let me show first what rolling stone says. imagine a world where people could contribute the skills that inspire them rather than telemarketing or whatever other stupid tankses bosses need do. the ussr constitution says citizens of the ussr have the right network including the right to choose their type of profession, type of job and work in accordance with their inclinations, abilities and training and ecation. do you see any difference? >> this guarantees stagnation. there was a saying in soviet union we pretend to work, they pretend to pay us. you don't have productive work you don't have a higher standard of living. people and economy stagnate. >> steve, the soviets tried it for 70 years and it didn't work. why does the rolling stone think it will this time? >> i don't know what they are thinking. it sounds deteriorate. looks good on paper. in the real world, what are these jobs and where is the money coming from. >> you have an idea for a real world. >> what if the government maybe after high school or college you have a

chang's with the rolling stone article when i was featured a rolling stone and i said them look i'm a whistleblower i can't get work at a new job and i've never waited tables before will do a good job. and they hired me and they said look we'll give you a chance and i took all that p.f. chang's money and i put it into tactical rabbit and that's how i launched this very very successful company now i mean now we're projected and it's been you know we're going to multi-million dollar companies wow so you're a great example of someone who can actually stand whistle blow and still be very successful we know there are a lot of people who are actually weighing pros and cons and saying no i'm not doing this because then my life is over but you are a great example of how you can whistle blow on dubious activities and still make it in life but can i ask you something except that rolling stone piece that i've read has other media showed any interest in you and in your story. you know it's amazing. the answer. is no and well yes and no i did a forty five minute interview with brian ross at a.b.c.

she's sky diving with josh ells of "rolling stone" magazine.nvention. this is the new miley cyrus. >> what a landing! >> we were both kind of terrified, i think. it was a situation where neither of us really wanted to back down. i think she just likes doing -- she's kind of like pushing the envelope right now. >> it's a very difficult thing to do. few can pull it off. when you make that break it has to be a break. you can't leave one foot in the preteen, tween world. >> miley moved out of her parents' house and in with her boyfriend, li liam hemsworth to focus on a pop album and started distancing herself from the her wholesome, "hannah montana" image. >> she got a new label and new management. she felt like she needed a change because not that they were going to hold her back but just that they might be sort of scared of the way she was going to go. >> and miley was going to go for big risks. with her first single "we can't stop" she released a video full of sex, drugs, and in her words -- ♪ shaking it like we at a strip club ♪ >> it was the f

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when you asked what killed "rolling stone" it's actually who. president obama.d he helped turn a venerable rag into propaganda for force and he didn't even have to ask them to do it, they did it themselves like all good cultists would. >> i blame president obama for this. >> hey, bob -- >> and also for the cold weather. let's not forget that. >> he's in hawaii working the weather machine. the polar vortex -- >> he told michelle, you stay back here. it's going to get cold back there. >> watch me freeze middle america as they cling to their religion and guns. >> do you think that happened? >> that absolutely happened. the kenyan born interloper. >> bob, even this is too left wing for you. >> most of it is. i think a state bank in every state is a good idea. >> why? >> because it puts competition up against some of these profit-seeking -- >> like obama care. >> no. what is wrong with a public bank? if you want to go to a public bank, go to it. >> now you want socialized medicine and socialized finances. >> is that what you guys think? >> bobby, why would you do it?

and the political "rolling stone magazine" offers dramatic proposals. president obama is back in washington after his hawaiian vacation and fox is tracking the white house message as they now push the income inequality debate to the forefront in an election year. we'll get to the issues in a moment, but first this plan. chief correspondent ed henry at the white house. >> reporter: good evening, megyn, look, the president is in on all of this, telling us the battle of income inequality will be the subject when he lays out the agenda for the rest of his presidency. you saw a very similar mention from bill de blasio as he was inaugarated, they get very frustrated. back in december, the president made no bones about it at a speech here in washington, saying look, this is a central philosophy on the speech he expects to take to the forefront. it obviously raises the question of why if he has been pushing the policies the income gap in this country is still so wide. that is the policies, the politics, though, also very blunty, democratic senator chuck schumer

pablo was a rolling stone came out one tweet. and power to the people. he is a funny pope.es, he said "may god forgive you for what you have done." he is a pope of the people. >> i do not disagree with anything he has said. what the rolling stone people ought to realize is that this pope in the core basic teachings of the church -- yesterday, he announced the opening of the number two person of opus day. rolling stone is getting this wrong if they think that putting him on the front cover he will come to them. >> focusing on the -- he is also rooting out corruption in the church. stuart: wait a second. the left is embracing this pope because the view is the pope feels the same way about the economy and society that they do. that is the problem for me. >> the pope thinks that the left in the media will stay with him as he reinforces traditional church teaching. >> i do not know where it would draw people in. the pope is incompetent to speak on capitalist. >> no he is not. stuart: we have overrun our time by two minutes. a farmer in north dakota sentence to three years in pri

ugh. >> "rolling stone" has been the purveyor of populus trash.of the chart and they write an article around that, whatever popular music act. they give a wet kiss. >> this is a ridiculous magazine but i think it would be a big mistake to write this off from a dying publications. these views actually reflect mainstream opinion among young people. more people under 30 identify with socialism than with capitalism. >> that's ridiculous. margaret thatcher's favorite quote. the problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money. >> you run out of other people's money. >> let us know what you think about "rolling stone." do you read it? will you now get a subscription? >>> 42 minutes after the hour. 37-year-old jahai's family fighting to keep her on life support. what does fate tell us. would god want it the way that it's going on. father jonathan is in next. >> and it's the takedown. it's all caught on camera. what happened a purse snatcher hit up the wrong produce aisle. watch this. ♪ ♪ a legal battle that bitterly divided t

and here you are on "rolling stone." >> yeah, well, you know, so full communism is sort of a tongue in cheek post-occupy joke. but look, i will cop to identifying as a communist and happy to defend my political identity, but basically the backlash was all about my political identity and almost none of it ever mentioned the thing that i wrote. >> the thing you wrote, josh, you stepped into the breach to basically be like -- actually take away #fullcommunism, take away make everything owned by everybody. let's look at the substance here. >> yeah. >> i think the funny thing here is that when conservatives get very heated about liberal economic policy ideas, one of the things they tend to say is this a stepping stone to communism and what they're asking for because it's what they can get right now. they happen to have someone right here putting out a set of somewhat incrementalist ideas, some are good ideas, also saying, oh by the way, i'm a communist. >> i'm really trying to get us there. >> maybe there are some things that aren't in the piece that i would also like to do. >> it's not a p

you were the ruthless "rolling stone" editor. >>> i'm a music editor at wow, this hotel is amazing.ho are you? wrong answer. wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. yeah, i didn't have to bid i got everything i wanted. oh good i always do. oh good he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. >>> i'm a music editor at "rolling stone" magazine. >> the spirit of rock and roll. this is good solid stuff, man. >> thanks. thanks. thanks. >> listen, i think you should be writing for us. >> "almost famous." to be up there in lights in a hit movie, you must have loved it. >> i loved it, yeah. it wasn't a big hit movie but it sure was a good movie. it's a long ways -- that was like 40 something years ago i was doing that kind of stuff and discovering the kid named cameron crowe who made that movie. it didn't happen quite that way. the closest thing to me in that movie is the loudness of my shirt. i met the guy in a rolling stones concert and knew he was a kid and saw him again in daylight the next day and i signed h

anthony de-curtis with "rolling stone" magazine.hen we come back kevin tells us more about the deep freeze hitting the nation. >> there's no doubt that we have a lot of weather to talk about. earlier we talked about cold temperatures and windchills across the northern plains. now i'll take you to the north-east because we have had a lot of snow in that area just in the last couple of days. in the last couple of days eastern massachusetts received up to about 2 feet of snow. actually 23.5 inches was recorded. that was in box ford massachusetts. temperature wise we are below freezing. snow is not melting in this area. across new york city, this is what the taxis had to deal with. a lot of roads are not ploughed. they are slushy. there was sunshine, it got slushier. as it gets tolder the slush will be harder to deal with. new york city is at 25 degrees. boston and philadelphia is the same. washington is slightly above freezing. windchill is not a factor too much in new england as it was in the north central part of the united states. t

. >> "rolling stone" editor josh elles had a access to her. >> in one version she told a class what frenchsing was and she was asked to leave but another version is that her teacher was a older woman who was in a motorized scooter, and at one point, miley went around the classroom on her teach thor's scooter, and in any case, it was not the perfect fit. >> and what was the perfect fit for miley? music. >> miley was a good student. she worked hard and she didn't fight your advice. >> renee grant williams was miley's voice teacher when she was 12. >> she had an ingenuous way of getting what she wanted by being charming and lovely and enthusiastic and willing to take the burden of work on as well. >> and by 2001, what miley wanted became crystal clear when the family left tennessee for toronto. where billy ray was filming the tv show "doc." >> miley kept saying, daddy, can they write something in for me. and so they wrote her in for one episode and from that time, they said, can they write me in next week and the next week and a few weeks after that, she and i went to see mamma mia in toronto

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what other people could make the cover of "rolling stone".ainy days like this one he pulls the crowds to his weekly audiences. more than six million have turned up in st. peter's square in the ten months since francis became pope. it will take more than homespun and inclusive style to bring about real reform, but the pope's massive popularity helps when it comes to the tough issues like the scandal over priest abuse in the view of religious writer father thomas reese. >> the most difficult thing there that the church still hasn't grappled with is how to deal with bishops that simply aren't on board, aren't reporting these crimes or aren't dismissing these priests from ministry those bishops have to be held accountable. >> reporter: one of pope francis' biggest challenges will be reforming the curia, the church government. as one veteran vatican watcher put it, he's got to change it from being like something out of the middle ages into a modern civil service. francis is unlikely to tamper with basic doctrine on core issues such as abortion or

kwl and here we are, coming up to the end of an fantastic a-block, and next we'll talk to the rolling stones columnist who defends his role. >> and bob costas takes on a new sport at the olympic games, slopestyle, that and more when we return. óqoqúúÑ@ >>> welcome back, everybody. another installment of the fastest seven minutes in cable news or otherwise. seven fascinating sound bites, three fascinating sound bites, seven minutes. first um, figure marxism as socialism on steroids. now look at jesse meyerson trying to explain himself out of an anti-american piece he wrote in "rolling stone." he set up the controversy. listen to the comment. >> the right wing had basically never heard of me untat this twit from the national review tweeted out this article friday night at 9:00. once that membrane was punctured, all of the bigoted and hateful violent muck and filth do doed all over. and it has basically not let up in the intervening few days. >> full communism is sort of a tongue in cheek joke, but i'll cop to identifying as a communist, and i'm happy to defend my political identity, but basi

on the cover of rolling stone.acebook ceo was the star did at the fifth open sum tonight san jose and when he speaks the industry listens. carolyn tyler has the story. >> it was 10 years ago next week that mark zuckerberg relessed his first version of facebook. at harvard. >> we had this conversation where it's awesome that now there's this utility and community at our school. but clearly some day somebody will build this for the world. didn't even occur to me that it could be us. >>reporter: the past present and future of the company were on zuckerberg mind today. as he spoke to thousands in the technology industry. his current initiative is the open compute project that has more than 100 company collaborating on hardware and infrastructure. reducing cost and energy consumes. >> we have saved the equivalent amount of energy of 40,000 homes in a year and saved the amount of emission equivalent to taking 50,000 cars off the road. >>reporter: norman young of samsung supports such industry partnership. >> because the

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this is rolling stone?ed killer puts the pope on its latest front cover. whether this is for politics or for profit. what do you think? >> rolling stone is doing what magazines are supposed to do. they're a dying breed so they're putting someone on the cover that will get us talking about it. that's what they with the tsarnaev boy. >> tsarnaev is one thing. they made him seem like a star. >> i didn't like that kid looking like, you know, john lennon or kurt cobain. but the pope is more interesting. i don't have a problem with rolling stone putting the pope on the cover. it gets people talking about the religion and the catholic church and their own spirituality. >> well their impression of what the pope stands for is apparently not the vaticans take on thing. they're not happy with this article. >> no, that's the interesting thing about pope francis. he has a subjective quality to him. it's one of those, he's charismatic and interesting and a very compassionate person and people abstract from him what they

we view it that i'm cheating here in paris said before we go over the years in a rolling stone magazine has featured many icons of pop culture but its current cover stars perhaps the most holy. the february issue features none other than the it's the first time staunchly liberal magazine has featured a roman catholic pope. kathy catherine has more now on this latest proof of friend since forever the titans they are changing the price was being tested response as rock'n'roll enough to grace the cover of rolling stone magazine the magazine hit news stands the pope assistant aren't as ever. the seventy thousand people tried to send some pictures square to see him he seemed intent on giving as many as possible a souvenir photo opportunity the kids for one baby after another. even pretend for a pirates. the master of communications. francis was the first pope to pose for a self seed. yeah he's even being painted as a super hero in graffiti coax them back again. likely to eat it by the pride couple pr team for guaranteed spiral six cents most of them. it is really beautiful a platonic the det

today he made the cover of rolling stone. rock star treatment. today he made the cover of rolling stone magazine. the magazine's upcoming issue explores the pope's efforts to bring the catholic church into brand new era. its headline borrows from bb dillon. the times, they are achanging. >>> a california skater girl is on her way to the olympics. cate hanson just won the world cup. >> now, andrea says she's ready to go for gold in sochi. >> first up, cate hanson. >> despite a broken foot, cate hanson qualified for the olympic team in park city, utah. her mom, cathy, says nothing will stop her dhaur's love for speed, sometimes reaching 80 miles an hour on the track. >> she loves, i think, the adrenaline, just the aden lyn getting on there and going fast. >> just this past weekend, kate, 21, won the world cup. in 2010, she missed making the olympic team but just milliseconds but continued to persevere, graduated from high school, started byu, and in december, her dream came through. >> that moment when she came across the finis

what about the death of "rolling stone."hey can tell themselves this is edgy, but it's so old, even older than their brain-dead publisher. you find riskier stories in highlights. the magazine used to give to the man. now it bends over and takes it. a charge of heart because of who's in the white house now. when you ask what killed roller stone, it's who? president obama, once elected, he helped turn a venerable rag into propaganda for force. and he didn't even have to ask them to do it. they did it themselves like all good cultests would. >> i blame president obama for this. >> hey, bob -- >> and also for the cold weather. let's not forget that. that's obama's brb. >> he's in hawaii working the weather machine. the polar vortex. >> he tells michelle, you stay back here. it's going to get cold out there. >> watch me freeze middle america as they cling to religion and guns. >> you think that happened? >> that absolutely happened. the kenyan-born interloper. even this is too left wing for you. >> most of it is, but part of it i

kwl and here we are, coming up to the end of an fantastic a-block, and next we'll talk to the rolling stones columnist who defends his role. >> and bob costas takes on a new sport at the olympic games, slopestyle, that and more when we return. i was going to the library to do my homework. it took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. for some low-income families, having broadband internet is a faraway dream. so we created internet essentials, america's largest low-cost internet adoption program. having the internet at home means she has to go no further than the kitchen table to do her homework. now, more than one million americans have been connected at home. it makes it so much better to do homework, when you're at home. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal. >>> welcome back, everybody. another installment of the fastest seven minutes in cable news or otherwise. seven fascinating sound bites, three fascinating sound bites, seven minutes. first um, figure marxism as socialism on steroids. now look at jesse meyerson trying to explain himself out of an anti-american piece he wrote

their first album rolling stones said this will never last.r hear from this band again. and here we are. and in fact, rolling stone deign to do a big piece on the band and say no we remember that. >> grudges, ozzy osbourne. 45 years of grudges against rolling stone? >> all along the day in the early days no one gave us anything good about us. >> they were the people's band. they were the people's band. never never in the media. people weren't interested. >> what is the secret, ozzy, for longevity? so many bands -- >> if i knew that i'd make a fortune if i knew that. we've always been a band not on the mainstream. we've been an underground following. it's proved by the fact that after 35 years being solo black sabbath got number one record in 13 countries and three grammy nominations. that's big. so every seat in every concert. and we're going to arabia now and all these different countries. >> amazing, isn't it? at the same time, last year the equally tempestuous famous osbourne marriage. what went wrong about it? >> i started abusing prescrip

. >>> it's the rolling stone article that's gone viral.onomic reforms millennials should be fighting for. guaranteed work, guaranteed money, making everything owned by everybody. the millennial who wrote this will make his case to kevin o'leary. >> that will be great. the millennials are all fed up. they can't find a job so they've got a solution for all of that, and kevin is going to join us to talk about the other side of that trade. >>> also, another madoff settlement without any single person taking the fall, and this time it involves jpmorgan chase. the institution is in the crosshairs, of course, settling criminal charges, but wasn't it individuals inside jpmorgan who did not alert authorities to what madoff was doing? so why does this keep happening? we still don't have individuals who are being helt accoud accou. >> the question becomes are shareholders being punished for the actions of individuals. here is a look at markets right now. the dow is up 115 points or 0.7%. it was 15,576, 336 points off the record closing high right now

. ♪ >> but paul simon wrote in "rolling stone" their impact exceeds even their fame ♪ here he comes. >> the brothers cast a long shadow on simon and many other performers who came after them. the beatles described themselves as the english everlys. bob dylan said rock owed these guys everything. they had a major falling out in 1973 but came together for reunion concerts. ♪ don't ever leave me lonely. >> as phil battled lung disease, his family said he never lost his angelic voice. >>> timeless music without question. earlier, we spoke with rolling stone about his influence and his relationship with his brother. >> strangely, a lot of groups they profoundly influenced like the beatles began to take center stage but the everly brothers, you know, were american and were part of an earlier thing, you know, rock music is about fads in a lot of ways. people got swept up. yeah, they had a little bit of a tough time for a while. certainly their personality conflicts, you know, after their initial success, i mean like a lot of brothers, like simon and garfunkel, themselves, they never really

pope francis on the cover of next month's "rolling stone". the headlines times are achanging.s known for captivating crowds and posts selfies. rolling stone says the 77-year-old separated himself from past popes establishing himself as a peoples' pope. >> va woman is being sued for $750,000 after posting negative reviews for her contractor on yelp and angie's list. the woman's name is jane perez. she hired an old high school friend to work on her house after she and the contractor reconnected on facebook. perez wasn't happy and posted negative reviews online. deets is now suing and perez counter suing. rebuttals on the sites calling her a liar. >> that is nasty. >> royal caribbean cruise ship with hundreds of passengers steaming towards new jersey shore. >> michael finney is here with that story. >> talking about this yesterday. today, they're sweetening this deal. company offered half off future cruises and $500 crash. today, royal caribbean says it will refund 50% of the fair and give half off. customers will fare better and get compensation plus the company refund. if you s

he's the first pope ever to grace the cover of a "rolling stone." is titled "the times, they are a changing." a vatican spokesman calls it superficial journalism. he says the magazine portrayed his predecessor, pope benedict xvi in a negative light calls it shameful. >>> a high profile murder case is getting more attention. one cable company cable companya channel dedicated to 24 hour coverage of the oscar pistorius trial. he shot his girlfriend while she sat on the toilet hiding from him in the bathroom. the murder case, 24 hour channel. i wonder if -- never mind. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite thelp protect youeye health. as you, your eyes can lose vital nuients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts as bausch + lomb. ovite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique, so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. >>> 7 minutes befo

voto, no se pueden hacer actividades proselitistas >> esta semana aparece el papa francisco en rolling stonesesto porque explota todo su poder para hacer el bien >> las personas que menos tienen salud hacen caso para cobertura medica como para la drogadicción, en centro de los ángeles esta skidrow, acá encontraron un refugio donde no le pueden quitar algo: la vida, mucho frio, no sabes cuando moriras, para ellos la salud es la unica fortuna, y acá opera este centro medico que hoy sale a las calles por el obama care, afecta la medical para ayudar otras personas, nos quita poco a nosotros para ayudar a otros, y quienes no tienen seguro no confian en el plan, no creo en el obama care, tiene seguro medico? moreno explica beneficios: expansión del medical, y mayores de 21 años y menores de 60 seguiran con el medical, la unica diferencia es que ahora más personas calificaran para el medical, esta población tiene necesidaes particulares: drogadicción, hay programas especiales para atender estos problemas, hay que informares, programas para drogadicción o alcoholimos >> ciertos suplementos vitaminico

what other pope could make the cover of "rolling stone." like this one, he pulls the crowds to its weekly audiences. more than 6 million have turned up in st. peter's square in the ten months pope francis became pope.g extreme north carolina and eastern virginia. 2 below up north of the pennsylvania border. tappahannock with snow on the ground and light winds in salisbury, zero right now. we've got 19 at reagan national. that's the warm spot easily and 8 in easton. not much of a windchill this morning but a windchill factor in a few spots running just barely below zero like martinsburg at 3 below. light winds. the snow pack allowed the very cold temperatures with the clear skies. this afternoon temps ranging from 28 in hagerstown to 35 in manassas. 33 at reagan national. we do have problems already on 270. >>> problems already and what time is it? really early. it's been a busy week and again today. you see our traffic feature behind me. it's on the northbound side of 270 right here north of route 28. the local lanes are blocked. it was a c

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and you guys go on to be the first platinum hiphop artist and first video, and first cover of rolling stone, and was there a moment when you felt the shift. and you said, now we're on the trajectory? >> well, the reason we was able to get on mtv and get into the living rooms globally across the nation was, i have always believed this about hiphop and rock and roll, which are brother and sister: whether you're in the dirt poor ghetto, or beverly hills, whenever you hear a song that's hiphop, it's going to be something that you can relate to because of what we talk about. a kid in the ghetto and a kid in beverly hills, we still have the same issues, peer pressure, i hate my teacher, i love my teacher, i hate that girl, i love my mother, and i want to do this. hiphop was a form of creative together. >> here's what the community says: and i'm going to go to peter armor rod, who is a music blogger and attorney. >> do you see music, specifically hiphop and rap continuing to do those kinds of things that hiphop in 2013 is able to do the same things, push those boundaries that you were such a beaut

i've been rolled while i was stoned myself.ay ♪ i just want to make love to you, baby ♪ >> here come the stones. we're the bad boys of this british invasion, and the girls went crazy. >> you've been doing this for how long now? >> two years. >> how much longer do you give yourself doing this, going around being -- >> i don't know. i never thought i would be doing it for two years even. i think we will set out for at least another year. hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored security for just $29.99 a month. with limited availability in select markets. ♪ when i'm training, i always listen to musi