if you're a rolling stone fan, check out this apartment. maybe you can always get what you want. a closet full of clothes but nothing to wear? a new high-tech way to save you time, money, and help you look good. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "on the money." your money, your life, your future. >> we begin with your wallet and what's in it. the cash you carry around may be less and less useful. because a growing number of restaurants and some other retailers are saying, no thanks, to your dollar bills. they just want you to pay another way. and it's this week's cover story. >> avocado? >> if you're hungry for lunch at this restaurant, you better bring a credit or debit card. when michael kaplan opened two forks in new york one year ago, he accepted cash the first few weeks. >> we were noticing with every cash transaction, the payment process was slowing down significantly. after doing some research and seeing that generally, everyone was paying with credit cards anyway, we thought that that was a good next step. >> he made his restaurant cashless. no cash allowed. >>

his new for piece for rolling stone "how the gop rigs , elections." berman, welcome to democracy now! are you a u.s. citizen? talk about it. >> it sounds like a simple question, but experts i have talked to say it will just roy -- given the claimant if you're with the trump administration, nobody, but noncitizens and citizens, want to answer the question for fear of how it will be used by the trump administration. if this question is on the senses, it will massively depressed responses among immigrant groups that will be to fewer seats, fewer resources for areas that have lots of immigrants are particularly to a credit areas, places like new york and california, and it will shift power even more to republican areas that are whiter and were conservative. this has very, very profound implications for our democracy. the 2020 census is already facing extreme number of problems him and this will make it that much worse. juan: with the legal basis or, in terms of the constitution and congress, u.s. is supposed to count every person in the united states cann

may mean it's time to change the way you think about retirement >>> giving shelter if you're a rolling stones fan, you'll want to check out this apartment. >>> maybe you can always get what you want. >>> and a closet full of clothes but nothing to wear? a new high-tech way to help you save time, money, and help you look good. "on the money" starts right now. >>> we begin with your wallet and what's in it the cash you carry around may be less and less useful because a growing number of restaurants and other places are saying, no, thanks, to your dollar bills they want you to may another way and it's this week's cover story. if you're hungry for lunch at this restaurant, you'd better bring a debit or credit card when mike an kaplan opened two forks a year ago, he was accepting cash the first two weeks. >> we were seeing it was slowing down people were generally paying with credit cards anyway. >> he made his restaurant cashless no cash allowed. >> i don't really carry cash, so i think it's great because it makes everything go a lot faster. >> i think it's great that it's cashless. >> what if so

one of germany's most successful electronic dance music artists is alexander aka boyz noise and rolling stone magazine voted him one of the ten best d.j.'s in the world and he's also in demand as a producer. he . still child the single by boyz noise features the dreamy vocals of jan. sing it with american in the pub then police. it's one of a growing number of collaboration's for electricity boys noise with personal contact is essential. for me it was very important to me instead of this impersonal method of sending files back and forth. we had a moment in the studio that we captured. and which you can hear on the album you know. may day is boys noise is pulled studio album he launched it at a club in mannheim to kick off a grand will to live now in his mid thirty's has been called one of the most influential electronic music acts going may day is a distress call a warning that today's electronic music is becoming dangerously conformist. top box on the laptop has made it possible to make a record wherever you want. but at the same time it has the effect that various people come up with the sa

thousand salaried contracts or employees carl bernstein to nine hundred seventy seven wrote in the rolling stone that he knew that considered more than four hundred journalists had had an alliance with the cia so. and in turn of developments reminiscent to last year's protracted legal battles over the president's infamous travel ban it federal judge in san francisco ruled this week that the that the white house move to terminate the doc a program that shield so-called dreamers from deportation is not grounded in legal reasoning but was rather a capricious decision and to be illegitimately used as a political bargaining chip in this verdict judge cited some of the president's tweets on the topic including one in which he throws cold water on the idea that anyone even him would want to actually deport americans brought here is your children and an ironic twist of reasoning agrees that since the president is on the tweet record theoretically in support of the program and claims to only oppose it because it was not implemented in accordance with existing law the courts have a duty to step in decide

go to group together inspired by english bands they wanted to make it big like their idols the rolling stones on the small faces. thus far does it so i was a times the early years where we were really ready to run the extra mile and that required a lot of passion and enthusiasm. and susie essman playing. in the late one nine hundred seventy s. the scorpions conquered japan the u.s. and south america whether it's monsters of rock all rock in rio think the launch of the top acts at all of the major festivals in the 1980's. was a song that's hard to say that was the fastest rise within the. career before that it was steady and from then on it wasn't easy to go any higher but it was always steady up until that point and then all of a sudden we just shot straight up. the scorpions took the next step appearing for the first time in the soviet union. but yet later they were at the moscow music peace festival. around that time of winds of change their biggest hits was written it became an anthem for the political changes in germany and eastern europe. that's what i was trying to express and wind of c

with acts like the rolling stones. >> what's your name?> leonard skinard. >> and paul simon. all recording hits in northern alabama. in 2015, we visited fame studios. with singer songwriter, jason isbell where he recorded something more than free. ♪ you were singing that night by yourself ♪ >> isbell who grew up a few miles from muscle shoals, has deep connections to the studio. and to rick hall. >> what does it mean to you to come here? >> a really big deal. i mean the gateway to everything we wanted to do. >> reporter: after hearing of hall's death, isbell tweeted. rick hall and his business. and nobody in the industry ever worked harder than rick. >>> now with the story of an amazing teacher he found on the road. >> reporter: a good teacher will do almost anything for a student. >> we are good so far. >> few have gone so far as donna hogland, in palm beep gardens, florida. it all started when donna notice aid change in one of her 4th graders, troy volk. >> it did affect his morning behavior. he was shut down at times. >> she suspected t

("dna" by bts) - [katie] in fact, according to rolling stone magazine, bts write and produce socially-conscious k-pop. while other k-pop acts focus on songs about heartbreak and partying, bts have connected with audiences by touching on topics such as mental health, politics, and even female empowerment. - [rm] one, two, three. (crowd cheering) - what did you think of the concert? - oh, it was so amazing! - it was amazing. it was everything i dreamed of and more. - it was awesome! - it was the best one i've been to so far. it was amazing. - it was an experience of a lifetime. - yeah, i loved how they did the rainbow project, with each section having a different color. i feel like it really showed the spirit of bts. - what do you like best about bts? - probably their personalities, 'cause they're just really fun. they love their fans, so. - i love their moves. - i'd have to agree with aubrey. their personality and their interaction with fans is awesome. - they have a good personality and they have a good heart. and they have like, killer skills and stuff. and, yeah. - when they sing in korean, d

they founded the legendary rolling stones in one thousand nine hundred sixty two . a talent composer ennio morricone will be ninety this year his film music helped earn spaghetti westerns like once upon a time in the west and a fistful of dollars into classics morricone has composed film scores for over five hundred films and is still going strong. so there we have it a lot of joyful events coming up this year including a royal wedding which will surely be a welcome to the economy in rex it lent. experts estimate prince harry's upcoming wedding to meghan markle could boost the british economy to the tune of five hundred fifty million euros. royal merchandise is already filling the shops in the town of windsor. marion megane will tie the knot at windsor castle on may nineteenth. the small town southwest of london is braced for a flood of visitors it normally attracts around seven and a half million tourists a year. in many countries young carol singers go from house to house so this time of year. may show up on. the usually dressed as the three wise men these three a

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and works have appeared in such publications as the new yorker, "new york times" magazine and rolling stone. she will discuss the most recent book the evangelicals to shape america. she traces the history of the protestant evangelism from its beginnings in the great awakenings in the 18th and 19th centuries to its current implements with religious political life. she also explores the future of the evangelical movement and the demographic cultural change. the book has received quite critical acclaim for the scope and detail and timeliness "the new york times" book review place anyone concerned about the protestantism was a trusted guide in the brand. the bancroft winner. fair-minded overview of this vitally important religious stability and fitzgerald has now provided it. public life at mercer university and the pastor and director of 22 books, speaker and activist president of the society for christian ethics and president elect of the american academy of religion and in addition also pleased to find out his picture is in the book as well so we could not have a better questioner tonight so

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he also writes for pitchfork, rolling stone, billboard and spotify.time. i saw you listening there. that voice. yes, it is an incredible voice. what are you feeling about it all? yes, it is an incredible voice. what are you feeling about it alum yes, it is an incredible voice. what are you feeling about it all? it is are you feeling about it all? it is a shock. i mean, at a6, she is way too young to go, and even though it was mentioned that she has had some health problems, it is still quite a surprise. and it also is pretty sad because the cranberries had reunited, and they had started to... on this tour, and it feels like she still had a lot left to give.|j think you... i mean, you will know, i think it was nick kent, rock ‘n‘ roll, we pay these people to go to hell, so that we don't have too. i mean, she really went through it. she really did, and you could always tell that in her voice. that was something that always struck me about dolores ‘s voice, is that it is really powerful even in its quietest moments. there is a real sense of being tough a

# earlier, i spoke to stephen thomas erlewine, a musicjournalist who writes for tivo and rolling stone'riordan had taken the music industry by surprise. it's a shock. i mean, at a6, she's way too young to go, and even though it was mentioned that she's had some health problems, it's still quite a surprise. and it also is pretty sad because the cranberries had reunited, and they had started to — on this tour, and it feels like she still had a lot left to give. i think you — i mean, you will know, i think it was nick kent who said, rock ‘n‘ roll — we pay these people to go to hell, so that we don't have to. i mean, she really went through it. she really did, and you could always tell that in her voice. that was something that always struck me about dolores‘s voice, is that it's really powerful even in its quietest moments. there is a real sense of being tough and defiant, and it gave the softer songs, like linger, a little bit of a spine that you might not expect. it also brought some vulnerability into something like zombie, which was a wrenching protest song. and that vulnerability and

master musicians have ended up being featured on albums by annette parker and nacio jones and the rolling stones to come here, dig the crazy percussion, strings and pipes that took you to another place. it's intricate, hypnotic, beautiful. if you're in the right frame of mind, mesmerizing. >>> anyone who comes to tangier inevitably ends up lost in the old part of the city. the medina is just what you want it to be. the ancient world residing just next to and around the new one. you can walk around inside the movie in your head, play the bogey character you never were, all against an all too willing, all too genuine backdrop. ordinarily just about the last thing in the world i would be interested in doing is antiquing, but buried in the network of twisting narrow streets of the old city is boutique majid, anded and operated by this guy. and he's one interesting guy. thank you. >> come in. >> when he was a little kid back in the '60s, majid left his hometown of fez and came here where he would earn money emptying ashtrays at wild parties being thrown here by wealthy ex-pats. he saw what people wou

thousand salaried contracts or employees carl bernstein to nine hundred seventy seven wrote in the rolling stone that he knew that conflated more than four hundred journalists had had an alliance with the cia so. and in turn of developments reminiscent to last year's protracted legal battles over the president's infamous travel ban it federal judge in san francisco ruled this week that the that the whiteman a the docket program that shield so-called dreamers from deportation is not grounded in legal reasoning but was rather a capricious decision and being illegitimately used as a political bargaining chip in this verdict some of the president's tweens on the topic including one in which he throws cold water on the idea that anyone even him would want to actually deport americans brought here as your children and an ironic twist of reasoning agrees that since the president is on the tweet record theoretically in support of the program and claims to only oppose it because it was not implemented in accordance with existing law the courts have a duty to step in decide whether or not the program is l

mnuchin: the only way i can describe this is like showing up to a rolling stone concert with mick jagger. the moment i saw that, i knew he was going to win. the more i traveled with him, the more convinced i was. mr. rubenstein: have you been a democrat or republican? sec. mnuchin: i had been a democrat. toad given a lot of money democrats. gave a lot of money to people like you. i did write some checks. mr. rubenstein: most of your friends in the hollywood area were probably liberal democrats. when they heard you were doing this did they ask you what you are doing? sec. mnuchin: yes. mr. rubenstein: have they tried to get favors from you since? sec. mnuchin: not favors but i would say even a lot of people who were skeptical have come around seeing the economic plan and seeing what this has done to the economy and the markets. mr. rubenstein: he was elected president. did you think he was going to win at the end? sec. mnuchin: i was 100% convinced. even in the end when we were seeing the florida poll numbers, i was telling people that the numbers were not right. mr. rubenstein: he called

thousand salaried contracts or employees carl bernstein to nine hundred seventy seven wrote in the rolling stone that he knew they considered more than four hundred journalists had had an alliance with the cia so. and in turn of developments reminiscent to last year's protracted legal battles over the president's infamous travel ban it federal judge in san francisco ruled this week that the that the white house move to terminate the doc a program that shield so-called dreamers from deportation is not grounded in legal reasoning but was rather a capricious decision and being illegitimately used as a political bargaining chip in this verdict a judge cited some of the president's tweets on the topic including one in which he throws cold water on the idea that anyone even him would want to actually deport americans brought here is your children and an ironic twist of reasoning agrees that since the president is on the tweet record theoretically in support of the program and claims to only oppose it because it was not implemented in accordance with existing law the courts have a duty to step in decid

. >> martha: it made me think of mccrystal and the things he said in the interview in "rolling stone"as undercutting the president. i am trying to figure a -- picture a leader on the grammys stage. it was a 10-minute photo-op. it said obama did not know anything about him. try to imagine if that happened at the grammys going after president obama in office. >> hold on a second. he was a uniformed military officer. hold on. she is just a person. >> martha: a former first lady and former secretary of state. >> [overlapping talking]. >> she needs to be told to be quiet. help us figure out where she can be critical and how. >> martha: it was her decision to do that. time and time again the book and everywhere else it's about excuses for why she was not elected and going after the sitting president. [overlapping talking]. e >> martha: it's a question of the decisions you make and what kind of mark you want to make on the country. >> i am comfortable with clinton's class and dignity as opposed to the president. >> martha: thanks. we have come to expect the unexpected from the trump white ho

buy that stock wondering about the cloud stocks everyone is off the cloud, "rolling stone" is like, ones that seemed unstoppable until fell out of favor last year. former darlings stalled until today. upgrade of workday, stock exploded higher. company is doing well. shocker. sure enough, positive action spread to the whole cloud group and stocks got gobbled up by the beast. salesforce.com, seemed to peak middle of november after superb quarter, higher. adobe, saw stock fall from 186 to 167, it's getting jiggy, one of the fastest growers around. vmware, hit all-time high today. >> house of pleasure >> fantastic group that looked hoppy, now looks delicious. price target boosts tomorrow because stocks have overrun the tarkts lemming atert. paper companies and chemical makers seem to be comatose, even as going to be recipients of major tax cuts to allow them to buy back more. basic commodity, portfolio managers furiously looking for thesis, didn't bother. dow dowdupont stuck for ages and billionaire who broke up tycho, who knows what he has up his sleeve let splitup commence some stocks need

. >> the beatles predated me, the rolling stones predated me i'm familiar with their work >> am i becausey're two of the great bands. >> the reason i'm asking about deaf f leppard, we have rick aln on, the drummer. incredible drummer came back after an accident after the breakout record pyro mania. he came back he came back had an amazing rovrrovr recovery and since then he's been doing all kinds of work for charities. he paynes, tapaints, takes pictt helps him with post traumatic stress he's been selling a lot of those works for charity. we'll talk about an art show he has out. >> i do look forward to that amazing story. i enjoyed the song just didn't do the homework. >> have i heard of shakespeare >> i don't know who that is either we have to go. "worldwide exchange" will be back in a couple minutes happy anniversary dinnedarlin' can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. g

. >> my first one was at the coliseum with the rolling stones. >> somebody said they snuck into a show and saw some things he should not have seen. we are now at home and my little boys are bringing home words we have not taught them and we will talk about this. swearwords. vulgar words. we will talk more about this. there is a lot of talk about what allegedly was set in washington but this made me think about when your little ones come home with a word, how do you address that? if you freak out now the kid knows if i say this word mom freaks out.>> we just don't talk about it, we move on but if it is repetitive we have to talk. >> that is how i am.>> that is interesting because you don't want to give power to the word. some people are even picking it up at home. >> not at my house. it is a good check for the parents. a lot of people are talking about a certain word many people allege was set in washington by the president. but first let's start in california with a terrible situation in southern california. authorities are continuing to search for any survivors who might be trapped by

with acts like the rolling stones. >> what's your name?ard skinard. >> and paul simon. all recording hits in northern alabama. in 2015, we visited fame studios. with singer songwriter, jason isbell where he recorded something more than free. ♪ you were singing that night by yourself ♪ >> isbell who grew up a few miles from muscle shoals, has deep connections to the studio. and to rick hall. >> what does it mean to you to come here? >> a really big deal. i mean the gateway to everything we wanted to do. >> reporter: after hearing of hall's death, isbell tweeted. rick hall and his family gave me my first job in the music business. and nobody in the industry cbs eye on the community... presented by target. art and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and inspiration. the asian art museum, with the support of target, celebrates the unique achievements of asian art and cultures providing a catalyst for discovery and dialogue. the asian museum is here to make asian arts and culture relevant to everyone's l

rolling stone voted his album the top of the year for 2017 so i wouldn't be surprised if kendrick winsand, hip-hop community has been disappointed with the grammys in the last couple have the years because have the lack of representation in the categories so i think grammys will try to really make up for that and i would see kendrick winning this. he is up for six nominations, jay-z with the mess with eight , bruno has seven and kendrick has six. >> we will see influence of the times up movement. >> people will be wearing white roses to support the times up movement. i just wanted to distinguish it is not just about wearing black at golden globes or white rose at grammys but contributing to the legal fund for times up. it is a fun times up new.com, people can contribute to it and it will help legal fund for women and men victims of sexual assault and abuse. >> mena thanks so much. can you come back on monday. >> i will be back and we will talk grammys. >> look who is here. >> we're not ready for you. >> i'm getting excited. >> get out. it is bob's time, bob, take it away. >> call secur

the rolling stones. >> this is my first concert without my parents. when you go to a concert and you're a teenager without your parents, all kinds of smells happened. i'm just saying. you walk in and the place smells -- what is that? >> we are going to smell more of that around. >> back then we didn't know what was going on. what is your first concert? give us the song and the story. thank you to garcia. she came up with this. let's take a look at the commute. moving slowly on the peninsula as you drive on northbound 101 because of the crash. this is being moved to the side and the backup is not as big as it was. there was also an accident northbound 280 at crystal springs. if i had to choose a freeway to use right now i would still use 280. if you're getting on the freeway, get on after san mateo. if you're getting on in burlingame you should be fine getting to san francisco or going the other way. this is the south bay commute. traffic is light. we've not had a lot of slow traffic in the south bay or getting to it this morning from the east bay. fog

the only way i can describe this is it was like showing up with mick jagger to a rolling stones concert the minute i saw that, i knew he was going to absolutely win and be president. the more i traveled with him, the more convinced i was that he had hit on something. mr. rubenstein: had you been a democrat or republican? sec. mnuchin: absolutely a republican. i gave money to a bunch of democrats, as you can appreciate, people like you would call me up and asked me for favors. not you, i might add, but people like you. [laughter] sec. mnuchin: i did write some checks, but i have always been a republican. mr. rubenstein: most of your friends in hollywood probably were liberal democrats. when they heard you were doing this, did they say, what are you doing? sec. mnuchin: yes. [laughter] mr. rubenstein: have they come to try to get favors from you since then or do they leave you alone? sec. mnuchin: they have not tried to get favors, but i would say even a lot of people who were skeptical have come around, seeing the economic plan and seeing what this has done to the economy and the markets

like rolling stone. >> "vanity fair" if that was your point, you win. don't go anywhere.ext. mvo: we had support from the interfaith groups, the synagogue, the churches. ♪ when disaster strikes to one, we all get together and support each other. that's the nature of humanity. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ and i'll never desert you. ♪ i'll stand by you. >> anyway, facebook friday, answering your questions. bag of fritos. but i'm old. >> i never got that. prizes? >> maybe it was burnt chip. >> you sure you aren't thinking of crackerjacks? >> no, fritos used to be a rubber man. >> i thought that was cereal? >> no, no, no. >> you're wasting appreciates facebook time. >> kimberly, did you -- did any of you have a reoccurring dream that you would like to share -- >> not really, no. [laughing] well, why? >> wow, wow, she shut down a nosey viewer. >> it's like a naked dream, i don't want to talk about it. go to school, take a test, you don't have any clothes on. >> those kind of naked dreams, got you. i was thinking of something completely different. >> it just gets

and i think it's prophetic that what you heard from the president's speech was the rolling stones "youays get what you want." members of the senate, both democrats and republicans, there is a real concern. they think it's about 50/50 right now, as to whether or not they're going to have a shutdown. part of the problem both of them say is because they haven't gotten clear direction out of the white house. and there have been directives from the white house that, at times, have contradicted each other. they thought they had a deal and went to the president and turns out they don't have a deal. so that is part of the problem. the other part of the problem, of course, is that you've got democrats who basically feel like this is their chance to make sure that the president doesn't hold daca and other immigration reform hostage while they try to negotiate for money. >> mary katherine, i want to hear how you see it. how do you see it? >> look, they're likely going to hammer something out in the house. the interesting thing to me is once it gets to the senate, the spotlight on the democrats, w

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: named as one of "rolling stone's" ten new country artists you needh us tonight. performing "reasons," please welcome jillian jacqueline. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i don't wanna tell my parents wanna tell my sister you don't wanna ♪ ♪ tell your friends you don't wanna pack your stuff fall back in love ♪ ♪ with another girl again all alone picking up take out coming home ♪ ♪ to an empty house admittin' that the time we spent was just a lesson ♪ ♪ we've got all our reasons why we try to justify sticking it out ♪ ♪ to stay together and we're supposed to last forever you and i ♪ ♪ too scared to say goodbye in case of what will happen later we're not doing ♪ ♪ us any favors i'm so sick of living a lie so screw all of our reasons why we feel like roommates ♪ ♪ standing at the same sink we don't even kiss goodnight i don't wanna be a quitter don't wanna have to answer ♪ ♪ when everybody asks me why giving all your t-shirts back putting all my stuff in bags we were supposed to be ♪ ♪ married by the time we're 30 breaking up is scary all these reasons why ♪

>> it reminds me of a great general mccrystal who let the rolling stones reporter be embedded with them and he won their confidence and then he -- you know, ultimately -- >> but, jack, interesting you bring that up, because he never denied those comments were made. he, in fact, granted that those comments were made and we have not seen a denial of -- at least from some of the people involved of all of these comments. bannon has not denied his comments. >> the only one that's denied and correct me if i'm wrong is tom bearick and katy walsh on one of the quotes. but the president came out with a fiery statement today going after bannon. here's what he said in the statement. steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. when he was fired he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. he ways staffer who worked for me after i had already won the nomination by defeating 17 candidates often described as the most talented field ever assembled in the republican party. now that he is on his own, steve is learning that winning isn't as easy as i make it look. steve has very little to do w

also, the 50th anniversary of rolling stone magazine, which started in this city, and i was an editor. now i d i love this city, and i diane and i, we both attended sf state in the 1960's. on our trips around town, we take note of the condos and apartment buildings sprouting all along market street, and the unending construction including down the block from where diane, a career civil servant in the department now marks on vanness. a change is a part of life, but we can't help from have mixed feelings when we see this. it's come to our neighborhood, noe valley, and it's kitty-corner from our home. we have attended meetings with neighbors, and i was asked to write a note to the planning commission. i did, and it goes something like this. along with many neighbors, we are upset about the developers disregard for our historic neighborhood, the proposed project at 7 # 9 is massive. out of character with our neighborhood in size and style, and it will have detrimental impacts on nearby properties. this intersection of castro and 21st is seen by everyone who travels along castro, and it wi

i am home, i am home, i am home ♪ >>> who gets better the sunday's or the original, the rolling stones a classic, actually. no fighting words? it's a really good cover. >> i love this song. i just put it on. you rock your head back and forth no matter who's singing it. >> that was a deep analysis. >>> wild horses there, as you can tell. there are many of them apparently out west. >> but there are so many there's a debate in washington because the government is struggling to find a solution. >> reporter: a wild mustang charging across an open plain, a symbol of the untamed majesty of nature. but the predator chasing these horses is anything but natural. >> you can see the terror and the fear. >> reporter: this is a helicopter round up commissioned by the bureau of land management. >> sometimes they eget stampeded for miles and miles. we believe the american public has a right to know. >> reporter: horses areurd hadded off public lands and sometimes permanently put in a holding facility in an effort to control their population. but now the government is considering allowing the slaughte