he was the only stone who ever hit mick jagger. a nice suit and lots of aftershave before he did it, but he did it. he came back into the same room and belted mick another one. that's part of his nascent history. ros: i think i've heard that story. isn't that one mick jagger referred to him as his drummer, and charlie watts didn't like it? >> yes. he kept on doing it. mick was very surprised by the first, but even more surprised when charlie did it again. ros: let's talk about charlie watts as a musician, as a drummer. we all know the riffs of the rolling stones, the vals, the lyrics, but talk to me about the drumming. >> well, it just had to be a very steady -- it was said that he had the difficult job. he was the only drummer who had to follow the lead guitarist. usually, if the other way around. he always had to keep up with the keith richards. he did it very well. he was very important, because there was a chamber pot next to his drums, where they could each retire when they needed to in a very long set. really, he was wonderf

mick rings charlie's room, "looking for my drummer, where's my drummer?" his shoes, goes down to mick's room, punches him out, and says, "don't ever call me your drummer again, you're my singer." now that's a little bit about respect. but it's also, they knew that this guy, they were in his band. ♪ it's just a shout away it's just a shout away ♪ >> reporter: he'll remain an icon of consistency, talent, and class. ♪ >>> up next, the new new york governor, kathy hochul, the promise she made. see how fast dust reappears. ully, it's fruo but dusting with a cloth is a pain. and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is such a hassle. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper's textured cloths lock all kinds of dirt, dust and pet hair. unlike my vacuum, it sneaks under and around places. look at that!! dust free and hassle free. stop cleaning and start swiffering. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to w

and, i just want to make that comment rudy referenced mick. mick, can you raise your hand? there. mick was a t.b.c. resident at the yosemite apartments. we're all proud of that. now, thank you for forgiving me, rudy. i'll conclude by noting that it was in 2008 that citizens got control of the site. the city did not have virtually any money and so they had the foresight to lend us just enough to acquire the property and there was no more money in sight. and so for years and years, we struggled to try to find ways to come up with non-city money to complete the financing. and during that period of time, the site had originally been zoned for only 80' and because of our work with the city department, we were able to rezone it and sub divide it. so this is now actually two sites. what's behind us will be 18 stories and where you all are sitting now is zoned for 30 stories and another 230 units that some day we hope to be able to finance as affordable housing. and so, if there is something to learn from this, it is the power of a whole community working together and of perseverance. tha

and, i just want to make that comment rudy referenced mick. mick, can you raise your hand? there. mick was a t.b.c. resident at the yosemite apartments. we're all proud of that. now, thank you for forgiving me, rudy. i'll conclude by noting that it was in 2008 that citizens got control of the site. the city did not have virtually any money and so they had the foresight to lend us just enough to acquire the property and there was no more money in sight. and so for years and years, we struggled to try to find ways to come up with non-city money to complete the financing. and during that period of time, the site had originally been zoned for only 80' and because of our work with the city department, we were able to rezone it and sub divide it. so this is now actually two sites. what's behind us will be 18 stories and where you all are sitting now is zoned for 30 stories and another 230 units that some day we hope to be able to finance as affordable housing. and so, if there is something to learn from this, it is the power of a whole community working together and of perseverance. tha

he said mick jagger knows all about the internet, social media . care about all that kind of thing. if it were not for him, i would probably not be doing this anymore, so he is keeping this all enthusiastic about carrying on working with the rolling stones. for me, it is just a job. i said, how did you get the job? he said in the 1960's, i was a session musician, and in particular, one jazz player whose name was bud powell. he was someone i listen to and made me want to play the drums, so i bought a banjo and fixed it up and began playing drums myself. i was a session musician and played with different groups, and played for the rolling stones. and that is where it started. one other thing he said to me that stuck in my mind was that he was a man who lived in the past to a certain extent. as i said, he was not into social media the internet with a modern lifestyle, and said i enjoy nothing more than being at home watching an old film from the 1940's and 1950's, or a british gangster movie, because in my mind, that is what life was about, and today

mick jager tweeted a photo of watts.nthony mason looks back on his brilliant career. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ ♪ >> in a band known for its brash personal, charlie watts was the quiet backbone. for more than a century, his steady beat anchored the rolling stones that he formed along side mick jager, keith richards, bill wyman and the late bryan jones. he spoke to 60 minutes in 1994. >> i considered myself a drummer. so that was the key at the time. and help everyone else do what they do. you know? i don't really like solo type things. ♪ ♪ >> his drumming skills self-taught by listening to jazz greats like charlie parker and duke ellington. >> it's one of the faults of my play, i never learned to play. >> the stones had searched for a drummer for months before finding watts and feared he might be too talented for them. ♪ ♪ but he ended up playing on all 30 rolling stones albums and on every tour. despite his sharp fashion sense. he shied away from flashy drum solos. and the attention that came with international

. >> reporter: watts the longtime drummer of the rolling stones playing alongside mick jagger, keitharlie watts was not showy. he played in the back of the band. he didn't take long drum solos. but he was the heart and soul of that band. >> reporter: watts was born in wembley in the uk in 1941. his parents said he was a pint-sized percussionist even then tapping out tunes on the table with pieces of wood or a knife and fork until his parents finally bought him a drum kit at the age of 14. watts joining the stones in 1963 with the band for such hits as "paint it black," "aftermath" and "i can't get no satisfaction." in addition to his musicianship, watts became well known as a fashion plate. on tuesday elton john calling watts the most stylish of men and such brilliant company. posh maybe, but not always poised. the legendary drummer once reportedly punched mick jagger in the face at a hotel in amsterdam after an inebriated jagger said to watts, you're only my drummer. the duo going on to make amends and going on to make music together for decades. his three rolling stones brothers pa

lead singer mick jagger shared an image online of watts smiling behind his drum kit. charlie watts was one of the core members of the band along with jagger and guitarist keith richards and was a rolling stone for almost six decades. >> the rolling stones! >> he was the quiet drummer whose beats drove the biggest and arguably best rock 'n' roll band of all time. charlie watts played on every single rolling stones record, 30 in all, and kept time through the band's drug-fueled chaos through the 1960's and 1970's. keith richards revered him, saying he wove the band together with his backbeat rhythms, and stones guitarist ronni woods said he was the engine of the band. without charlie, they weren't going anywhere, he said. with watts gone, that poignant observation has new meaning, and is one and noted, the loss could mean the end of the stones. >> i think mick has been widely quoted as saying the band would not continue to exist without charlie, so, yeah, it is the end of a massive chapter in all of our lives. >> watts had a unique, subtle style born out of his love jaz

keith richards, mick jagger, and charlie was kind of quiet, right? and we have a gentleman forecaster with us this morning, as well. >> well, let's see we'll try to keep the beat as far as your weather is concerned. unfortunately, we have three beats too many in the tropics. we are watching especially this area just to the west of the windward islands it's going to be looking at some development over the next five days right down into the gulf and, in fact, as we put the european model and the u.s. model into motion, you can see that somewhere along the way as we get into early next week, we may be looking at a tropical system making landfall somewhere between louisiana and texas. we're going to continue to watch this over the next several days. that's what's going on around >> the country. >> i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with our cooling clouds across the bay area. we'll see this clearing out by about 8:00 to 9:00 and then as we go into this afternoon, highs in the mid 70s for the south bay, some low 80s for the inland east bay. n

mick jagger showed a picture of.ie watch, doing what he did best playing the drums and keith richards showed an empty drum set with a closed sign on it fox news at ashley devore ca and tells us that charlie watch truly was the backbone of the rolling stones. no money. he was the rhythm to rock songs embraced by generations iconic rolling stones drummer charlie watts has died at the age of 80 watts, spokesperson says the musician passed away peacefully in a london hospital earlier today, surrounded by his family. adding he was a cherished husband father and grandfather and also as a member of the rolling stones, one of the greatest drummers of his generation watts had recently announced he wouldn't be joining the stones for their 2021 no filter tour citing undisclosed health issues all right, charlie watts was born in london in 1941 he was a jazz fan his entire life. and join the rolling stones in 1963 playing on all the bands, 30 albums and on every tour watts follows mick jagger and keith richards as the group's lon

on a wild trying another spending spree, what is economic outlook for our country, joining is now mick, mick, thank you for joining me, good to have you. >> it is good to see you i was expecting "kudlow" i put on a tie for "kudlow" i would never do that for you but it's good to see you. sean: i thought you might put the vest on for "kudlow" i wasn't quite sure. >> it could be worse. sean: you and i serve time together on congress and what your take on inflation and the massive spending, this would make even the obama era democrats blush $3.5 trillion in a e giveaway package. >> let'sic talk about inflationy concern is yes, here's why, certainly some of the things overseeing are temporary when you look at the cost of a rental car dramatically higher than it was last summer in large part because nobody was renting s a r there is some funds in the numbers were you not see the true measure of inflation but certainly it is there and it is concerning because the fundamentals of inflation is defined as too much money chasing too few goods and whenn you have all of this new money into the syst

mick: ♪ kumasi: the death of charlie watts this morning, the bedrock drummer of the rolling stones.th all the smoke and how it is impacting us, and up into tahoe -- we will start with our air quality, which is green to yellow, good to moderate. if you go up to lake tahoe, you can see it is hazardous. it is at its worst level. there are only a couple of places in brazil that rival how bad the air quality is here. ours is still worst. we have the worst air quality in all of the earth right now. here is a look from the east shore, looking to the west. visibility is only a couple hundred yards because of that thick smoke. we have heavenly closed for the summer, sierra tahoe closed, because they shut the power down. i was reading that squaw-alpine, they were trying to build one of their new gondolas and had to take helicopters away from that to use them to fight the fire, so that has been on hold also. here is a look at the smoke. the winds are light and variable. the smoke sinks into the valleys and just sits there. when the wind does pick up later today, look which way it blows. that b

watts follows mick jagger and keith richards as the group's longest lasting member.rlie's reticence to be a rock and roll star witches, charlie he's so dapper mostapha man in rock and roll along with the record breaking band he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in addition to numerous industry awards. watts was famous for his signature style even selected by vanity fair for world's best dressed men list in 2000 and four watts was diagnosed with throat cancer which was treated and went into remission tributes from the music world are pouring in beatles drummer ringo starr tweeted. we're going to miss you, man peace and love tom morello says. rock n roll would not be rock and roll without the rhythm the style the vibe of this incredible musician and lenny kravitz wrote the beat of the stones. there are no words every. groove has spoken for itself. just try it out of me in hollywood ashley kevork in fox news. mick jagger and keith richards both tweeted simple tweets today with no captions paying tribute to charlie watts mick jagger showed a picture of cha

mike flynn, mattis, mick mulvaney.was striking about it was almost all those people were gone when the pandemic came. the first health secretary lasted a year. so many of the people, don't know if they were paying attention during the briefing but so many people the obama administration tried to help were gone by the beginning of year 4 when the pandemic happened. they never had the playbook. the trump folks throughout the playbook. they never had a backup conversation to know the questions to ask and who to call if such a thing were to happen. >> that reminds me of kellyanne in her office with an amazing photo of everyone getting sworn in, taking the pledge on inauguration day and he was each person whited out like no longer in the white house and jared and kellyanne, a hard point, how that would affect the pandemic. the republican party tried to use doctor fauci as a bogeyman, how much damage does this do the current coronavirus response? >> a lot of damage. he is the president's chief medical advisor, still on tv te

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it wasn't about choosing team keith or team mick. what those songs needed to sound like. ♪ need someone we can dream on ♪ >> reporter: in 1994 at age 53, he opened up to "60 minutes" about his role in one of the greatest bands in history. >> i mean, i always consider myself a drummer, you know, and so that's the key at the time ad help everybody else do what they do, you know. i don't really like solo type things. >> reporter: in 2015, watts showing off his sense of humor dressing up like his bandmates and charmingly poking fun at his own quiet demeanor. >> exhibitionism. it's all about me and i'm the star for once. >> reporter: his spokesperson announcing that watts passed away peacefully in a london hospital surrounded by his family, his longtime loyalty to the band matched by his devotion to his wife of 57 years, to shirley ann shepherd. the couple have one daughter, seraphina. charlie watts was 80 years old and he had recently bowed out of the stones' upcoming tour of the u.s. keith richards remembered in his book the time jagger

mick, i'll start with you, if i may.inistration, but a notable silence from top officials whether in the biden or obama or trump administration on the shocking shift events in afghanistan and the diminished stance the u.s. has in the world. chinese on social media saying the u.s. took 20 years in afghanistan. they were run out in 72 hours. what is your response? >> the chinese are asking the right questions. you mentioned it in the run-up to the segment where is the intelligence failure? we were told for years it was fine afghanis were told they were taking care of things and we would soon leave we got bad information from the pentagon it doesn't surprise me that was one of the subjects of the phone call yesterday you could make it a partisan thing if you want and some falls to the biden administration on the execution of the plan. when the dust settles, one question is why was congress misled by the pentagon we spent 20 years and $80 billion training the afghanis. ten times that elsewhere in afghanistan and it fell apar

mick jagger went to the school of economics where i went for one year.ick jagger's butt for 60 years. >> greg: how could you tell that between his butt and face? >> dagen: panda smithsonian national zoo celebrated birthday. icy fruit cake made out of grape juice and something. >> dana: did they give him the parking spot? >> greg: all right. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: we are big into pandas here in d.c. all right, greg. thank you. good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight with president biden's deadline to leave afghanistan just six days away, a bipartisan group of lawmakers and american allies now voicing concerns over evacuation efforts as they have been over recent days. they don't believe it's possible to get u.s. personnel and afghan allies out of afghanistan by august 31st. today the state department was forced to clear up confusion about the number of americans remaining in the country. secretary of state antony blinken says there are roughly 1500 who have left to leave. secretary

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mick mulvaney and secretary julian castro.king, we have news from robinhood. it speaks to what we have been talking about all morning. it filed to sell 97.9 million shares over time this is key. the company is not receiving proceeds from the sale it will go to certain selling shareholders >> what? >> this is not a secondary in the context of raising new capital. these are investors, prior investors and capital venture firms that were early in this is intent to sell i'm looking through the list 9 yard capital sigma river holdings a number of entities that have owned shares when the company was a private company. looking to sell and we will see over time what that does to the stock in terms -- >> no wonder the stock is down 10%. if you are raising additional funds for the good of the company and say we will do what amc has done we will put that money back in use to make sure the company is using it properly and rewarding the shareholders coming in if you sell it to make sure the early investors are made good because they don't w

the problem going to be on the are to be on your mind from one to 100 and young phone. mick, i meant something about it to be into it and he told me. ready we just spent a week with some of the countries, most privileged young people they've shown us a tiny slice of their life, but we're acutely aware that there's much more we've not seen this too much. he just so you don't have to do the service. you can feel the question i need. ok. the only thing i can go ahead there's a home visit or you didn't approve your teams. i'm just going to tell you just put it up there to meet him guys or you know, when you get, you probably could get in from good to use it and didn't completion in august and the message we've heard many times throughout the week a message they're trained to convey to their countrymen the belief they exist in a perfect world. a place to really the stuff in the world i. i use . i know when i was growing up in the 90s in north korea, that's when there was curious, economy was collapsing and there were stop providing the food and the pub ration to us. so people had to find

bandmates keith sxrichds mick jagger today both posted images on social media commemorating watts's life with richards' photo showing an empty drum set and a sign that reads "closed." messages poured in from watts's peers. elton john wrote on twitter "charlie watts was the ultimate drummer." paul mccartney calls watts a fantastic drummer, steady as a rock. in 1979 keith richards told "rolling stone" magazine, "everybody thinks mick and keith are the rols stones. if charlie wasn't doing what he's doing on drums that wouldn't be true at all. you'd find out that charlie watts is the stones." a remarkable life. the news continues with don lemon and "don lemon tonight." >>> hello, everyone. thanks for joining us. this is "don lemon tonight" and we have a busy news night ahead with major developments on everything from afghanistan to covid to a big win for the president on capitol hill. and we're going to catch you up on all of it. but i just want to begin with afghanistan because that's where the pace of evacuations is really at an all-time high on the day president joe bide anne nounss he is

the teams were trying to come up with some ways to keep their drivers busy durng the wait — here is mickho won that one? intricate footwork needed there. let's have a quick look at some other stories. there was drama from the start of the british motogp with six—time champion marc marquez taking out fellow spaniard jorge martin on the opening lap. frenchman fabio quartararo won the race at silverstone to extend his championship lead. poland's rafal majka won stage 15 of the vuelta a espana finishing almost a minute and a half ahead of the next rider. britain's adam yates finished fourth, ahead of the main group including norway's 0dd christian eiking who retained the overall lead heading into tomorrow's final rest day. chris woakes returns to the england squad for the fourth test against india on thursday. the all—rounder has been making his way back from injury and could be in line for a place at the oval. jos buttler drops out as his wife is expecting a baby sojonny bairstow will keep wicket. and yalemzerf yehualaw smashed the women's half marathon world record at the antrim coast even

so mick, i meant something about it into the hope of opponent. ready we just spent a week with some of the countries most privileged young people they've shown us a tiny slice of their life, but we're acutely aware that there's much more we've not seen the cleaners timothy just so you don't have to hit tick service or you can feel the need. okay. the only thing i can go ahead is it didn't approve your teams. i'm just gonna tell you just put it up some guys so often you know, when you get you probably get in some good news. there are to complete them. do in august and the message we've heard many times throughout the week the message they're trained to convey to their countryman the belief they exist in a perfect world, a place to really the stuff of the me i lose . i know when i was growing up in the 90s in north korea, that's when there was curious, economy was collapsing and there were stop providing the food and the pub ration to us. so people had to find their ways to survive, which means engaging in black market. that through brand market, t

scenes in the book is the debate situation about china, there was a real reticence especially from micke a government interfere with trade and commerce. they thought people were scaredy-cat's and they shouldn't be listened to so c the risk of family a whole libertarian about fast wearing and that sort of thing so that did play a big role. the president wanted to downplay this because he was afraid of the political repercussions happening and then there were times for the he would overcorrect and say i am in chargei', super federalism i get that a lot of republicans were comfortable with so i think that drove a lot of. >> this question from nancy, did your reporting have any concern for the record people or was it all a political calculation? >> with rbc don't presume we know everything but what we can gather in the anecdote we heard, it was very much politically focused and public relations focus, i think what jamie mentioned earlier is a good example where he thinks it's the way they are talking about, that is the problem, have the fact that the virus -- and even when he gets sick, he

the 80-year-old kept the beat with mick and keith nearly 50 years, dropped out of the tour this month after undergoing surgery he died today in a london hospital surrounded by family, according to a spokesperson paul mccartney, a member of that other famous british band taking a moment to remember watts. >> charlie was a rock. a fantastic drummer. steady as a rock >> reporter: often impeccably dressed in bespoke suits watts was soft spoken, letting his bandmates take the spotlight >> want to say hello >> hello. >> he speaks >> reporter: but he was at the heart of the rolling stones bassist ronnie wood called him the engine. watts got his first drum set when he was 14 years old, developing a passion for jazz he even started his own 33-piece band in the '80s. >> i always loved it it's a thing when i was a kid, you know, 12, 13, i heard jerry monahue and that was it. >> reporter: the problem with rock 'n' roll, he once said, was the regularity of it his job was to make it swing and bounce, and that's what he did stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> we're back in a moment with a search for a 3-y

the situation of shuttingng down flights from cha and there was a real reticence from people like mickmulvaney and others to have government interfere with trade and commerce. they saw people who were scaredy cats and they shouldn't be listened to and there was a whole libertarian argument about mask wearing and constitutional rights and not have the government dictate that sort of thing so i think it did play a big role. the president wanted to downplay this because he was afraid of the political repercussions of happening and then he went overcorrect and say i can tell the states what to do, i am in charge, super federalism i get that a lot of republicans want capitol with so politics drove a lot of this. >> this is from nancy, did youry reporting indicate trump had any concern for the health of the american people or was it a medicalit calculation? >> we don't presume like we know everything he was thinking but from what we could gather and reported in the anecdotes we heard, it was very much politically focused public relations focused. i think the outburst was a good example of th

plus, a first look at the newcomb mick book by late civil rights icon john lewis and we'll hear fromympic swimmer caleb dressel joins us in the studio fresh off winning five gold medals in the tokyo games. that's the "cbs morning news" this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

i think everyone is mick and their way east and out of the danger zone. julian: any updates on how many people have evacuated now that the warnings have shifted to orders? jason: i enforce we don't have hard numbers on total people yet. julian: ok. let's talk about injuries -- we obviously know you all try so hard to make sure people are out of harm's way and not in place where they might be injured by these fires, but are there any reports of injury so far? jason: we had two civilians injured very early on the fire -- day one or day two. none since then that i am aware of. julian: can you tell us how make total homes or structures have been destroyed -- we know conditions have been shifting. we will touch on the red flag warning come but what are we talking about as far as damage to structures? structures, 11 commercial, and that could change as we get data again from the field. julian: we know you are always trying to do those surveys when it is safe to do so. we are getting fewer questions right now and a reminder for folks watching from home -- search

keith richards and mick jagger came to see him play in the band he was in before he drummed for the stonesobviously they will be devastated on a more practical level, they are on their no filter tour. that had just been announced charlie would not be joining them for that. he in his typical subtle wit said it is the first time i have been a little bit off time. brent: can he be replaced really? >> character, ambience, there is the feeling, that is irreplaceable. in terms of the drumming and the rhythm section, steve jordan plays a lot with keith richards in any case. he will be joining them for their 13 date tour. the fans will not be disappointed to see the stones but they will be upset he is not there to join the party. brent: it is hard to believe but that is the reality. thank you. 2 -- to japan now where the opening ceremony of the summer paralympic games it is taking place in tokyo's olympic stadium. the games are happening when year late due to the coronavirus pandemic and even now the seats in the arena are largely empty. they were empty for the grand ceremony. despite the delay an

situation a shutting down the flights from china and there was a real reticence, from people like mick mulvaney and others to have the government interfere with trade and commerce and people like matt pottinger were scaredy cats and shouldn't be listened to. and there was a whole libertarian argument about mask wearing and, you know, a constitutional right to not have the government dictate, that sort of thing. so i think that did play a big role. you know, the president wanted to downplay this because he was afraid of the political repercussions happening and there were times he would overcorrect and say i could tell the states what to do, i'm in charge. you know, and there's a super federalism idea that a lot of republicans weren't comfortable with. i think that politics drove a lot of the decisions. >> and this question from nancy, did your reporting indicate that trump had any concern for the health of the american people or was it all a political calculation? >> we obviously don't presume like we know everything he was thinking, but from what we could gather that we heard, it was

ijust play the drums for keith and mick. i don't play them for me.t of the rolling stones. in a statement, the band said it was with immense sadness they were announcing the death of their beloved charlie watts. amongst the tributes, eltonjohn, ringo starr, paul mccartney. charlie was a rock and a fantastic drummer. he was though always a reluctant rock star. i can't play the drums at home, so i walk about, and to play the drums i have to go on the road and to go on the road i have to leave home. it's like a terribly vicious circle — it's always been my life. a graphic designer by trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. we'd like to play a bo diddley number... all right! i'm all right! but forfellow drummer, kennyjones from the small faces and the who, he was a crucial part of the stones�* magic. charlie was a lovely, | smart, amazing guy. the reason he was - such a great drummer is because he had such a great feeling about himself and - for others. the way he delivers th

he's the only mamma. besides mick jagger and keith richards to appear on every single studio of record still ahead on al jazeera, the paralympic refugee team turned this thought towards those fleeing afghanistan, or hear from them in this for the the me ah ah ah ah, times catch up and all this will who's jemma now? thank you sam a. let's start with football and the english premier league says it will not release plants international games next month. if those matches are in countries on the case read list, this effect styles. liverpool mohammed sala who missed one of egypt, wild cup qualifies travelers. returning from red, las countries are required to quarantine for 10 days. on arrival, back in the u. k, the premier league says i have spoken with the station on the government to find a solution. but due to ongoing public health concerns, no exemption has been granted. west ham, reportedly close to signing, defend lima from london, rivals chelsea. and if he does join, he'll be planning for the fire. you are the surprise anita of england's top division. so i can make out on pony school

ijust play the drums for keith and mick. i don't play them for me.r, the steady back beat of the rolling stones. in a statement, the band said it was with immense sadness they were announcing the death of their beloved charlie watts. amongst the tributes, eltonjohn, ringo starr, paul mccartney. charlie was a rock and a fantastic drummer. he was though always a reluctant rock star. i can't play the drums at home, so i walk about, and to play the drums i have to go on the road and to go on the road i have to leave home. it's like a terribly vicious circle — it's always been my life. a graphic designer by trade, he was not expecting his evening sideline with a little blues band called the rolling stones to make him famous. we'd like to play a bo diddley number... all right! i'm all right! but for fellow drummer, kennyjones from the small faces and the who, he was a crucial part of the stones' magic. charlie was a lovely, | smart, amazing guy. the reason he was such a great. drummer is because he had such a great feeling about himself and for others. _ t

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mick jagger and another legendary drummer both paying tribute to watts on twitter following his passing. watts was 80 years old. >>> a lot of legends there. all right. time this midday to get a look at our forecast. kari, you mentioned that a warmup's on the way. >> yeah, it's going to heat up. and we've also been watching all of the smoke. this camera is around the lake tahoe area. you can barely see anything, and it is so bad out there. we talked about this. this area experiencing some of the worst air quality in the world. this has an outline of how much of this area has burned. and we know very well highway 50, we know that kyburz has been evacuated as well as strawberry. and a lot of these areas are close to the leading edge of that fire. as we look at just kind of a mapper here showing you how far the leading edge of the fire is from south lake tahoe. it's about 14 miles. there is a lot of steep terrain there. but this is something we'll be monitoring over the next few days as our winds shift and we've seen it also possibly moving closer to some more populated areas. as we look at

i may, mick jagger and keith richards paid tribute to the drama on social media. what had played with the band since 1962, appearing on every studio album. if somebody said he died peacefully in hospital, the people, paul mccartney, and bring gustavo also pay tribute. queen drummer, roger taylor said, what's as simple style was a lesson to us, all will still add here on the news. the new york yankees keep that winning feeling going peace will have that story and sport straight up to the break disabled. ah, the news news news news with me. ah ah ah welcome back romania has become a dumping ground for most of europe, illegal waste. government officials had told out there are the criminal organizations within the country have made a big business and re, simmons reports not from the caressed. this site was registered as a recycling center, yet it became a mountain of waste mixed with building rubble ignored by local authorities for more than 10 years. until now, i stick. a lot of plastic domestic waste may be induced to waste in that part. the new head of romania is n

but the 2 grand defense forces took over the capital, mickely, and other major cities. weeks ago. some of the new arrivals they witnessed hundreds trying to escape home era and were killed and thrown into the river. legacy says he was part of the group that found some of the bodies and buried them whirlwind and in a hurry, we were told by refugees that people were being killed and thrown in the river. then we found the bodies hands tied behind their back. some shot in the chest, something on the head. we knew there were 2 grains, from whom error. most of the graves were dug, just meet us from the river. there are several burial sites like this one along the city river, each with different numbers of bodies. but people here and would then hello say not all those found in the river were pulled out. and while the bodies of those who die trying to escape to great buried here, there are reports of similar graves in the region where the death toll is unknown. since the thoughts of the conflict in november last year, there has been accusations by rights, groups of atrocities, by the wear

. >> my father, just like many other musicians-- from coolio, snoop, to mick jagger, james brown-- have been arrested for cannabis possession. >> reporter: the museum charts america's so-called war on drugs that even in the last decade saw nearly four times as many black people arrested for cannabis possession. >> our country spends hundreds of thousands of dollars performing raids to this day. >> reporter: this history is personal for mcintosh; her brother died after an attack by a fellow inmate while under arrest for marijuana possession. >> this is a multibillion-dollar industry, and most consumers have no idea. you know, ey have the privilege to walk into any dispensary without having the faintest idea about who are the peoplehat have sacrificed in order for this industry to exist. >> reporter: the blending of cannabis business and social justice reflects a core mandate of state law. in 2016, voters approved ballot question 4, which made massachusetts the first state to require policies to bring people disproportionately harmed by cannabis prohibition into the newly legalized indust

he joined the band in 1963 and remained with the group for nearly 60 years, performing alongside mick jagger and keith richards. >>> more families evacuated from the dixie fire are being allowed to return home as crews continue to make progress. it's charred more than 731,000 acres in buttes, plymouth, and shasta county's. containment now stands at 41%. the dixie fire is the state's second largest wildfire in modern history. the first was last year's august complex fire, also in northern california. >>> let's get back to paul, a little bit more on the smoke and the haze and what else is coming next. >> the smoke continues to blow away from the bay area, still a little bit in the upper levels of the atmosphere but nothing that concerns in terms of air quality. you can see it on the satellite perspective, all those plumes of smoke moving off to the northeast and the marine layer is handing out and sending that surge of fog inland every night. that's going to be the case again tonight. but the winds are going to shift over the next couple days, so let's switch over from the satellite per

the band mates, mick jagger and keith richards paid tribute to the drummer on social media. what had played with the band since 1900. 62, appearing on every studio album, his family said he died peacefully in hospital. the beetle, paul mccartney, and ringo starr have also paid tribute. queen, runa, roger taylor said, what simple style was a lesson to us all hostile ahead here on alpha 0. it's a great start to england. in the 3rd cricket test against india, it will have all the apps for you shortly, and ah cruise with me. ah ah ah well come back. now romania has become a dumping ground for most of europe's illegal waste. and government officials have told al jazeera that criminal organizations within the country have even made it a big business. andrew simmons reports now from bucharest. this site was registered as a recycling center, yet it became a mountain of waste mixed with building rubble ignored by local authorities for more than 10 years. until now, a stick. a lot of plastic domestic waste may be induced to other ways in that part. the new head of romania is national

life and he was the greatest man i mean, eric clapton and all these guys cried at his funeral and mick jagger as he was such a force in the music industry. >> i don't know if you're aware of this but you seem to use a lot of quotations in your writing, is that purposeful ? >> a lot of what? >> a lot of quotations. >>. >> i've been writing all my life thanks to the great madison heights high school. ms. simmons and then university of chicago, i've been working on wall street where i had an english teacher as a senior analyst who taught me a lot about retailing or more. i think you just develop your own writing style and you know, i mean i think you get to a point where you feel comfortable with it and probably you tend to overuse certain techniqueshere and there . but yeah, when something," are usually when i use for market it isn't like a direct quotation summary saying something on san juan, i'm not sure this board means what theysay . like, it was a terrible event or something. i can't think of a good example other than that but maybe it was, maybe it wasn't . air quotes, like now. >