nirvana's music still resonates, and kurt still fascinates which is why so many including me have beenting a new doc about him called "kurt cobain: montage of heck." the first doc made in cooperation with kurt's family and built on kurt's diaries and tapes including one with the same title "montage of heck." people calling this the most intimate doc ever made about kurt cobain. >> if anything, rock and roll is going to be heard. >> we were all we had. he was searching for whatever made him feel like he wasn't alone. >> are you getting all this? >> yes! >> kurt cobain -- "kurt cobain: man the gentleman of montage of heck" airs tonight. bret welcome. the doc is giving us kurt in his own voice. you have his audiotapes. who is the person we meet who is different than the man we thought we knew? >> you know kurt was ever? that comfortable doing -- was never that comfortable doing interviews. he was only in the public for about three years. we had a very limited window into kurt. we had his music which obviously has resonated with people all over the world. but after i got the keys to kurt's

. >>> also a new documentary on the late nirvana front man kurt cobain.the director who was given incredible access. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this mo d hotline. fair housing is your right. use it. >>> good morning i'm todd quinones. more on our breaking news, the eastbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike are closed in bensalem. we now know that four construction workers were struck and one of them has died. >>> it happened just after 5:00 this morning the worker has not been identified, again, four workers have been struck, one killed, and in the eastbound pennsylvania turnpike is closed, in bensalem. >>> now the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist carol erickson is in the weather center. >> we are looking for a fairly nice day weather-wise, we have sun and included expected and we will like the warm up on that seven day forecast. fifty at the the a airport in philadelphia. everybody else in the 40's. but we don't stay that way. we will fine these temperatures climbing. 72 degrees. partly sunny. wind northeast at 5 miles an

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. >>> also a new documentary on the late nirvana front man kurt cobain.the director who was given incredible access. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> can you measure how much the game and the nfl representing the most popular sport in america, what the damage was to the reputation of the nfl? >> well you start with the fact that we have a very high standard for our own conduct, the way we handle things. and we didn't meet that standard. >> how didn't you meet the standard? >> we didn't meet the standard because we didn't get it right. very simply. >> you didn't understand the dimensions of the issue and made the wrong decisions. >> we we didn't have the right policies in place and we didn't have the right people and we were reliant on law enforcement to make our decisions for us. that's not the way we have to do this. we have to do this with getting the right facts. get them independently if we have to. and make the right decisions ultimately. while people may disagree about a suspension being ten games or nine games, t

and it is market nirvana. and after a good but not too good jobs report. and mark kelly, was this good? >> look at what happened to bonds at the end of day. we start at the utilities, they reversed and closed on the lows or near the lows and to me that says that the market is still pricing in at a steeper yield curve which is bad for utilities and good for financials. i think the rally today in general is what the kids are calling fomo, fear of missing out. i don't know if it continues. i'm skeptical on it. what is the right thing to do is take profits on days like today. >> and you said you thought the markets were complacent, the same fomo. >> yeah. i think there is a lot of complacency in the market. and i like at the index it is at all time highs. i think people and traders are extremely complacent. and i don't know if it is up or down and i know there is no protection and there is no betting on the upside to the tape. and we'll see if it pans out. >> what do you do. >> i have fast fomo which is fear of saying fomo. >> when you look at the way the mark

back to the nirvana of 1999 when letterman was younger. brendan: test results are not an accurate -- past results are not an accurate protector of the future. one of the things the obama administration has been saying is that nobody has been adding as many over that span. you see just what they were climbing back from. tom: 10%, back to the gloom. a great chart and a real bold statement. particularly from people as respected as dean maki at .72. let's continue. to london for a briefing. markets range bound, quiet and barely describing the churn across equities, bonds currencies and commodities. no one is waiting for news more than guy johnson in london. waiting to drop shoes. what is the tone in london? seems to be the banks and the drama of greece. what is that toxic mix of discussion within the quiet? guy: people are waiting from news. a meeting in riga later. we understand that alexis tsipras will be next to angela merkel at dinner. maybe we will get that shoe dropping later. it is a little bit quiet. you've got to reflect over the last

. >> i like to say my -- was nirvana, and then toes -- >> what american bands do you hate?orst band in the history of, like, the world. so what's it like having an indie band in myanmar? difficult? >> for sure, yeah. before you record a song, like when you have the lyrics, you have to submit the lyrics, so they're going to censor it, they're going to check it. even sometimes they will, you know, suggest you some words you change. >> that must be funny. >> very funny, you know. >> now, is that still the case? >> no, it's not like that any more. they're not going to censor you, because it's risky. you don't know what will happen to you if you write and sing something wrong. >> so let me ask this. if all your dreams came true, where would you want to play? >> really? new york city. >> you want to go to new york city? >> my dream is to be strong, so that's why -- what i'm -- what i keep telling my band mates. >> come on. >> so i hope people reach out. making roll and roll is hard enough. truly independent rock and roll is even harder. i'm guessing making it here is even harder

i love nirvana. >> check out these kids allison chains. >> you are speaking my language.anks to jedediah, molly hemming way, joanne noah chin ski and anthony. that does it for me. i'm tom shillue. usually i have to think of one more line. when we have >> hello, and welcome to "justice." thanks for being with us. tonight, shocking report that illegals could vote in the 2016 election if the president has his way. and how one state, texas, might put the federal government to shame by strengthening its own power grid. but, first, thou sands gather in bat mar of what many call a victory rally. fox news correspondent mike tobin is in baltimore with the latest. mike? >> reporter: hi, judge. well the demonstrations that were down at city hall marched in mass to this location at north avenu

i love nirvana. >> check out these kids allison chains. >> you are speaking my language. thanks to jedediah, molly hemming way, joanne noah chin ski and anthony. that does it for me. i'm tom shillue. usually i have to think of one more line. when we have 5 seconds left i don't know what else to say. >>> a swift investigation brings charges, serious charges for half a dozen baltimore officers. the death of freddie gray ruled a homicide at the hands of police. this is "special report." good evening. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. the prosecutors found that six officers had a hand in the death of freddie gray who died april 19th one week after suffering a broken back in the back of a police van. we have james rosen with a look at the city with problems plagued by this process.

i mean this is the socialist nirvana if nirvana were the way to go rule making we would be in the promisegulation nation. it truely is red tame rising, stuart. >> you don't hold back on it. >> i talk to people in government and in the private sector. both sides of the ale say it is not about let's move seat belt or fluoride tooth paste but no it is not in the budget what elected bureaucrats are doing to businesses. when we're talking about the federal taxes collected, the dollar amount of what it cost the economy is way more than federal taxes collected. >> it is the hoops that you've got to jump through if you're running a business to do your business. >> that is true. >> these regulations, are imposed on you. you've got to get around it. you have to get through them and understand them. >> that is right and smashed economic growth for last two generations. i've talked to economists about this. and if you want any proof of it look at the mayhem at the irs dealing with regulations themselves. you know i've talked to irs officials they are truly museum of mass confusion over there because

. >> nirvana. >> i would support the protesters if they made a pledge that they rejected everything that was around them that was any way affected by fossil fuel. >> i think it's funny they're in the kayaks. where do you get plastics from? hydrochemicals. in that picture, is that a weekday? >> that's a good question. >> a lot of people there on a weekdaypro testing. >> i wish i had looked that up earlier but i've been very busy. >> i don't think it actually said. >> it was not on a weekday. we can't demonize them on that. we can't say they're a bunch of unemployed -- >> i will give them points for color. it was very colorful. >> that's what really matter. >> united colors. your block is over. >> it is and you are over. >> i'm starving. >> let's talk about your book. >> okay. >>> deadly memorial day weekend in chicago and here in new york. the record-breaking violence when "the five" returns. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insuranc

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i thought it was so cool playing nirvana, wearing my shirts. hello, everyone.a look at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is improving. we had a minor accident at the toll plaza earlier. but it is still very slow, about a 30, 35-minute delay if you are at the very end of the line. there are no major problems on the bridge. 880 northbound, traffic is backing up from southbound davis street and stays that way into downtown oak. 17 is especially bad getting up to the airport. if you are trying to catch a flight at -- at san jose spwrblt -- international give yourself extra time. >>> sun, cloud, showers? where are we? morgan hill. sun to the north but that will turn cloudy and the point of thundershowers. >>> want to give a shot out to the olsens. getting married at the presidio. it will be fine. >> exactly. >> well, so we've got -- some more rain -- >> today -- >> maybe middle of next week. pattern stays cool for the week. >> up in the mountains? >> snow on the go. >> and if you are driving up to the sierra, please bring your chains for put in your mind

> reporter: like playing a spin doctor song for former white house press secretary jay carney or nirvana'sul all "all apologies" for mitt romney. >> i had a repertoire of songs in common with our audience. so when i picked a song to make a point, people would get it because we had this repertoire in common. it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: not just fun for schaefer but for viewers and guests as well. >> 80% of the guests probably don't know what paul is referring to. he fills gaps that need to be filled. he always has kind of the perfect reaction. >> are you paying attention? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: shaffer and letterman are also good friends, bonding over holidays spent away from the spotlight, performing in war zones. >> first year in afghanistan and christmas eves in iraq, entertaining a little bit. just any show hanging out, taking pictures. it was an honor being here with all you guys and gals. that's when our friendship really -- what we went through -- >> reporter: after 33 years together you might think letterman would break his retirement news to shaffer very gently. but that'

nirvana is not an option.aw a poll saying 10% believe elvis is alive. 8% feel if you send a letter he'll get it. the question is ridiculous, can i grow up in america, go to school, work hard and get an education and be assured of making it. >> it's not the question. >> the answer is hell, yes >>> i want to zone in on cops, it's the hot potato issue after ferguson and baltimore, 49% of minister according to the republican religious reference institute, 49% of americans think the killings of black men by police involve a pattern. this is black or white americans, all americans. 49% of americans believe that this is a pattern. >> they are wrong. >> they are wrong. >> 140 blacks, two years ago were killed by blacks. 2.5 times more whites were killed. shootings are town. >> two times of whites. they are 77% of the population. >> 7-times more likely to commit crime. the fact is shootings are down against blacks. down 75% over the last 30-40 years. baltimore has a black p.d. 40% of the kept is black. 55% of -- depart

nirvana for the vegan community.ng to the "new york times," major food companies like general mills are turning to hampton creek for its powdered egg substitute as a way to solve the current egg shortage. it's entirely with the major food players might stick with hampton creek's alternatives even after the egg shortage is over. because the plant-based mix is 40% cheaper than using actual eggs. we spoke it hampton creek a few weeks ago. but with this new development got to break form here. got to wonder if the current bird flu outbreak might take the plant-based egg alternative to the next level. let's check in with the ceo of hampton creek. welcome back to "mad money." >> hey, jim. >> all right, josh, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, obviously. you've got the product that people want. but do you have enough of the product? can you scale to meet this demand? >> we've been pushing fast jim. we have five manufacturing facilities around the country. we've got them in seattle and tennessee, two in southern califo

he was the nirvana, the ramones, the rolling stones of comedy. they let him go an extra 20 minutes after the show too. cbs said take it. >> good for him. >>> all right, 5:22 our time. a live look outside now where things have cooled off big time. tom? >> yeah it has. we have had some light rain moving into the metro area in the last hour. coming in from the west and the north, so have your umbrella handy. i have my compact umbrella. easily will fit in a brief case and you have it handy because we'll likely have these showers moving in from the west. moving green area, but we are getting rain if you're leaving early for the memorial area. headed south on 95 you're running into the rain. you're headed off to the mountains you'll run into the rain. out 66, 81, getting that light rain now. right in the immediate metro area not quite reaching the ground. a few scattered sprinkles. most of that rain into the metro area is between 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. all this area of moving green is light rain. a few pockets in yellow may be a harder rain by noontime. mo

. >>> new documentary of the life of the nirvana afront man curt co bain, we will talk to the director who was given access to the family, friend and storage facility containing icon's journals able home videos. >>> beloved brand with the sweet history. we will take you inside cot that creates big league chew. >>> all that plus eye opener, dish and saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> thank you very much. we will be watching. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch 40,000 runners are expect for the broad street run this sunday. in the crowd will be a cancer survivor and his doctors with a spend one. stephanie stahl has more on the power of the hope. >>> car looks riveria is getting ready for broad street run something he always did until three years ago when he was diagnosis with a rare cancer. >> it has given me a different outlook at life. how fragile life really is. >> a lot of rocky roads along the way. it was scary. we did not know if he would be here. >> tumor was on the left side of my neck. >> reporter: cancer tumor was removed in the eight hour surgery that includ

and for a marketer, this is nirvana. you know? it's a lot of fun. so, i started playing with their facebook page. and word of mouth is spreading faster than they can handle the growth. lemonis: but why do we need more p.r.? we have a line out the door. ewell: we see so much potential that we can build this brand beyond this location. lemonis: now you're changing the secret recipe. that's what i worry about. this concept of franchising and opening them up all over the country is not always a good idea. it's not ice cream. it's a brand that isn't portable. you guys can't be everywhere. franchising shuler's is a bad idea. barbecue is regional. there are different styles and there are different flavors. just 30 minutes away in north carolina, the barbecue could be totally different. if i open up barbecue in texas, it's a problem because i'm competing against that region's barbecue -- not a battle that i'm willing to fight. i'd much rather take the money and build into the infrastructure here and make this a destination. these ribs are ridiculous. what a

it flooded of vanilla fudge a grateful dead of whole gallery nirvana it begins a sharp 1130 every day and ends at 10:00 tonight on the main stage to 9000 people this the list is allowed and other sages you can go to to listen that can music you want >> grant: that doesn't get the blood pumping and now what does. and you just stuff yourself with every time the third. rep by the loud speaker ever heard enraged stop by the contra costa county fair laughed out in the sixth and then take corn dogs gigabytes what ever they are also funnel cake you saw that that and then we dropped a hundred feet to a larger feet. as the 79th year of the contra costa county fair this ride is not 79 years old. thises of some high-tech stuff i tried to yell as loud and scare early as possible you. get up to the top there you have no idea what they're gonna drop and that all the sudden you just feel yourself free fall in the thing is llano is to stop you trusted that it will. know it well and then you look around and you see part the ground here and manioc the fairgrounds some 50,000 people are gonna be here. t

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that's coaster nirvana. >> that is like a serious weightlessness. >> so your rating for twisted colossus i think i'm going to give it a five. there aren't that many i give it to. >> thanks so much. >> no problem. >> all in day's work. >> that's right. >> twisted colossus opens to the public this weekend. for "cbs this morning: saturday," carter evans los angeles. >> no. >> no. >> just no. >> i had trouble on the elevator at the world trade center this week. i couldn't do that. >> they're lucky carter is a good sport. i would have been doing it with my eyes closed. >> me too. great job though. it's about nine minutes after the hour. now here's a look at the weather foryour weekend. >>> up next, forget the voice or "american idol," they all pale in comparison to the eurovision song contest. wheel take look at what some call the strangest talent show on earth. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." ♪ want to survive a crazy busy day? start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno® positively radiant moisturizer... with active naturals® soy. one of nature's most

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it's kind of nirvana. we have very short duration portfolios, 2 1/2 years. we're clipping a very very good coupon. a lot of legislation that's come out recently in affecting market making has been an opportunity for us to extract better pricing for our investors. we're rate agnostic. >> you probably did see this report out of san francisco fed that maybe, they dug down deeper into the gdp numbers when they were factor in more of the seasonalities and the way the government compiles the data maybe the economy was stronger than reported. the growth rate in the first quarter was 1.8% not the flat that we got otherwise. what do you make of that? >> if they keep rejiggering, i'm sure they'll find a formula like they have for cpi that works better for them. i don't particularly buy into it. i think the growth is as it appears to be and they could jostle the numbers. i think outside with the atlanta fed with their current reading on second quarter. in terms of interest rates within i know maybe it's not as wild as it's been but we are slowly getting right back up t

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and that's why this idea of a more leisurely nirvana is less in fashion. that said, i must say, i have to be impressed that americans work about 50% more hours, maybe 45% more hours, in a year than northern europeans. i'm not sure that i would want to call that a great virtue of american society, but i think we have to think carefully about what the alternative to work is and how meaning and community are found in the absence of work. classical economics has this simple view, which is working is bad, leisure is good. those who spent time in communities with 20% unemployment i don't think find that a riveting formulation of human motivation and desire, so i think it's something that needs to be thought about a great deal and i guess the thought i have without knowing where to go with it is it sure seems like in our society, whether it is taking care of the young or taking care of the old or repairing a lot that needs to be repaired, there is a huge amount of very valuable work that needs to be done. it's much less clear to use a modern phrase that there's a

this is nirvana for you. >> i'm with the president and ceo of toyota not toyota. i apologize. this is the new test track. you don't mind if we do a little drifting during the shot do you? tell me about this facility. gorgeous facility that you have here. >> the new home of porsche in north america and we have been investing a lot of time efforts to make this vision this dream to become reality. we have invested $100 million. largest investment of porsche outside of germany. very proud to present it here today. look at this year. >> the facility is gorgeous. we can't show people this facility because it's behind us. but the test track will get so much attention here. how many porsche owners do you expect to come here and test my skills here? >> we estimate 30,000 guests every year here. it's all about the experience. >> and you love that sound. we provide customers, car enthusiasts come here and to experience our brands of products in a way never done before. they will drive and practice at driving skills on a test track here. they will be able also to come here to have meeting

it's really nirvana for the golf fan.ourself into this as a golf fan and what you want to watch is great viewing. and i can't say enough about the quality and capability of the young guys coming up. but these veterans are still playing well too. so it makes for a great week. we're seeing record numbers across the tour. it's all good stuff. >> commissioner, thank you. and we'll be watching. and byron nelson what a great name in golf as well. so many great names. anyway, appreciate it. thanks for your time today. that's a coincidence. it's on nbc? how about that. you can catch coverage of the at&t byron nelson today starting on the golf at least the golf channel. we're all over the place. is it nbc this weekend? >> i don't know. i'm not sure. >> golf channel on thursday and friday. and then it's on nbc, watch it on the weekend. >>> coming up when we return the man many blame for the failure of lehman brothers back in the public eye. we have details on that just ahead. >>> and later, go-pro officially getting into the drone

. >> well, the thing with nirvana is, they didn't go mainstream, the mainstream came to them. a purity to them and when you listen to the music, they kind of sound to me as relevant today as they did 20 years ago. it's also the way they looked. there's nothing dated about it. so when i was a kid, we listened to jim morrison and the doors. they seem dated. were you into the doors? >> yeah. yeah. >> that was a little bit back in the day. >> i went to jim morrison's grave. >> i'm trying to figure it out, man, it's hard to see, it's hard to visualize. there's a hippy in there somewhere. >> i haddock dr. martens back in the day, too. >> a grunge girl and a hippy. >> the documentary is playing now in select cities and comes to hbo may 4. brett morgen we appreciate it. more "morning joe" after this. (music) boys? stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. just one reason volkswagen is the #1 selling diesel car brand in america. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give t