rolling stones has got it wrong.le for democracy. >> dana: also, judge, we do know a lot of the celebrities and their stories, but there are a lot of people not celebrities who have ended up on the cutting room floor and their lives have never been the same. >> judge jeanine: the truth is when you are canceled, it is like a scarlet letter or like in a criminal trial and you are a defendant. you have a prayer from's conviction and you are not credible and even in your own defense is not sufficient to allow the jury to believe you. but we don't need cancel culture because people ostracize each other based upon that they like or dislike about you. but what we have got, we have criminal laws, civil laws, defamation and the most contented range, contentious society. who are these abusers that should decide we should lose their job and never spoken to? we can allow these people who are no names to destroy the lives of americans. and there is no appeal. there was no regrets and nothing you can do. only time will heal. and i

you are on the byline of the rolling stone report. what can you tell us about trump's embrace of the death penalty? >> first, i must add you got my last name beautifully. that was a wonderful pronunciation of. it thank you so much. this is something that as you teased in your monologue earlier, it's not something that we can observe in a vacuum when we're talking about what would trump do if he re-conquered the white house? even though given trump's past track record, it might be tempting to sort of brush these things off as, oh he, spouting off. he has a graphic the movie understanding of the criminal justice system. this is just him talking to confidence in private and trying to sound like a tough guy. that may be the case if we don't already have the first term of the trump presidency where he very much with attorney general bill barr, he did make some of these graphic then deadly desires reality. he and his administration carry out historic executions during the final six months of his presidency where he and his justice form and

the 80-year-old mccartney will play bass on one song for a rolling stone's album.rts that ringo starr would be featured on a track. the album will be the rolling stone's first, since charlie watts died in 2021. >>> japanese officials are investigating this metal spear that washed up on a beach this week. they haven't figured out what it is or where it came from. but it is hollow and does not pose a threat. >>> before we go. want a pair of big, red boots? get in line. the cartoonish footwear is lighting up the internet. the boots went on sale for $350. and reportedly sold out in just minutes. according to "the new york times," the new york-based collection is behind the fad. a group also designed the candy-inspired sneaker. and these made from a bag from hermes. i'm partial to these red boots. thank you for joining me in london. newsroom with max foster is coming up next. and we know 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, w warms, and effortlessly responds

the new rolling stones album has not even officially been announced yet. but there have been clues the works. a guitarist, keith richards, for example, hinting some new music is on its way on his instagram post last month. >> microsoft's new bing makes me a drink. plus the other unbelievable things. thanks to the power of artificial intelligence. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> can a dose of artificial intelligence give being what it needs to stage a comeback? well, rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. microsoft is one of the biggest investors behind open ai the company that makes chatgpt. now they're building some of that same artificial intelligence into their search engine called bing. they're hoping users come back to check it out. cheers to being a i creating the strength. what is a tequila sunset have to do with things. new search engine big knows how to party. good question one. that brings new ai powered search. can answer. >> i'm glad you like to kill other many cocktail recipe that used to kill a here are some of to ki

but it doesn't really work like that. >> tyrus: they work for rolling stone.just didn't see it yet. i'm the same way, i give zero [bleep] about cancel culture. [applause] my truck is paid for, i've got savings. i'll take the time off and wear it as a badge of honor. but when you have people -- and ricky gervais' said it best. the arrogance of these people who think their feelings are more important than anyone else, that they can go through life and never be insulted or never not like something. if they don't see something, the entire world needs to change it. their newest thing is they want to go back and take classic novels like "charlie and the chocolate factory," they want to take the words out, and they come up with typical great speech hillbilly in this, iand say, "were not going to say fat anymore, were going to say enormous." dumbass, that's worse. [applause] their feelings are so important, but their feelings are wrong. get over yourself. the good news is we see people starting to fight back. and to judge's point, if you are a target of canceling, don

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he was editor of "rolling stone."admire the man, what an incredible job he always does. >>> let's get back to talking about weather. talk about some colder weather. >> yeah, frost making a comeback. skies clearing after the welcome weekend rain and sierra snow. but temperatures will be chilly tomorrow morning. we're already seeing a few upper 30s around solano county at this hour. and mid-30s across the north bay valleys. the reason for the frost advisory which was issued late tonight for the north bay valleys, i think as you're about to see, inland east bay, areas south of san jose, will have a chance of 30s. san jose, not too bad, 49 degrees. clear skies around san francisco, 48. towards dublin where the winds are light, down to 41. and yes, the radar has finally dried out. you can see the last of the showers winding down off the santa cruz mountains. and the snow in the sierra, we've had shutdowns on i-80 and highway 50. those are open but chain controls through the morning with icy conditions from all the fresh sn

the antithesis of that is the mindset the rolling stone put out. about how you should think, act, behave, what you should read, what you should watch, what statues you should revere or history you accept. if you deviate one iota well abuse you, cancel you, round up your families and do all sorts of terrible things to you. it's a war on our freedom. >> two powerful people, you and dave chappelle. you both found yourself saying, what's going on? am i going to be alone? >> i have a situation, i was doing a moaning show called good moaning britain. it was on fire the show. then the mega markle prince harry oprah whine-a-thon, i said i thought it was nonsense. i said i wouldn't believe megyn markle if she read me a weather report. the point that was startling, is she contacted the boss of my company and said you have got to fire him for not believing me, it's racist. they put me in a position to apologize:publicly to meghan markle or i had to leave. was i canceled? in a way she engineered my leaving the show i love. but i wasn't going to be forced into

the rolling stones obtuvo $98,000,000 gracias a la gira que realizaron en 15 ciudades de europa.0 millones. en el top ten aparece bad bunny, obtuvo la impresionante cantidad de $88,000,000. cabe aclarar que estas cantidades representan la fortuna que ganaron despuÉs de impuestos asÍ como pagar honorarios de managers, abogados y agentes. leÓn: con una misa en su memoria y una tumba decorada con un tapete de miles de semillas, la familia de vicente fernÁndez conmemorÓ su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 83. allÍ estuvo nuestra corresponsal, quedÓ se reporta que los festejos fueron al son de un mariachi. reportera: con la interpretaciÓn de las maÑanitas en voz de un mariachi y entre aplausos, fue como este viernes la familia fernÁndez festejÓ el que serÍa el cumpleaÑos nÚmero 83 del charro de huentitÁn. >> yo les digo que mientras ustedes y su pÚblico no lo olvide, vicente no morirÁ. siempre vivirÁ que entre nosotros. yo a vicente no lo tapÉ. yo no le hice ninguna tumba. le hice un marco. reportera: fue con semillas como la tumba fue decorada para esta ocasiÓn. es un tapete bajo la tÉcnica de arte

. >> you know, for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felte wasn't gonna be around that long. not everybody makes it, you know. >> they were fighting for like, where do we secure our foothold now? >> in 1971, the rolling stones leave their home, for tax purposes, to go live in france and record this record exile on main street in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading a review saying that this was like a debauched album. it's like, i don't even know what debauched means, but i gotta get some of this debauchery stuff. >> having come out of the '60s, which was its own animal, the '70s had to show a new skin, it had to shed the old one. >> i wasn't very confident of my voice, you see, as a singer. so i thought, rather than just sing them, which would probably bore the pants off of everybody, i'd like to kind of portray the songs. >> david bowie has always been a game-changer. he really has taken the promise of rock that the beatles

rolling stone used exactly the same headline.e same people who said you're crazy for thinking that covid may have come from a chinese bio lab now say you're crazy if you dare to complain about pfizer, which is buying them off. shut up, don't laugh. hard to think of a better way to make woody harrelson's point than that. >> so george gascÓn is supposed to be a prosecutor. he's so completely out of control, so totally politicized that he's reached a point where he's more concerned with respecting fake trans pronouns than protecting people in los angeles from kid touchers. he just suspended a prosecutor for correctly referring to a child molester by his sex and that prosecutor joins us next. you know what the number one best-selling book in the world is? it's the bible. it's been that year after year, after year, after year. it's the number one selling book in all of history. why? because it's god's word. it's god's word from cover to cover. every word is true. do i understand it all? no, but i believe it all. and if you put your fa

rolling stone.d to do antiestablishment rock and roll journalism and now they shill for big pharma. but you can't scandalize woody harrelson. he's woody. >> the last people i would trust with my held is big pharma and big government because neither one of those strike me as caring entities. they are all about profit. if you have seen the profit they have made, there was only one thing that could work and that's the vaccine, right? ultimately, because of that, billions of dollars was made. >> jesse: woody is barefoot. how are liberals not listening to him? and when did journalists forget that businesses exist to make a profit? remember, if you didn't want the vaccine, because you had already had covid, you had natural immunity. no, sorry, you are fired if you don't get the shot. but now the big study comes out and says natural immunity offers better protection than the shot. why do you think they suppressed that? because they wouldn't have made record profits. fauci didn't care because they were gett

rolling stones and beatles collab."variety" saying it is in the works. >> pretty huge. >>> we've got to talk about this weather. it is wild a monster winter storm is now on the move, it is targeting the rockies and look at this, going all the way up to the northeast. >> it's a different story down south where some areas are experiencing an all-time high for the month of february, and adding to the chaos a rare winter tornado in one region. >> this is going to be a mess. we have it covered with al's forecast. let's start with gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the first wave of snow ended with seven inches overnight, and we are just getting started. nearly 1,000 flight cancelations already today and hundreds more delays, and minneapolis bracing for the biggest snowfall in more than a decade. already pummelling minnesota. with what could have been two feet of snow. the governor here issuing emergency executive orders to prepare the national guard. >> we don't overreact, but we also understand that weather can be dangerous. >>

♪ ♪ musical >> steve: you are listening to the rolling stones.n to the rolling stones kansas city, missouri, the super bowl champs for the second time in four years here at the kansas city chiefs and their victory parade kicked off with coach andy reid, and the chiefs with a brand-new avenue. and finally, jesse watters, this will be the final time that i pull this up to remind him that the chiefs won the big game this weekend. congratulations, kansas city! >> ainsley: he was counting the beer and wearing the goggles, champagne, other debris did not get in their eyes. >> steve: it was appetite for kansas city. >> brian: you have to survive the party. >> steve: you have to fight for your right to party. >> ainsley: they did last sunday. >> brian: . >> brian: furious ohio residents demanding answers about the safety of the air and water following that toxic train derailment two weeks ago. >> steve: officials from the railroad and the biden administration were missing from last night's boisterous town hall. the city's mayor say transportation secreta

we have talked hats, guns, and roses while rolling stones, of course, frank ocean, which is his favorite. and you should he start with that one. and 2, you didn't leave a message with variable with i hammer the wall 17 times. i understand that there's thousands of victims from going far less, but there's 17 direct victims from the tragedy in portland. we also have 17 flowers. so a way for me to somehow support these other families and make them be part of this without infringing their privacy or anything is to place a flower in all these messages. okay, good, go. i don't want you to know he threw out there would allow lloyd bought in florida is right now he's our margin for his life is margin for your life . so please stay strong thing. i didn't know walk before this, but i feel like i do know it's indescribable. the amount of work that his father has been doing. he's always there for us. and i think what matter? well, as we call him in our movement, manny has he come, isn't really an uncle to us. it's amazing to see the amount of love and compassion man can have faster such tragedy occu

we have talk he hats, guns and roses while rolling stones, of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one was a 2 or you didn't leave a message with.

pleasure and has repeatedly dined with members of the musician's kennedy family, the legendary the rolling stones others. celebrities who come to provence in search of tasty and healthy food. i would say that our cuisine is both fish and meat. it just depends on the season, in winter we collect truffles, then the hunting season begins, so winter in provence is meat, and summer is lighter food, summer is vegetables and fish and fish is dorada and sea bass is also plain in appearance , but a delicious fish, which is simply called rouge here, that is, red local experts say that it comes close a relative of red mullet for cooking fish. rouge requires olive oil dried dill stalks, onions, garlic, onions , shallots lime or lemon, onions, garlic, onions, shallots, must be finely chopped and thrown into the pan. add dill to it. a little zest. lightly fry a little fillet cream in a pan, and then put the oven on. if you did everything right, and believe me, it ’s not at all easy in less than 20 minutes, one of the main dishes of french haute cuisine should appear on your table, by the way, the concept of ha

a special food tour of chinatown with legendary bay area journalist and former editor of the "rolling stone". they stopped at five spots, charting with china live on broadway. >> oh, wow. >> this is kind of a pan fried pork filling, with dumplings. it's like the rolling of egg rolls and folding and making the envelopes that are the wonton. >> kind of reminds me of going to grandma's house and making tamales. >> you'll see the shape is kind of like a gold engot. it symbolizes the hope for prosperity. >> we're going to walk around a little bit now. >> that's right. we'll see some shops and maybe eat some more food. >> that's just a small piece of that walking tour. you can watch the entire story at nbc bay area's streaming app. download it and just find it under the must-see playlist. >>> this morning we continue to follow breaking news. the rising death toll coming out of turkey and syria. shocking new video showing the moment the powerful que hit.ak >>> breaking right now at 5:00, a catastrophic earthquake rocking turkey and northern syria. the number of deaths already surging past 1,000. a

while star is due to record in the studio soon the new rolling stones album is yet to be announced. but the band has provided clues that a record is in the works. guitarist keith richards hinted that some new music is on its way on his instagram post last month. that's a first here. kron. 4 news at noon. let's send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. olivia, you know, i hope that the years down the road that i was excited about the work that i'm doing, but also be collaborating. hey, maybe with have no right to actually listen, we've got to speak it into existence ellisor right now. we're going to speak it into existence. that would be amazing. fantastic. all right. we'll look forward to your show. >> thanks, kelly. coming up today on live in the bay. >> former professional soccer goalkeeper jesse bradley checks and giving back to the community how his personal journey is helping many others. then as we continue to honor black excellence throughout the month of february, we learned how season is diversifying. the beer industry. >> and it's national margarita day. we ha

i mocked up a "rolling stone" cover. i made merch.? did you charge people for the merch? >> that was all free. >> jimmy: free, wow. >> there was a sign-up sheet. see something you like, don't see your size? put it down, i'll send to it your house. >> jimmy: wow. >> that was the service i offered. >> jimmy: it wasn't just your birthday, it was everyone's birthday. >> i realized i could start a band tomorrow and go play at a dive bar and people would not be paying attention or care. >> jimmy: oh, wow, there you are. >> that's me. >> jimmy: with a band. >> that's from your birthday? >> jimmy: it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> the experience that i wanted was to feel like a rock star, right? i made a video shaming all my loved ones who were am attendance right before i went on that said, don't be a dud, i want to see you move and distance. i've obviously brought some joy to your life if you're here. show up for me. it was the greatest night of my life. >> jimmy: did they do it? >> they really did. >> jimmy: they didn't disappoint? >> ther

and there rolling stone report there was a rolling stone report out saying that trump was privately discussingas a way to tout the death penalty . i mean, tout the death penalty. i mean, is that true or this an attempt to try and scare people off him ? yeah. i mean, i put the rolling stone's political coverage right up there with, the cartoon network . so i'm not the cartoon network. so i'm not i'm not i'm not real believer in what they have to say. i've never heard utter anything close to that. and again, if you're going if i know he got a lot of attention here, the us as well i think you're looking at think if you're looking at rolling stone as a political source, you've got to question how looking to get how far you're looking to get your information. your political information. as i said him say said i've never heard him say anything close to that. and anything even close to that. and so i don't put much stock into it . okay, great stuff, donald it. okay, great stuff, donald trump's former white house press secretary host of spicer and co sean , thank you so much. sean we sean, thank you s

and there rolling stone report there was a rolling stone report out saying that trump was privately discussingas a way to tout the death penalty . i mean, tout the death penalty. i mean, is that true or this an attempt to try and scare people off him ? yeah. i mean, i put the rolling stone's political coverage right up there with, the cartoon network . so i'm not the cartoon network. so i'm not i'm not i'm not real believer in what they have to say. i've never heard utter anything close to that. and again, if you're going if i know he got a lot of attention here, the us as well i think you're looking at think if you're looking at rolling stone as a political source, you've got to question how you're looking get how far you're looking to get your information. your political information. as i said him say said i've never heard him say anything close to that. and anything even close to that. and so i don't put much stock into it . okay, great stuff, donald it. okay, great stuff, donald trump's former white house press secretary host of spicer and co sean , thank you so much. sean we sean, thank y

and we went on a special tour food with a chinatown legendary bay area journalist and editor of "rolling stonestopped at five spots. watch that entire interview and admire all the food. go to nbc bay area's streaming app. find it under the must-see play list. >> check it out. it's very cool. >>> select tickets for beyonce's renaissance tour go on sale today. these are for registered beehive members. >> it comes after her history-making moment at the grammy awards. she has the most grammy wins ever. >> we're witnessing history tonight. breaking the record for the most grammy wins of all time, stand and show your respect, it's "renaissance," beyonce. >> beyonce won the award for best dance, electronic album. that brings her total to 32. >> taking home the big win of the night, harry styles won album of the year for "harry's house." the bay area also respected well last night. ♪♪ >> legendary rapper $hort with "blow the whistle" in celebration of the 50 years of hip-hop. the performance featured a lot of top rappers from over the decades, representing each era of hip-hop. >>> and south bay's moll

went on a special food tour in chinatown with legendary bay area journalist and former editor of "rolling stone" magazine ben fong torres. they stopped at five spots starting with china live on broadway. >> oh, wow. this is a kind of a pan-fried pork filling. the making of dumplings is like the rolling of egg rolls and making the envelopes that are the wontons. >> kind of reminds me of going to grandma's house and making tamales. >> you'll see the shape of the bao is kind of like a gold ingot. so, again, it symbolizes the hope for prosperity. >> so we're going to walk around a little bit now. >> that's right and see some shops. maybe some more food. >> all right. >> food is everything. this is a great segment because you can actually take some notes and pick some restaurants they went to that you can go, and it's not going to break your bank either. to watch the whole story on the nbc bay area streaming app, download it for your roku or amazon fire tv and find it under our must-see playlist. >>> let's take you outside on this friday night. the golden gate bridge going to the golden gate bridge

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we have all the ramones, we have talking hats, guns and roses while rolling stones of course frank ocean, which is his favorite. i usually start with that one. what the 2 are, you didn't leave a message or lisa. good to go with the variable i hammer the wall, 17 petals. i understand that there are thousands of victims from gone.

instead of pack your clothes and take your ass safety, he decided to stay with us, i got into rolling stone magazine - this is a profession, war is a profession, you can't just take a job there, look for a fucking saboteur, that's not how it's done , it's called an adventure, if we're talking about an operation about a battle, it's necessary it must be prepared, it must be planned, it must be selected certain people who will carry it out, you must know their skills, their abilities, their strengths and weaknesses . that is, it is a very, very difficult story, i have no desire to pretend, but this does not negate the fact that it is my task to start a ballot with yes er i am ready to work and i would really like to believe er that what is happening now is the er final exam for ukrainians we will finally get our independence we russia has already won, for a certain time, for many years, they scared the whole world with their military, uh, uh, because of their military capabilities, and in the final case, our alarmists hit the fucking cadillacs in those whom all of moscow is afraid of. well, t

cocktail party vibe that stood in sharp contrast to the rock and roll of the beatles and the rolling stones. good, ah, back rex collaborations with dion warwick produced many hits. oh whoa. i would bell i bacharach song one less bell to answer performed by the 5th dimensions, maryland mac, who is arguably one of the greatest torch songs of all time. sometimes bacharach songs teetered on the verge of sac or in sentimentality, but never crossed the line. i. i blue jobs all n o la. here. bacharach and david wrote sound tracks for movies, notably butch cassidy and the sundance kid in 1969. b. j. thomas sang raindrops. keep falling on my head. they keep on there, harry, i bacharach won the oscar for best original score. his songs also won tony and grammy awards. bacharach married 4 times including to actress angie dickinson walked. oh. he continued to perform at the piano well into his later years. he will be remembered for as long as his lush romantic works float on the breeze of moonlit nights. ah.

wonderful, but she needs to break off such a cover to make such a smeared past the gcd when the rolling stones and even the business started. remember how the queen group, namely , combined and mixed so many genres in one bohemian song. so we have it right, of course, igor to this just in time for this kind. we see, it shouldn't be. if a bad song, at least a good wrap, it must be bad, a good song must be done. so you need to learn how to write, keep learning. we've got great hits which are also not. we have everything. do n't misunderstand me, but you also need to look further. yes, why do we have bad songs in the same any or even popular songs that are all over our stars from small to great good songs. of course, how do we need to make sure that these songs have. and its influence even on the rest, so to speak, an honest world. here's how we do it to break the patterns correctly. and how do you break them? if you don't know how to play, you know, some say, i play modern avant-garde music, for example. i am not myself i limit nothing. that is. when we play what aviation music is more or less,

and i will add that as written the rolling stones magazine offered the us president several options for a meeting with zelenskyi either at the polish-ukrainian border or in lviv , but in the end he did not accept kyiv. the year of european integration 2005 oleg rybachuk my congratulations congratulations congratulations look at this really biden came to kyiv the point is not that you will see zelenskyi they recently saw each other in washington and in the end nevertheless biden still comes to kyiv why do you know when he started to think about the symbolism of this visit, i don't remember any of the british, because only the british look at the world like that, you know, a huge empire that ruled the world for hundreds of years, one of the british analysts once described it as big powers send, communicate with each other, one state sends a signal, a certain time passes, another superpower receives the signal, and now it is the signal that the president sent with his visit. speech, but to one more sweetie do-do-to a-a general secretary of the communist party of china zinkiv or he is also

comes in at number 9, behind other creatives in hollywood like brad pitt, tyler perry, and the rolling stonesst paid female performer in the world. unionised workers at an amazon distribution centre in the uk have announced more strikes in a row over pay. about 350 staff at the coventry warehouse became the first in the uk to take industrial action against the online retail giant last month. the gmb union is calling for a pay rise from £10.50 to £15 an hour, although the union is not recognised by amazon. as you've been hearing the us china spy balloon row has been ratcheting up tensions between the world's two superpowers. against that backdrop — ford motor company is building a $3.5 billion battery factory in the us — using tech from a chinese company. samira husain looks at how heightened tensions between the two countries could affect this new venture. ford needs more batteries for its growing fleet of electric cars. it makes sense for them to team up with the largest maker of batteries for electric vehicles. now, ford was very clear that it would own the company in its entirety and that

great-grandfather was a black man descent from slaves and says he understands himself more, saying to rolling stonese now. all of a sudden i can see myself clearly for the first time. that's hilarious. i'm told he's already put in his request for reparations. and a kardashian. [applause] >> but for him it's just in time for black history month. although now that he's black being from boston means he has to kick his own ass. that was and unfair smear to all the lovely people at boston but he welcomed the news and said it fills a gap in his identity he felt was missing and while being 7 percent black instead of 100 percent italian now at least he can tell chicks once you go 7 percent black. tyrus is that enough after percentage to allow him to feel different? like, can he claim, is his life now in perspective with 7 percent? >> first of all, welcome to the club. >> ha ha ha ha! [applause] [laughter] >> the problem with his 7 percent blackness is he let his3 percent whiteness do the talking. we don't say stuff like that. >> yeah exactly. >> it doesn't make sense. what exactly makes sense? the only thi

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [♪ singing ♪ ] >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live insinging ♪ ] >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a databases. i remember reading this is a debauched music, i don't know what debauched means but i got to get some this debauchery stuff. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> having come out of the 60s which was its own animal, the 70s had to show a new skin. it had to shed the old one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was never very confident of my voice, them, i'd like to kind of portray the ♪ then i turned myself to face me and i never caught a glumps ♪ >> david bowie is taking it all sorts of interesting places for others to follow. [♪ singing ♪ ] ♪ i said that time may change me ♪ ♪ i can't trace time ♪ do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great ta

in the twentieth year, there were no beatles, there were no rolling stones, they are cool. then, well, it was 1922 . there were some visionaries of their own, too, and there were many of them, by the way, speaking, who made the past for the future. here is sasha for example, to us today i already made a part of the prediction there that there was no blackstun, no mass hysteria of pop music or in general, er, mass art. well, there was nothing in 1922. here, ah, but the beatles were still ahead, tender may was ahead. and even other black tattoos ahead of us and so on. uh, you see, and you see something like that ahead, or uh, like some bright flashes. yes? in any case, they definitely wait about 23 years. i don’t know, i think it’s unlikely in the twenty-third, well, there is the fourth twenty the fifth year should be some kind of bright, but when you speak, you speak in the world, or you mean in russia, i mean both russia, of course, and the world too. eh, when we can wait for this event, but we are in russia, i'm sure this is the leader, because we all have a feeling of som

wonderful, but you need to break off such a cover, make such a smear, past the notes, when the rolling stonesss was also smeared, and remember how queen and it was connected because of mixing so many genres in one song of the bohemian walkie-talkie. so we have, of course, igor to this just in time for this species. it shouldn't be, if a bad song, to a good wrapper. this bad should be a good song should be done. so you need to learn how to write, keep learning. we also have magnificent hits, which are not there either. we have everything. do n't misunderstand me, but you also need to look further. so why do we have bad songs the same any used or even all popular songs that all our stars from little to great good songs, of course, how do we make sure that these songs have. and its influence even on the rest, so to speak, an honest world . here's how we do it to break the patterns correctly. and how do you break them? if you don't know how to play, you know, some say, i play modern avant-garde music, for example. i do not limit myself in anything. that is. when we play what aviation music is mor

. >> poor guy, neeson telling rolling stone, i'm uncomfortable during those type of situations, it isg. you think it is embarrassing? >> joe: it was uncomfortable to watch and liam neeson said he wanted to talk about big issues and instead we hear joy behar talking about sexual fantasies with liam neeson. one point she said, i would like to have my issuas sprinkled over liam neeson. liam neeson, right now kidnapping movies get me so aroused, i can't begin to tell you. that is settling. enjoy your breakfast, that was uncomfortable to watch. >> todd: welcome to news at abc, news division. >> ashley: thanks, joe. new york city is putting illegal immigrants in expensive hotel rooms and throwing out perfectly good food they don't want to eat, but military families have to rely on food pantries to feed their kids. >> todd: we have the story right after this, don't go anywhere. t? what would it look like? i've had great success as a small business owner, and i can show you how. because of the success of my bestselling book, blue collar cash, i've created an online course called a path to a s

wonderful, but you need to break off such a cover, make such a smeared past the nod when the rolling stonesy connected because of mixing such a number genres in one song of the bohemian walkie-talkie. so we have, of course, igor to this just in time for this species. it shouldn't be if a bad song has a good wrap. this is bad should be a good song should be done. so you need to learn how to write, keep learning. we also have magnificent hits, which are also missing. we have everything. don't get me wrong, but you also have to look further than our bad songs. the same any used or even imagined popular songs that all our stars sing from little to great are good songs. so we need to make sure that these songs have. and

. >> all right, so after the quick appearance, he told "rolling stone," he was not impressed and feltly unconfidentable time. can you really blame him? >> i can't believe that in my past life i used to do that crazy show. >> yeah. it is not the show was 25 years ago when barbara walter -- >> easy, 25 years ago, nice crack. go ahead. >> well, no, you went on as a teenager, we all know that. your sophomore year. >> nice safe. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> i think moving forward, i think we need to stop calling them the ladies of "the view," ladies is a term that's associated with class. this is "game of thrones," the hosts are there are as nasty as what you see on television. you can count on one hand how many people are impressed with "the view" these days. whether it is joy talks about her sexual fantasy about liam neeson. it is about the best loss remedy when you hear it. i would like to have my ashes sprinkled over liam neeson. >> those kidnapping movies get me so aroused, i can't begin to tell you. that's unsettling at this point. i think what's been said on the program when you

. >> bill: how is this for a super group in rolling stones said to be recording new music with the survivingrtney and ringo starr. it is not the first time they collaborated. >> dana: it was 1963. >> bill: stones scored their first hit with the lennon macartney tune i want to be your man. >> dana: oh, i remember that. could thursdays be the new fridays? headline spells it out. after testing a four-day week companies say they don't want to stop. there were more than 60 businesses in the u.k. that took part in a six-month study. more than 90% said they'll keep testing the four-day model. ken rusk is the author of blue collar cash. when they did a survey on a scale from 1-10 how much did you like it, it was 7.5. that seems pretty good, ken. >> absolutely. i'm all for innovation. i love thinking outside the box. it is what makes running a business so great. the thing you have to think about, though, is you have to look at what your output is. your product or service. is it time sensitive, quantity sensitive. see if you can pull this off without any interruption. if you can i think it's great if

. >> when we left, it was dark, and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter.anson the guru, or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tate and six others. >> all the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. seven people brutally murdered in a glare of hollywood publicity. involvement of a mystical hippie plan, which despise the straight affluent society. young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali, who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> morning. sun shining this morning. >> it is. >> charles manson cleverly masqueraded behind the common image of being a hippie, goes up in the haight-ashbury district, surrounds himself with a young bunch of followers. their lifestyle was sex, orgies, and lsd trips. eventually he gets them to commit mass murder for him. >> with blood, the killer had scrawled on the refrigerator door the words "death to pigs." >> you see, prior to these murders, no one associated hippies with violence and murder. people would pick up a hitchhiking hippie, t

this from rolling stone.ohn fetterman joins john mccain, donald trump, patrick leahy and countless other politicians who have sought treatment at a hospital. okay. is that what's going on, just treatment at a hospital? then there was the effort to frame this as some brave and vulnerable act. not anything that would be considered craven or a cruel political calculation by a stage wife and political my list. and at the white house briefing today our favorite binder reader, she chimed in. kind of a preemptive defense against criticism of all those including biden himself who vouched for this poor man's capabilities. >> millions of americans as you know go untreated with depression every day. senator fetterman did the right thing and brave thing today, or just this week, by getting the help that he definitely needs. as the president and first lady shared this morning, they are thinking about john, gisele, and their entire fetterman family today. and they are grateful to senator fetterman for being an example to t

bill gates has a lot of explaining to do and not what he did to the roll stone grabbing dinner from time melinda wasn't too crazy about their relationship. no one wants their spouse having dinner with a child abuser. weird thing is billy doesn't sound remorseful about spending time with epstein. listen how he described their relationship in australian interview. >> one of the issues he told you is that of your relationship with jeffrey epstein. do you regret the relationship you had with him against melinda's advice and wishes. >> you are going way back in time. >> new audience. >> i will say for the -- you know, over 100th time yeah, i shouldn't have had dinners with him. >> epstein had a way of sexually compromising people. is that what melinda was warning you about? >> no. i mean, it's -- no. i had dinner with him and that's all. >> and you regret the relationship, the acquaintance? >> that i had dinner with him. >> jesse: it was just dinner. nothing to worry about. this isn't the first time bill dodged questions about epstein. >> is there a lesson for you, for anyone else looking --