. >> my name's jock taylor.inherited a wooden trunk full of family heirlooms going back more than a century. now i'm told i could pocket a small fortune. >> i meet jock, a 60-year-old electrical engineer, at his home here in tucson. >> hi, i'm jamie. >> i'm jock. >> i heard you have something very unusual from your great-great grandfather. >> i certainly do. come on in. >> jock shows me that inheritance -- an old trunk that's been passed down through the family for more than a century. >> the trunk contained the family bible, a very ornate saddle blanket, a pair of old jeans -- >> jeans? who keeps jeans? >> they've been in the trunk for so long, i don't think that my mother really knew what else to do with them. >> according to family lore, all the items in the trunk, including the jeans, once belonged to this man, jock's great-great grandfather, solomon warner, one of tucson's original pioneers. >> very distinguished. >> old solomon's story, and the story of those dungarees, begins far from tucson in upstate ne

jock jock shout it out. so people now in raining when disney get champions by munich have not been living up some high expectations this season 2 defeats in a row less than in just 7th place but a visit from struggling a vet at the time and that's just what the doctor ordered. but the referee told braman captains have fun that might have been a little too optimistic seen a veteran had lost the last 20 league matches against i visit his braman did have some fun at one point though especially resits who opened the scoring for the underdogs in the 24th minute i the youngster from kosovo making jerome poets hang look all and better bring the league inspire. it took a while but the home side struck back mightily shortly before the break i really take a genial 1st pulling the sides level and then turning provided for of 11 duff's case i see one for by and by and it was crystal clear who was having fun now i and who wasn't. and biron kept me going after the restart chips in a 2nd of the day to increase munich's lea

the veteran radio and television host was a pioneer of the radio shock jock format as controversial as he was colorful kathy park has more on his long career. >> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. >> reporter: don imus was a fixture on the air waves starting in radio where he became the modern day shock jock and later transitioning to tv. his sharp tongue and signature cowboy hat drove up the ratings and dozens of stations syndicated his popularlk show g. msnbc bega his big personality and antics helped launch his career but also got him in trouble more than once in 2007, racially insensitive mark about the rutgers women's basketball team would cost him his job. imus later apologized for his comments addressing the controversy on al sharpton's radio show. >> we don't have an agenda our agenda is to try to be funny. sometimes we go too far. sometimes we go way too far. >> reporter: imus returned to airwaves later that year but on wabc. after five decades, the outspoken voice in media signed off for the last time. >> there's been nobody ever better on the radio than me and i mean

jock now. in a small village that's making a big name for itself in far off china the area has plenty of rule charm but there's one local product in particular which is putting the country side village on the. clear air high mountains and no industry. love to see is a typical garion village except for the tourists. see attracts many from china where it's much better known than in bulgaria itself. many people even though. we don't know what you'll see is. 10 years ago a chinese firm bought the bacteria found in local yogurt to develop a mass market brand commercials like this have put the village on the bucket list of many chinese tourists traveling to europe maria may not dress in folk costume like a typical carry an innkeeper but she does speak a bit of chinese and the yogurts growing popularity means visitor numbers are soaring. to paris they do massive amounts of advertising because of the younger it so we expect a lot more people to come here to go through. there may not be many sheep or co

job of shock jock. earlier we spoke to rome based journalists you know about the sorting movement and whether it might develop from a street level protest to a political force in government. well the difference perhaps between this movement and the 5 star movement is that it's not about populous ideas and there's no use as such in the way that the 5 star movement had bet big really oh the comedian turned politician than so in that sense it's different this very categorically they don't want any representation of any political party no banners no flags of any party is allowed at any of these gatherings but i think a lot of political observers as well are looking at this and wondering well this actually resulted anything is is what you asked as well i mean is it going to be a political party as such and i think the key test will be in the regional election that is expected next month and that's of the region of a 1000000 romagna where below nya is located the 1st spot where we saw this gathering created t

he revolutionized shock jock radio and was inducted into the national broadcaster hall of fame.us in the morning was airing on more than 100 radio stations across the country. it became a destination for a one slab response big name politicians from both parties. in 1997, "time" magazine named him one of the 25 most influential people in america. but just ten years later, his career took a major hit after he used a rasul slur to describe the best about team during his show. something he regretted for the rest of his life. foxbusiness is ms. shane works with imus for years and acknowledge the mixed bag of his legacy. >> he was difficult at times, if you heard that he could be a jerk to some people, yeah, did he say a lot of things over the years he shouldn't say, absently. did he hurt some people along the way, yeah he did, but could he also or was he one of the smartest people i never knew? absolutely he was one of the most talented. and i think most importantly he was one of the most generous, both publicly and the work he and his wife did they ran a cattle ranch for kids with

for nearly half a century the shock jock pushed boundaries while entertaining millions of viewers andett tenney has more on his legacy. >> reporter: controversy was a central part of don imus's journey from a ranch in arizona to become a radio legend. imus in the morning was on for 50 years, one of the first big moment on radio was in california, 1200 hamburgers to go from mcdonald's. he revolutionized shock jock radio and by the 90s was in 100 radio stations, a-list celebrities and politicians flocked to his studio. in 1997, time magazine named imus one of the 25 most influential people in america, invested with the national broadcaster a but he will be remembered for racist comments he made on the air describing the rutgers women's basketball team as nappy head hos, that resulted in him being fired and carly shimkus said years later those comments still haunted him. >> he did a good job owning up to his mistake. and he constantly brought it up because he genuinely felt bad. >> millions of dollars raised for charity including the imus cattle ranch in new mexico, old western retreat,

my character is chet clancy, he is a jock.nth in a bid to represent great britain's snow sport into three different events at the 2022 winter olympics. after missing out on a metal last time around, he is determined to make it back onto the podium. and this time, as a brit. eleanor roper, bbc news. just to remind you of our top story, one of the countries greatest ever bowlers, bob willis has died at the age of 70. he's been described as a legend english cricket. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. it wasn't a bad day across england and wales, again, plenty of sunshine albeit rather chilly. but it was wetter across scotla nd chilly. but it was wetter across scotland and northern ireland. in fa ct, scotland and northern ireland. in fact, this weather front which will continue to move southwards and used words overnight and into fizzle out, there will be lots of showers packing into the northwest of the country, you notice the isobars closer together, so it means it will be quite windy

tv host don imus dead at 79, famous for pushing the limit in his commentary, a pioneer of the shock jockmat as controversial as he was colorful. nbc's kathy park has more on his long career. >> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. >> reporter: don imus was a fixture on the air waves, starting in radio and became the modern day shock jock and later transitioning to tv. his signature cowboy hat drove up the rating and dozens of stations syndicated his popular talk show imus in the morning. msnbc began simulcasting the program in 1996. >> no i haven't heard about that. what exactly happened? >> his big personality and antics helped launch his career and also got him in trouble more than once. >> in 2007, racially insensitive remarks about the rutgers basketball team would cost him his job. >> imus later apologized for his comments, addressing the controversy on al sharpton's radio show. >> we don't have an agenda. our agenda is to try to be funny and sometimes we go too far. but sometimes we go way too far. >> imus returned to the air waves later that year, but on wabc, but after five

he was known as one of the pioneers of shock jock radio. he had a show that msnbc started to broadcast in 1996. he was known for his cowboy hat and controversial antics. he lost his job after making racially insensitive remarks about the rutger's woman's basketball team. he retired in 2018. he was hospitalized since christmas eve. he was 79 years old. he is survived by his wife, deirdre and six children. >>> another beloved business closing down. this time, a popular toy store on the peninsula. online shopping is one of the reasons the store is shutting down. it's been selling toys for more than 60 years. >> we're selling toys. we're selling fun. when that ends, it's sad, to know that some kids are going to grow up without having talbott's as part of their life. >> the doors will close for good in late january or february. >>> a big change is coming to our housing market in the new year. it could push up housing prices even higher. it's aimed at helping the environment. new homes built in california after january 1st will have to have solar

his shock jock reputation cost him his job in 2007 when he made racist remarks about the rutgers women's basketball team. he spent a lifetime battling addiction, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2009. he died this morning at a hospital in college station, texas. the exact cause of death wasn't disclosed. he was 79 years old. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, a big first for tesla. >> meanwhile its electric truck rival is hoping to steal the spotlight with some new moves. >> reporter: choosing the best food for your body. the dna app scientists say could give you a nudge in the right direction. >> and a major airline giving away thousands of free tickets ahead of the summer games in tokyo. but, there's a catch. several actually. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> dna tests are exploding in popularity as people try to learn more about their ancestry. now researchers in the uk say your biology can also tell you the best foods for your

with britain yet to free itself from the european union and the brics a process jocking on some have decided to take matters into their own hands and split from brussels themselves but at least in the grocery aisles. most emotions to see if these taste any better tried brussels sprouts. this problems have the right to their own identity they are from yorkshire so there . i'm self identifying as a yorkshire sprouts in solidarity even though i'm from lancashire bit one with you in a sprout. your church sprouts taste really nice and they're cute in the salty tears remainer. many of our customers are interesting knowing where the food comes from lincolnshire sprouts are called lincolnshire sprouts because they're from lincolnshire i yorkshire sprouts are called yorkshire brown because they're from yorkshire many of our customers like to know them. as parts of australia continued to be ravaged by wildfires the prime minister is coming on to increasing pressure to adopt green up policies much more on that story and more after the break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'l

and the number one seed and the entire league, jock david is out with a shoulder injury, dirt car to ricoh gaffer. the raters are rolling and the game was cited 21, third quarter darren henry plowed through for a second score of the game and the titans led 28- 21. ryan tannehill, 42-21 the final. and the panthers put a licking on the sharks yesterday in florida, and the second michael matheson with a shot from the blue line in florida one 5-1 and san jose has lost four straight games cal football was to stay close to home for the holidays by facing illinois the red box bowl on december 30 at levi stadium. the bracket for college football was announced yesterday, number one lsu will face fourth seed oklahoma in the semifinals. second-ranked ohio state will play defending national champions clemson and the other semifinal. that was a busy day. the best 49ers game of the season in seattle lost last night to the rams so the 49ers are the number one seed. the latest in sports, see you tonight.>> straight ahead, north korea at it again with a new test at an old missile site and coming up h

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one of the original shock jocks, imus had a groundbreaking career, but it was marred by drug addiction and racist commentary. jeff glor tonight on his rise to fame and fall from grace. >> do we have to put these morons on the radio? >> reporter: with his gritty voice... >> gutless weasels. .a reporter: ...and signature cowboy hat, don imus was one of the most outrageous, irreverent, and influential broadcasters of his time. >> the most obnoxious jerk i have ever seen. >> reporter: he gained both fame and notoriety for his news-making interviews, edgy comedy bits, drug and alcohol problems... >> i'd drink on the air. i'd do cocaine on the air. >> reporter: ...long-running feud with howard stern, and his charity work for kids with cancer. born in riverside, california, in 1940, imus began his career as a d.j. in 1968, eventually moving markets to new york city in 1971, where he launched his own radio show. ♪ "imus in the morning" >> reporter: to say the least, he never pulled a punch making controversial-- many times vitriolic-- comments about celebrities, politicians, women and minoriti

go to our website, ktvu.com for a list of the locations, they include bay street, jock london square,e ferry building, the drive lasts until the end of the month. >>> because of rain it's tricky to travel around the bay area, sal you are busy. >> lanes have opened on 580 east and west according to some of the information we are getting here but it's really terribly slow out there. eastbound and westbound 580 traffic is going to be effected. this is video of a multi car accident, one person was hit and killed by another car at the 580 lake shore curb. every time it rains, you can see the curb, the lanes have reopened. it's going to take a while for this to unwind, i recommend using 880 as an alternative route. take it easy out there, it's been slow, you can see traffic on the east shore freeway approach is moderate. eastbound 580 we had an accident at the toll plaza. speaking of the hard rain lets bring in steve. >> it's going to be off and on rain this morning. it's here. there are some impressive totals. an inch and a half would not surprise me, strong gusts in the higher elevations

lot in 2 and a half hours, i think validates what i've been saying howard stern, the former shock jockhe best in the business. let's take a look at another highlight here, she was asked on debates with candidate trump was coming behind her, this is what she said. >> supposed i had turned around and said back up you creep, you're not going intimidate me, the headlines would have been lost her, you know, calm, you know, switches into being angry. >> right. it would have worked against you. howie: so as you say she's cautious and not doing it here, she even -- hillary clinton said she like men contrary to rumors to the opposite and yet, almost like a key on the keyboard where people say, aja, is she opening the door to 2020, i don't see any evidence of that, i would argue that if she would argue she wouldn't talk like that. >> she started the interview uncomfortable, when i saw the clip that she sort of started talking sexuality i assume that stern might have brought it up no, it was her herself, the most interesting parts of the interview, talks of overanalysis and how she expects them t

. >> there are still many people that work and have jocks and are still sleeping in their cars so this> reporter: the camp found 500 people in the hayward area, a hundred more than two years ago. this woman says for some the tiny homes will help end the misery of the streets. >> its like you wouldn't be able to save up the money to go into a place. >> they're going to be going to pay money but we want them to give it back. >> reporter: those work on the project home this isn't just a one and done that other churches in the area will pick up the baten and hope others as well. >> reporter: the church is hemmed by a nonprofit in the california area and includes buildings and contractors. the homes should be ready for move in by february. the managers will be there to hem legal the new residents into permanent housing. >> i think this will provide stability while they readjust and an opportunity to get back on their feet and move forward with hope. >>> coming up, a local fundraising effort to help combat the measles epidemic. >>> plus, nominees for the 77th annual golden globe awards and w

and he was one of radio's for shock jock don imus has died at the age of 79. family says the controversial imus had been in the hospital since christmas eve. the 79 year-old spent nearly 50 years on the air before he retired in march of 2018. he began his career in southern california also had some brief stint on e radio in both stockton, d sacramento. but he gained his greatest fame on the rain new york. do imus was inducted into the national rad hall of fame in 1989. he is survived by his wife and 6 children. other newthis morning inthe east bay, the martinez news gazette is closing its stores after 16 years. the final paper will be printed tomorrow december 29th managent told staff late last week that they would be shutting down currently no other details about the clure. the gazette began printing back in september of 1858 that makes it the oldest continuous publication in contra costa county. the staf of the gazette thank the thousands of people who he supported and contributed to this community newspaper for the past 161 year an beginning next ar several

the book begins with a jock loose. it's very simple.e these abysmal graduation rates and they are especially bad for nugent students. about 10% lower than 1970 the consequences are dire. particularly for poor and working-class students college really is the ticket of mobility. unfortunately, they are the students who fare worse. they wind up leaving with debt they don't have a lot to show for it their lifetime earnings overall are not going to be immensely greater then if they just stayed in college and got a bunch of debt. the graduate from college on average their lifetime income goes up by $1 million. more in certain fields. otherwise they wind up with debt and three times more likely to default on their debt. they default on their debt that means they have a harder time buying a car, a harder time buying a house and the effects ripple out from there. they are less likely to stay married. they are less likely to participate in politics. they are less healthy. also they earn a lot less than they otherwise would. american institutes of

and he went through the whole line, and he got in my face and i'm a jock, and he screamed at me, andhe did that for three days. and then, on the third day, someone just stepped between me and-- me and-- him-- yelling at me. and that guy, i just saw him from the bark put his hand right in his chest and been look this and said, "from this moment on, if you have anything to say to the kid, you say it to me first. do you understand me?" and irwin kind of puffed up and walked away. and the guy turned around. it was karl malden. and he said, "you look like you like to learn? do you like to learn?" i said, "i like to learn." he said, "i like to teach. how about i'm your teacher. i'll be your teacher for 27 weeks, every day here." and that was like my master class. but he, i'm going to give you your first lesson." "okay, first lesson." "never try to be bigger than the star of the movie." i said, "okay." he said you know who the star of this movie is?" i said, "michael caine?" you? it's the ( bleep ) ship. that's what he said. >> stephen: it's the poseidon adventure. >> yeah. >> stephen: now,

howard stern has been known as a shock jock. wild stunts on air that were criticized, often. as vulgar, lewd and offensive. he became critically popular with a devoted fan base. but stern says he is now a changed man, looking back on those days makes him at times want to cringe. he went through years of intensive psychotherapy and moved off terrestrial radio and moved to satellite radio. he slowly began to reinvent himself both on the radio and in his own life through therapy. there was less raunch and more thoughtful conversations. his long in depth interviews with celebrities like jerry seinfeld and lady gaga and conan o'brien gave him the reputation as one of the best interviewers in the business. one of his most frequent guests was donald trump, whom he didn't support in the 2016 campaign, even though candidate trump wanted him to. 11 of his conversations with trump are chronicled in stern's new best-selling book howard stern comes again. i sat down with howard for a fascinating discussion where we talked about the interviews he loves, his evolution through psychotherapy

fact we're now a net exporter and producing as much oil and natural gas inoculates us against price jocksrom the outside that was one of the national security concerns. >> like never before. nothing, nothing came of it. >> very quick thought. there are democrats in the race who would like to shut down shale production >> huge mistake. there's problems with it there's environmental issues it's made too big of a difference >> thank a lot that does it for the exchange. >>> we will see you in a moment. here is what's new at 2:00 p.m. on power lunch stocks getting slammed as trade turmoil grips stocks and a weak manufacturing number ignites the recession concerns are we in for a december downer? >>> retail sales exploding over the weekend. we'll tell you which stocks were the biggest winners. >>> later, biogene sinking after one top analyst says wall street is getting the stock all wrong he'll be here to explain

don imus, the shock jock on the air for nearly 50 years, passes away at 79. we'll look back at his bold, brash, and oftentimes controversial career. >>> and setting a space milestone. this morning, christina koch takes the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman. we'll show why she hopes her record falls soon. >>> first, we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: this is going to become a very big storm, and it's going to move across literally the whole country. pack your patience as you head to the airport. >>> a monster winter storm moves east. >> good news, the ball drop in new york city will stay dry. >> reporter: crews say they found the wreckage of a sightseeing helicopter that disappeared over kauai with seven people on board. >> reporter: the cause remains under investigation. >>> the former vice president saying when it comes to the senate impeachment trial he would even defy a subpoena. >> this is all about a diversion, and we play his game all the time. >>> do we have to put these morons on the

it is not the president's jock running off sell his influence to foreign powers to get himself rich.s it the president's job to channel the. at a pairs' money. >> that's a legal response. i done feel like i know fully as a u.s. citizen and a journalist who covers this. >> i shared your passion for finding out the answers to every one of those particular leads. it is about could not our oversight responsibility. on the other hand, donald trump, not here in the context of impeachment but as a political observer who has watched for several years in congress. as he one-man crime wave. he has more than 3,000 lawsuits that he's embroiled in. when he was in private business, he did not faye contractors and he didn't pay the plumbers and he didn't pay the carpenters. he didn't pay anybody and there's lots of litigation there. with unions and on and on. we can't do all of that here. we won't be able to do that here. but we can do is determine whether there were high crimes and misdemeanors. the constitution talks about treason, bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors. they're betrails of

howard stern has been known as a shock jock. wild stunts on air that were criticized, often.ically popular with a devoted fan base. but stern says he is now a changed man, looking back on those days makes him at times want to cringe. he went through years of intensive psychotherapy and moved off terrestrial radio and moved to satellite radio. he slowly began to reinvent himself both on the radio and in his own life through therapy. there was less raunch and more thoughtful conversations. his long in depth interv

known as the shock jock don imus is dead from complications from lung disease. abc news reporter.to his death and a look back at his live. >> 36 minutes past the hour on the radio all over. >> don imus the radio giant spent 50 years behind the mic. before the sharp and controversial tongue launched imus in the morning. >> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. >> kwondened beyond his savage compensatary for some he will be remembered for thrown throppic work rates raising more than 30 million for charities and frequent will i using the platform to solicit donations but his words called his do you feel. he came under fire multiple times including for the racist comments towards the rut gears university women's basketball team in 2007. >> it was completely inappropriate and we can understand why people were offended. our characterization was thoughtless and stupid. so -- and we're sorry. >> there were other comments, including those about football player adam pacman jones. in 2009 imus reechld his diagnosis of pro tate cans are at the time he blamed it on stress and appeared to

>> there's no rocking jock 50-point of you get it right you get it wrong. here we go. west palm beach sheriff was allegedly forced to resign after photos surface that showed him handcuffed a pole inside a local strip club. is it fake news or something that happened in the state of florida? steven can see gets it right. steven kent puts us at a believe a time form for. >> that mean we fight? >> rigged rigged. >> is her time for remorse okay with the booth a grandmother's been called a hero after she pulled out her teeth to scare a naked burglar off the porch is a fake news or florida? for three points for the when it is florida steven kent you are the champion. >> of victory victory. >> this guy deserves to be in jail the guy granny with the teeth that is the best part. congratulations to steven kent. well done well done. kennedy: how did you do read the big winner? fantastic. coming up democrats are going hard on impeachment, but the presidents says the left is acting insane. we are both sides of argument with the twisp or the panel returns, the party panel, next. [ ap

you're a road scholar, a former jock, you've got some game footage to show, a great passing receiverjust kidding -- but what is this game about? >> the older i get the better i was and i appreciate that. but we are surging right now. our campaign has had the best six weeks. it's so funny because the polls they had to qualify it was like the desert, the fewest amount of polls between the last debate which we did really well and this, there was very few polls. now there are. we hit 4%. we hit the qualifying numbers before they started closing this but even more than that we're seeing a surge online because americans don't want to see me off that stage. so people are going to cory booker.com and helping out. here in iowa where i am right now, we are now raising up in the top three or so in net favorabilities. so just a popular candidate, and we are one of the leaders in iowa and new hampshire for endorsements from local elected leaders, so we're having a great moment. it's a shame we're not on that stage tonight, and i think there's a lot of things this says that billionaires using the

she said one, it's a cool jock, but two, you're second in the command to the leader of the free worldknow, there's all that talk about you and joe biden having the conversation. and she walked through saying you know, she's met with ten of the candidates running for president. and it was just theng conversation -- >> ten of them? >> yes. the debate, the last debate, the msnbc debate was in atlanta. and she's from georgia. she was able to meet with -- she met with biden months ago, but shes said it never came up. the conversation neverme came u. but what was -- i'm glad you played the full clip of what she had to say, and why she said that she's -- that she's not going to diminish her ambitions. she's signaling to everybody the country, to -- listen, people are asked this question all the time. are you going to run for vice president or are you not? and they play coy. she's making it very clear that yeah, she's ambitious. yeah, she would love to be on the ticket, but what she's signaling and in that answer that as a black woman, she's not going to diminish her ambitions and she doesn't

attempting a coup sparking a conflict that's left hundreds of thousands dead let's get more on this from jock mother jog in syracuse he is the co-founder of the sit institute an independent think tank focusing on south sudan good to have you with us here on the al-jazeera news are that salva kiir and yet russia have come close to working together before but the failed to do so what chances does this agreement have of succeeding. hello ma'am yes i think as you say. the south sudanese people are not really holding their breath that this will work out this time around. but there is still hope and people are tired of the war and the consequence of the war including the collapse of the economy the displacement of nearly half of the population and. the interactive police shoes that prevented these 2 men from forming a transitional government of national unity including the division of the country by president keel into $32.00 states and the opposition is saying that this is state unconstitutional and must be that order must be rescinded i think finally now . they may have a lead to look past that i

lakers with a victory over the minnesota timberwolves tomorrow mary and nicola jock itch combined for 50 points and combined here to turn defense into attack mary with 28 points on friday and the goods are 2nd behind the lakers in the west head of sunday's game last season's champions the toronto raptors were tied with washington with 3 minutes to go if smith for leveling about for the wizards kyle lowry then brought it back for the raptors he scored 26 points helping to secure a 4th winner over 122180. but number one n.b.a. draft pick the zion williamson is back at practice for the new orleans pelicans the rookie had knee surgery in october he still some way off making his debut for new orleans though. that the stall man of the last 3 olympic games you saying bolt and japan's rugby world cup team of helped officially open the new national stadium for tokyo 2020 bolt took part in a ceremonial relay race on the new track he ended his career with 8 olympic gold medals and confirmed often he definitely won't be making any shock comebacks in japan next year and he's actually looking forwa

owners have concerns, they want to make sure that they can continue to run their businesses, here at jocknt closed when an owner filed for bankruptcy, that's one example of a business that had trouble continuing to operate with changes in the minimum wage, in oz, the minimum wage goes from $13 per hour to $14 per hour, oz is among many bay area cities that will faws face the change, in 13 bay area cities, the minimum wij will rise to at least $15 an hour, the federal government has not increased the minimum wage in 10 years, during that time there has been inflation, rising living expenses, healthcare costs have skyrocketed and minimum wage workers need more to make ends meet which is why many local companies have decided to take action themselves. other bay area cities have already increased their minimum wage. >>> the federal vors are looking for the case of a plane crash in louisiana that killed five people including the daughter in law of the coach of the lsu football team. the plane crashed shortly after take off. three people on the ground were hurt. one person on board survived. on

it's not his job to outrage people you're talking about him like he's shock jock with a morning radio[ light laughter ] "if you ask me, china should investigate biden. [ siren whailing ] and oh, you know what that sound means. it's time for the wolf pack to call in with your sex questions. [ wolves howling ] yeah and remember, whoever has the dirtiest question wins two free tickets to tonight's monster truck show." [ engines reving ] [ air horn ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause of course, everyone knew what trump was doing when he was doing it the president mysteriously suspended hundreds of millions of dollairs in military aid that ukraine desperately needed and then he asked the president of ukraine to do us a favor by investigating a political rival. at the same time, his personal lawyer was going around telling reporters, "we're meddling in an investigation. there's nothing illegal about it someone could say it's improper." [ light laughter ] somebody, how about everybody? i mean, even the president of finland when he met with trump last week was like, "get your crime hand away

he seems to want it both ways, disavowing his shock jock past, while publishing transcripts of thoseinterviews. you may remember comedian greg geraldo as the writer-performer of lethal put-downs of comedy central roasts. geraldo died in 2010 of an accidental prescription drug overdose at age 45. he was a columbia university and harvard graduate who gave up a promising law career to follow the funny. his videos are all over youtube, and they are funny and worth a look. and so is this biography by matt balaker and wayne jones, "greg giraldo: a comedian's story." ♪ broadway broadway here's a scholarly yet engaging book by conductor/lecturer rob capalo, "listening for america: inside the great american songbook." he also mentions "hamilton." he examines trends in musical theater over the past 100 years as an evolving america finding its voice. he even explains why the iconic song "over the rainbow" is so beloved. if you laugh at the minister of silly walks and howl at a dead parrot nailed to its perch you'll enjoy "monty python speaks!" an oral history by david morgan. this revised and u

we'll look back at the life of one of the country's first shock jocks, don imus. >>> and a decade of change. a whirlwind of technology and social media change the way we view and share media, music and movies. we'll shake down and shake off -- ♪ shake it off, shake it off >> -- the last ten years of pop culture. today, saturday, december 28th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome. welcome. welcome. to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. >> peter alexander is off. can you believe we are about to ring in a new year and a new decade? >> right. we're going to look back at some of the more important things in pop culture from the last decade a little later on this morning. i promise you one thing, no twerking. >> no twerking. we might have a look back at some of the top moments. you'll love it. it's a great look back. >> that will be fun. >>> let's get to our top story. the nasty weather system on the move today, bringing snow, rain and ice to millions. it's being blamed for several accidents across the country

revolutionized shock jock radio. was airing on radio stations across the country. it became a destination for a-list celebrities as pell as politicians from d as well as politicians from both parties. tense years later his career took a hit after he used a racial slur to describe a women's basketball team. >> he was difficult at times. if you heard he could be a jerk to some people. yeah. did he say a lot of things he shouldn't say? absolutely. did he hurt some people along the way? yes. but co-also and was he one of the smartest people in the world, and most importantly he was one of the most generous publicly and the work he and hih for kids with cancer. reporter: imus raised tens of millions of dollars for charity. and a medical center bears his name. his charity work for kids with cancer took on a new meaning when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. but his friends will remember his cowboy hat and tell it like it is commentary. eric: highly infectious disease is making an unwanted return this year. measles is

where were the jocks you might said education/health services surging.ome of that will be the gm workers coming back to work government you have 12,000 markets have the best of both worlds right now, it would appear strong job growth, maybe hints at better economic growth along with low inflation, that keeps the fed at any clans of a rate hike on the sidelines, at least for the time being, carl. >> steve, thanks for that. good setup for us this morning grant thornton's chief economist is joining us, diane swonk, and david -- good morning to both. best of both worlds. is that true >> really other the better part of the year is remaining contained. the other thing is what you are seeing some wage pressure for production and non-supervisory, that's up, for the aggregate figure that says you're seeing pockets of wage growth, but it seems unlikely that passes through into consumer prices product activity is still soft and i think businesses are hesitant on what happens if they increase prices. >> diane, thoughts on whether or not the inflation dynamic is back

personality rose to fame pushing the limit and the becoming an early pioneer of the so-called shock jockadio format. his sharp tongue and oversized cowboy hat game a fixture on airwaves and his antics got him in trouble as well. here's nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: radio had no idea what hit it when don imus debuted on new york the wnbc in 1971. imus, ruthlessly funny. disdain conformity rids kuhling the powerful and famous. >> what? >> reporter: his radio show gained a national audience and the greater influence when samal cast on msnbc. no one and no subject was off limits. >> can't get anything by him. can you? but we don't care. i absolutely don't care. >> reporter: imus prided himself on not pulling punches, in 2007, a rant about the rutgers women's basketball team that was raleigh racist got him fired. imus later apologized for his comments. >> we don't have an agenda. our agenda is try to be funny. sometimes go too far. sometimes way too far. >> reporter: returned to airwaves on a different network. retired due to health issues last year. he gave money to a ranch for children. d

. >> by the mid 1980s, joyner earned the nickname fly jock. he was offered two jobs and took both. in to congratulate joyner on his retirement. >> congratulations. the world's not going to be the same without you two. >> cybil wilkes co-hosts the joyner show from dallas. >> the tom joyner show has been a lifeline for a lot of people who were going through their day to day. but it's empowered them. it's entertained. >> entertainment and empowerment have paid off. at its peak, joyner says he was making $14 million a year. >> but it got to a point where -- they are going to cut your salary in half. okay. and then in half, okay. and then in half two years ago, because my salary -- was based on my results. and not only was i losing affiliates, but radio industry as a whole was losing traction. >> if had you been offered more money, would you have stayed long centre. >> heck yeah. shoot, my goal was to die on the radio. have my funeral on the radio. >> what's the next chapter? >> i'm just going to be concentrating on raising money and putting it in the hands of college students to help t

you know, he used to be called the shock jock. he's so much more than that.s favorite interviews and wrote new introductioned and learn a lot. >> the preparation he does for interviews is remarkable. really a great read. >> i love the cross section of books we have here. >> but wait, but wait, there's more. okay. i've got to do a little modeling. >> let me let you out. >> because my dress is a clue. my dress is a clue. it is by this fabulous man here. this designer, prabal gurung, yes, ladies and gentlemen. i love this dress. >> thanks are for having me. you look amazing. >> oh, my gosh. so you wrote an amazing little coffee book. i love the slit right here. >> i hope it's appropriate for morning. >> but this is about your ten-year career in fashion. tell us about it. >> first of all, thank you for having me. it means a lot to me. the book, the ten years has been a manifestation of an immigrant, my american dream come true. you know, i started my company in fall 2009 with the goal of creating beautiful fashion with substance and i've had an incredible opportu

she spoke to former shock jock howard stern on sirius/xm there.now, adrienne elrod, and msnbc elrod, and msnb republican strategist. you guys all must have laughed at that one. i mean, i think we could all relate to that one adrian, you know hillary clinton very well. this was an unusually long and casual, up close and personal interview for her. are we witnessing a rebranding and if so, how do yo >> i thinks the hillary clinton as a private citizen sharing her views that millions of americans want to hear. i love the format. we were talking about it in the green room before we went on air. two and a half hours of long form conversation ranging on a number of topics. and some of the answers that we've heard hillary clinton discuss before in this interview we've heard in previous interviews, but i think to have it all together and i encourage everyone to listen to this, it's two and a half hours. you can find it online, but to hear her views on a range of things from obviously that moment that you just played of her at the inauguration day for pres