what mtv does exclude is music that's not rock 'n' roll. >> mtv came out with no consideration on howe to try and do what we think not only new york and los angeles will appreciate, but also some town in the midwest that will be scared to death by prince or a string of other black faces. >> interesting. okay. thank you very much. >> when are we going to see anybody of color on mtv, because you said music television. when are you going to start covering all genres of music? ♪ >> music has no color. and it shouldn't have color. i don't believe in that. what i do, i don't want it labeled black or white. i want it labeled as music. ♪ >> 1983, motown has this big tv special, motown's 25th anniversary. at that time "thriller" is out and "thriller" is doing well. but michael jackson couldn't get "billie jean" on mtv. ♪ she was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene ♪ >> when the rest of the world was going crazy and he can't get on mtv? michael jackson? come on. >> when he does that moonwalk, if you were sitting on the couch by the end of it you were on the floor in front of the tv. you

it's not particularly deep music, but mtv pushing it.uld turn on mtv, all the rock bands looked a certain way. they played a kind of music. they were expected to have a certain facade. >> mtv's ratings are surprisingly small. but those who do watch, mostly teenagers and young adults, buy a lot of records, tapes and cds. and buy the most of what they see the most. >> recently, two members of the heavy metal band aerosmith dropped by mtv's offices to screen their new video and brought a big bag cash as an incentive. >> the record companies would submit videos every monday and then we'd have our music meetings and look at all the videos and decide who was going to get put into the rotation. i was a 21-year-old kid who loved punk rock, and i pretty quickly realized that the music that they were playing just wasn't what i was into. when the new nirvana video was delivered to mtv, i was completely blown away. ♪ i said, listen, they really are incredible and we need to give them a shot, and if it doesn't work then you can push me out of the mus

later this week, former first lady michelle obama is hosting a virtual national prom on mtv.s reportedly schedud to kick off friday. >>> next, to actress tara reid reportedly set to take on a brand-new challenge. carole baskin. >> the "sharknado" actress is in talks with the producer of the anticipated movie version of the netflix documentary "tiger king." >> reid tells the "new york post" she's a "tiger king" fan, reportedly finding it "interesting." she's being considered for the role of baskin. joe exotic is now in prison. >> "sharknado." and naomi campbell bringing style to hazmat fashion. >> over the weekend the supermodel shared a selfie of herself on a plane wearing a full hazmat suit complete with goggles, face mask, and face shield. by the way, she turns 50 on friday. >> where, who? >> i can't see it under all of that. >> if you know anything about naomi campbell, you know she does not play when it comes to hygiene. that woman was cleaning -- >> i know when i'm around her, i need to duck. >> oh, that too. >> i need to bob and weave. he my skin gets so tired. this new

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and welcome to the longest and worst episode of mtv's "cribs" ever.ing the owner. you know, we don't have a vaccine yet, and we might not for a very long time. but there is still plenty of innovation happening in the united states of america. there's big news from the world of breakfast. ihop has announced a limited-edition cereal called panflakes. these are little mini-syrup-flavored if the virus won't kill you, we will. i have a feeling they'll be very popular. in washington, d.c. panflakes became the first cereal to be awarded a presidential medal. this was not a great day for president honeycombover. his cookies were in a real

. >> the mtv music awards. >> oh, it was. okay, then i won't pull out my bacon just yet. >> i think it would work for this one. no matter what you do just make it fashionable. >> easing some restrictions. up next here on "today in the bay," the bay area counties making changes today and what you need to know before you head out the door. >>> traveling doctors sharing their stories from the frontline. a live report on what one health care worker says about his time working in new york city. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. not too busy this morning. how is the commute throughout the bay area. mike is keeping track of that and will have that coming up later in the show. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> little by little, restrictions are being loosened across the bay area. the bay area approaching nearly 9,000 confirmed cases with more than 300 deaths. this as new testing sites open starting today. >>> plus, what u.s. officials say is mounting evidence china hid the severity of the outbreak. a live report

and welcome to the longest and worst episode of mtv's "cribs" ever.thing fun in this house including the owner. you know,que don't have a vaccine yet. there's some big news from the world of breakfast, ihop has announced a new cereal, called

and welcome to the longest and worst episode of mtv's "cribs" ever. fun to see in this house. including the owner. you know, we don't have a vaccine yet and we might not for a very long time, but there is still plenty of innovation happening in the united states of america. there's some big news from the world of breakfast. ihop has announced a limited edition pancake cereal called panflakes. these are little maple syrup-flavored pancake-ettes you can pour in a bowl and eat with milk. the promise is this. if the virus doesn't kill you, we will. so finally, we can have pancakes for breakfast. who says america isn't leading the way anymore? i have a feeling they're going to be very popular. in fact, in washington, d.c. panflakes became the first breakfast cereal ever to be awarded the presidential medal of freedom. this was not a great day for president honeycombover. his cookies were in a real crisp today as a new new whistle-blower, dr. rick bright, harshly criticized the white house respo

and welcome to the longest and worst episode of mtv's "cribs" ever. is nothing fun in this house including the owner. you know,que don't have a vaccine yet. there's some big news from the world of breakfast, ihop has announced a new cereal, called panflakes, they are little pancake pancakettes you can pour in a bowl. if the virus won't kill you, we will. i have a feeling they'll be very popular. in washington, d.c. , became the first cereal to be awarded a presidential medal. dr. rick bright, harshly criticized the white house response to covid-19. he was recently removed from his post as head of the biomedical authority, and replaced with the guy who makes trump's omelets at mar-a-lago. he warned us the window is closing to address the pandemic. unless that window is a drive through window at kfc there's no way trump's going to bother. bright said if we don't get our act together the united states could be headed for the darkest winter in modern history. the good news is he's saying we might make it to winter. >> i don't know him. i never met him. i

he played it five months before his death for the live taping of nirvana's unplugged session for mtvst a comedy icon early monday morning actor and comedian jerry stiller died at his new york city home stiller, father of actor ben stiller, was best known for his roles at frank costanza on "seinfeld" and arthur on "the king of queens." nbc's joe fryer has more on his life. >> reporter: in real life, he was ben stiller's father >> want a piece of me? >> reporter: on tv -- >> serenity now! -- >> reporter: he was best known as george costanza's dad jerry stiller's character on "seinfeld" created iconic moments. >> they couldn't just say hello? a festivus for the rest of us! >> reporter: even a new holiday. >> the tradition of festivus begins with the airing of grievances i got a lot of problems with you people >> reporter: later, he carried his comedy chops to another hit show, "the king of queens. >> payback time is here! >> reporter: stiller's career actually started decades earlier. >> hi. >> how ya doing? >> reporter: when he forged a comedy duo with his wife, anne meara. >> it is no

it was, after all, the setting for mtv's infamous "jersey shore" reality show. >> one minute, you got three girls in the jacuzzi; next minute, somebody's in jail, and you ha to bail them out. that's what happens down at the shore. >> sreenivasan: but mayor tony vaz says he's confident that this community can meet the challenge of social distancing. >> if we just obey the rules. you know you're going to stop at a stoplight. that's a rule. so, you know, if it's social distcing now, social distancing, if younow it's another mandate, follow it. i'm an optimist. it has to get better. i don't have the magical number when, but it will get better. >> sreenivasan: in europe, some border restrictions put in place to prevent the spre of covid-19 are being relaxed. a border fence separating germany and switzerland was dismantled last night. it's part of an agreement by those countries, as well as austria, to begin opening borders again. german prime minister angela merkel said earlier this week that she would like all emergency bord controls in europe's 26-natn schengen zone removed by june 15. a

. >>> michelle s mtv. how this is offering more than just an on-line dance. that's coming up on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> so you want to have somebody who feels completely comfortable disagreeing with you, and you know when they disagree with you, they're going to disagree with you and unless you make a decision, that you're going to fully back it. they are the things that are important. >> yeah, like on through chain trail when amy klobuchar would disagree with you,iest you guys are still friends. so is she a on the first list? >> amy is first rate. don't get me wrong. >> she's first on the list? >>> cbs is taking you back to a simpler time this month with sunday night at the movies. we travel back to 1997. the of princess di's death. and none other than tita the action packed e, aboard a sinking ship. it hit theaters 23 years ago. it's also the same year i graduated high school. i feel old this morning. also became the highest gross film ever at the time. you can watch is this sunday at 8:00 right ear on kpix 5. on may 31st, there will be

uncertainty on the part of advertisers. ,he number of the report particularly viacom with nickelodeon and mtvvid: is a trade-off the advertiser makes where i give you money up front but you guarantee how many eyeballs i get. i do not think eyeballs are the problem. it would shake the foundation of the business if it happens. abigail it would seem you're right. also the tension you're talking about. eyeballs do not seem to be a problem. even if a stay-at-home happens it would be pretty gradual. people would be watching. you have different areas of advertising. mobile is the biggest. perhaps they're thinking the tv advertising will go to mobile, or the bigger point, the uncertainty on the part of these advertisers, the biggest including comcast, at&t, gm, and others, the uncertainty they're facing. they are not ready to commit the money. at&t has said they have pulled their guidance for the year. that is uncertainty. amazon is looking at a loss for the current quarter, perhaps. uncertainty is the word diet the the -- the word to guide idea that tv advertising may take a hit. david: give us just

we love mtv's "the challenge." look forward to seeing every single time is johnny bananas i think he's funny i love him i've always liked him. any ways, you go, this is the best gift. >> i can't even teach today. >> jimmy: for homeschooling in, yeah, you were so geeked out our friend got johnny banana to do a personal message for nancy, for her birthday, which is just untopable. any ways, here it is >> all right this is a very special happy birthday shoutout going to my girl, nancy, coming to you from your boy, bananas. nancy, may you live, may you love, and may -- be absolutely bananas. >> thank you, johnny bananas come on! that is the lucky year it's going to be a great year. it's going to be a bananas year. thank you, johnny bananas. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: happy, happy birthday, i love you so much >> i love you. >> jimmy: i couldn't see you from behind the cameras. any way, everybody, here we are, monday, and i want to thank everybody for staying at home and for washing your hands and wearinging a ma

on this day in 1945, mtv news anchor kurt loader was born.dence? i think not. >> well, this isn't good ritz crackers is recalling cheese cracker sandwiches after they were filled with peanut butter people with peanut allergies are thinking, survived the pandemic to be taken out by a cracker this summer there's going to be a baby yoda serial how they came up with the idea, baby yoda said, financial trouble disney is in i can't do yoda. i guess i could if i practiced it i don't know, i just can't do it everyone does it, right? financial trouble disney is in got to watch baby yoda doesn't even talk, right? that's why i don't do the impression, because it doesn't exist. when he does talk? >> he's just really cute >> jimmy: i'm working on that. check this out, uber will soon require that drivers and passengers wear face coverings if you're taking an uber pool, they recommend everyone stick their head out the window like a golden retriever yesterday elon musk and his girlfriend welcomed a baby boy they shared his name in a tweet, check it out x-ash

if games are back on the scheduled date most likely be without fans and espn is reporting that mtv news could be the case through next year. we'll stay tuned on any further updates now in baseball a significant move that will impact the game for years to come as the mlb we'll be reducing its draft from 40 rounds to only 5 reportedly as a cost-saving measure due to the pandemic the season has been delayed for more than a month and there is no set plan to resume games. this new structure means 150 players will be drafted and the hundreds not selected. >>relatable to sign for a max of $20,000. the draft is scheduled for june 10th. well this week, the nfl not only released a full schedule, but also issued guidelines to all 32 teams comparing them for the possibility of facilities reopening as soon as may 15th. today, 49 er players talked about the experience of navigating so this unique offseason kron four's kate rooney has the story. >>the national football league officially released 2020 schedules on thursday. another sign of the league's hope that business and football can continue as us

also in the news, mtv book sales were up nearly 10 percent for the week ending may 9th. ... ... north america's largest book industry conference book expo will offer a series of online events next week. all programs will be hosted on expo facebook page and freak to the public. next month, the book festival in bronx will take based on length tooth six. the american library association annual conference coast virtual june 24 to 26th grade tv will continue to bring new programs and publishing news. you can watch all of our archives programs any time at booktv.org. >> welcome to this virtual eve event. her new book, how the south won the civil war. a continuing fight for the soul of america. i am joanne, i'm a professor of history from american studies at yale university and i have the pleasure of being in conversation with heather about her book and other matters politically. this program is being produced by the book registrar of historical society which is a cultural hub for dialogue and community outreach for over 150 years. that's some real history fair. her book has gotten a l

karl, the fog and also i have a karl the fog book i don't know if you noticed that feel like i'm on mtv. cribs right now, but yeah let's take a look at my stay at home forecast we are noticing overall clear skies but we will notice not return of that marine layer tonight, temperatures out there this evening, 50's and 60's but antioch in the low 70's out there right now and overnight lows will be warmer tonight about 5 degrees warmer than we were last night so widespread mid 50's as opposed to last night's low 50's under microclimate saturday forecast downtown san francisco, 63 degrees golden gate park in the low 60's happened they also in the mid 60's so we're going to be about 2 to 5 degrees cooler tomorrow compared to today right about average though for your daytime highs in millbrae and burlingame 63 degrees mid 60's for those of you in san mateo with widespread alerts, mid 70's as you make your way into the south bay in san jose 73 degrees livermore degree cooler though at 72 right on average where you should be for this time of year for early may in hayward 68 degrees low 70's for

also the news, mtv reports that book sales were up nearly 10 percent for the week ending may 9th.led by a surge in young adult nonfiction purchases. the sales for the week work on part with 2019 but are still down almost 9 percent for the year. and many book festivals and conferences that were forced to cancel continued offer a virtual experience. most americans largest book industry conference book book eo will offer online events next week. all the programs will be hosted on the facebook page and will be free to the public. next month the festival will take place online on june 5th . the american library association annual conference virtual from june 24th - 26 . book tv, will continue to bring you new programs and publishing news. ... ... >> welcome to this wonderful book discussion. thank you for joining us. i want to jump right in, chris you talk about the power of unrestricted cash transfers to transform the lives of people. i know you came slowly but surely but every time i ask others about this idea, they say why should we trust people? how do you answer that from your own

not going to let a lockdown stop them from making some epic senior year memories and here to help is mtvtual promathon. it was filled with music to get you dancing. from chloe and halle. ♪ >> and michelle obama was there sharing words of inspiration. >> look, there's no playbook for any of this. and yet, you've shown creativity and resilience far beyond your years. >> other celebs taking part included kyle, d.j. khaled janell monae. such a great lineup. >>> well, tom hanks is also lass of 20, and ist to the take a look at this, he posted this diploma, he offered to all of the nation's graduates. now it was signed by hanks and somehow the late great albert einstein. is there anything that america's dad cannot do? >>> finally, if you want to get a body like jennifer lopez, at this point of lockdown, something we all need to work on, here's the secret -- there are no secrets. it's called hard work. fiance alex rodriguez shared a video of their workout together with his two daughters. it's a 20-minute, high-intensity workout. r the ludes running, shoulders, and that lineup is no joke. i am s

and las vegas if games are back on schedule is most likely be without fans and espn is reporting that mtv news. >>could be the case through next year. we'll stay tuned on any further updates meanwhile in the nfl, the 49 ers continuing their virtual offseason workouts as the levi's facility remains closed today. linebacker fred warner caught up with the media to video conference. the team's leading tacklers training in orange county goes through regular defensive meetings with his coaches. although it's unknown everyone to get together again he sees teammates posting their workouts online and staying ready to do. >>you know spinoza see them as other guys or girls or or a c d o c everybody and so. you know come back. pairs possible com that rate than it is you know that this trial to give some issues that are see that. >>finally in baseball, a significant move that will impact the game for years to come as the mlb will be reducing its draft from 40 rounds only 5 reportedly has a cost saving measure due to the pandemic the season has been delayed for more than a month and there's no set plan

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. >> seth: right >> yes >> seth: you went to the mtv movie awards and you wore -- so they cut to david're talking about. [ light laughter ] >> seth: aubrey, are you telling me that's not you? [ laughter ] [ applause ] be honest. giving you an opportunity right now. >> i don't know who that is. >> seth: you -- oh, i also -- that was -- that's not you >> no. >> seth: this is not you at your best this is you at your best look at this one of my "cosmo" came this week >> no. [ cheers ] stop don't! >> seth: i'm in it, too. i'm in it, too >> stop. don't. >> seth: look, there i am. just me on my thing. [ light laughter ] me on my boat. just rigging my boat up. credit -- so mark hamill was the voice of chucky? >> yes >> seth: he was -- he's the original voice of chucky yeah or no? >> when we were shooting, no >> seth: no, like in the -- was he not the early >> what? no no, he's luke skywalker. >> seth: i know that but was he chucky in 1988? >> no. brad dourif was. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> chucky's a robot now. >> seth: oh, right so he has a different voice. >> yeah, mark hamill is doing, like,

again, the empowerment of the consumer, that they would offer new types of programs, from espn to mtv to c-span. hbo one of the early models of this, all subscription-based. and some of those channels of remains subscription-based, but the majority have shifted toward an advertising model and that happens over the 1980's and into the 90's as well. that's a really interesting shift in terms of the business model where the cable industry begins with all of these ideas about how are they going to be different question mark they will be different from broadcasting. they will solve these problems with the broadcasting model, but they actually become more consolidated, corporate media structure. they take on these media structures and the come a new player in that model and they replicate it. >> i would say one of the things i am really interested in and thinking about the ad model, i am interested in advertiser fraud. they estimated something like $7 billion of internet advertising is about ad fraud. there is vast amount of fraud in internet advertising. i've heard that organized crime is

so again, that empowerment of the consumer, that they would offer new types of program, from espn to mtv to c-span and all of the channels and the argument behind it is that this pay tv, hbo for example, one of the early models of this, that that would be all subscription based and some have remained subscription based but majority of them have shifted towards advertising model and that happens over the '80s and into the '90s as well. so i think that is an interesting shift in terms of the business model, where the cable industry begins with all of these ideas about how they're going to be different. they're going to be different from broadcasting, solve some of these problems that people are talking about with the broadcasting model. but they actually, as they become more of this consolidated corporate media structure, they take on some of the very structures and very ideas that are embedded in broadcasting and they become a new player in the model and they replicate it. >> i would say that one of the things i'm really interested in, in thinking about the ad model, is i'm interested in

we had a young lady that is on the cast of wild and now nick cannon's show on mtv.he came through in talks. we have my brother alex, who owns [ inaudible ] marketing for 20 hill en bloc hill clothing. he is a serious entrepreneur from san francisco. we have an amazing series of speakers coming up next. i don't want to reveal it just yet. >> that's fine. what about before i let you go i want to ask you about netflix. is something happening in your family there? >> yeah, something epic is going on today. a new movie called all day in the night. it's featuring my daughter. she's making her acting debut on a motion picture. she's done commercial sent stuff for life. this is her first time getting her acting in a motion picture film. she's sitting right next to me. >> hi. >> it's on netflix right now. we are doing a watch party at 8:00 p.m. where she will be streaming with all of her fans and friends to chime in we can watch it together while we are sheltering in place. it'll be a fun event for everybody. >> that's awesome. congratulations on that. all of your students a

the guitar in the hands of kurt cobain playing it during nirvana mtv unplugged concert. has a case. auctioned together next month, guitar and case as one. estimated value $1 million. three times as much as, by the way, that sweater kurt cobain is wearing in that performance. anthony and gayle i feel i need explain this one to you guys. because if you're northwest older millennial generation or late gen x this may have missed you. nirvana that performance they were huge in the country. it was five months before kurt cobain died prematurely, of course and they were known for playing loud and instead they played so softly and so sweetly and with such haunting power twag historic when it happened. it's grown so more even over time. it will go for million dollars easy. but the millennial generation are poorer than their parents so a boomer will have to buy it. >> as hefty as that estimate is i think it's an under estimate by a long shot because that guitar means a lot to lot of people. it really does. all right. >>> my story is about high schoolers during this difficult time.

recognize susie, and there's a guy in between you two who looks a little like carson daly, i think from the mtvback. carson, you there? >> oh, my gosh, look at that hi, jill, hi, susie, where you been >> we wanted to come up this summer to get another picture. but corona ruined our plans. >> well, listen, let's plan on it the minute that we're all back, please, come up and see us and i would love to take -- that's going to be 22 years later. that's crazy but you guys look great. and i love you. >> thank you. >> thanks! >> we love you guys. all right, thank you i know you planned that trip to new york, and carson's right, we'll wait for you to come see us thanks, guys. >> by the way -- we want to give more love to the whole wall. >> we love to show the wall at the end. it's important. >> one more time can we do it the whole wall, everybody. yeah, to the grads, the people getting married tomorrow, to all the families, cheers to 60, you guys, thanks for hanging out >>> if you want to get in on this, what are you waiting for, today.com/mytodayplaza get in on the fun. mr. roker, one final check of t

she's been in the industry since 15 signing her first label deal with pharrell williams and starring on mtv became more world famous as the star of the 2016 music video with kanye west, music that doesn't show kayne but taylor her husband. she's led campaigns for rebook, jordan and adidas and joined us to discuss the album. thanks for joining us. how are you doing? >> thank you for having me. i'm doing well. how are you? >> i'm pretty good. obviously, these are tough times but also a lot of important ways to uplift. why was it important to you to make this video and what are you saying to students? >> that they made it. i felt like a lot of people were letting the pandemic dim their light, and i wanted to, you know, catch that before it happened, you know. like i said, i didn't get the chance to graduate, and i wasn't even going through a pandemic. i was home schooled. when it was time for me to graduate, i was in starbucks getting my cap and gown. i knew how it felt to not feel celebrated or not walk across the stage. i knew the importance on that and going through a pandemic where you can