singer robert plante is denying reports he turned down a staggering amount of money to tour with ledeppelin. richard branson offered the three members $800 million to get back together. >> two signed on, but he tore up the contract. his publicist says it's rubbish. >>> and some of music's biggest and brightest stars are coming together for a good cause. >> the legendary band aid recording session. to help those starving in ethiopia. the song, " do they know it's christmas." ♪ do they know it's christmas time at all ♪ now that was then. but this saturday bono, one direction, chris martin of cold play, among others, will remake that classic. >> i love that song. >> you have been singing it all morning. >> all morning in your ear. that song will be released monday with the sales fighting ebola. it's called band aid 3037. >> you're looking forward to the song. >> and i'm looking forward to swif swif. >> i think she's the new host. >> that's the news. >> that didn't happen. she's going to be on "gma" in a bit. w class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, lovin

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tore up an $800 million check fraught bronson. >> if it is true and seems to be true that robert planted to do a reunion tour. for me led zeppelin is the greatest in history and to not do another money grubbing reunion tour preserves their greatness. >> go look at the kennedy center honors from two years ago when led zeppelin was the honorees. watch them play "stairway to heaven" they didn't play it but somebody else did. >>> let's get you up to date. the dow jones industrial average up about 8 points on the trading session. the nasdaq is slightly positive and so is the s&p. not too much of a change. when we come back we bring you through the movers. >>> hop skip and a jump away from you. coming up on the show at the top of the hour it was worth $9 billion just 4 1/2 years ago and today it is bankrupt. why dendreon's down fall could be a cautionary drop. >>> a bike that tops outt 200 miles per hour. we have the video to prove it. it's all coming up on "street signs." at whole foods market, values matter. so all of the fresh beef we sell comes from cattle who've had room to roam. no ant

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. >>> don't expect a led zeppelin reunion anytime soon, just how much money robert plante turned down when he said no way i'm's in the doing this. cash. big, big money, sue. >> no stairway to heaven i guess. >> indeed. >> for us though we are going the other way down in temperatures this week we will tell you you when that happens and how good weather will be before then, your weather authority forecast coming up, chris. >>> and, today is national vanilla a cup cake day so later this morning we will have a cup cake truck sitting outside our studio. is what your favorite cup cake. just tweet - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> of course, one of the tracks off legendary album, released this month, 35 years ago, we play this because,

page and jones signed on and jason bonham would have played drums but robert plant tore up. of the concert promoter. no word why. he's notoriously -- it's a difficult guy -- his voice, some would say, who is most important jimmy page or robert plant? robbery robert plant. >> eternal question. >> they did -- i was surprised they played in 2007, most recently. hadn't played together since then. >> always the lead singer who is difficult, right? >> the front man, at times. >> stix, van halen. >> it's cool, 800 million, how is it going to change his life, he's 66. sure he's not hurting. maybe he's a man of principal. which everybody else would do it. i love them when i was young but they've been a little bit overplayed for me. looking for 6, you know, "stairway to heaven." >> didn't you play that at 10:00 every party when you went to when you were a teenager. makeout time. >> heard a lot. they were great. i mean -- >> ever listen to "stairway to heaven"? >> years ago, yes. familiar with the piece. >> you never -- it was more -- you heard that he wore -- >> a glove? >> and a red

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. ♪ flush lead singer robert plant tearing up an $800 million contract to perform the band.offered the group to go on a 35 day tour. plant says it's never going to happen. the band broke up in 1980. >> it is window shopping season and that now includes your sister network fox business with more on open enrollment. >> hey ashley. >> good morning heather and ainsley. administrators are promising consumers far more streamlined process to stream up the health insurance. the federal health insurance exchange healthcare.gov opens on november 15th. they can win sdoe shop. they are trying to avoid a disastrous debut. it was plagued with technical flaws and complaints of cumbersome registration process. without typing in any personal information they say to get estimates tailored to them they will ask for three pieces of information, their zip code, how many people in their family will be covered by a health plan and income for 2015. officials say people who signed up for plans last year should shop again saying most will find a better plan or save money. but despite all of the reass

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. >>> a publicist for led zeppelin singer robert plant denies reports that the front man tore up a reunion according to the original report from the mayor virgin galactic millionaire robert branson offered up that money. as the story goes plant ripped up the contract in front of a group of stunned promotors after other members of zeppelin signed on. >> that wasn't caught on tape with everything else? >> i need to see that. >>> trending in the tech called the globe's first ever public road with embedded solar cells. follow us here. npr reports that the flight path will open this week on a special road just outside of amsterdam. power generated by the roads will be fed the netherlands' energy grid, kind of cool. wonder if you keep driving by it and keep the energy going? i got to go for a drive. got to keep the energy going. >>> it's 2014 and apparently students on the go do not have a lot of time to eat a bag of clips and drink a bottle of soda. >> mountain dew is working on a doritos flavored drink, mind you, called dowitos and testing it out on college campuses. pepsico is not saying if t

former lead singer robert plant reportedly tearing up a $800 million contract despiteplea from norm bandates to try and get back together. >>> knox news alert now that the midterm elections are over you can finally find out how much obamacare will cost for the next year. some of the price hikes expected to be in the double digits. in the meantime, the supreme court will consider a challenge to obamacare tax credits coming up. the secretary of health and human services saying the subsidies will survive the legal review, and there's nothing for consumers to worry about. >> i think the most important thing for consumers to know is that nothing has changed. that the tax credits that they'll be signing up for and the ones that they for those enrolled that want to stay enrolled will be continuing. and so as we go into open enrollment, nothing has changed. >> dan christie is the president of gotham goat writers, david avella. >> you didn't like obamacare? >> no, the paolitics were so poorly handled. i think this is a big test for the president right now, the website debacle fundentally shook pe

seems no amount of monkey get robert plant, one of the most famous singers in the world, led zeppelinreunite, led zeppelin. he doesn't want to do it. >> new york he ripped up nearly $800 million contract, right in front of his promoters. apparently they've gotten green light from a couple of the other band members to go on this 38 date tour, he said no way, no how, not changing his mind, according to the tabloid, would have paid about $300 million. >> rips up the contract in front of promote >>> live from new york city, it's the westendy will jums sho. wendy breaks it down and new drama for jersey housewives stars teresa and joe. will prison mean an end to their marriage? we have the inside scoop. and real life hot topics vict victoria gotti and her sons are here. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

robert plant reportedly having ripped up the contract, his publicist is calling that report rubbish.sure you. >> who do you believe? >> $800 million? of course they are getting together. >> you never know. money isn't everything. >> it is. >> feel the vibe. make sure it's right. >> there's nothing you'll say no to for $800 million. >> maybe they have a nice place in their lives. we'll be back. >> stop. there's nothing you'll say no to for $800 million. >> maybe they have a nice place in their lives. we'll be back. man (mr. mucus: tore do you work, with you.ing? it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medica

some entertainment news to get to this morning, no amount of monday a parentally can get singer robert plant to reunite with his led zeppelin band mates. he reportedly ripped off and nearly an 800 million-dollar million-dollar, 800 million-dollar in front of the promoters. apparently those promoters have gotten green light from other band members for a 35 date tour to bring stairway to heaven rockers back together again but plant would not change his mind. >> that has to be tempting. >> seriously. >> comedian andy dick is arrested in los angeles charged with grand theft, he tmz reporting that the entertainer stole a $1,000 necklace right off a man's neck in hollywood last week. police saw dick, riding his bike friday night and arresting him. this isn't dick's first run in with the law with police n2011 he was arrested for disorderly conduct in the california restaurant. >> i think i sat next to him on the airplane once. >> nice guy. >> he was nice but afraid to fly, he ate all my food. >> he sounds like a real freak. >> go ahead. >> one little girl making the holiday season bright. she's onl

. >>> a tabloid report that led zeppelin robert plant ripped up an $800 million to reunite the band is being called "rubbish" today by the singer's publicist. london's daily mirror reported billionaire richard branson offered the band a massive deal to perform a 35-date three-city reunion tour. the story went on to say plant tore up the contract right in front of his bandmates after they had signed it. led zeppelin broke up following the death of drummer john bonham in 1980. the three surviving members have played together live only three times since then. 12340e9 do they know it's christmas time at all ♪ >>> get ready for a renaissance of the 1980s pop classic. today musician activist bob geldof announced a 30th anniversary version of the band-aid charity single "do they know it's christmas." unlike 1984 when the song raise add wareness for africa famine relief, the new version will raise money for ebola victims. u-2 front man bono has signed up again. among those also taking part are chris martin of coldplay and boy band one direction. the song will be recorded this saturday and read

did robert plant rip the contract to shreds? a story that could lead fans dazed and confused, monday, november 10, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. and that led zeppelin story has us diving in. >> by the way, we were about to do but we decided to spare you. too early. ripping an $800 million contract to shred? did you see the other band members with their tape. >> the guys yelling out their favorite zeppelin songs. >> cashmere. >> stairway to heaven. >> more about that story coming up. let's get to our top story, talking about the snow and temperatures falling across the midwest this morning. today's dylan dreyer is in forest lake, minnesota with more on that, dylan, good morning. >> good morning, matt. the snow and the wind here has picked up in forest lake, minnesota. you can see it's covering the roads, we have about four inches of snow now on the ground. we're about a half

led zeppelin reportedly offered a staggering $800 million for a reunion tour but did lead singer robert plant rip the contract to shreds? a story that could lead zeppelin fans dazed and confused today, monday, november 1500th, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. and that led zeppelin story has us all diving into our playlists. >> we were going to do air guitar but we decided not to scare you too early. ripping an $800 million contract to shreds? can you see all the other bandmates taping it back together? >> the guys have been yelling out their favorite zeppelin songs. guys? >> "kashmir." >> anyway we'll tell you more about that coming up. let's get to our top story on a monday morning. we're talking about the snow and temperatures falling across the midwest this morning. "today's" dylan dreyer is in forest lake minnesota. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the snow has started here in forest lake about a half hour north of minn

the lead singer robert plant turned down richard branson's offer by ripping up the $800 million contractigned the deal to perform 35 shows in london berlin and new jersey. plant asked for 48 hours to make up his mind before giving a dramatic no. >> come on. $800 million. think of all the kids you can help with $800 million. >> okay. still ahead on "morning joe" thenew head of the va will announce a major overhaul of the department. we'll talk to the founder of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america paul b. ieckhoff and what those changes will be. bloomberg "business week" is take a look at the future. ♪ it's not about how many miles you can get out of the c-max hybrid. it's about how much life you can fit into it. ♪ the ford c-max hybrid. with an epa-estimated range of 540 miles on a tank of gas. and all the room you need to enjoy the trip. go stretch out. go further. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise special discounts, new technol

. >> the "new york post" says robert plant ripped up a contract for a led zeppelin reunion to your. plan with richard branson. but plant tore the contract in >> when i'm driving usually to the car radio, that's a joke. yeah, i hear it and go whose that guy. i wonder what he for breakfast. >> you haven't thought about led zeppelin in 34 years. >> john passed away in 1980 and you just have to pick up and go. and the essence of a four piece band is four pieces. and he and i played together since we were like 16. it was a big, big hole in all of our lives and i just thought it was time to move along. >> on ward. >> john is a drummer. >>> atlantic says pepsi is testingtest ing a doritos flavored version of mountain dew. he described it like orange with a nacho cheese after taste. >> got to being a great for your breath. >> parents are often looking for ways to get closer to their kids. >> i'm the cool dad. that's my thing. i surf the web. i text lol, laugh out loud, omg. i know all the dance to high school musical. >> we're in all of this together. yes we are. we are allstars. you know i

by the mid-'70s, robert plante, john paul jones and rock bottom were the biggest band in the world. ♪together, it just went into the stratosphere, really. >> reporter: page tell, the story in "jimmy page by jimmy page" an autobiography in photographs. by 17, page was the most sought-after session guitarist in britain. >> i'd do sessions -- >> reporter: you did goldfinger. >> i did do "goldfinger," yeah. tom jones, i played on "i can't explain." >> reporter: i read on one estimate that you played on like half of the tracks coming out of england. >> yeah. >> reporter: page grew up in epson england, about two miles from eric clapton and jeff beck. what happened down there? >> something in the water. we would play and moving that stylus back over so low and trying to play. >> reporter: you didn't actually know each other in the beginning. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: but page was later asked to replace clapton in the yard birds. he joined beck in the band. but then had the idea to form a group of his own. ♪ >> it wasn't a band that would go off and play the songs meant for them. ♪ >> you k

. >>> finally, singer robert plant is denies reports that he turned down a staggering amount of moneye and john paul jones both signed on but plant, reportedly tore up the contract. today, reportedly, page and jones are gluing back pieces of that contract. plant is saying it is rubbish. a lot of people are saying it happened. >> a lot of money. $800 million. wow. >> glue. >>> we're going to turn to the battle over school lunches. new federal guidelines have calf near yas serving up healthier foods. >> reporter: school cafeteria lunches. for years, they've been the butt of jokes. >> lady, you're scaring us. >> reporter: a new study suggests they may be healthier than the brown bag lunches at home. >> packed lunches were of less nutritional quality than school lunches. >> reporter: a team of researchers collected data on 1300 packed and school lunches over five consecutive school days. they came from pre-k and kinder departen students in preschools in rurp virginia. they had less fruit. fewer vegetables and less milk than the school lunches. the packed lunches had more savory snacks, li

bill: so led zeppelin frontman robert plant blasting a report that he tore up a $800 million contracteppelin reunion tour offered by virgin atlantic founder richard branson. saying the story is rubbish. zeppelin broke up in 1980 after the death of drummer john bonham. surviving members reunited for a performance eight years ago, 2007? martha: should have stuck with the story. it's a pretty good story. ripped up the $800 million contract. bill: headline in the "new york post" was, a whole lotta a dough. martha: there is still hope for future reunions. >>> all right, a big day at the george bush presidential library center. president george w. bush launching release after new book there, biography of his father the former president. casey stiegel joins us live from college station, texas, with the story for us. good morning, casey. >> reporter: martha, a good morning to you. a big day indeed. starts at 11:30 local time, 12:30 eastern. bush 41 and bush 43 will be here together. that is always a treat. there is a moderated conversation that will happen between president george w. bush and

. >> the "new york post" says robert plant ripped up a contract for a led zeppelin reunion to your.h richard branson. and he and i played together since we were like 16. it was a big, big hole in all of our lives and i just thought it was time to move along. >> on ward. >> john is a drummer. >>> atlantic says pepsi is testing atest ing a doritos flavored version of mountain dew. he described it like orange with a nacho cheese after taste. >> got to being a great for your breath. >> parents are often looking for ways to get closer to their kids. >> i'm the cool dad. that's my thing. i surf the web. i text lol, laugh out lod,ud omg. i know all the dance to high school musical. >> we're in all of this together. yes we are. we are allstars. you know it. >> why the face. works for me. dads like on "modern family" might face a challenge when it comes to their bosses. "new york times" look at the rewards and risk of paternity leave. a professor created a work life integration project. his new book is called "leading the life you want" professor good morning. welcome. so start us off with w

. ♪ ♪ been a long time ♪ >> reporter: lead singer robert plant resisted except for a one-night only concertbe the last gig? >> no. because it was int plated edimated we would do more shows. >>> ♪ >>> welcome to cbs "this morn >>> welcome to "cbs this morning" saturday i'm anthony mason. >> president obama's decision to change immigration policy has divided millions of americans and help illegal immigrants but excludes others. we'll meet people affected by both sides of the issue. >> we'll show you the concert that brought together the biggest names in music, they came to honor the organization that's been protecting songwriters for a century. >> and this year's slate of holiday movies is chock full of biopics. we'll preview highly anticipated biographical films and look how the genre is changing. >>> we begin with a situation in ferguson missouri. peacekeeping preparations include about 100 fbi agents. a decision expected soon on whether to indict police officer darren wilson in the death of michael brown. >> also, the fbi has told cbs news that two men have been arrested on firearms charge

. ♪ she's buying the stairway to heaven ♪ >> lead singer robert plant reportedly tearing up an $800 milliong sum to go on a 35-day tour, but plant says it's never going to happen of the steve? >> thanks, brian. >>> the u.s. navy seal who says he shot and killed osama bin laden taking major heat for breaking his silence. rob o'neill decided to speak exclusively to fox news for a special that airs tomorrow night and wednesday night. but many of his superiors say he had no right to go public. howard watson is a former navy seal who also wrote a book about his experience and he joins us alongside his wife, debbie, live in our studio today. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> now, howard, you've never met rob o'neill. >> no. >> but you're a former navy seal. what do you think about the fact that he has decided now, since this was one of the greatest military operations of our generation -- he would like to reveal himself and tell the story about what really happened. do you have a problem with that? >> i have absolutely no problem with that. as a matter of fact, if i were a general

how about the big game tomorrow on thanksgiving when the plant thursday night and on thanksgiving this really means something what the poor robertbad he got badge today by the redskins. the 49ers are 44 to 70 or. bursas hardball yesterday to talk about the big game tomorrow night. harbaugh is talking about the big game tomorrow night >>: think of as a playoff top of a type of game that i have to think of them this is hardball talking hard ballharbaugh >> gary: we were with the 49ers whether they were helping to feed homeless a means the families the great stan roberts helped us out by getting an harbaugh face and asking him coach what your thanksgiving plant. plantsplans >>: then had this before the show on all the turkeys and pains, son jacking cady book about the turkeys excited looking at the turkeys. then they loaded the turkish zone to attract and the driving them away and the kids were saying where they going made after a key this year because of the what they said. >> gary: as the best personality have seen harbaugh at avenue mile. in a while >> gary: ellis then having fun with jim harbaugh and getting a nice response. nf

foods, one, dr richard roberts, called the protest against g.m.o., a crime against humanity. >> the idea of making better plants has been around ever since it was discovered in mesapatania, in much unfortunate world there were severe shortages of food. for some, politicians from europe to go around suggesting to these people who were starving, that they should not touch g.m. foods offered to criminal. >> reporter: you have two nobel prize-winning scientists saying we need g.m.o. and the science around this is false. >> that's right. it's amazing how powerful the media is, and how powerful all that's... >> you think that the powerful companies have been able to buy scientists. >> yes. and each one that comes up, you'll see basically they become targeted, just as i'm targeted. >> shintaku says he and others have been targeted in this debate. >> not that long ago, i wrote a commentary. margaret willie responded. she said that it's unfortunate that the university of hawaii is so dependent on money from the biotechnology companies now, that the professors have to become mouthpieces for the industry. never would have

robert frankel. >> what's behind the spike. >> well, it can be a variety of issues. production problems, raw material shortages, the fda has increased scrutiny on some manufacturing plantsespecially in india where over 40% of the prescription drugs in america are manufactured. and there's also a consolidation in the marketplace where different generic manufacturers are buying each other out and thereby causing fewer manufacturers to make any given drug. >> on that point i know there are a lot of finger pointing. who's to whraim -- who's to blame? >> it's the fda a little bit. you have to point the fingers directly at them. all of these factors can increase drug prices by five, ten, 20% and that's somewhat understandable when competition is decreased. but there is no explanation for a drug that goes up 1,000, even 8,000%. >> what's the best practice for controlling these costs? >> that's a great question and that's what the hearing was all about. there should be an agency somewhere in the united states, that oversees this. right now there is none. it might be the fda, it could be the department of justice, the ftc, but someone has to be a watchdog over these generic comp

robert. council committees approved up to $150 million in subsidies for a new soccer stadium. the stadium at budget point would be the new home of the d.c. united team. the plant let's swap -- planned land swap deal involves the municipal building. the full council will vote on the bill next month. >> we are also learning more about plans to honor the late marion barry. mayor vincent gray joined the late councilman poss family this afternoon to announce memorial arrangements. at thed is live building, where people are able to sign that [indiscernible] of condolences. >> mayor barry's death over the weekend, right after he had been released from the hospital, came as quite a shock for many. today vincent gray and representatives of the barry family laid out three days of events to honor the former mayor. his closed casket will lie in repose in the wilson building thursday, december 4. friday there will be events that will have his body moving through all eight words of d.c. -- wards of d.c. the funeral and viewing on saturday the sixth. barry andanners say already outlined much of what he wanted. >> investing in six really difficult because -- it has been reall

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robert frankel owns and operates two pharmacies in south-eastern peninsula, and he testified at the hearing, joining us via skype to discuss the cost. >> production problems, raw material shortages, the f.d.a. increased scrutiny on plants in india. where over 40% of drugs are manufactured. there's a consolidation in the marketplace where different manufacturers are buying each other out. causing fewer manufacturers to create drugs. it's the decision of the drug manufacturers to set the price. all of these factors can increase drug prices by 5-10-20%. it's understandable when competition decreases. there's no explanation for a drug to go up 1,000 or 8,000%. >> he says there should be an agency to oversee the cost of the drugs. a watchdog is needed over the generic companies. >>> the university of virginia is suspending fraternities after allegations of sexual assault surfaced. the school is re-examining to cases of how it responds to sexual violence. it is said to last until january 9th. it's in response to a "rolling stone" magazine article on wednesday, detailing the gang raping of an 18-year-old female at a frat party. the fraternity is under investigation. >>> still ahead - the birthplace of the arab spring tunisia,

plants in the u.s. that is live in the national press club at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> on monday, robert gallucci, former assistant secretary of state for political affairs gave his assessment on nuclear proliferation threats facing the u.s. mr. gallucci served as chief negotiator during the north korea nuclear crisis in 1994 and worked on non-proliferation and nuclear issues with russia during his tenure. johns hopkins university hosted this discussion. it is about an hour and 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, good evening. i'm duncan brown with the johns hopkins university nuclear apply physics lab. this year the series is sponsored by the johns hopkins applied physics lab. each year the rethinking seminar focuses on an aspect of national and international security issues. our seminar theme this year is rethinking global security constructs, threats and responses. specific topic areas we will try to cover this year include, potential threats adversaries and strategies the u.s. should consider over the next two decades. when, where, how and should the united states engage mill tearil

plant. ♪ a car comes off the end of the line every 10 seconds. [repetitive tune] next on american history tv, u.s. supreme court chief john robertshe former lord chief justice of england and wales to discuss the magna carta on its 800th anniversary and documents of importance to the american and british judicial system. they spoke at the library of congress where a 13th century copy of the magna carta is on display. king john signed the document under pressure from his barons in england. >> good afternoon. i am the law librarian of congress. on behalf of the librarian of congress, i want to welcome all of you to the beautiful member's