"rumble" riles censors. what was rumble? ay.was written by link wr he made some adjustments with this technology to get certain sounds. some radios was, stations would not play it they believed it incited juvenile the latency. .hey would not play the song the radio stations that tried to censor its made it more popular. , the kids areat attracted to it. the other interesting thing is, the gang" lingoe thing, the rumble was what the sensors jumped on. this is a song without lyrics. it is an instrumental. the first instrumental was banned. >> how successful was the song? >> it made it into the top ten. >> let's hear a little bit of the song. i doubt if young people remember this. wray and ther link wrayman. >> i know the beat. i said, ok. went -- you know? microphone.rabs the and started down d and still -- stuck it there. [rumble plays] the wrayman.and kids -- what chance would a song like that have today? usedme of his songs were in tarantino films. music -- youtal can always adapted -- adapt it. want to ask you about the se

is a guy who really got this thing started of riling up the working class jersey folks in his audienced that is where today's troll culture comes from. sean hannity, by the way, in the documentary as well as some others because donny started this whole thing. it's like two minutes of hate and george orwell. these are frustrated working class people. and rather than deal with the real issues of class division in this society right now, it's easy to rile people up over scapegoats. that's what has happened. i don't want to dignify what that kind of race-baiting journalism is by calling it journalism. we have legitimate conservative politicians. >> why do they go that far? i don't think sean who people like listening to him. fair enough. they watch him on tv. why does he go this far? because he wouldn't lose a single audience member. if he came out and said this case is really complicated. it's complicated by racial history. it's complicated by profiling. i don't know what happened in that verdict. i'm not going to judge. and just play it like the president played it. >> i think there is a

"rumble" riles censors. what was rumble?t was written by link wray.-- instrumental, written by a guy named link wray. he made some adjustments with this technology to get certain sounds. what happens was, some radio stations would not play it because they believed it incited juvenile the latency. they would not play the song. the radio stations that tried to censor its made it more popular. once you do that, the kids are attracted to it. the other interesting thing about "rumble" is, the gang warfare thing, the rumble lingo was what the sensors jumped on. this is a song without lyrics. it is an instrumental. the first instrumental was banned. >> how successful was the song? >> it made it into the top ten. >> let's hear a little bit of the song. i doubt if young people remember this. let's remember link wray and the wraymen. >> i know the beat. i said, ok. i went -- you know? my brother grabs the microphone. he took the mic and stuck it down there. ["rumble" by link wray plays] >> link wray and the wraymen. what kids -- what

you know that retirement board has a rile that says they can't invest in san francisco. how stupid is that. i hold ms. maxwell we don't want people asking questions about our investments and knowing san francisco is full of questions everybody babies that are not born ask questions that's the way we're. i'm hoping that we can have san francisco's money, san francisco's pension funds equally as subject to being used in this city and in particular where the predictability of have you ever given is to wonderful. i'm carried away with the idea when the base closure came along they said i can have the shipyard and, of course, diane and nancy make sure it was done. it took a lot longer than then we a thought it would but it happened. and believe me reference has been made to all the people who were involved. there's been at least 3 secretaries of the navy and they stepped up and their staff he believes that everything that appeared to be high-risk was worth the trip it was demonstration and republicans. the rest of the nation is going to be required to follow suit and be rearv

you know that retirement board has a rile that says they can't invest in san francisco. how stupid is that. i hold ms. maxwell we don't want people asking questions about our investments and knowing san francisco is full of questions everybody babies that are not born ask questions that's the way we're. i'm hoping that we can have san francisco's money, san francisco's pension funds equally as subject to being used in this city

here we are.n so >> my age. 1959.back to 1958, rumble in quotes, riles censors. was rumble. . in rumble.ew sound an instrumental song. but what happened is it started become popular. and some registrations would not it because they believed it incited juvenile delinquency is of the time. -- you know, what some people who are instrumental have been banned. >> how successful was the song? it into the top ten. it was a popular song. >> let's watch a little bit of the song. i doubt if young people will this.er and watch a little bit of link ray. he called it link ray and the monday. >> yeah. that's right. >> okay, let's watch it. >> i said i don't know a stroll. duck said i know the beat behind it. e said, i said, okay, i went like this. and my god, man, watching me, you know? he said, bam. >> and my brother, ray, he microphone, right? because the only mic he had back singers.ys were the they didn't mic the amps or anything. they took the mic and stuck it here. i took my amp and turned it wide open. amplifier, premier right? link wray and the wrayman. -- what kind of chance would

. >> here is one that gets a lot of people riled up. >> reporter: there are specialty signs for the shootings that the sandy hook elementary school brought the shooting on itself. >> we're going to be the first to legalize fag marriage, you think god was on vacation? all we're telling you is that was an adembration. >> reporter: and as he said, i don't condemn it. i'm an enabler. >> you are a big-time fag enabler. sorry, you are. and that is because -- you have a considerable platform. >> reporter: would you picket my funeral? >> of course i would, why wouldn't i? >> reporter: steve claims the signs are spelling out god's hate. it sounds like steve, not just god, doesn't like lady gaga. >> this filthy god-hating heiffer is lifting her middle finger to god. >> reporter: abby is in charge of putting them in order. she challenges me to name a group of people and she would find a sign explaining what is wrong with them. >> courts. >> fag courts. >> reporter: dairy farmers. >> you know what they should be doing on those dairy farms across this world? they got big ass barns they should put messages

. >> the new firm will unite rile brands under the same roofs, including the likes of pepsi, coca-cola, microsoft and google. but they say it won't create conflicts of interest. >> we're already used to hamming clients in the same sector and we do it with agencies that use different names. it's something that's very common in the world of advertising. the omni com group will be head quartered in the netherlands. the group will face some competition laws. they will kneeled approval to go ahead. >>> and people filled brazil's copacabana beach for the pope's time mass there. the trip does seem to have paid disk i dends, with ever-bigger crowds flocking to see him. our correspondent is inryo. i asked -- in rio. i asked him how pleased the vatican will be with how it's gone. >> the crowd is new dispersing. a couple of commitments the pope still has, he's going to meet volunteers and then a farewell speech at the airport before flying back to rome. the big development today is that the pope has announceded the next world day will be held in krakow, poland in three years' time. >> that's wher

major bloomberg called the latest riling a temporary setback. >> disappointing. there are an awful lot of people dying from the effects of being overweight. it's the single biggest, fastest growing problem in the country. it's particularly a problem among poor people. >> bloomberg has promised to appeal the decision. >>> and apple faces a possible class action lawsuit. two former workers filed a complaint last week in federal court. they say employees at apple retail stores do not get paid to undergo two mandatory bag searches day, costing them up to $1,500 a year in pay. apple has declined to comment. it will be interesting to see how that plays out. >> how long would those bag searches take? >> if it was my bag, it would take a long time. >>> coming up on the "morning news," free on bond. one of the stars of "real housewives of new jersey" free on bond. >>> and window of opportunity. an inmate makes a bid for freedom with the cops in hot pursuit. this is the "cbs morning news." s in hot pursuit. this is the "cbs morning news." how'd you d9 out of 10.iz today? 9

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and rilely varm en. bartlett. sorry, laura gilty. >> my name is michael stern and thank you for the time to speak today. the addition and the value to the neighborhood has already been covered and i agree with that tremendously and i love stopping by on sundays with my family to get a coffee and a breakfast and it is just a wonderful addition and to hear from the perspective as a business person in san francisco and i have started numerous businesses in san francisco and i have conducted business with jim, and i have to say that he has the utmost integrity and we need more business people like jim within the community and within the san francisco. when jim says that he is going to do something, he does it. i like to call this for what it is. this is a very small number of people, who are opposing a local business and they have the right to. but i wonder what kind of community we are constructing for the small businesses within the city if we let the fact that a number of people are unhappy about what is going on a

president if you're a sunni leaders are equating the kidnapping with almost the entire continent riling to believe is cause the president's plane was reportedly even such over rumors that whistleblower edward snowden was on board. things are looking grim for european diplomats working in latin america some of them could be expelled following this incident with the bolivian president steps like these will be more or less clear after the countries the organization which unites most of latin american states will gather for an emergency summit on thursday and probably they will will enlighten us on their next steps but clearly after ever more honest suffered this nightmare flight through europe the reaction coming from latin american countries has been more or less you know and there's been so much solidarity in their criticism about this whole situation let me quote several of the latin american leaders so you would understand the magnitude of their anger now the president of argentina cristina kirchner said that this was the humiliation of the entire south american continent president of

but i felt compelled to rile forfeit my speaking on that issue to address this one and with all due respecto the previous speaker, i want to comment on this to be the jaw dropping cost of providing rest room, individual rest room facilities for muni workers. i'm a muni rider. i took muni here. here's my clipper card. so, -- and i don't denied the need for facilities, but i simply can't fathom that this is a credible use of very scarce public dollars. and further investigation, just looking at the list there, i know there is a 24-hour walgreens at 24th and potrero avenue. san francisco general is right there, which is a very dignified institution [speaker not understood]. based on my calculationn'tv the entire budget for the city-wide urban agriculture program which is about $100,000 is roughly half a toilet. and i find that outrageous. and it seems to me that it can't -- the -- even though this is only one piece of a very complex piece of legislation and a complex issue, it's not possibly be permitted to go forward as it was stated unless represented to this body today. thank you. >> thank

asylum and drama hello to you well i suppose the latin american leaders are understandably a rather riled up. more latin american countries are growing furious over what happened with the bolivian president's aircraft in europe evo morales was returning home from a. gas supplier summit in moscow when his plane ended with fueling then france italy portugal and spain denied a lending in fact they first said it was due to technical reasons but then it turned out it was because they thought edward snowden could be on board and. even demanded the aircraft to be searched to check whether or not that was true something completely unprecedented when it comes to dealing with presidential aircraft saw the crew ended up having to make an emergency landing in austria clearly there's hording on the internet which seems to be the conversation between the bolivian pilots and an air traffic controller in vienna at the airport in austria and well if the conversation is authentic then they were saying they weren't sure if he had enough fuel to reach where they wanted to reach believe year and that well the

. >> commissioner rilely? >> i have a question for supervisor chiu? >> after hearing all of the comments and all of the speakers, would you consider changing the process to go through the legislative process instead of putting it on the ballot? >> i will think about it as i answered to commissioner dwight, i think that it is important to have a public discussion about this for the reasons that we are talking about it. and i have a lot of several thoughts that i would like to respond to some aspects of this. first i want to take a moment and thank not only the commission for your consideration, but the members of the public. and on both sides of this issue, i know that a lot of people have strongly held views and i appreciate the views even though we may not always agree on these things and i want to appreciate the comments from the business comment in support of the very simple idea that an employee should have the right to ask. and why many of us think and hope that in all of our businesses that is the case, that is not the case, it is not the case i

president over rumors a whistleblower edward snowden was on board or was the entire continent some riling to believe is cause he's an expression of ski has the details things are not looking so good for the diplomats european diplomats accredited in latin america countries some of them may actually be expelled in particular those working in believe the that will be more clear after the emergency summit of they want us to organization which unites most of the american countries which will be held on thursday some statements will be produced following this nightmare flight of ever more all is through europe last night we've seen an unprecedented solidarity from all the american countries on the matter they've all been very critical of what happened with the believe in president now the president of argentina kristie that the christmas. this was the humiliation of the entire south american continent president of venezuela nicolas maduro said this was a dangerous disproportionate and unacceptable aggression a joint statement coming from the colombian government stated that the airspace denial

so riled up brady soy is designed not to dog from around the purpose of genetic engineering is on the coat tail of conventional and does feel agriculture that is characterized by the proliferation of agro chemicals fertilizers pesticides herbicides fungicides all of these chemicals have. costs on in on energy production they have cost in environmental cleanup this is self-propagating genetic pollution we have the technology today to fully clean up the damaged gene pool maybe we will in the future but we're not feeding the products of a good food science to the entire population and releasing me to the environment where they can never be recall. any scientists who tells you they know that g m o's are safe and not to worry about it is either ignorant of the history of science or is deliberately lying nobody knows what the long term effects will be geneticists dr david suzuki genetically.

of organizations in our community that are doing good work you don't want to just see people just riled up and out in the streets doing anything up productive i am here malcolm x. park right now where there is about a hundred and fifty people all marching and protesting against the jury verdict in the george zimmerman case you know all the people that i spoke to today have said dad trayvon martin that they have to stop the point jury ruling is a tragedy yet but the community needs to come together moving forward to discuss and come up with a plan to deal with race relations in the u.s. in the future in washington meghan lopez our take. a collective course of anger and frustration manifested itself in southern california after the acquittal of george zimmerman in the killing of trayvon martin oh you know was it put out that a saudi don't even make no sit state of florida versus george zimmerman verdict we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty president obama has asked the nation to respect the jury's decision he's a wannabe cop but they let him get away with it but protesters here in

lots of viewers were riled up ov this one. response was you would not buy it, although a lot a few of knowledge the publicity it is nerating could be good. we want to hear from more of you. log on and folw me on twitter. all right, now to another form of profiting from crime and the verdict is in. the juror in the george zimmerman trial nixing plans to write about the case. it would not get a first time a jerk had to cash in on t widely watched trial which raises the question should jurors be able to profit from crinal trials? maybe professional jurors are the way to go? welcome to the show. in my mind when you read about these jurors coming out and potentially writing books, it doesn't happen in this case, st one that was thinking about it and reportedly isn't now, but wthis unit in the case of o.j. simpson and in many caseshat toe it makes a jurors think twice about having a controversial verdict so there's morenterest d later they can profit from a book where they talk abouthe discussions that went on or how they got to tha

it riles them up iran is a muppet fires you up and when you get that energy from a crowd you just want to give it back to him tenfold we play a game with all of us will play with you if you only knew ok ready a.j. who's the first girl you have a kissed arena. how will you as a sophomore in high school a little bit little bit of a label late late late bloomer larry where did you kiss her where were you where were you in the room with no this was at my house after school all and homework homework it was homework and i was working in our front i would have an hour we're friends on facebook oh it's good first time in a wrestling ring oh man i think it was my first day of training at the pro championship wrestling work farm in yuba city california i remember taking a bump for the first time and thinking this hurts so much this hurts so much proudest moment i had a match a couple weeks ago with a man who meant toward me in the business a man who i tagged with in the business and it was what will probably prove to be his final match so to be his opponent in the ring and just to have the match

. >> i knew that would rile you.ela, people always talk about the united states wanting to spread democracy, it's not really like that, we actually just want to stop the spread of this. we're not asking for anything special u we just don't want to be killed. >> do we want to spread democracy? because the muslim brotherhood weren't going after schools, but they were allowing the persi persecution of christians, mohammad morsi was pardoning accused terrorists. instead of saying what bob said which is courageous, this administration says we are not at war with radical islamism, we're not at war with them, they're a peaceful religious. we have a shared tolerance. i wish this administration would wake up the way that you have woken up. >> you and me both, peaceful religion? these guys since they were little kids they were taught how to be terrorists. i don't understand it. by the way it was the muslim brotherhood that was spochblg for bringing those catholic churches in egypt, they said they only looked the other way. why

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. >> he was riled up and started offering money to people who could whoop him.off. >> you want some of me? do you want some of me? >> it's an offer everyone can refuse and does. a friend of craig's in the black shirt attempts to talk sense into him. but craig has little interest in calming down. >> i don't care! >> in a matter of seconds, there are blue uniformed cops all around him. he doesn't really move. it's like he's a deer in headlights. >> dazed and confused, craig does not comply. this time craig stays down. craig pleads guilty to alcohol intoxication and disorderly conduct. he's sentenced to 90 days in jail. he is put on probation and pays a $250 fine. >> it's about to get nuclear. >> just what set off his nuclear meltdown remains a mystery. ethan medford's video becomes part of the official police report. he posts it on youtube where craig's antics go viral. >> it's about to get nuclear. it's about to get nuclear. it became a bit of a saying around campus for a while. >> do you want some of me? >> when he got tazed he screamed like a little girl. i thi

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that is what has gotten a lot of folks riled up.e nsa is tracking here and what they can legally track. i want to recap where we were a few weeks ago in this discussion. this interchange on capitol hill as the director was testifying. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not? >> not wittingly. there are cases where they could inadvertently perhaps collect but not wittingly. >> we sense have learned that wasn't entirely accurate. director clapperer apologized and said there was some misstatement there in an effort of talking about classified things in an unclassified setting. today we are learning more about this situation which the u.s. postal service can track billions of pieces of mail by taking note of what is on the outside of the envelope. not okay? >> i think it is a tough call. the defenders of the program say you have no expectation of privacy on the outside of your mail. it is the kind of data to what people are talking about with respect to

aren't we focusing on a positive direction instead of always hammering on the negative, getting people riledre in such a fervor about this. why don't we take that and the media especially and point that in a positive direction and let's use that anger. >> joining us now from los angeles, we have joe, mo ivory and host of the mo ivory show. she joins us from tlachblt joe, mo. is it too much to take this zimmerman case -- i called you bob. i apologize. is it too much to call this case on where race stands in america? >> yes. first let me address bob in a little bit. i would invite bob to pick up a paper and read about the activist groups working in chicago. i would invite him to remember that first lady went there to address the violence in chicago. i would invite him to our town shall meeting where we're talking to try to solve the problems. i don't know where he's getting his information that nobody carings about the people in chicago. there are a lot of groups working to bring the violence down in chicago. wait doesn't get is the same attention as a case where a white person is involved in

. >> he was riled up.ng money to people who could whoop him. >> shirt comes off. >> it's an offer everyone can refuse and does. a friend of craig's in the black shirt attempts to talk some sense into him. >> craig's friend is trying to get him to calm down. but craig has little interest in calming down. >> in a matter of seconds, there are blue uniformed cops all around him. he doesn't really move. it's like he's a deer in headlights. >> one officer gets right up into craig's face and is pointing the taser in his face. >> dazed and confused, craig does not comply. this time, craig stays down craig pleads guilty to alcohol intoxication and disorderly conduct. he's sentenced to 90 days in jail, but the judge suspends the sentence, he is put on two years probation and pays a $250 fine. just what set off his nuclear meltdown remains a mystery. this video is placed on youtube where it goes nuclear. >>. >> when he got tased, he scream like a little girl. i think that's probably what maid the video so successful