aren't we, mick?t is for the rolling stones 50th anniversary. plans have stalled because of a reported feud between mick and rolling stone keith richards, who wrote a tell-all autobiography in which he belittled the lead singer next year, going to be 50 years. everyone is wondering if it's going to happen. anything that could change your mind to want to go out? >> be a very big cake. i'm going to jump out dressed as a woman. >> oh. >> in a dress. >> earrings? >> big earrings. everyone will cheer. i don't know what we're going to do. >> reporter: 50 years. >> i know. >> reporter: your music has people, when they hear it, it takes them back to a certain time in their life. >> yeah. people say funny things to me like that. they say, yeah, well, you know, we created our first child to "beast of burden." i say, that's nice. ♪ i won't be your beast of burden ♪ >> reporter: marine 5 pains homage to him in their hit song "moves like jagger." ♪ got them moves like jagger >> oh, yeah, the song about me, my move

mick rock, look at this.s of all time. >> jimmy: ah, and there's lou reed, my man -- on the former album cover. >> i learned a lot from lou, yeah. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah. oh, i love that guy. >> and all my best habits, i might add. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all these pictures are in the book. you've got to go check out this book. mick rock, folks. you're a genius. i love you. [ cheers and applause ] our thanks to the legend mick rock. check out mickrock.com for the whole story. coming up next, dierks bentley performs a pink floyd classic! oh, it's going to be great. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. wha

mick rock, look at this.s of all time. >> jimmy: ah, and there's lou reed, my man -- on the former album cover. >> i learned a lot from lou, yeah. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah. oh, i love that guy. >> and all my best habits, i might add. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all these pictures are in the book. you've got to go check out this book. mick rock, folks. you're a genius. i love you. [ cheers and applause ] our thanks to the legend mick rock. check out mickrock.com for the whole story. coming up next, dierks bentley performs a pink floyd classic! oh, it's going to be great. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: tonight's tribute to pink floyd is brought to you by budweiser. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest has scored eight number-one hits on the billboard country chart. we're thrilled to have him here tonight to perform "wish you were here" as part of "pink floyd week." please welcome dierks bentley. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so you think you can tell heaven from

he has a new group called super heavy featuring a mick jagger and others. dayton -- the debut disc its stores next month. this week he has "the blackbird diaries." includes duets with stevie nicks and martina mcbride. two special performances. coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, help tavis improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment co . oenetit on conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible b tavis: it is shaping up to a busy year for dave stewart, the acclaimed musician has a just released a new solo project called "the blackbird diaries." next month, you can pick up a copy of his newly formed super group called super heavy. how was this car an

my job is to turn mick on. if i can turn mick on, then mick can turn the world on.rs has kept richards at home for much of the past few years. do you get a road itch? >> it depends who is going to scratch. >> reporter: you all have to scratch together, don't you? >> exactly. >> reporter: keith richards is ready to start collecting material for volume 2 of "life." >> osgood: up next, can you hear me now? i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprised how quickly my symptoms have been managed. [ male announcer ] because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infec

from mick. >> i tell you one thing i learned from mick. he never talks about himself. he talks a lot. you can ask him a question what was in your head when you wrote "satisfaction" but usually he's very interested in history. will ask about you. he is a wonrful man. but he knows, and he is a great guest. you invite him for dinner, will make everybody laugh and all that. some other people only talk about- july yan-- a friend of mine, he' 98% interesd in himself, okay so he brings everything back to himself, you know. and it's incredible. it's a science of doing it but you can do it very, very well. >> what is it about your understanding of relationships that make you so damn successful. >> my friends are usually interesting. i mean i don't-- i hate pompous people. i hate the superwasp orhe superenglish aristocracy. the english sometime are funny because they are such original but i'm not interested by that. i'm interested by artists. i'm interested by scientists. i'm interested by businessman, i'

said there were some photographers there people said that mick has the best face in the world i mean he's the best object you could you can imagine to photograph do you agree he you can i tell you do i mean he is ugly but why is he so so so appealing. to people you cannot take a bad picture like jagger and jimi hendrix i don't care you can try you cannot take a bad beer so expressive you know everything the way they dress the way they hold themselves the way they make their expression that's why you know. they're very very very photogenic for sure something with the phrase this is this is very disappointing harmony. i think it's the family and the distance between the eyes the proportion of the will maybe with me it's the harmony of disharmony. and ok is it true that. you use the studio you know you know studio through this and you did i noticed this when you were taking pictures around your unusual you don't even use a flash when you cannot ever light flash and i seldom use the studio i use the studio on a couple of occasions which because i want to do something special but no i whe

mick jagger has taken on a brand-new challenge.r of these megastars. ♪ too heavy ♪ >> reporter: what happens when five heavy-hitting musicians, the rolling stones' mick jagger eurythmics founder, dave stewart, joss stone, and reggae singer john marley team up? they have a band called superheavy, putting out an album of the same name. an eclectic sound. when i caught up with four of them at new york city's electric room to talk about their new collaboration, the creative energy was really a force to be reckoned with. what do you feel you each bring to this? >> i think you all bring your own -- everyone brings obviously, all their accumulated wisdom and talent. and song writing. we have to take risks out of that. you get an explosion of creativity at one time. ♪ >> reporter: how can you define the type of music it is? >> i think it's a cultural mix. it's not like we made some type of atheerial record. >> it is a deviation from the norm. but it's not so near the norm -- it was a bit challenging. >> there was no rezpressure to make a h

mick, thanks very much. >> okay. take care. >>> well, the chris christie waiting game goes on in the world of presidential politics. while the governor won't commit to a run, conservatives won't give up hope that he's the candidate they've been waiting for. >> in the end, what people want in tough times more than anything else is for their leaders to lead and to lead by telling you the truth. the truth is we got a lot of challenges in america we have to face. >> robert katz is a political reporter for "national review" and has had all sorts of scoopage when it comes to all things dealing with chris christie, new jersey republicans, tom cain senior and tom cain jr. you spoke with christie's father over the last 48 hours. what have you learned today? >> i learned chris christie came home to trenton last night and friday, saturday, and sunday is when the decision is going to be made. his family supports it. his father supports it. his brother todd supports it. his wife mary pat most importantly supports the idea. now it

that's not likely. >> thanks, mick.ate it. >>> just ten days had of the tenth anniversary of 9/11 and the dedication of the new memorial, new york mayor michael bloomberg has a request. >> we will never forget the devastation of the area that came to be known as ground zero. never. but the time has come to call those 16 acres what they are. the world trade center and the national september 11th memorial and museum. >> joined now by a board member of the national september 11th memorial. she lost her husband neil levin who was head of the port authority in the attacks that day. ten years later, what do you think about most when you think about your husband, neil? >> i think he probably would be proud to see what has happened many the last ten years. it's kind of like childbirth. you forget about the pain of having to go through all this to get to the point where we are today. >> you returned to the site days after with 200 pictures, roughly of your husband. like so many others there you were holding out hope that he had

. >> jim mick mick from the pentagon this afternoon, thanks, mick. >> you bet, craig. >> joined in the studio by nbc news terrorism analyst. let's start with what mik just said. here we have a guy who is american born, went to colorado state, san diego state, born in new mexico. the fact that he was american-born, did that make him any more dangerous? >> yeah, definitely. he speaks english or he spoke english with a flat american accent. he's charismatic. he doesn't have the veneer of a foreigner. he speaks as an american. and he has had a tremendous, tremendous influence in almost every single case of alleged home-grown terrorism here in the united states. there is either a direct or indirect tie to anwar al awlaki. i was just testifying in a trial this week down in north carolina, involving recordings of anwar al awlaki. >> he didn't have to use subtitles on his videos on the internet. >> no. they're all in english. that's the other thing. this is a guy who is taking al qaeda training manuals from saudi arabia, from yemen, and was translating them into english and making them availab

. >>> mick rodney llegó a tampa ra captar el voto.. >>> la refor migratoria es a en estados unidos. >>>s, tratamos que nos dijera que planea hace 12 millones de indo de r electo presidente. si vetaría cuando estuvo en massachusetts, una ley que dejó claro, que él no estaba aquí para hablar prensa. según un estudio revelado esta s el año que viene, se proyecta que millones de anos, irán a lasurnas.26 más de los 9. 7 millones que votaron en2008 >>> consciente de esto. el candidat germán kings si hablóc >>> había bromeado cuando dijo u manerde lidiar con la frontera era p electricid cocodrilos estrategia del empresario de georgia, favorecido por las es otorgar a los estados el decho de hacer cumplir la leyes migrato inconstitucional seg gobierno. >> cayeron muy bien gilberto que lle méxico hace años y ansia regularizar su estatus. separando familias y que la gente no ti y papeles. votar él si pudiera votar. >>> pro de ser elan leconomía ar la atención de algunos a demócratas. >>> yo voté por 0obama, pensand iba a cambiar las cosas. la ga

course, the real star of the night, the tea party itself who, while largely off camera were clearly micked i will use an executive order to get rid of as much of obamacare as i can on day one. (cheers and applause). >> jon: yeah! obamacare, boo! >> well, i was going say, mitt, you were doing pretty good until you got to talking poker. (laughter) >> poker! >> let me ask you this hypothetical question. a healthy 30-year-old young man has a good job but decides, you know what? i'm not going to spend $200 or $300 a month for health insurance because i'm healthy, i don't need it. but you know, something terrible happens. who's going to pay if he goes into a coma. >> that's what freedom is all about. taking your own risks. this whole idea that you have to... (cheers and applause) ... prepare and take care of everybody. >> freedom is risky! yay! >> are you saying that society should just let him die? >> yes! >> yes! (audience reacts) >> jon: i don't know if everyone in the audience shouting "yes" heard dr. paul say "no," but yay for uninsured patients being... i'm confused. (laughter) i really ho

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nbc's jim miklaszewski joining me from the pentagon and appears from the notes here, mick, that he ishe first cabinet member to have seen the finished memorial at ground zero? >> that is what we understand, tamron. and defense secretary panetta was interested in paying his respects in advance of the observance on 9/11 next sunday, and in advance of what he thinks would be a crush of dignitaries of visitors to the sites both in shanksville, and of course at the world trade center. we are told that there was a private discussion between him and mayor bloomberg there in new york. but, at the same time, on that trip, reporters were accompanying the secretary, there was some actual -- a little bit off news that the white house has decided to reduce the number of iraqi troops in iraq, or u.s. troops in iraq to 3,000 by the end of the year, and he insisted that no decisions have been made and talks continue with the iraqis, but i can tell you that after talking to some people here in the building, there may be a kernel of truth or at least an indication that the white house is going to drast

russia's rift mick gymnastics team has every reason to celebrate after clinching tough spot the twenty eleven world championships their seven gold and six silver medals healed in an event in moscow on tuesday the squad receiving their just rewards from sports minister vitaly would go following this month's triumph. in particular drawing major plaudits for her exploits the siberian native winning six out of a possible six schools in france the twenty one year old not quite incredibly a seventeen time world champion in the sport but with the olympic games fast approaching can i have a isn't about to take it easy. yes. my target is to get to london next year we have many more completions ahead and only a few weeks before the olympics our coaches will see who is selected so what i have to do now is train hard and try to keep healthy. golf for fourteen time major winner tiger woods has unveiled a man he hopes can return him to past glories the former world number one. his new caddie woods fired his previous by steve williams in july after a thirteen year partnership the thirty five year old

for the first time, there are no seniors on the team and we talked with mick o'meara about what kind of challenges the team presents. >> they have done an excellent job. usually first-ier teams struggle. they haven't struggled at all and they are doing a great job for the first-year program. >> as i look at them, the thing jumping out is there is a guy on the team in four games and seven touchdowns and 400- something plus yards rushingo 110 per games that, all of that presents a promise for defense. >> absolutely j. and they have the ability to score -- . >> they have the ability to score anywhere on the feel. they have the outstanding athletes and demonstrate that. >> tell us about the tradition here. this is a neat little smalltown football stadium. there is a sense of community here about the football team, isn't there? >> very much so. our staff, we have been together 28 years and one high school town and have great support from the fans and that is cozy, you can see on the sidelines and not like the new feels all over the count. >> and real grass. that isis in to see. >> that is

that's on the back of concerns about the weak mick growth and political uncertainties. the trading at 14, 240 ftse. >> tokyo's nikkei and the asa had both lost 2% dragged down by banking stocks. hang high-rising slightly but notefully asbury. a number of problems we told you about but it's not looking good for them, nina. >> monita, how the u.s. markets fared. on a day on which barack obama made it clear that he plans to put new taxes on some of america's richest people and the dow jones average ended down almost 1% as did the s&p 500. the nasdaq composite finished down by about more than a third of a point. most u.s. markets look set for a low open when they begin trading tuesday. this is where the u.s. futures stand. in the premarket action, a little bit of a mixed picture. the nasdaq seems to be inching up. the other two indices flat but teetering on the red. manesha. >> it seems to be a lot of volatility out there but getting more news out of the u.s. barack obama has made it clear that he's ready for a political fight over deficit reduction, a special congressional

he is am mick blow. >> no he wasn't an irish -- she was wearing a bokini. what red bloodzed american mill does that. >> there is a new show called "irish farmer" and you would be amazing. >> maybe he was a wholesome, traditional woman on his farm farmland. >> how would he talk to rhianna otherwise if he hadn't xome planed about her not having enough clothes on. he got his chance. >> what do you make of this story? don't you love this guy? >> i think he is not going to live it down for a longtime. i heard you kicked an international sex symbol off your land because she got naked. way to stop that problem. it is northern ireland. it gets sunny for 18 minutes a bay, and the last time somebody took their shirt off was for a hunger strike. you hospital be kicking the hottest chick on the planet off your lawn. >> i am busy cultivating a famine. on. >> i did northern irish. >> last topic, according to recent it wills even cocaine dealers are are suffering from a tough economy. in new york city, admissions, overdoses and rehab requests have declined since 2008. why

mosques because these people -- these people as in not them, but terrorists that lurk among us law mickmunities are already here, right? >> i think it resides with the muslim americans. they have been called over and over again, rise up, kill fellow americans and they never have. >> well shaza for them not killing us. well done you. >> i understand what you are saying. it is true that if you talk to the local or state authorities they will say, look, we relied heavily -- not in overwhelming majority of cases, but they relied heavily on the support from leaders of muslim communities around the yes. -- around the country. and they have to do that. they have to be local police with those communities if they are going to maintain success and hopefully eradicate this problem. but overall when you are talking about the 9/11 and the anniversary and the issue of how do you deal with something like this? anna rurks absolutely right. there is an element of luck that will always play into it. whether you are talking about individual who drives a truck bomb into time square and just because he has

mick of clouds appear sun out there later today. here are your headlines. a nice day today. there will somebody clouds around from time to time but we are not expecting rain. no temperatures back in the mid- 70s. so one more day with fairly comfortable temperatures. same can't be said if this weekend. we've going to be cool. it will feel great and it will be october. temperatures only in the mid- 50s. it will be a lot cooler than it has been. saturday, some showers around tomorrow. could be a lingering shower around tomorrow. tropics still active. we have ophelia and phillipe out there. negotiate are will impact the washington area or the eastern seaboard although we got to watch ophelia and bermuda over the next couple of days as it will be intensifying as it passes over bermuda. look at the others off to the north and west. dulles is 57. frederick, good morning, you are 54. we had some 50s earlier today. you are now 61 but you were in the 50s about an hour ago. cambridge is 57. stevensville, 54. afternoon highs, low 70s. it should feel even more comfortab

star, keith richards would be up for six days in a row, mick jag up at 6:00, running ten miles in the> yeah. >> healthy, strong. >> he's okay. he's okay. >> get the drool off your face, as well. both of you. >> don't forget about your husband. you failed. >> you know who else is a vain rocker -- >> sleek, in shape. >> he's british. simon hobbs live at the new york stock exchange! simon. >> please, please. >> he's uncomfortable. >> he's uncomfortable. take off the jacket for us. >> that's why the guy looks so good at 60. all the tantrix stuff. cryptic invitations, 10:00 to attend a sound stage on 37th street from amazon. it looks like amazon from the rumors is is going to unveil a new tablet that could for once rival apple's ipad. we think it will be impressively priced down to about $300 compared to ipad's $499. we think it will be called the kindle fire. clearly you'll have access to all the movies and stuff they generate on amazon.com. a challenge to itunes. and of course amazon has a ability to sell to millions of people already visiting the site. some are saying the retailers like

study critic however cite the small number of participants and show producers mick load an says the studyethodology and cartoon target audience is two years older than the test subjects. research is in the journal of pediatrics. >> former san jose engineer wanted to learn how to play guys far but found conventional method frustrating. he came one a solution adding technology to the "extra"strul "extra"strult. arts entertainment reporter don sanchez shows you how it works. you could my notes or chord of any song if you just follow the flashing light. attach to the p c or mack the notes appear as led later on the guitar. about rusty the creat createtor of what he calls frat light. >> normal traditional guitar learning wants to you good back and forth between a book or a chart to the neck of your 50 tar. and you go back and forth washington we call the head bob. you lose all alot of information in the translation. >>reporter: put the note in the book on to the guitar whether you see them. feel them. get in stant feed back. >> there's the road map. the gps. fichlt they are really not in the b

jimmy leeward says his team tried to make the plane more arrow i do ma'am mick. when his world war ii spiraled toward the crowd the exact cause is under investigation. investigators on the scene of another air crash this time in martinsburg, west virginia. the plane there bursting into flames. the pilot's condition unknown. the struggle to secure the libyan capital underway. rebel fighters trying to wipe out what's left of qaddafi's have a jesus' name. rick ache a new controversy over a book that goes inside the obama white house. the book is called confidence men, wall street, washington, and the education of a president. in it the author claims one former staff describes feeling like, quote, a piece of meat. another even suggests that there is a hostile work environment. molly henneberg has the latest from our washington bureau there are charges in this book it's a boy's club. >> that's how author russ suskind. confidence men, wall street, washington and the education of a president. in the book, according to the "the washington post." us iskind reports former

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kept temperatures pretty consistent over the past couple of days, and that's going to bring us that mick of sunshine and clouds here today in the bay area. >>> and your highs look like this this afternoon. seventy-seven in palo alto. mid 70s for union city. pacifica cooler making into it the low 60s. 83 the high for pittsburgh. 77 napa. brentwood warming up. one of our warmer spots today. 79 for sonoma and ovada. tuesday has seen consistent conditions compared to today. and sunshine back in the forecast for wednesday. thursday and friday starting to cool down a little bit. and then see a bit of a warm-up as we make our way into the weekend. so sunshine and the low to actually high 80s by this weekend. >> where are the thunderstorms? >> some were concentrated in the east bay. >> they were? >> yeah, where we saw some of the fire starts on friday. >> unbelievable, friday night. >> that's now moved south of us. >> i was in martinez friday night. >> it looks normal. >> i know. very strange, but more normal weather and mild weather for the rest of this week. >> yeah. >> and what's going on tra

there it is live in new york this morning ringing the opening bell where there are definitely mickedeactions overnight and early this morning. most of the acian markets, all of the acian markets closed down actually worrying about a global recession, but early this morning, the european markets showing some optimism over new measures being taken to help with debt in that region. so we'll see what happens. it looks like a higher opening for us, but, again, things change during the day. >> very interesting. >> we'll smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is monday, september 26. >> and good morning. i'm pam cook. time now is 6:30. >> and big news. interstate 880 in oakland is back open again this morning after being shut down for hours during a police stand-off this morning. ktvu has been out there all morning and he is back now with the details on what caused this big mess, craig? >> reporter: dave, it was a stolen vehicle take caused the mess. a good news-bad news at this point, behind me at the coliseum, you can see 880 flowing

so, it is a very mick's bag. i don't think with roosevelt you can say well he was this or that. he seemed to be whatever he was at the moment. anything else? >> did he ever, when he ran for presidency on his own or later, did he ever go back? >> yes, he did and in fact i closed the book up to the prologue with this. he did go back actually when he was running as vice president and again i think in 05, and he went back. he visited the folks he knew there. he picks people out of the crowd to come up on the stage with him and at one point in the journey he was crossing the dakotas and he went on the back of a train. there was just this place and he wanted to be seated alone. he had the porter closed the door and not let anyone see him. he sat there alone with his memories and marries thought that was a great image. but even up to six months before he died he was in montana and he saw one of the old people that he knew from the ranch in this would have been in, i think it was november of 1918. he died in january of 1919 and he saw one of his old pals. he had the guy sure hotel room

elton john was there, billy joel, mick jagger, james taylor.ry basically follows mccartney in the few weeks leading up to this concert as he prepares. and we see these really candid rehearsal moments, behind the scene interviews with the celebrities as well as a recap of the concert itself. it's called, the love we make. it was co-directed by albert masels. he also made the very famous 1964 film that documented the beatles first trip to the united states. this documentary has the same black and white grainy look as that film. it really captures the mood of new york at that very harrowing time. >> let's talk about the 911 i've for the. we saw a clip. who and what does that involve? >> this is part of a campaign called i will. and some 30 celebrities are appearing in these psa type videos. basically they're encouraging people to answer the question, what will you do to remember? we've got lady gaga, jordan sparks, fran drescher, samuel l. jackson to name a few of the celebrities involved. atsz campaign to encourage people to jump online and post

this is a republican mayor from oklahoma city, mayor mick kar y carney. you are big on infrastructure and a lot of these things he's talking about which these funds can get to. >> i'm the commissioner of the chairman that funds the highways and bridges and rodways. can i tell you happily that i'm working with my republican counterpart, senator inhofe, because he's from oklahoma, and he tells the story of where a bridge actually started to fall apart, and it fell on this young woman, a young mom and killed her. we have 70% of our bridges that are deficient. now, if you love this country, and we all say we love this country, then we have to pay our fair share because we -- you know, i've seen some of the commercials from msnbc when rachel maddow says you can't ask the average person in the street to rebuild the bridge or highway. that's what we do, all of us, and we all give our fair share. that's what it's about. it's not class warfare. if there is any warfare, it's on the middle class brought to you by the republicans. >> that's exactly right. >> who are

including the bankers and businesses that i work with, i have found it makes for better decision micking. >> have my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, to your knowledge, called into question your qualifications for this position? >> i don't know of that, senator. >> okay. your meetings with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have any called into question your qualifications? >> we had good cordial meetings in which there was frank exchange of views, and i listened carefully to all senators, and i hope i will always be able to develop that reputation, and i think it makes my job easier and work better if i listen closely to what you all have to say. >> let me try again. [laughter] did anyone say, i have problems with your qualifications to do this job? >> they have not. >> all right, thank you. so let me ask you, i understand my colleague, senator brown, has gone through all the checks and balances that some believe don't exist, but, in fact, there's a large number of them. let me ask you this. isn't it true, or maybe you can righten me if i'm wrong about this, that wit

with regard to the congress, i want to mick a point that i don't think has come up today, and that is i think it's going to be very difficult for us to fix this system until we take a hard look at the way money comes in to our political system. it's the campaign finance reform issue that i want to mention. just look what happened the last time it came up on the chopping block. the special interest came after that issue within seconds. so i think if we're serious about this, if the congress is serious about this, if the country is serious about this, we have to take a look at how money is coming into the system, and it's a whole lot worse now in the wake of the citizens united case. 28 years ago, i went to work in the government, and the first one i got to meet is sitting right here, and that's dave stockman when he was director at o.m.b. and when dave left the government, many of you may remember, he wrote a book called "the triumph of politics" that became a bestseller. i hope it's still available on the kindle or wherever. i hope it's still in print, because i think everyone should

as sort of carlic justice or car mick tying of the most. so it's very quick arrest and then delivery of justice. and the food and drug administration chairman there famously three or four years ago was shot after some food scandal. so the question is, how many people do they catch and punish compared to t whole sea of people who are doing the same things. that is a source of some real tension in china. rose: tell me what the other tension is, urban rural. >> it is a big one. and not so of the fact, well, you see things like this example, two or three months ago in beijing i saw a person in the gold coloured bentley almost push off the road a guy who was pulling an ox cart with his shoulders. is this kind of dekeynesian extreme. the since of unfairness of how the rurals work. that people recognize there are rich a poor extremes but if you think more and more that it is the families of the government leaders who are having the opportunities, there was almost a riot about a year ago when at a provincial university, a rich girl was delivered fo

. >> well, when sam zell is -- he kind of mick came to the to -- nickname himself and his big thing would be to come by distressed assets. so he wants to come when you're not doing well and pay on the dollar to get a hold of your company and then he can bring some expense of our budget and reform it and sell it off a few years later for a lot of money. he was successful in that in some cases, he was pretty successful at it and he looked at the tribune company and fought okay here is a company which if he valued he thought it was about 16 or $17 billion he could buy it for like 13. all he had to do was to borrow a lot of money to deutsch said that's what he did he put about $300 million down. it's worth billions and billions of dollars curious of 300 million is a lot to me and you and anybody in this room, but it wasn't relatively speaking that great a risk for him. so it puts that down and probably wrote off some of that on that. borrowed the money and goes out and he buys the tribune thinking that he's going to hold onto it for a while and make a killing. >> it wasn't just the matter of

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you unless you pay a lot of money so the networks are unsafe and computers are unsafe and the user's micki think that's the reality of it. but, good hygiene, all that, the standards, they are good to do. i still believe not 100% security. i think i've spent most of my time thinking about the calculated strategic approach of the nation states in this space and there are states that have reorganized themselves, created criminal cyber command some have hired and trained as a part of their military army cyber warriors and when the states do that they are serious about it. it may not be tomorrow that we see that coming and they may start with the theft of intellectual property that has happened prior to the engagement in the conventional warfare. but it is more the state to state and even those that deal with those, the crees and individuals or the lone wolf's, they are in somebody's jurisdiction and somebody's state and so the key to that is the engagement with the state actors and to get at even the wrong individuals that are doing this. >> the one thing maybe we want to make clear is i don'

visual part of your appearance that we weren't able to arrange, but it's good to have your voice in the mick. thank you very much, big issue. there's going to be more on this in the debates. bill: blown out at the open during the debates, too. martha: it was. bill: a massive storm on the sun could be threatening life on earth. we'll tell you why a close call with a giant solar flare has scientists scrambling to prevent a major disaster. cue the music! >> ♪ >> ♪ riders storm. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ martha: you could say that some parts of television will never be quite the same. cbs has announced that andy rooney will end his regular weekly appearances on "60 minutes" this fall, the 92-year-old are formally make the announcement in his 1000th -- 1097th essay on sunday night. rooney, a war correspondent, joined the network in 1949, worked on "60 minutes" from the beginning in the late '60s and became a regular commentator in the late '70s we hear the news magazine will feature a special lookback at his career, which i bet is going to be just great and he may still appear on this program from time to t

. >> now, for the record, i asked mike mick alpin. he did not know if -- mike mcalpin.now if alcohol was involved. the rally is set for 12:40 today. but the school is doing things as well. they tell me they've organized the talks in the dorms, they are making sure the residential staff is meeting with people in the dorms talking about personal responsibility and awareness about acquaintance or date rape. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, krill. thank -- all right, kraig, thank you. >>> landlords are getting notices for commercial businesses and those landlords will be responsible if the federal government gets involved for medical marijuana. the city is drafting legislation for medical marijuana and will host two public outreach meetings next month. advocates planned a news conference at 11:00 this morning to announce a referendum. >>> today, five san jose unions will announce a plan that they say will reduce pension costs by almost $500 million over the next five years. the unions represent police, firefighters and three other groups. with san jose facing

those sections would mick make it illegal for undocument the immigrants to seek work or others to givea ride to work and undocumented to attend state colleges. alabama governor robert bentley is happy with the outcome so far. >> with those parts that were upheld we have the strongest immigration law in this country. i believe that all sections of our law will be upheld. >> reporter: of course there will be a appeals, one from the obama administration which claims the federal government alone is responsible for immigration policy, not the states. yesterday, the president addressed the issue but not specifically the alabama law. here's what he said. >> we can't have a patchwork of 50 states with 50 different immigration laws. we can't have a situation in which individual counties are trying to enforce their own immigration laws rather than having a national approach. >> reporter: another appeal is expected from civil rights advocates. they say the law will lead to racial profiling and have a chilling effect on civil rights. jon? jon: steve centanni keeping an eye on that move, that big a