plus...mtv turns 40. smith with a whale of a tale, and more on this "sunday morning," the 1st of august, 2021. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ [trumpet] ♪ >> pauley: in butte, montana's hay day, copper was king. but when the mines closed, the city was left with a toxic mess. now, as luke burbank shows us, butte is finding its way back. >> reporter: at the top of the continental divide, under the watchful eye of our lady of the rockies, sits the town of butte, montana. rayelynn brandl grew up here, riding bikes like local hero evel knievel. on what was once called the richest hill on earth, thanks to butte's incredibly productive copper mines. >> it was wonderful. it was absolute freedom. we rode our bikes everywhere. >> reporter: brandl's childhood was, in many ways, idealic. but what she didn't know was she and her friends were playing on piles of toxic mine waste. >> mining in butte started in the 1800s, so the waste piles were part of our lived experience. it was this yellow, orange granitic stuff that di

mtv has grown a large presence on social media with more than 700 million followers of mtv entertainment just humans who have to see the dentist. veterinarians at a lake superior zoo in minnesota performed a root canal on lily the lion. the operation took roughly three hours on the 350-pound animal. zoo staff said that they noticed a broken tooth during a routine check yum. -- checkup. >> the keepers have trained the cats to open their mouth on cue so they can do that several times during the week to look and make sure there's no problems in the animal's mouth. and when they did that, they were immediately able to see that things were different from the day before, and that lily had broken off the large canine tooth on the top of her jaw. >> lily the lion is doing okay. she'll get a lot of tlc as she recovers. she'll also need to lay off the bones for a few weeks and stick to softer foods. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," comedian sebastian maniscalco joins us in the studio to tell us about his new arena tour. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ oh, focaccia! ah

wh >> when it launched you go -- ♪ i want my mtv ♪ >> the artist would go, "i want my mtv." >> yeah. footage of the apollo moon landing mixed with the mtv flag and the famous guitar rif. to celebrate the anniversary, mtv unveiled a large-scale special-edition moon person at kennedy space center yesterday. here's why this is cool -- it was designed by famed american artist kehinde wiley. every year winners at the mtv music video award receive a trophy of the moon person. this year it will bear the new design for the anniversary. >> very cool. >> very, very cool. i wanted to be a vj, by the way. you remember -- >> yeah. that was a cool job. >> it was a cool job. if our bosses are listening. mtv is, of course, part of vie do comcbs. >>> check out this emotional moment. italy's gianmarco tamberi and mutaz barshim tied in the men's high jump. they had the option of breaking the tie with a jump-off, but barshim had a better idea. look at this. [ cheers ] >> they've agreed to share the gold medal. and that is what it means. >> they could have had a jump-off but said could we both get gold?

some of us remember mtv station that i think is still out there. too young to know, all you have to remember is it stands for the following. m is for masking. we should all be masking. t is for testing. if you don't feel good, stay home. get tested. even if you are vaccinated. if you feel you are coming down with a cold or don't feel well, that could be covid. you need to be tested. v is vaccination. if you can get vaccinated, please get vaccinated. it will take time for the immunity to kick in. it will take time for the benefit to be seen in the community. it is imperative that you are vaccinated so we can protect pediatric patients. >> it is easy to remind kids to wear your mask, wash hands when they're with us. when they're not, when they're at school, what's the number one thing to remind them to do when they're away from us? >> i think it is masking. i am impressed by how kids are almost better than adults. my niece and nephew are constantly reminding adults to put their masks on. i think the teachers are doing a fabulous job of reminding kids

. ♪ i want my mtv.s celebrating its 40th anniversary. in 1981 mtv launched itself into a cultural phenomenon. they featured some of the most iconical musical acts from michael jackson, prince and david bowie. but it all started by the famous hook. ♪ ♪ video killed the radio star ♪ ♪ video killed the radio star ♪ ♪ pictures came and broke your heart ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, ♪ ♪ >> so happy birthday to mtv today. >>> still ahead -- vaxed and angry. vaccinated americans sounding off as new coronavirus rules go into effect. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision and give everything i've got to my company, and my community. i got you. for the love of people. for the love of community. for the love of progress. citi. ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ here we

dagen, remember when we would say i want my mtv? were you a big mtv fan back in the day?us a chance to mourn the death of mtv. we got 15 years of music, maybe that was something somebody wrote on twitter. if you look at the schedule today, there is no music. there hasn't been music on mtv for years. today it's ridiculousness aired over and over and over again and joe dirt, the movie, airs twice today. no music videos. i call it mtv of, i miasma tv. [laughter] maria: it's great to see pictures of prince like that, shana. that was really the early days. >> yeah. and deigning's right, it's really -- deigning's right, it's really too bad because the original intent of mtv was great, and i think it's sad that there's no more focus on music. and i remember those days, i remember going to my friend's house because we didn't have cable and watching remote control and getting to see all the premieres of music videos. . . . maria: welcome back. good monday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, august 2nd your stop stories right now, *

consider mtv, today is their 40th anniversary.rofitable business for viacom. the washington post said it best earlier this year, all these media companies doing the same thing, trying to hold on to old money while pursuing the new. that's a wrap for "reliable sources" this week. we'll see you online and back on tv next week. >>> the war has changed as the delta variant rips through the unvaccinated, troubling new guidance about how easily the virus spreads. will the u.s. bring back more restrictions? >> in all probability. >> the head of the

in the 1980's and 1990's there music videos were in heavy rotation on mtv.ere also the first rock band to make a hit with run dmc in "walk this way." but a love of the rock 'n' roll lifestyle nearly derailed the band whose members have battled alcoholism and drug addiction. vivendi is planning an ipo for the music company next month. >> 50 years old! >> impressive. >> their music does not seem to age, or is that just me? >> just old videos, maybe? >> thank you very much, indeed. let's bring you some more news. two murders over the weekend in marseille. authorities are pleading for help from the government. the killings believed to be gang related, related to drug dealing areas under dispute. the nature of the killings has shocked even hardened investigators. our report begins with what are believed to have been the last known moments of one victim's life. >> a chilling scen filme from a balconjust after midnight. a group force a 27-year-old man in the back of a car. a few hours later, the car was found in flames come the man dead inside. it appears to be the

consider mtv, today is their 40th anniversary. most media critics would say mtv is a historical art racket back then, mostly irrelevant right now. a big profitable business for viacom. the washington post said it best earlier this year, all these media companies doing the same thing, trying to hold on to old money while pursuing the new. that's a wrap for "reliable sources" this week. we'll see you online and back on tv next week. >>> the war has changed as the delta variant rips through the unvaccinated, troubling new guidance about how easily the virus spreads. will the u.s. bring back more restrictions? >> in all probability. >> the head of the national institutes of health dr. fan sis collins and ohio gov more mike dewine join us next. and big f'ing deal. the senate is working through the weekend. hoping to pass president biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> this is an important deal. i know all the parties want to get this right. >> after that the hard part starts. key negotiators republican susan collins and democratic

it is the former home of the total request live from mtv. >> reporter: there will be many changes and cbs news said one thing that won't change is its focus on original reporting and a storytelling. cbs news, times square. >>> another live >>o'donnell: this is a cbs news special report. i'm. >>o'donnell: >>o'donnell nora o'donnell in washington. president biden is about to address the nation, his military leaders were unanimous in recommending the war end when it did. but there are thousands that war left behind. there's the podium set up right there in the east room of the white house, wuija jang is set up outside, what do you expect from the president? >> historic air lift bringing 124,000 people including over 5500 americans out of kabul in just a matter of weeks but in a statement that he released yesterday, the president said, he would also directly address the american people. about his decision to withdraw on august 31st, even though in previous statements he said that if there were still americans, who remained in afghanistan who wanted to evacuate, there would remain also a u

it out of every job in the world, and -- >> vin: i was a break dancer and i remember in 1982 before mtvg to my bodies -- buddies saying we have to transition into hip-hop, and it was the beginning of hip-hop. and we were wrapping, and that stood out the way that it started. but i was always -- of the actors of old use to be dancers, singers, it was something that you did. >> kelly: they always used to sing, dance, all of it. >> vin: so that was kind of the dna of an actor. i was trying to realize this dream. >> kelly: that's awesome, it worked out. you have kids of your own, so what kind of songs do they like? do they like the music you like? >> vin: my kids like my songs. >> kelly: how old are your

we have to be have been betrayed by so many people outside that mtv. we talked about it a different time. she told me to go my independent. i'm out on the independent my christian committee. yes. i love god. i don't need that. you have formed your commission to focus on the entity piece. so when are they going to start the activity in? it's part of this commission and what are they going to be doing? have such organizations active enough kind of them being have a positive not i mean want to use done against any one topic. that means that we will not allow anyone to use of us. so i guess i mean the country with our neighboring countries or other countries. we have specific rooms in laws about it and they wouldn't be related question in english today. it was a news item in washington booth this year. your director has secretly met with any brother yesterday in cupboard. can you confirm these reports? and if so, what was the purpose of this meeting? thank you for that. and if you could share the speak, you know, oh dot com that was taken jonathan about th

all i want to see if the government to focus on the ministry of blowing just not did a very important mtv for that. we're not talking about right now. you know, we're discussing rape. we're discussing fiction violence, but we're not discussing the most important law, which is establishing special board, which is ensuring that files get completed in full month. you can showing that medical legal evidence is done in a manner which is ensuring that any evidence which goals to discredit a woman's character is not possible in all of these things happening in pockets on ok. i just want to, i'm the one points on, on a minute. i'm going to move us along. i q u, i have your position. of course you are representing the, the current governments that you are going to be promoting. all the things that you feel that you are doing that are effective and yet we see the number of women who are still facing violence in pakistan. i'm going to move us on a little bit earlier. allow me to move us on ben as a shot at the features editor of g o t v. and i'm wondering if the issue of sexual violence against wome

." ♪ you just might make it after all ♪ >> moves to minnesota to start work at wj mtv. >> what religioni? >> mr. grant, i don't quite know how to say this but you're not allowed to ask that when someone is applying for a job. >> want to call a cop? [ laughter ] >> it did represent what women were going through in the '70s. they were standing up saying i must be heard. >> sitcoms used to be about the wife was at home doing the dishes and then this woman sprang on to a screen to have a job and often the smartest person there. it was sort of liberating. >> you got spunk. >> and i waited a beautiful moment and i say. >> i hate spunk. >> and i want to correct something right now. i don't hate spunk. i love spunk. >> it was a total shift in gender roles. she's a single working woman, you know, living in a building with other single women. >> how would you both like to help abolish capital punishment? >> philis, there is no capitol punishment. >> it creating this uncomfortable dynamic. >> it was right, huh? >> yes, ted, you were right. >> ted the ego statistical ego man. >> all right, all righ

moore show ♪ you might just make it after all ♪ >> mary richards moves to minnesota to start work at wj mtv what religion are you? >> mr. grant, i don't quite know how to say this but you're not allowed to ask that. >> you want to call a cop? >> it did rep what women were going through. they were standing up and saying i must be heard. >> sitcoms used to be about the wife was at home doing the dishes. then this woman sprang on to the screen and it was sort of liberating. >> you've got spunk. >> i waited a dutiyful moment and i said -- i hate spunk! and i want to direct something right now. i don't hate spunk. i love spunk. >> it was a total shift in gender rolls. she's a single working woman, you know living in a building with other single women. >> how would you both like to help abolish capital punishment. >> there's no capital punishment in this state. >> well, that was easy. >> you have this kind of shift in the workplace. there's more men and women working together. it's creating this uncomfortable dynamic. >> i was right, huh? >> yes, ted, you were right. >> you were wrong. >> yes, te

that is grammy nominated rapper logic performing one of his platinum hit songs at the mtv video musicn very busy. last summer after the birth of his son, he announced that he was retiring from rap at the age of 30. now bobby hall is the author of a new memoir called "this bright future" about his very challenging upbringing and rise to fame. it is published by simon & schuster, which is a division of viacom cbs. ♪ i work hard, i work hard every day ♪ >> for rapper logic, music is his therapy. his lyrics tackle important issues like racism and personal experiences with mental health. ♪ my mind's a mess living in a world of stress ♪ >> in his new memoir he writes he was like an orphan with parents. his mother struggled with mental illness and alcoholism, and his absent father also battled addiction. he says this in the audio book. >> the thing that gets me is that it didn't have to be as bad as it was. i mean, part of the reason that we were as poor as we were is because my mother's illness came with a deep streak of stubbornness and pride. she used to say i'm so proud i won't ask anybo

and you were -- were you hosting the mtv awards?wards. >> yes, and i helped you do the promos. >> sarah: yes, it was like in a movie theater. >> but i thought it was funny i was helping you do the promos and didn't get invited to the show. [ laughter ] no big deal. that's not on you. at all. >> sarah: it's not. i actually fought for you. >> i appreciate that. >> sarah: they were like, absolutely not. >> i appreciate that, they didn't mention that, that's weird. >> sarah: that's weird, you did a promo -- that's very odd. we had such a good time. you told me -- we never really stopped writing. that was the first thing out of your mouth. and i was like, wow, even sarah silverman, where you're at, you're still creating and honestly just coming up with new bits and jokes for the entertainment of the people, that's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> sarah: you took that and ran with it, look at you, two emmy nominations this year too. [ cheers and applause ] are you thanking god? >> i'm thanking my god, yeah. >> sarah: well, because he's

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we used to fit in the lobby of our storm and watch mtv and other tv shows after we finish studying. we got married, we got married our second year of law school. we got married the day after graduation. at the methodist church right there in the harvard law school campus. we went robert reed is a justice at the supreme court's, will you be teaching in personn this fall at harvard? and what we be teaching? >> yes i will be back. this year in the fall i will be teaching, we are open for business or get back into things and very excited about that. going to be teaching american legal history in the fall. and i am sharing the entry level again. i will have that class just one class and the fault. and then in the spring time i'll be teaching a class on constitutional law empire. i'll be teaching legal profession which is legal ethics in the spring. fluent co-author of the most blessed of the picture books. i've taken enough of your time of tear from our collars, california first up. >> caller: thank you for much for taking myee call. professor rita been very fascinated listening to you,

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you'll still watch "monday night football" and mtv but you'll also watch fusion because it has -- it presents a slice of north american culture that presumes that you have a slightly different set of interests, culturally, socially, politically, than that of your other neighbors who are not latinos. we'll see how it goes. the internet -- the internet and modern communication. there was no univision for italians in the '20s. so italian proficiencies gradually lost over time until hundreds of thousands of people who consider themselves proudly italian today in american metropolitan areas know how to say the words of foods, the names of foods, a few curses and some old sayings in italian. yet no one says, hey, you're not italian because you don't speak italian. and there's now the latino police who go around saying, huh, you're not really latino because you don't speak such good spanish. we'll see whether the future belongs to the latinidad police or the fusion viewers who say, yeah, i'm still latino, even though like my italian buddies, all i know is some curses, some sayings and the n

actually my parents didn't let me watch mtv when your videos were big, but i had a teenage neighbor downr many seasons on gilmore girls. a lot of people might not know that, but you are wildly popular with lots of different generations. so, what is your message to fans and even their parents who may be hesitant about getting the vaccine? >> well, listen to science. like, i'm so tired of going on twitter and getting in an argument that 2 plus 2 equals 4, or like the sky is blue, like science is real. don't -- my fauci. >> i see what you did there. >> it's kind of early, but, you know, dr. fauci is only trying to help everybody. that's all he's trying to do. and i don't understand politicizing medicine. it doesn't make sense to me. so, i would -- my advice to the fans would be get the vaccine. like, you don't want polio, right, so you get the vaccine for that. you don't want covid. if i didn't have the vaccine, i would be terrified that something would be happening with my voice or my lungs. i mean, i spent four months getting my voice ready to hit these crazy notes because, you know, in q

nickelodeon, comedy central, mtv.e talking to viacomcbs president and ceo bob bakish, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." you are looking at a live shot of the print support room. coming -- dependable room -- the support room. -- the principal room. coming up, the kellogg chairman and ceo. this is bloomberg. >> the second quarter of this year is second only to last year's second quarter, which was obviously helped by the massive spike from people staying at home because of covid. but also in the u.s., there's no doubt that ratings numbers have been challenging for the entire industry comparing to those covid levels of last year. guy: that was the discovery cfo speaking to alix and myself a little earlier on this week. let's stay with the streaming subject and talk more about linear tv as well. viacomcbs reporting earnings this morning. let's dig into the details. abigail doolittle is here with just that. abigail: the stock is really being rewarded, up by more than 5%, the best day sinc

>> jimmy: some tv news -- last night the show "cribs" returned to mtv [ cheers ] i'm glad the show isnow, the only way to see inside a celebrity's house was looking at their instagram, tiktok, snapchat or facebook [ light laughter ] and finally, this is amazing a surgeon in cincinnati operated on a torn ligament in his own hand [ audience ohs ] sadly, the operation didn't go as planned and now he's suing himself for everything he has. [ laughter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: what a show! what a show we have for you tonight. you can see them in season 2 of modern love on amazon prime video. kit harington is here! [ cheers and applause >> steve: a delight. >> jimmy: plus she stars in the reboot of "icarly" on paramount plus, miranda cosgrove is joining us [ cheers and applause and we've got great music from duran duran! >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: then later in the show, we have all-new "thank you notes. it's going to be a good show tonight. yeah so this is our 1

and one following the signs pretty saw with chuck todd -- that looked like a mask was seen out of mtv'sing break and a tenth the size of nantucket. so look, that's how things are going. people see this now that even the people we is to trust the most, the cdc, nih, and obviously our leaders in washington, not everybody sees us as political football. and that is why you are seen so much community dell not confusion. >> lawrence: it's very clear the white house has been doing not as well as the president of the united states, but i think you have -- he has some reflecting that he needs to do. this is a new fox news poll out, i wanted to take a look at this. the president overall job approval -- it is now down to 54% that approve him. and 42% that disapprove him. now, i want to go to the coronavirus. 54% approve of his handling and 42% disapprove. the interesting number, it's that 64% back in june approving of his handling. that is a 10% jump downgrade on that issue. do you think they should change their messaging on this considering the american public really is entrusting them on this is

we used to fit in the lobby of our storm and watch mtv and other tv shows after we finish studying. we got married, we got married our second year of law school. we got married the day after graduation. at the methodist church right there in the harvard law school campus. we went robert reed is a justice at the supreme court's, will you be teaching in personn this fall at harvard? and what we be teaching? >> yes i will be back. this year in the fall i will be teaching, we are open for business or get back into things and very excited about that. going to be teaching american legal history in the fall. and i am sharing the entry level again. i will have that class just one class and the fault. and then in the spring time i'll be teaching a class on constitutional law empire. i'll be teaching legal profession which is legal ethics in the spring. fluent co-author of the most blessed of the picture books. i've taken enough of your time of tear from our collars, california first up. >> caller: thank you for much for taking myee call. professor rita been very fascinated listening to you,

. >> he was instrumenting in getting michael jackson on mtv.ing in english. that was a big deal for him. he will be missed. a florida woman is proving social media can be challenging to use sometimes. she tried livestreaming at the beach but things quickly went wrong when she couldn't shut it off. watch this. >> help me look. >> at what? >> to turn this thing off. >> yo, how do you turn this thing off? this thing is on us i. >> what is it? >> it's live. >> i can't even see it. >> can you see it? >> this is sharon skipper, and she wanted to show her facebook pals the catch and release of a hammer head shark but she could not figure out how to end the live video. you could hear her asking her husband, who couldn't offer any help. she finally figured out how to stop the stream after she found some shade and could see. but we thought this was so cute. i don't know. my mom in the early days of the pandemic when we were trying to zoom with her. >> right. >> holy smokes. it was like, we wasted like almost 45 minutes and afterwards like okay, great you

soy love reality shows, going all the way back to mtv's the real word.here's my thing. i'm not even remotely interested in space travel at all. but i actually think it would be interesting to watch this. i would like to see kind of what goes into preparing for a trip to outer space, what happens when you're out there, the challenges, the struggle. i think it makes for some very, very interesting tv. maria: yeah. okay. all right. we will be watching for that. quick break and then the july jobs report on deck, it's out in about 30 minutes. we're going to break down everything you need to know. we have all hands on deck. don't miss it. it all starts next hour right here, "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. lios, time. gold. your strategic advantage. ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr financing on all 2021 lexus hybrid models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can foc

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