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i appreciate the reporting done by rolling stone. needs to be further investigation and of course this was the entire point of the select committee, which we had hoped would be done on a bipartisan basis earlier this year, but we couldn't get enough support from our republican colleagues in the united states senate to do a simple bipartisan investigation of what happened on january 6th. that's why you're seeing democrats lead the way. issue subpoenas that are uncovering day by day the kind of information that we are seeing reported in rolling stone. >> but expulsion from congress, the 14th amendment allows for it because they were dealing with the idea of traitors to the country, insurrectionists serving in congress. that's contemplated in the 14th amendment. you know, it's obviously an incredibly dramatic step. it's been contested before the supreme court. take me through your thinking about what that threshold should be. >> we should think about it very seriously. let's be clear, january 6th was an attempt to overthrow the federal

beatles legend paul mccartney has dubbed the rolling stones a blues cover band. this is not the first time he has made unfavorable comparison of his own band and the rolling stones. in an interview last year mccartney said the beatles or better. rolling stones front man mick jagger was responded jokingly by saying there's obviously no competition. >>> shots fired. still ahead on the birthday dream come true for a 2-year- old boy. the show of love from his neighbors on a special day. >>> today on the drew barrymore show, -- and will >>> it's been called the great resignation coming up at 3:00, by millions of americans are quitting their jobs. >>> all right. this woman right here -- giving us a forecast. mary, how is it looking for is the rest of the day? >>> we are looking at today, the coolest day of the week. we can see the scouts out there as you look to san francisco. doppler and tracking a few spotty sprinkles across parts of the coast and the peninsula right now in high depth doppler. and as we look ahead to tomorrow, we will be watching those offshore winds

and that comes in response to that new reporting from the rolling stone. it could be very transparent here, the reporting has not been confirmed by and this bc, news it has been informed by -- but it has been precipitated by these numbers of, calls who have been appeared to be taking it seriously, because it alleges that a number of their colleagues sitting colleagues, and staff, including representative co-starred and boebert, and call form and, brooks as well as congresswoman marjorie and white house chief of staff mark meadows communicated with the people planning the protests leading up to the insurrection. with one, again, an on and missed protest organizers tongue the magazine quote, we will talk to barbara's teen car thorns team, go starts team, like back-to-back-to-back. >> now we should tell you congresswoman lauren boebert, of colorado, said that this is false. i had no role in the planning or it's a kitchen of an event that took place at the capitol. or anywhere in washington d.c. in january six. and the statement congressman of -- also that he

suggesting the beatles worked from a broader range of music than their peers, among them the rolling stonesband. that's what the stones are, he told me. i think our net was cast a bit wider than theirs. joining us to discuss this wonderful piece is david renick. the piece is wonderful. let me ask about that, that controversial moment where paul mccartney chose to throw down with you on the rolling stones. it almost seems as if you were surprised he said it. >> i was a little bit surprised. i think paul was a little bit surprised. after all these years, the beatles have been broken up for half a century and sadly john is gone and george is gone. but there is a little bit of a competitive edge, you know. i think that paul feels that the -- the stones, you know, a group he loved and they were contemporaries, were basically and are basically a blues band, which is probably simplifying matters a little bit, but that's true. that's what the stones did. they took black music, muddy waters, chuck berry, and played it and became famous on it and elaborated on it. the beatles were working from a diff

rolling stones, baby. >> uh-huh. >> well, looking rolling stones gathers no moss. apparently, the front man of the rolling stones gathers no crowd of adoring fans. can you believe this? >> i can't believe this story. after a concert in charlotte, north carolina, last night, the 78-year-old mick jagger went to a local bar for a beer. and nobody noticed. there he is. it wasn't until he tweeted this photosaying he was quote out and about that people realized he really was out and about. if you are in pittsburgh -- i assume if you are in pittsburgh you are not watching this. be on the look ut to. the stones could be there on monday. >> could you imagine? >> i would be kicking myself if i were in that photo not realizing i was in that photo. >> that's what he says, i didn't get any satisfaction. >> de dumb. >> i can't get no -- >> this is why they pay him the big bucks. >>> google scrapping to offer a new service to its customers. the major banking announcement that has the company shifting its focus. >>> wishing a happy birthday to former president jimmy carter, the na

. >> rolling stones officials will tell you which song has been moved, i battle with the woke mob. >> you are watching "fox and friends first". >> we start as the white house goes into overdrive to protect the president from being the grinch who stole christmas. jillian: mark meredith in washington as the administration claims to be handling the supply crisis leaving some store shelves empty. >> the white house admits there are problems with america's supply chains and those disruptions are impacting shoppers, businesses and everybody in between so to get goods moving first the president says the government has reached an agreement that will keep the port of los angeles open 24/7 and also urging american businesses to do more to prevent these backlogs. >> president biden: of the private sector doesn't step up we will call them out and ask them to act because our goal is not only to get through the immediate bottleneck but to address the long-standing weaknesses in our transportation supply chain. >> reporter: ministration officials telling fox there working with states to speed up the

"rolling stone" magazine reporting that organizers of the capitol rally that day had been promised a, quote, blanket pardon by a u.s. congressman. >>> chaos outside an nba game. the crowd protesting covid vaccine mandates, swarming the doors. forcing a brief lockdown. >>> the worker shortage across the u.s. impacting everything from how your packages are delivered to how your trash is collected. this morning, the changes being made. >>> and from new questions about the assassination of jfk to the hair on a plane outraging the internet, to tom brady's historic football that was nearly smashed. it's monday, october 25th. >>> good monday morning, everyone. we'll get to the new details from the alec baldwin shooting in a moment, but first, the severe weather impacting much of the country. >> evacuations are under way and power outages have been reported as one of the strongest storms on record takes aim at the pacific northwest and parts of california today. >> also overnight, several damage reports coming in after a series of reported tornadoes hit the midwest, but we begin right now on

finally, the robot rolling stone by mickjagger may have some competition as finger. —— lead singer.welcome to the programme. with the crucial cop26 climate summit getting under way on sunday, the pope has called on global leaders to make radical decisions and to offer hope to the world. in a message recorded for the bbc, pope francis said those attending should act now to tackle global warming. the pope also met us president joe biden who's in rome for a meeting of 620 leaders. our north american editor jon sopel is travelling with the president and sent this report. the ruler of the world's pre—eminent superpower en route to meet the world's most powerful religious leader. but forjoe biden, only america's second roman catholic president, this is an audience with his spiritual guide and clearly someone he admires enormously. you are the most significant warriorfor peace i have ever met. and with your permission, i'd like to be able to give you a coin. i know my son would want me to give you this to you. the president gave him a coin as a gift, and thenjoked about his irish heritage.

>> it was "rolling stones" decision. >> "rolling stone" did not respond for comment. ♪ ♪ >> "slave foou" came out and that was, i felt, the turning point. when i saw that video i felt like she's now a woman, you know, she's like -- >> and a sex symbol. >> and a sex symbol. >> she's traveling and constantly under bright lights, big audiences and under so much scrutiny but she has this stable, loving, first love. >> they had been together for a very long time before they actually went public. >> she was a top editor at "teen people" and knew about her romance with justin timberlake before they went public in 1999. >> you have to ebb are that traditionally, you don't want to reveal your romantic status but if you're a girl, the record label wants the guys to put you on their wall, right? and that might dam your sexual appeal, your sex appeal a bit. >> and then they breakup in 2002 and suddenly a lot of people describe this as the moment where she starts to feel the e norty of her fame. >> how is it justin went oh, so right and britney went oh, so wrong? >> justin timberlake said bye, bye

hamburglar [ laughter ] "go over to wendy's. [ laughter ] according to a new report published by "rolling stoneltiple members of congress may have been involved in the planning of the january attack on the capitol. and i, for one, am shocked that congress had anything to do with it, because it nearly worked [ laughter ] and finally, amid global supply chain delays, toy makers are reportedly planning to release more small squishy toys this holiday season because more can fit in shipping containers it's the same strategy united airlines uses for economy class. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we got -- yeah [ cheers and applause we got a great show for you tonight. he is an emmy and peabody award winning journalist and, of course, host of "anderson cooper 360. his book "vanderbilt: the rise and fall of an american dynasty" is out now anderson cooper will be here in studio [ cheers and applause and you know her from "how i met your mother" and pretty much every marvel film. she's playing ann coulter in "impeachment: american crime story" on fx our friend cobie smulders will be h

radiohead. >> jimmy: a group. >> beatles, rolling stones >> jimmy: i can't say their gender, but they're in where you were just with this miracle witness. >> pumpkin patch >> jimmy: yes! and they're drinking what holiday beverage >> eggnog? >> jimmy: not quite that holiday. what holiday are we in now, kind of? >> pumpkin spice latte >> jimmy: that's correct [ cheers and applause oh, my gosh! the spice girls. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: they're drinking pumpkin spice lattes in a pumpkin patch. i love you [ cheers and applause i know i know you're scary. i know >> yeah, you are >> jimmy: i saw that >> how great is it that you say, like, beatles, rolling stones no, the girls. the spice -- they're not men spice girls. >> jimmy: they're not men. and you go, first thing, "spice girls. they're big. they're powerful yeah >> congratulations, ladies [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: all right. it's time for our final round. [ cheers and applause let's rotate ♪ all right. here we go all right, now let's see what's behind me. here we go ♪ [ laughter ] >> this is amazing okay she -- oh, gosh. okay every r

i am going to - confess, i love the beatles and i don't really listen to the rolling stones, so i ambut paul mccartney is having quite the week. it was only the other day he said it wasjohn lennon who split up he said it wasjohn lennon who split up the beatles and not him and revealed john lennon had walked into a meeting and said, the beatles are over, so he is really putting straight some 50 world feuds this week. �* , , �* straight some 50 world feuds this week. �* , , ~ ., straight some 50 world feuds this week. �* , , �* . straight some 50 world feuds this week. , y~ ., ., week. aubrey allegretti, are you a stones person _ week. aubrey allegretti, are you a stones person or— week. aubrey allegretti, are you a stones person or a _ week. aubrey allegretti, are you a stones person or a beatles - week. aubrey allegretti, are you a stones person or a beatles man i week. aubrey allegretti, are you a stones person or a beatles man or either or both? i’m stones person or a beatles man or either or both?— either or both? i'm afraid i can't rive ou either or both? i'm afraid i can't give

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start me up by the rolling stones plays. for anyone wondering, mickjagger is the one on the left.if you start me up i'll never stop... to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their album tattoo you, the rolling stones got together with the engineers at boston dynamics to create this unusual video of their song start me up. it is notjust mick — there is a robot keith, robot charlie and robot ronnie as well. every move, every guitar lick and every drumbeat synchronised to match the original. # you make a grown man cry! why, you might ask? well, why not? # do you like it like this? this is by no means the first time spot has dabbled in some classic rock �*n�* roll. # do you love me? along with fellow robot atlas, the 4—legged automaton has become quite the mover. no easy task for the programmers, but you can't always get what you want. it can be frustrating sometimes. the robots crash a lot. it is kind of a choreographed routine, you know, it is an athlete that has practised these moves dozens or hundreds of times even to get that high level, that exciting, you know, capability. perhaps

first topic, the rolling stones no filter tour has been filtered, the band no longer playing one of itsisten. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ brown sugar ♪♪ >> jesse: society, whatever that is, says this 1970s classic has to go, but songs like "f the police" have to say. make sense? >> you make a good point, jesse. >> jesse: some people say i do have good points. >> i had to look at the lyrics -- >> jesse: have you ever heard of the rolling stones? >> in my research of the song, the sun came out a couple years before you were born, came out eight years before you were born. it is before my time, i was wondering if it was before yours. than i had to google a translated version of the lyrics because i am not a lyricist, they speak poetry, i speak prose, and i learned it was about the horrors of slavery -- >> jesse: historical fact. >> my point on this, it talks about the accurate good versus evil, the only people that should have a problem with that are slave owners, and if they don't like the song come i'm okay with that. >> jesse: we don't have a lot of those in our country. you can't cancel mick jagger. on the

we're joined by anthony curtis, who is the contributing editor at rolling stone.ink of this new single? >> it is terrific. you know, it is just what everyone would want from adele, you know. i think, you know, there are certain artists you want to reinvent themselves every time, and there are certain artists you want -- you have a very specific thing you're expecting and i think, you know, adele hit that sweet spot yet again. >> actually one of our members of our floor crew said, well, how am i going to get married and divorced in time for november 19th to prepare for this album dropping? >> yeah, exactly. there is a sense in which, you know, there is something about her voice, and certainly the way she uses her voice that, you know, it has emotional depth. and i think that's right here in this song. and in the video as well. the video opens, you know, with the same setting as was used in the "hello" video. she's very consciously evoking her past, you know, in this single and so, you know, i don't know that on this album we're going to necessarily see any, you kno

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and jagger was read acting to comments that mccartney recently made claiming the rolling stones were just a blues cover band. obviously he was talking about the controversy surrounding when governor gavin newsome was seen eating at the french laundry without a mask shortly after issuing the statewide mandate mask mandate last year. so. those 2 men now in their 70's. hopefully they can squash the beef and some point. but doesn't go get some beef at the french laundry. doesn't look like even have before we should call and ask. we should just go. bill to the boss. alright. that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock, maybe spring for a side of spinach or somethin. >> think we have time before o'clock. no, but you you're doing tomorrow. i'll be working trying to stay out of the let >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10 o'clock. it may have been brief, but showers finally bringing some much needed relief and some much needed soaking to the bay area. after months of anticipation is finally here. that is where we st

but there are also a claim in the rolling stone article that representative gossart was promising a blanket pardon. we don't know what the motivations are of that source and the like when they said that kind of thing, so we need to find all that out. yes, i agree with you, ari. the general theory is the piece of reporting contains more and more. lots of people were involved in this. the list grows all the time. it's kind of like trying to plan a wedding. like if we invite representative gossart, then we have to invite mopar and then others will have to come. >> i did not quote "rolling stone" in our top lead story tonight, because it has some interesting points that nbc news has not confirmed as of this hour, so we're not necessarily airing the innards of that, although it's a free society and people can can read it and make up their own minds. how important is it to investigators in the doj criminal context or the congressional context? how important is it to them to figure out whether this was planning for a pr exercise? for example, lawyers making unreasonable or even bad faith arguments

that apparent confession that comes just days after a bombshell report from "rolling stone" tying greeneso-called "stop the steal" rally on january 6th, that eventually led to the riot. two planners of the pro-trump rallies, who are now cooperating with the committee investigating the insurrection, described participating in dozens of planning briefings ahead of that day, "when trump supporters broke into the capitol, i remember marjorie taylor greene specifically," one organizer said and you would definitely remember talking to marjorie taylor greene, the same way you would remember being attacked by chucky [ laughter ] if the cops were taking your statement after a chucky attack, you wouldn't say, "oh, man, i don't remember his name. i think he was like two feet tall, orange hair, overalls? scars all over his face. might have been a cabbage patch kid, i don't know. former mayor." but basically, greene had initially responded to the allegations by denying that she was involved in planning the rally, saying the only thing she was very involved in was objecting to the election results on

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this is like him saying the rolling stones are just a blue cover band, right?as mccartney told me. >> yeah. i know you're a stones fan the crypto folks get very worked up about that kind of take, julia. i think it's important to really look to at what your own thesis is on something. every time i express even, you know, neutrality on bitcoin, i get like a dozen twitter people offering to educate me that's not the issue like have your own thesis on what this thing is worth why it's going to the moon, if you think it's going to the moon how far you think it's going to what it pulls back stick to that. jamie dimon thinks it's worthless, so he's saying away >> he's got a thesis i don't think it's just his prerogative, i believe he believes that. since he made the original comments on bitcoin, now he has to service his customers, it's a changing world out there >> i think paul mccartney actually thinks that the beatles are better than the rolling stones >>> it's time for a reality check on two different upgrades of the worth first off, square. jack dorsey's bank get

he was talking to rolling stone about this article. there is no room for players who are willing to risk the health and lives of their teammates, the staff, and the fans simply because they are unable to grasp the seriousness of the situation or do the necessary research. what i find especially disingenuous about the vaccine deniers is that there are arrogant -- it sounds like what you have been saying is that you do believe the experts, you are not a vaccine denier, but you have done the study and research but how do you respond and say you may be uninformed about what you are saying? >> i think i am pretty important in my decision. fauci himself was asked the question what you have to say people who have had covid and i don't feel the need to take the vaccine and he says he doesn't have an answer at this time but at the end of the day, we have to put -- we are talking about a virus with a 99.7 survival rate in the vaccine that does not stop infection or transmission. that is where all the craziness and everything is talking about, ta

let's speak to hunter walker, the journalist who first broke the story in rolling stone. election ? build speakers. there were also two members of congress, mo brooks and mattison call thorne who spoke alongside president trump on this main road where both brooks and a trump used violent rhetoric and encourage supporters to march towards the capital. these two sources have alleged to me really provides further detail about the role members of congress allegedly played. they said essentially there were quote unquote dozens of briefings between these members and rally organisers. where the essentially first off solicited and traded back and forth legend evidence. this must�*ve been baseless because numerous state and federal officials including tribes own appointees have confirmed there's no major issue with the election. also strategizing about the objections that would be presented to the vote on the house floor, and according to these two sources the members of congress helped advise them on which states they should hold events in to pressure vulnerable senators to join

was the scary band and that surely the rolling stones would be the one that would disintegrate's like 60 years the stones have been around. >> they had great hair style so we can start with that. beyond that -- mccartney on the fall right there. but i will say this. am i in the only person here who thinks the beatles is overrated? take this for a second. >> so many people have said that. oh, the beatles are not even good. i'm going to come on the show and be about us. i'm so cool. i'm too cool for the beatles. let's see what you have, buck sexton. >> i just said they were overrated. >> you it -- >> i will have you know. it's the propaganda here they are telling you you have to like it. we even care why they broke up at this point? they broke up. no one cares. what was the last time you listen to a song by the beatles on spot five. do not live. >> i did on vinyl on sunday. >> vinyl? speak out yesterday. >> i am choking on the pretension right now. >> is a pretension or do i actually know what i'm talking about? >> so ringo did it. >> greg: is in it the bigger story that no matte

what do you make of the rolling stone article description of jonathan isaac who told reporters he didn'tid which is not an insane argument. >> i think that's the key point. it's become this huge article of faith in sectors of the media and liberal culture that anyone who is questioning the need for the vaccine for themselves is either incredibly primitive, stupid, morally defective or combination of both. if you listen to jonathan isaac speak, is it possible to say he's ill-informed. he's saying i'm 23 years old, which means my risk is extremely low, i'm extremely physically fit with no underlying health problems and i already had covid which means the natural immunity from having recovered is greater than what the vaccine can give me so, therefore, as low as a risk as it is to get the vaccine in terms of adverse consequences, i still fear the vaccine more than i fear covid. i'm somebody who got the vaccine. but i listen to that and i think people like that should have the ability to make that choice for themselves and there's no way to listen to him and to conclude that he's stupid or i

public health, why does cnn have to lie about joe rogan taking horse dewormer or why does the rolling stoneave to willful fiscal cliff misrepresent my position on vaccine or covid. why does it happen. i think there are a lot of grounds to say this should be up for people's personal choice whether or not to get it. >> will: jonathan, gave a press conference for what it's worth it went viral very eloquently defended his personal choice and he was misconstrued in many mainstream media outlets like roll stone which i guess somewhat come to be expected in this culture in this push. jonathan, let me ask you the question many detractors have asked. why are you only making this calculation for yourself? isn't that selfish? duo something to your team? duo something to society to get vaccinated? >> you know, i don't think it's for myself or, you know a lot of people said during the press conference i spoke in the first person but i really am, i think other guys like kyrie. anybody saying it should be people's personal choice are thinking about other people and their freedom to make the decisions that

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. >> a story this week in "rolling stone" really shed light on how deep the divisions are.o push around the league, and it's working. joining me now matt sullivan sports reporter who wrote the story and also the author of "can't knock the hustle." not jay-z's song. this is a book. inside the season of protest, pandemic, and progress with the brooklyn nets superstars of tomorrow. thanks for your time, buddy. that last part of your headline is really interesting. explain how the antivax players are pushing around the league and why it seems to be working. >> so the nba told me thursday night it has now passed a conservative nfl with 90% of players vaccinated but my reporting for "rolling stones" indicates vaccine holdouts make up the sort of secret society of straight up antivaxxers. the family of kyrie irving a nets superstar here in brooklyn who once said the earth was flat which it isn't. they are out here denying the vaccine has worked which it has. they are talking about, quote, dr. fallacy. another player, jonathan isaac, was trying to explain masks don't work. then a c

according to "rolling stone," the two planners are speaking with the january 6th committee and claiming the members participated in planning briefings ahead of the days events. the house republicans deny any involvement and nbc news has not independently confirmed. two of the republicans, madison cawthorn and mo brooks did speak and they said it was supposed to be a peaceful rally, that didn't stop mo brooks from saying he wore body armor to the event for his safety and we know definitively, donald trump has not and seemingly cannot accept that he lost the election. that's been true from the very minute joe biden was declared the winner last november and since then trump shaped his cult of personality around that single grievance. it's the only thing he seems to care about. it's all he ever talks about. and everything, i mean, everything that has happened between november 3rd and january 6th was centered around his desperation to undo that one fact that he cannot live with, that he lost. trump was able to get his minions in congress, disgraced figures like rudy giuliani and governor's m

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yamiche: the "rolling stone" article cites anonymous organizers who claim they coordinated with white officials and republican lawmakers multiple times in the weeks leading up to january 6. i'm joined now by the author, hunter walker. thanks so thanks so much, hunter, for being here. now, you were at the capitol on january 6. you also talked to two of these individuals who were involved in planning the events that happened on january 6. what was the most important thing you learned about the former president, former president trump's, his effort to try to overturn the election that he lost, as well as his possible involvement in january 6, after talking to these individuals? hunter: i think the mere fact that these individuals who i confirmed were involved in planning and organizing the main rally on the ellipse, as well as multiple protests against the election that happened in the weeks leading up to that day, i think the fact that they spoke to the press and the fact that they are communicating with the committee is pretty notable, in and of itself, because it means that, with this

. >> reporter: he was upset at radio reporters, nine years later ken learned a rolling stone gathers no moss. >> i could not believe that was my son. it was like whoa! >> reporter: for 31 years he covered lots of news. from bay area dis asters to in- depth investigations. reports from the middle east and -- >> that tastes like real vomit. >> reporter: and bizarre stories. >> i think the bay area is truly going to miss ken's versatility, right? he walked the streets of baghdad, covered fires, the true magic he never took himself that seriously. he and i covered the giants 2010 first world series championship. fortunately that suit was from k-mart. the next sign you see on ken's computer is gone fishing, plenty of poles for you. >> even the speaker of the house. >> it is a joy to congratulate ken bast ida on an extraordinary career. his colleagues could not agree more. >> when you retire every night it is friday night. >> you are a grandfather many times over and enjoy your family. >> reporter: what a successful career you have had. >> you are so smart, so sharp. >> we love you, kenny.

as rolling stone put it, he went from -- to becoming an outspoken vaccine skeptic.rk. so eric clapton for your dangerous rhetoric, you are tonight's absolute worst. that's tonight's reid out. all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight -- >> we must all demand justice for ashley and her family. >> the leader of the republican party aligns with insurrection like never before. >> if i didn't accept the endorsement of a person that's got 91% of the republican voters in iowa, i wouldn't be too smart. >> and why a candidate for governor in texas suffering from covid is still tweeting anti-vaxx messages

i wouldn't cancel a rock concert for a rumor in rolling stone magazine.d courage on voting rights it's because the movement pushed them to do it. there's a big difference between the president saying i agree and this is important and somebody leading the way joe biden has to fix our roads and bridges. and yet in a democracy as important as roads and bridges are, there's nothing more important than the democracy itself and that's why we're pushing so hard. he has to lead on both. >> okay, ben jealous, very good to sea you. often glad we weren't doing a face time with you at the d.c. jail, good grief. you're awful glad about that too. thank you so much. >>> a deep dive into what caused that southern california oil spill reveals a new disturbing discovery. discovery. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you

rolling stone" did six months later.e was the artsy one. it was often paul and george martin that went off in the corners, hey, what do you want to do? he was the creative genius and the revolutionary. it's still a legacy that some people don't quite grasp. >> i don't want to under estimate john lennon, he's an extraordinary writer. they start to write separately as they live separately. like we would argue too and not to be critical of paul. there are songs that i like but i don't think you can pair through the list of 40 years of somebody like dylan. so what. the contribution of the beatles is unimaginable today. it was much more of a mono-culture in the united states and in the world in term of pop music. now, people listen to their own thing. everybody just about listening to more or less for a brief period of time particularly the beatles. i am not saying that's but that's what it was. but, this was a music and it was just emerging. black r&b and all the rest. the reason paul is a little insulting i guess about the

. >>> back in this country the rolling stones are making news for what they're not playing. they say they're retiring their classic song "brown sugar" because it begins with a slave narrative and sexualizes black women. mick jagger said they played the song every night since the 1970s. >>> brett favre has been ordered to pay his home state of mississippi nearly $830,000. he got the money from nonprofit groups for speaking engagements he never attended. the organization's owner is charged with embezzlement. favre says he didn't know the money was illegal. officials called it illegally spent welfare funds. >>> now to william shatner getting emotional after flight to space giving us new up sight into what it's like to see the earth from above. >> like a beat and a beat and suddenly through the blue and into black. >> reporter: this morning, william shatner in awe describing his historic mission to space traveling 2,200 miles per hour in a rocket. >> my stomach went up. this is so weird, but not as weird as the covering of blue. this is what i never expected. there's this soft b