all right, mr. pop. as i said known as the godfather of punk.nd the stooges were known in the '60s and '70s for your music and your rambunctious behavior. some of the songs people know search and destroy, lust for life. you're in the rock'n'roll hall of fame. now you have a new album called ready to die. >> that's all true. stephen: that's all true. okay. when you started your music, there was no word called punk. you weren't trying to be a punk band. you just had a band. what were you trying to do? >> trying to be free. you know, high school was like college was like military was like vaudeville was like being locked up was like everything was just going to be more the endless same and we didn't want to obey. we wanted to just... >> stephen: sounds like you were causing trouble. >> yeah. stephen: you look like trouble. you look like trouble. >> a lot of people felt that way stephen: i don't think anybody wants to hear, "mom, dad, this is iggy. we're in love." you look like trouble. >> i was 19. i got my first mug shot. >> stephen: what were you

britain's political muppet show. >> i did it my way. >> reporter: for a generation of pop culture consumers -- >> hello? >> mre line, prime minister. >> reporter: for being a punch line for james bond in "for your eyes only --" >> give us a kiss, give us a kiss. >> well, really, mr. bond. >> reporter: to having a silent cameo in "love actually." >> of course you did. >> reporter: to becoming the tragic heroine. >> this is a day to put differences inside. to hold one's head high and take pride in being british. >> reporter: a role that won streep her third oscar. to recording artists of the '80s, she was amused. today, billy remembered her bitter strike. >> the damage that she did is unfortunately still playing itself out in my country. >> reporter: his anthem in support of the minors mark his first appearance on britain's top of the chart. in the same way that the dust bowl created woody guthrie, in the same way the civil rights movement spawned bob dylan, thatcherism and the back lash against it launched billy brown. >> she was a genuine radical. i have to admire that she was a radical. not my kind of radica

and for korean pop star mr.e himself, psy, the pressure to create another global hit has been mounting for months. resulting in tweets with the hash tag pain of creation. >> hard to beat a billion views on youtube, though. do you feel -- >> i'm not going to beat that. and i cannot beat that. >> reporter: psy told alina cho in november he did not have a magical formula for success. >> people describe this as phenomenal. and, you know, unfortunately we cannot analyze phenomenal. >> writing a great pop song is harder than it looks. >> reporter: simon, an associate editor at "rolling stone" reminds us that musical history is littered with the carcasses of failed second attempts. ♪ i'm too sexy for my shirt >> reporter: remember right said fred's follow-up to "i'm too se sexy" or vanilla ice after "ice, ice baby." i didn't think you did. and how about chumbawumba, they never did get up again. >> one hit wonders will become more and more common in this day and age because of internet, youtube hits are counted toward t

happened today is that in the future, next week, the week after, when every one of these things pop up and you and mr. trump talked about it in regard to the military or what might be coming next in head start, now we have a plan. the plan is that the flexibility is going to be given to the department and they're going to able to decide what to spend money on and not to. the democrats have truly lost on this thing. >> greta: that's a good idea, but it's going to have to be done bill by bill by bill, department by department, right? >> well, it didn't have to be that. >> greta: but that's the way it's going to be done. >> that's the way it's probably going to happen. but i think the democrats are going to come back. >> greta: if that's the way it's done, while they do all their little busy work and playing around, they're going to say they're too busy to do tax reform, too busy to do immigration reform, because they're doing these other things. to the extent they do these every single departme as the crisis arises, they didn't do their other work and they got into this mess because they didn't do thei

happened today is that in the future next week, the week after when every one of these things pop up and you and mr. trump talked about it in regard to the the mill tare arery or what might be coming next in head start now we have a plan and the plan is going be that the flexible is going to be given to the department and they will decide what to spend money on and what not to. >> greta: that is a great idea but here is the problem. a good idea i mean there is flexibility but it has to be done bill by bill by bill by bill. department by department by department, right? >> it didn't have to be that way. >> greta: but that is the the way -- >> that is the way it is probably going to happen. >> greta: here is the problem. let me stop you for a second. if that is the way it is done while they do the little busy work and playing around they will say they are too busy to do tax reform. too busy to do immigration reform because they are doing these other things. to the extent they play the game to do every single department as the crisis arises they can't do the other work and they got into the mess becau

mr. ed don't have a cow, but now something is popping up in a kid's moose lasagna, it is not moose. after this. neil: time for biz blitz, there is moose in my lasagna. they found traces of pork, to me that sounds like an improvement but after ikea horse beat mess up, they are en wondering why ty are selling food. derrick, what do you make of this? >> key is people want to believe in the brand they buy. this comes down to the shifting of responsibility to the big brand. if a person goes to ikea they want to know if they put down their heard earned water they will get a product or service they can believe in, the moment that trust is broken that report responsibility shifts back to the consumer, it causes them to doubt in the brand, like a contract, we put money down the brand owes it to us to have a quality brand or service. neil: my only thought on this, is that, just stick to furniture, leave the food alone, i understand at their stores, you go through a maze of picking out what you want, you can get the swedish meat balls that are perhaps not what you think. but just focus on doin

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pop particulars. >> there it is. shameless plugs. mr.e center of american progress came out with a 50-state report showing how when you have weak gun laws, higher gun violence in our communities and top ten states, the weakest gun laws, they are the exact same states with the highest gun violence. >> john? >> completely shameless, read the theories on all things but mostly politics. >> and you're going to trash my henry clay stuff? >> i am. >> shout out to dick wade. i'm going home this weekend for the celebration. i want to celebrate him and all educators. >> that's very nice but makes me wonder, do i have to say something nice about my high school principal? i don't remember him saying anything nice about me. thank you for this edition of "the daily rundown." have a great weekend. we'll see you back here monday. coming up next, chris jansing. bye-bye. >>> hi, there. if you are traveling, we're going to run into wet spots through the north and mid-atlantic. this should be isolated this morning. we will see a chance of stronger storms th

mrs. jackson against the doctor seeking billions for those she blamed for anything my's -- the king of pop. the mother and children grime that doctor can road -- dr. conrad murray was not properly supervised. and another witness could be "prince" and his concert promoter was once a.e.g. and the legal team has requested prince's testimony. >> a super model saved her seven-year-old henry from drowning in hawaii. it happened while the family was vacationing in hawaii over the weekend. henry was sucked into a riptide along with two nannies. she and her boyfriend, a bodyguard, saw they were in distress and helped them to safety. klum said her son swam back to land and got out of the water. >> milestone for the first man to receive a full face transplant. he was married to a 29-year-old in texas over the weekend, meeting in a burn victim support group. he was burned over the head when he came in contact with power lines in a 2008 accident, 30 doctors worked for 17 hours to give him a new face in march of 2011. >> in the week three of "dancing with the stars" and who is slitting in the -- sitting

mr. chair can i ask a question? >> actually, i really appreciate the strategic approach to the use of the state money and also the pop funds. but i want to ask about the back appealing of the state cuts like how much of that is coming from the prop h funds? that is coming from the prop h funds >> so covering 4 thousand children coming from the prop h fund -- i'm wondering about what i anticipate in the future as we backfill? and i'm wondering. >> i know we've been working with the office working around and planning out our budget and the trends in the long run. we've been using our reserve and at some point that reserve is going to be over but we still have stated and a local cuts we have to be strategic. but it is you know the more that the city covers the state cuts and i think it causes quite a dilemma. and we want to make sure our lower income children have a preschool good experience. okay shall i go on. you can see we serve a lot of children in our family resource centers we've screened 5 thousand children a year here's dental and obesity. we again at the bottom two slides we preoccupied a lot of capacity build

mr. shiller, thanks so much for coming on. >> my pleasure. >>> the biggest pops and drops in midday tradinglulemon is dropping. >> it's a high valuation name. it was growing at higher than usual growth rates, but now growth is accelerating. they've had this sheerness problem with their pants. so technical basis, the think the stock got rejected at the breakdown level. >> give me the read on cgate. >> i'm a big fan of the sheer. up 11% today. 2% pullback. related to f5. concerns in the technology base. this name is cheap and gives you great yield. >> yum brands is dropping. >> because of the concerns of bird flu over in china. as it was the last time when yum gets hit it presents a buying ton. they announced today, judge, kentucky fried chicken, boneless chicken coming out. >> cnx. dr. j.? >> along with caterpillar, gold miners, silver miners. gold trade taking off today. up 3.5%. i think it continues because people are picking up the trash today. >>> coming up on the "half" from post nine, who's in the hot seat today? calling out one of our own for their losing trade. >>> lessons from grand

. >> gretchen: you did that shocked look, immediately what popped in was mr. bill. remember that?at ages us, i think. anyway, we'll tell you -- >> brian: they don't do enough with clay anymore. >> steve: they don't. >> gretchen: they should, under budget constraints. >> brian: and play dough, clay gave birth to play dough -- plato the philosopher, and the toy came from the space program. >> steve: play dough, one of the best smells of childhood. >> brian: that's true. shrink -- slinkyy was the best toy. >> steve: south korea saying the north is prepared to do a missile test. david piper live with the latest. are they worried they might do something stupid today? >> plenty of worry, yes. but no panic on the streets as yet in the south korean capitol. the u.s. and south korea has raised its military alert levels now over concerns north korea is going to conduct a missile test at any time. south korea is also raising its terror alert levels, which means they're beefing up their military patrols around key installations. the latest smells suggests they could launch the missile at any

there are mom and pop businesses like mr. tebesh's across the country asking for our country. this bill does not provide that help. it will not solve the challenges facing main street. instead the marketplace fairness act creates new challenges that will put many americans' small businesses at a disadvantage. this bill poses additional burdens and compliance demands on businesses already weighed down by federal and state tax systems that are too complex, too time-consuming and too costly to comply with. i encourage my colleagues to look at this bill very closely. it requires america's businesses to track thousands of different tax codes in 7,500 jurisdictions if they do online business out of state. look at this bill closely. it will force small businesses to hire expensive accountants and implement costly systems to deal with the complexity of collecting sales taxes on purchases made in other states. and who is policing all of this? the bill as written has no audit or enforcement protection. as a result, it opens up small businesses to aggressive out-of-state tax collectors.

pop psychology thing that feeds on itself. people buy into it without thinking it through, mr. cashen says. still, bitcoin up over 200% over just the past month. maria, back to you. >> all right, josh, thanks so much, josh lipton. we are in the final stretch of trading here. 25 minutes until the final bell sounds for the day. we have a market off of the best level, but nonetheless, in uncharted territory, if we close here, and up 138 points on the dow jones industrial average. nasdaq on fire, 58 points higher. >> do you know the nasdaq from the lows of friday, since that low, the nasdaq is up roughly 4%. think about that. >> not a bad return in two days, right? >> incredible, incredible. so how high can this market go? we have an all-star panel ahead. >> and after the bell, sam zell is my special guest host for the entire hour. get his take for the recovery in real estate to president obama's budget proposal. that's coming up right here on "closing bell." the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from gene

mr. steinbrenner. george doesn't deserve any of the blame for what happened in the parking lot today, sir. if there's anyone to blame here, it's me. what are you talking about, wilhelm? you poppinge crazies again? no, no. no, no, sir. i ordered george to drive around insulting people today because i'm tired of all your macho head games. he's lying, sir. i'm tired of all your macho head games! macho head games? he's just being loyal to me, sir. wilhelm, you're fired. i owe you an apology body suit man. streak on. now if you gentlemen will excuse me i'm not going to the game today. i'm going to go outside and scalp some tickets. bonus box-- that's got to bring in 40 bucks. no problem. mr. wilhelm, what was that? i wanted to get fired. george, you are looking at the new head scout of the new york mets. ♪ meet the mets meet the mets ♪ ♪ come right out and greet the mets ♪ i don't know what elaine is so upset about. i mean without desiccants those clothes will be noticeably musty in 5 years. she never sees the big picture. [knocking] hello, newman. hello, jerry. what did you say to elaine? i just got her cancellation in the mail. oh, well, i guess she found someplace better to go. we

mr. psy of "gangnam style" fame. he has got a new song out. and apparently it's really burning up youtube. the south korean popl views, single "gentleman" 38 million views in a single day. setting a blistering pace. let's give a listen. ♪ i'm i'm a i'm ♪ i'm a gentle, gentleman ♪ ♪ i'm a i'm a i'm a >> 38 million views. in a day on youtube. and "gentleman" surpassing the single day record of 30 million, set by a koni 2012 short film. and psy has "gangnam style" most ever, 1.5 billion hits on youtube. it has a long way to go. apparently, this video is ahead of "gangnam style" at that moment. >> here is a tidbit for you. south korea is not so happy with the video. it is a little on the raunchy side. >> always been controversial, psy. >> goes around humping everything he comes across including fire hydrants. the government says, that's public, government property. you are not supposed to be doing that. >> you can hump some things, but not fire hydrants. >> not fire hydrants. and traffic cones also. i think. >>> moving on to another powerhouse of a celebrity. beyonce, on tour, world tour, a -- there is a clip that

pop word-of-mouth sort of thing. someone would do well and get invested, and they would tell their family. they would say, "hey, mom, i'm investing with mrdriguez. you should go over there with me and see about investing with him. it's a great deal. here's what i'm getting." >> narrator: soon, mdn financial has more than 100 investors. and in june 2009, rodriguez moves into a gated community along the coast. he appears to be a real success. >> his wife is driving a bmw. his kids are attending private school. he's supporting his own children and his stepchildren. so this is someone who is living a very good lifestyle while in 2008, 2009, 2010, a lot of the country is really suffering. >> narrator: next... friends of the miracle money-maker discover he's really a two-timing taxman. >> i mean, this was a friend that we trusted. and for him to do this to us, it's really, really shameful. >> narrator: see more testimony from rodriguez's best friends at americangreed.cnbc.com want inside information from behind the scenes of the show? join the "greed" social network. like us on "american greed's" facebook page. like us on "american greed's" fa

mr. johnson's job even more tenuous? >> i have to think so. >> yeah. >> he spent money buying their stock and positioning them. it seems tenuous already, actually. >> popsbig movers of the session. we kick it off as a pop for macy's, up 2%, karen. >> on the flip side. what an outstanding company this is. i don't know why it was up necessarily today. but even here not expensive. >> terra data down 7%. >> morgan stanley took it off their best ideas list. awful now for a while. traded 17 times normal value. they're no one-day event. but for the first time in a while it might be interesting in the next couple days. drop in pioneer natural resource. >> both getting cracked today. it's the 130th most shorted stock in the s&p 500. and those shorts were feasting on it today, down like you say about 3%. >> pop here for valero, up 2%. grasso? >> panda. just kidding. a bunch of headwinds. ethanol credits, sulfur parts per million, the wti brent spread has been coming in. i sold the name. i think it's out of gas right now. >> netflix the move 2%, a drop. mike khouw? >> they're debuting arrested development. the stock has also been arrested here. miking pachter is r

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mr. president, but he will do it. >> and louisville will come to the white house, because they won the championship. >> absolutely, and briana, there are a lot of celebrities, there is a lot of popre representatives here, as well. >> here we go. to meet the duck dynasty, and ed here is what he told us about being a first-timer at the white house correspondent's dinner. >> and i love that you party on top, and business at the bottom. >> yeah, i kind of mix and match, put together things that fit, and whatever didn't we just scrambled last minute, and we're here. this is very humbling to be here, and watch it on tv, to be able to be here, just crazy. i'm just here mostly for the food, that is what i'm looking for first. >> and the jokes? >> it is my first time here. i'm just here to listen and learn and see what this is all about. >> i did, i asked him if you have a sort of political agenda you want to talk to people about? he said heck no, i am just here for the food, i am just going to hang out tonight and have a good time. and i talked because their season finale of duck dynasty gathered 9 million viewers. he said it is just because we're regular people and we're funny and they

pop up onto your phone. some people are worried that that app could make it easier for facebook to track and collect information from users. mrsill not known this morning what caused an explosion at a home in wisconsin. >> i don't know what the heck happened. it just blew up. >> 911 operators were flooded with calls after this house suddenly exploded in a small town located just about 50 miles from green bay. it happened at 5 a.m. on thursday. the house was under construction, and no one was inside at the time. the force of the blast could be felt throughout the neighborhood, though, and one person was hurt when items from above her bed fell during the explosion and hit her on the head. >> when your wife says you're bleeding and i turned the light on and seen her whole face and hair and everything full of blood. >> the woman had a few cuts but was not seriously hurt. the explosion is still being investigated but firefighters say they believe it was caused possibly by a gas leak. >>> a chevron vest gation admits the oil giant made mistakes regarding its richmond refinery. that plant caught fire last august and thousands were si

mr. obama spent money on solyndra, like you made reference to, make-work projects like caterpillar and those have a temporary poput money into people's hands and benefit some people, but it passes and what's left is what you've started with. and it was less than that. he shut down drilling in the gulf. he prohibits drilling for oil on the two coasts and he opposed regulations on banking that make it he very difficult for, for example, first and second tier supplies in the automobile industry have trouble getting credit. and you see that throughout the economy. i've had bankers complain to me with nothing to do with the financial crisis, from smalltown, it's impossible for them to be bankers and they need to sell out. >> and spending, president obama says we should have spent more during the recovery and we still need to spend more to get out of this. what do you believe? >> that's the definition of insanity, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. mr. obama has had -- that's the plain lesson, it doesn't work. >> clayton: all right, peter morici, economist, always great to have

not only by mom and pop stores in main street america and merchants and also by giant online retailers like amazon, and i urge the senate to act without any further delay. i thank you, mr. president, and again i say to all of my colleagues this is a matter of fairness, it's a matter of one that i think really restores the fairness in american retail. thank you. i yield. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: thank you. my friend from west virginia says this bill is important for his state, and i understand that, but this is a bill that doesn't work for my state of new hampshire. and his suggestion that if states don't like it, they have the option not to participate just doesn't work because the businesses in my state of new hampshire are going to be affected. this is a proposal that fundamentally violates states' sovereignty. it enables one state to impose the enforcement of its laws on the 49 other states and territories without their approval, and this legislation would impose new burdens on small businesses not only in new hampshire but actually across the country. i represent a state that does not have a sale