for any mick jagger quote on this show. senator, it's willie geist. you said? a tweet among other things with the shutdown coming to an end now we can "permanently address daca." what does that mean to you to permanently address daca? there are a lot of democrats who are suspect of the motives of leader mcconnell and don't believe there will be a deal that protects daca recipients. would you be willing to vote for a bill that exchanges protection for daca recipients in exchange for border security? >> i think that's what the bill will finally end up with, both border security, a limitation on additional illegal immigration and security for the daca people who know nothing but the united states. we need work force, we need their talents, this is a positive thing for our country and i think we need to get past the issue. if we can do a combination of those where we can answer with one of the president's

. >> anthony: you're going to be like mick jagger, you know, 50 years from now, singing "satisfactionfrom it, man, this is so good. this is a classic. but even now, with all his success, garcia is still fighting a struggle most mexicans are all too familiar with. >> eduardo: what happened that day, happens every day. and the promise always is, "we're going to shut you down. you don't know who i am," and for me, i'd rather close my restaurant than live like that. if you close my restaurant, i will go across the street. i will go to another state, or i will go to another country. and i still will make a good restaurant. i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...sear

mnuchin: the only way i can describe this is like showing up to a rolling stone concert with mick jagger. the moment i saw that, i knew he was going to win. the more i traveled with him, the more convinced i was. mr. rubenstein: have you been a democrat or republican? sec. mnuchin: i had been a democrat. toad given a lot of money democrats. gave a lot of money to people like you. i did write some checks. mr. rubenstein: most of your friends in the hollywood area were probably liberal democrats. when they heard you were doing this did they ask you what you are doing? sec. mnuchin: yes. mr. rubenstein: have they tried to get favors from you since? sec. mnuchin: not favors but i would say even a lot of people who were skeptical have come around seeing the economic plan and seeing what this has done to the economy and the markets. mr. rubenstein: he was elected president. did you think he was going to win at the end? sec. mnuchin: i was 100% convinced. even in the end when we were seeing the florida poll numbers, i was telling people that the numbers were not right. mr. rubenstein: he called

s loyal to fudge mori well the human rights lawyer jagger c.s.i. and explained why the protest as silently. this president has been announced by government wait to bring reconciliation to the country but i truly was the kind of exchange where i vote in congress to stop any pietschmann that wasn't going against the president. but anyway what is happening is that really. that the american congress are always not the exception and the society has achieved a lot of the democratic values and none then the big things of big human rights violations rights and rights but are aeration the right that the person knows that the response all of the abuses accept their responsibility so after our process casts the respect that all the current these all are due process rules as to which if we did what he was convicted because of serious human rights violation. crimes against humanity is this kind of pardoning which there is not any kind of. step toward a consolation by the same would you more reverberations got no aid to the victims is a thing that has fused. and

the only way i can describe this is it was like showing up with mick jagger to a rolling stones concert the minute i saw that, i knew he was going to absolutely win and be president. the more i traveled with him, the more convinced i was that he had hit on something. mr. rubenstein: had you been a democrat or republican? sec. mnuchin: absolutely a republican. i gave money to a bunch of democrats, as you can appreciate, people like you would call me up and asked me for favors. not you, i might add, but people like you. [laughter] sec. mnuchin: i did write some checks, but i have always been a republican. mr. rubenstein: most of your friends in hollywood probably were liberal democrats. when they heard you were doing this, did they say, what are you doing? sec. mnuchin: yes. [laughter] mr. rubenstein: have they come to try to get favors from you since then or do they leave you alone? sec. mnuchin: they have not tried to get favors, but i would say even a lot of people who were skeptical have come around, seeing the economic plan and seeing what this has done to the economy and the markets

ayman jaggers is a of the the white house with all the information. >> reporter: they are trying to get steve bannon on camera to answer a mystery, did he answer questions of the house intelligence committee or not? we know he was there, arrived earlier this morning there are reports he was asked by the white house to not answer questions pertaining to the white house. of course, the most interesting questions that the intelligence committee will have for steve bannon relate to the white house. the question is, did he or did he not answer those questions. later on this afternoon, the white house put out a statement not exactly denying that they asked bannon not to talk and sarah huckabee sanders, the white house press secretary, was asked about why the white house wouldn't want steve bannon to talk, even though she would not specifically say that they asked him not to talk. here's how sarah huckabee sanders answered that question. >> that's something that i would refer to attorneys on that matter, and specifically steve bannon's attorneys look we have been completely cooperative through

joining us to tell us all about it, vic jagger 102.3. >> hello. i am very excited about this art installation. basically it's noma art parks. they have two major installations they are going to put under the underpass, okay. so, l street northeast is going to get light weave. light weave will be located in the l street underpass -- >> there in the street. >> yes. that's rain. rain is coming to m street. that's the second one, and rain will actually twinkle when your car is driving under there and it's going to look like a rainstorm. >> really? >> it's going to be so great. i cannot wait for it. and of course, light weave will have l.e.d. lights that will appear to be floating from the screen. make sure you look out for that. it will be completed in april. and bump into the guy driving in front of you. >> no, you'll be like, is it raining? >> actually does sound like a pretty cool thing. now we just got finished talking about how the weather is changing. looks like it's going to be in 60s hopefully in a couple of days here. people are now taking th

flag and another big name british artist mick jagger has said that his latest music is inspired by the anxiety of bragg's that elton john another big brags an opponent he's also been making headlines today i don't know if you've been hearing about this i have been hearing about this why don't you tell us about it in the thirty seconds we have left who all this sort of it is he pulled off a pretty cheeky p.r. gag the whole world thought he was going to announce his retirement big live streamed event in the end he said he's not going to retire but he's going on another world tour for three years. so not exactly what i'd call retirement actually quite the opposite it's a very good retirement very clever trick that i was and john we thank you david levitz thank you as well thank you as well as how about secure up to date about golf we'll have all the top of the hour of the day. the be. the be. the be . the be. the be. the bottom of the bottom the bottom. the be. the be. the be. the be the world's most powerful intelligence agencies the borking together on climate research the book end of t

one of my favorite philosophers, mick jagger said you don't always get what you want. but if you try sometime, you might just find you get what you need. and i think that's where we are right now. everybody can't get what they want. but if we work together, if we listen to each other, if we respect each other and if we quit taking the easy way out, we'll get what we need. that's what the people of maine want us to do. mr. tester: senator king, i would just say that i think that's what the whole country wants us to do. and you brought up the point if this body was all one party and they all thought the same it might be easier, but it would be a lot worse. the truth is diversity of thought is important and talking to people, come getting compromise and finding the middle ground is what built this country. it's what built america. and we need to look at those principles and move forward on a bill like this. ten days ago i was at the white house. senator durbin was there. there was about two dozen folks between the house and the senate, both parties. we saw the president m