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themselves to be able to access complete impunity like the united states and great britain, then the rocker is real now and because of strip, or are we seeing a genuine disintegration of the international system that was put in place in 1945 . and we're seeing the of peebles that go along with the transition to something that is as the new one unknown. well, let me pull that down. so i have times for if the idea that dean's entire international him because they have a veto on resolutions of the security council, they operated under one, rob, the flexible loose set of laws are concerned. it is flawed, but it's the only system that we've got that is the united nations and therefore it needs to be protected and more now. so than ever, is that right? i think it's right, but i thought done, put it really well right now. and i would go a little bit further and i say that, you know, without throwing the baby out with the box, what i did, it has significant achievements of the last state decades. it is just no longer fits about this and that is okay. it is time to talk about how to reform not just

. >> the music industry professionals found that the alphabet rockers use hip-hop to teach elementary the abcs of social justice. >> at first we were singing about vegetables and colors and nutrition, and after we started talking with these kids, we realized there's more things to be talking about. >> we were having these conversations with preschoolers , why are people calling me this bad word, why are they telling me what my identity is instead of listening to me when i tell them i have multiple cultures. >> kaitlyn and tommy guide students to unleash their creative voice as they write songs about bullying, racism and things about inclusion. students feel empowered as they craft thongs -- songs and sing them at concerts. 10-year-old, austin took part in the six month afterschool program , he said tommy and caitlin are like family and he takes two heart lessons they thing about point >> as you know, people are bullies sometimes, they have a tiny bit of good in them. >> fellow participant, matthew is proud of how he has grown as a songwriter and artist. >> i have the courage to perfor

. >> [singing] >> they founded the alphabet rockers in 2007, they use hip-hop to teach elementary schools of social justice. >> at first we were singing about vegetables and colors and nutrition and things, and after we started talking with these kids, we realized, there's actually more to be talking about. >> we were having these conversations with preschoolers, why are people calling me this bad word, why are we talking about what my identity is, instead of talking about my different cultures. >> kaitlyn and tommy guide students to unleash their creative voice as they write songs about bullying, racism and exclusion. >> they are creating songs about their ability. >> they have dozens of workshops every year, students feel empowered as they craft songs and poems and perform them at concerts. >> [singing] >> 10-year-old, onyx austin took part in the afterschool program at the destiny arts center, he said tommy and caitlin are like family and he takes two heart the lessons they sing about. >> you know, people are bullies sometimes, they have a tiny bit of good in them. >> fellow participa

. >> reporter: for empowering alphabet rockers to create music for social change, this week's cbs news area icon award will go to shepard and caitlin mcgaw. >> reporter: they are sponsored by the non-profit. the workshop could cost $3,000 to $5,000, but offset by fundraisings and donations. next they will do workshops this spring. >> and they won a grammy as you said they're going on tour also? >> that is their next big thing. they want to go on a world tour and do climate songs. >> always remember, even the bullies will have a little bit of good in them. >> thanks. >>> if you want to nominate a community hero for a cbs news bay area award, go to kpix.com/icon. >>> and up next, a new wildfire that's raging out of control in los angeles county. we'll take you to one of the communities where residents are clearing out as fast as possible. >>> how common is it to appoint them without a chair? >> it is unprecedented. >> turmoil, the senate committee tasked with overseeing the insurance industry. this as homeowners will deal with a crisis that will keep growing. tonight, we investigate what

called to the government says its soldiers and now advancing decree of pockets of power, military rockers support forces in the us that was not into the 5th day of the wild fires in the sands and his way emergency caused a binding, the flames from the ground and air during a brief long from strong wind gusts. the fire chief is wanting that moderate to strong winds will pick up and continue until wednesday, creating dangerous conditions for more fires. people across and they are being asked to stay indoors from dusk till dawn to avoid breathing and toxic fumes. at least 11 people have died and 13 people are missing. more than a $150000.00 residents are under evacuation orders. let's speak to out of there is phil laval now is joining us from california. i feel your at a heavy part i understand having just gotten off or helicopter trip around the 5 zone. talk to us about what you see for you. you got 2 different perspectives from up that for the festival, you get a perspective that you don't get on the ground of the damage. you mean you see these images on television, you drive around these

evacuation orders have been issued off to another. wildfire ignited in los angeles, the latest planned rockers in the san fernando valley. in the cities northwest. at least 10 people have been killed since tuesday and more than 200000 being told me there is. but i'd risk of being burned. thousands of buildings have been destroyed . emergency officials a week, a wind gusts, i help him to contain the fires for now. that they want the reprieve my be shortly . we are expecting this fire to rapidly spread due to high winds. this is a reminder that this is a very dynamic situation that can change quickly. the priority for all angelenos remains stay safe and please follow directions from the public safety officials. when you are told to evacuate, please evacuate. so let's take a look at some of the worst affected areas in los angeles. the palisades 5 remains the biggest stand has split across 6000 headphones, that kind of fine, just north of color by saucers, the newest place to ignite, which is rapidly spreading and the eastern fine. the pasadena is the deadliest at least 5 of the 10 victims. so far

ditty. combs, music, mobile, facing federal rackets, hearing conspiracy, and sex trafficking charges rocker sean cones, also known as he did a or puff daddy, made headlines this year with he's arrest on various charges from sex traffic in and sexual assault is claim that there is history of abuse included force in women, so engaging days, long rug fueled sexual activities, commonly referred to as we calls these, recalls, swear, arranged directed, and also recorded by the man himself, who later use the tapes to intimidate the victims. comes the rest came 6 months after an f. b i rayed on his homes in both miami and los angeles. were law enforcement found stores of supplies for his reported 6 parties, including and weirdly enough, a 1000 bottles of baby oil. how do you explain the baby oil and the lubricants 1000 bottles of baby oil? i don't think it was a 1000. i think it was. why does it cost to write down the street? you know, i think americans buy in bulk as we know and know this is, this is conceptual adults, the conceptual adults. do you know, we can't get to peer technical in this coun

. >> reporter: brody aged into a mohawked punk rocker in spike lee's "summer of sam". >> you think i'my? you think i'm the son of sam? come on. >> reporter: he's carried a blockbuster like "king kong" and shown some whimsy in his five films with director wes anderson. >> i don't get it. >> of course you don't. >> am i too old? >> of course you are. >> why is this good? >> it isn't good. no idea. >> he's given me a lot of opportunity to do comedic work, more overtly comedic stuff which at the time when we started working together, people thought i was serious actor. >> reporter: "the brutalist" is a return to his serious side. >> the people here, they do not want us here. >> reporter: it may be a reminder that as an artist, adrien brody is up for anything. >> it's a nice moment right now. it's a very nice moment. >> reporter: when you're not working, what makes you happy? >> lots of things. i need to be creatively immersed. that may be fulfilled through cooking, through painting, through making music. i'm a pretty good cook. >> reporter: what do you make? >> hot dogs -- no, i'm kidding.

i'm not aware of the kennedy rocker that remains in the white house collection.lso know there is a kennedy rocker that's temporarily on loan to the new york historical society while that hotel is under renovation. so there are several that he did use and i believe, i'm a big fan of all of them as you are, susan, the wonderful outposts of presidential education across the country. >> do you remember the first time you went to the white house? >> i do. in fact, above my desk in my office is a grainy, black and white photograph of my fifth grade class trip to washington, and we are sitting on the capitol lawn. i have very vivid memories of the capitol, the white house and mount vernon and that's where the importance of historical place really came alive for me. did that send me down the path i'm on today? i don't know, but i do know that as i studied and learned history up to that point, those places were very vivid in my memory. i'm hopeful that as young people come to this place, that they visit the white house, that's wonderful. if not, they have the opportunity

. >> let's go to al rocker and get the latest forecast.g about hurricane force winds with the firestorm attached to it. almost 3000 acres in the palisades fire, the eaton fire 2200 and the hurst fire 5000. we are picking up particulate radar. winds, sustained winds 45-95 miles per hour. you can see for topanga canyon all the way to pacific palisades. this is what is causing these proboblems. these destructive winds with 100 mile-per-hour gust and we are talking about the humidity in single digits and that leads to explosive fire. 19 million people are at risk north venture all the way down to san diego. it is a continually dangerous situation and the fire risk right now is critical just north of los angeles. from oxnard all the way down to to macula and further south we have a critical to extreme risk for these areas. we have a pressure gradient to the north and low pressure to the south. those wins are being squeezed between the two pressure systems. that is bringing the santa ana winds, powerful winds coming in here and add to that the l

bay area icons, green day nominated once again at the grammys, we will check in with the bay area rockersext. and here is a look outside before we had to the break on this tuesday morning, look at that gorgeous view, what a way to wake up, we will be right back. mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> it is grammy week, how about a dose of american idiot this morning. we are talking about green day, whose latest album has them up for almost three nominations, ryan yamamoto has more. >> last year, the city presented the members of green day with a key to the city. the location, their old stomping grounds outside the 711 on pinole valley road, a favorite hangout during high school when armstrong and dirt ditched class. now green day is up for three more grammy awards for best rock performance, best rock song and best rock album. cbs this morning, anthony mason went to the trio as they revisited 92

first-generation engineers over native americans is our american culture has venerated immediate rockerity for way too long. the tech bros and apparently donald trump think americans are too dumb and/or lazy to compete for these tech jobs. a few days ago, talking about h-1b visas, trump told the post, i have always liked the visas. that's why we have them. now, even the new york post didn't completely buy that because the report also pointed out, quote, trump tricted the access no his first administration and has been critical of the program in the past. the loudest voice railing against these voices is steve bannon. he has aimed his criticism only at elon musk. >> you are not going to sit here and lie to us to our face and expect us to say, oh, because you are worth $500 billion, you people are taking money, take money. i don't care. bow down and cow tail. i don't care. i could care less. i'm a crazy irishman. 100% moratorium on all immigration until we get this sorted. >> this is trumpian politics. it is whatever you want to believe. trump has been able to survive the last four years fro

. >> red tape for your rocker seek, all of that moscow. >> we will do it efficiently and effectively.erger who lost his home off the coast highway. he evacuated six courses, to alpacas and a wife. he wants to rebuild that the building codes probably make it economically difficult to. >> even if i get $2.5 million from the insurance company, that is enough to rebuild the way it was but certainly not enough to upgrade the water line, the driveway, the foundation, se septic. >> that is a big deal and building codes are not optional, right i smirk sea level, required to build higher houses. deep cement caissons and no wood piling and the 50s and 60s but the biggest issue will be triple change chamber's epic ansi wells and ultraviolet treatment. all of that according to the ex-mayor of malibu to add hundreds of thousands if not millions to the cost of rebuilding. >> everybody will be in for sticker shock. there are a lot of people out there met at will not be able to rebuild because they cannot afford it. >> so for context, john the wolseley fire, 20% under construction and a lot of reason

there, the passenger door had already been opened, and there was a pile of glass sitting next to the rockeride. but if you look on the inside, there was very little glass. what did that tell you? he had the door open when he broke the window, and then tried to make it look like it was broken in. keith morrison: a bogus break-in? military police sure thought so. john diamond was arrested for admitting that he brought an unregistered gun on base. clearly, diamond was now the prime suspect in the murder of captain marty theer. but was he really the killer? craig melvin: coming up, a secret about john and michelle's steamy affair becomes very public. debbie dvorak: she was taking him to these sex clubs and saying, it's ok, go. if you want to have sex with her, that's fine. and he just-- wow, ok. craig melvin: when "dateline" continues. the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪♪ feeling ughh from a backed up gut? ughh. miralax works naturally with the water

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. >> emil bove belongs to punk rockers kings row, belongs to punks. >> what's the slightly done for usthing. i got me a job. >> there isn't any future for a kid now. i mean, there isn't. >> there isn't an indigenous anger and frustration that drove a lot of punk on and got a lot of young people behind it. some and calling to the faraway towns. >> now war is declared and battle come down. >> you've been said to be a political group. >> yeah. say, i've said it. yeah, it's true. there was jobs and maybe we'd be singing about love and kissing or something. >> the clash, musically, is the best of the lot. it doesn't sound like traditional punk, but it doesn't sound like anybody else but the clash either. stop running, but i have no fear, cause london is drowning. >> i, i live by the river. i never felt so much like a punk was, i think, a kind of wide umbrella. >> and that wider scene included people who were a little bit more complex in their musical performance style. people aren't going to buy something that you call punk. they might buy it if you call it new wave. >> you hear a lot about

carter sat holding hands in a double rocker and just were so kind to me, and that pattern continued all the way through his compassion and caring about people. and i had the chance over the years to be with some of the most powerful people in the world and some of the least powerful people. and president carter was always the same person. and i think that personal integrity, along with that great drive to make the world better and personal kindness, i will always remember. >> that's beautifully said. is there a way in which to characterize the continued need for habitat for humanity? >> well, sadly, you know, with a huge lift from the carter's habitat has moved from helping hundreds to helping millions a year around the world, which is the good news. the bad news is there's never been a greater gap between what it costs to create a home and what families can afford. the last five years have been tragically bad with the pandemic and inflation and all the other things that have happened to housing costs. so we now have a deficit here in the united states of, depending on whose math you us

. >> yeah, he's off the rocker a little bit, it seems like. but look, the kash patel thing is, is i think frightening, right? because he's laid it all out. and i think we've already seen the way he's come after olivia troye, for example, for comments she made on this network privately trying to sue her. like, that's the kind of behavior of somebody that is trying to chill speech. right? and this is what they are going to try to do. target people, try to limit criticism. and having somebody like that in the fbi is discouraging. and i think that these nominees, in the same way that the ice effort part of it is, i think you heard on the fox clip that maybe people self-deport they kind of want people to self-deport out of the government. like, it's not that's that's part of the strategy. right? i'm going to put in kash patel and rfk and pete hegseth, and if you guys don't like it, then you can leave like career bureaucrats and experts. and i think that's part of their strategy is another thing to monitor. that's pretty alarming. >> all right. it i

she came here from the countryside of rocker, she saw her son in the video as people came out to sit now. but she has still not been able to find him. here you can see these are some of the post as of the, the children, the men, or the elderly. all of them missing some born in the ninety's, some one even earlier, some born in, in the 20201320122011. some of the kids who have gone missing and that there is no closure for them. they do not know where they are. they don't know whether they are alive. they don't know what happened to them, and that is going to be a huge challenge. because for this country to move forward, they need to be reconciliation with its past and discuss that further and the legal implications of this uh with this is a 2nd lawyer, but some w thank you very much for being with this kind of a set read here that more than a 100000 people, if not more, are missing. what kind of a challenge does it pulls for this government? how will the help people find closure? no doubt they're out of difficult is uh to of these issues on other issues as most to not if not all of the

and los angeles prosecutors said this afternoon they will not charge shock rocker marilyn manson following allegations of sexual assault and domestic violence, according to the la district attorney. the allegations are too old under the law, and there's not enough evidence to charge the 56 year old, whose real name is brian warner. guys, back over to you. >> all right, kate, thank you very much, kate rooney. and welcome back. that stargate announcement earlier this week opened the floodgates for tech shares of microsoft up 3%, oracle more than 14% and on pace for its best week since 2021. today. meta saying they will begin testing ai powered ads and threads up 2% a little less now on that news that stock has tripled in five years. it's also set to report next week, along with apple, intel and others. which of these could get the next ai fueled boost? joining us to discuss that, stefan slawinski is the global head of software research at bnp paribas. all right, stefan, you stick with the obvious. you go for the not so obvious under the radar names. welcome. what do you do? >> yeah. hi, kell

. >> reporter: brody aged into a mohawked punk rocker in spike lee's "summer of sam." >> you think i shown some whimsy in his five films with director wes anderson. >> i don't get it. >> of course you don't. >> am i too old? >> of course you are. >> he gave me a lot of opportunity to comedic work, overtly comedic stuff. at the time people thought i was a serious actor. >> reporter: "the brutalist" is a return to a serious side. >> there are people here that do not want us here. >> reporter: that may be a reminder that, as an artist, adrien brody is up for anything. >> it's a nice moment right now. it's a very nice moment. >> reporter: when you are not working, what makes you happy? >> lots of things. i need to be creatively immersed. that may be fulfilled through cooking, through painting, through making music. i'm a pretty good cook. >> reporter: what do you make? >> hot dogs. kidding. what do you like? tell me, what would you like? i could whip something up. come over, i will whip up something to eat, make some good cocktails. >> reporter: you are a mixologist as well? >> i can hoo

now, one of his biggest supporters may come as a surprise as hall of fame rocker stevie van zandt, here with the e street band and, of course, bruce springsteen's right hand man, also known as little steven. he had that infamous role in the sopranos as silvio dante. and van zandt has been lobbying for peltier's release for more than three decades, regularly visiting washington to make his case, even writing a song dedicated to his cause. >> leonard peltier and where is the justice for leonard peltier? >> now? back in 2023, i caught up with van zandt on one of his trips to capitol hill. someone of your stature, someone who's, you know, you're on the tour, you're touring with the band, you're acting, you've made this a central cause of your life. i mean, you mean, how come this has become such a passion for you to see this? >> i mean. injustice just bugs the hell out of me, man. you know, i don't like seeing it, and i just feel terrible about it. you know, every single day. i've been working on this every single day for 35 years. he's completely innocent. and. and it's just it's just one

so i have what you call the mount rushmore of yacht rockers in this film. and again, we make the case that steely dan was the beginning of all of this. and for months, i was trying to get donald to sit down for an interview, and finally he agreed to have a phone call with me. and i recorded that phone call and used whatever he says in the film. he would license all his music, and he calls me at 3:00 in the afternoon, i record it. that was the phone call, and five minutes later his manager, irving azoff, called and said, donald has granted all his music for the film. so i think i think donald gets it in a week. yeah. so i think he gets it. i think he's kind of trolling all of us in a in a fun way. so i love it, you know? and i think he gets it. so it was it honestly it was like the perfect button for this film. having that we create the mythology of donald fagen. and then of course he tears it all down at the end. yeah. >> so perfect. perfect for it. all right. yacht rock documentary documentary is streaming now on max mika. and i saw it. absolutely loved it

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themselves to be able to access complete impunity like the united states and great britain then the rocker is real now in the gaza strip or are we seeing a genuine disintegration of the international system that was put in place in 1945, and we're seeing the up peebles that go along with the transition to something that is as the new one of know, well, let me pull that down. so we have times for the idea, the deans, entire international institutions like the united nations, like the security council, which is the parts of the united nations that have failed. because that is this idea that the big countries key flows in fact is in the view of many observers, myself included is the un security council because there are 5 permanent members because they have a veto on resolutions of the security council. they operated under one rather flexible loose set of laws open to interpretation so they can push against the rules every now and again. and the rest of the world operates under another much tighter set. now i think what is happening now and probably will accelerate during the coming 4 years,