the rolling stones: ♪ time is on my side ♪ announcer: order now and get the '60's, your two free dvd'sate new york to something called the woodstock music and art fair. heather: they were hoping 50,000 people would show up. felix: when half a million arrived, the world took notice. canned heat: ♪ i'm going up the country baby, don't you wanna to go? i'm going up the country baby, don't you wanna go? ♪ the band: ♪ up on cripple creek she sends me if i spring a leak she mends me ♪ joe cocker: ♪ by with a little help from my friends all i need is somebody ♪ >> it was not sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll. it was civil rights. it was the vietnam war. it was the youth power. it was the nation coming together. big brother: ♪ take another little piece of my heart now baby take another little piece of my heart ♪ jefferson airplane: ♪ don't you want somebody to love don't you need somebody to love ♪ blood, sweat, and tears: ♪ what goes up must come down spinning wheel got to go round ♪ heather: new slogans like "make love, not war" were all around. felix: the generation fueled by dreams of peace and

you're a fan of the rolling stones, you might want s to your phone alarm. this mornings your chance to grab tickets for the upcoming show at fedex eld. the no filter tour will ben town may 31st. this will make stops in 13 cities. ticket prices are $15 and you can get them online through ticket master. >> good morning, cloudy skies and some rain chances coming your way on yidr . so your dog walking forecast. kola here, a 10-year-old little dog is available for adoption at the humane rescue alliance. old dogs make great companions. temperatures in the mid 30s this morning. dog walking weatherll is r early this morning or later on evening. may be a perfect afternoon for a

of a rolling stone journalist.urnalist. i not a perfect leader. that is sustainable over the long—term. that is sustainable over the long-term. long-term. important position in iraq and afghanistan. afghanistan. iraq, and particularly when you look at the situation there now? at the situation there now? i think invasion of iraq was a mistake. invasion of iraq was a mistake. advocating for that, i never saw arrogance. arrogance. democracy to an area where that was unlikely to stick easily. unlikely to stick easily. removing that regime was suddenly going to stabilise the region. going to stabilise the region. —— iran and all the other players. iran and all the other players. intentions or wilful dishonesty, but i did see some bad decisions. i did see some bad decisions. think it is is easy to criticise its intent. intent. general stanley mcchrystal, thank you for coming and hardtalk. thank you for coming and hardtalk. appreciate it. —— coming on. hello there. into wednesday morning. it is looking better for many of

. >> rolling stones fans, this morning at 10:00 a.m. is your chance to grab tickets for the upcoming show at fedex field. the no filter tour will be in town saturday. stones have been touring mospey eun the last few years. stadium tours in the u.s. will make 13st s. $50.et prices stop at get them online >> how many decades have the rolling stones been performing? >> since before there were microphones. >> it's a long time. impressive. 4:37, coming up. front yard robbery. crooks caught on camera stealing up next, the crime they're being accused for. >> he was shot in the heart and >>> a homeowner caught them in the act on her home surveillance camera. on wednesday they hit her house two times in one night. it was not uil the homeowner called police that she learned how those bricks were being used. >> take a look. there itis. the thieves were stealing off the cars in the neighborhood andhey're t stealin bricks to put on to the car. homeowner says she'll replace the bricks when the thieves are caught. >> d.c. police say thieves are taking

kenny and my which he will. ♪ i know it's only rock and roll but i like it ♪ >>> the rolling stones areing to the bay area. at levi stadium on may 18th marking their first tour. that was back in 2013. and all the stones will bring the no filter tour to 13 u.s. stadiums in 2019. tickets go on sale starting at 10:00 a.m. on november 30th. >>> 4:56 right now. >> valuable items belonging to frank sinatra are being auctioned off. here's more on your eye on entertainment. >> snoop dog now has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i want to thank me for believing in me. i want to thank me for doing all this hard work. i want to thank me for having no days off. >> jimmy kimmel and quincy jones were there to honor this rapper. >>> amazon prime is giving its members a chance to see aqua man early. subscribers can get tickets to see special screenings of the film on september 15th. jason mamoa plays the aquatic super hero trying to save the under water city of atlantis. >>> frank sinatra's collection includes dunces in the collection. that's your eye on entertainment. cbs news los angeles. >>>

my knees and i pray we don't get fooled again ♪ announcer: from the who and creedence, to the rolling stones give me the honky-tonk blues ♪ >> the stones were playing in these little clubs in london doing chuck berry songs and the blues. and we thought that we were totally unique. and then we heard that there was a group from liverpool. >> ♪ i'll never dance with another ooo when i saw her standing there ♪ paul: then one night our drummer, then pete best, wasn't available. so ringo sat in. and i remember the moment, just standing there and looking at john and then looking at george, and the look on our faces was all [beep]! [laughter] paul: what, what's this? that was the moment, the beginning really of the beatles. >> ♪ let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be there'll be an answer let it be ♪ paul: i mean, ringo was like a professional musician. we were just like slamming around, just singing and doing stuff, but he had a beard. [laughter] paul: that's professional. >> ♪ got to pay your dues if you want to sing the blues you know it don't come easy you don't have to shout or leap about y

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the rolling stones. the beatles influenced by these little records.yweren't huge hit but affected everything we are listening to today. it is a ripple effect. sam, even with elvis, he wasn't financially stable. independent,thing he had done all he could for elvis. he didn't have this huge promotion engine to get him out there to the rest of the country. needed that elvis management. he needed somebody who could take his career further. he saw that as almost like a mutual benefit to both of them. sam was able to keep the studio going, keep recording these other artists. records. went to rca one of the big negotiators of that deal was colonel tom parker. he was the manager of country singers in nashville. he took elvis. no artist in history ever been promoted, marketed like that before. he became the first big superstar because of the marketing push behind him. >> sam was here for 10 years. he had a 10 year lease. he leased it. 1950. 1960 he moved down the street and opened another studio. they, this started in 1980's. mid-80's. it was open. pretty much

effectively, i just asked, rolling stones and then david. rolling stones the year before, and he said he needed a business plan, soi he said he needed a business plan, so i said we will do a book. if we did a book, the pictures would get seen, which often they don't, and i also might be able to manoeuvre saying on the whole tour, which i did. despite being so famous, it is also very private. how did he cope being with you and your camera all of the time cost up i didn't think he would. i thought i would go on tour, maybe take a few pictures of him off the stage, but when i got there, he wanted everything photographed. he wanted him eating, sitting around doing nothing, that is him around the olympics to do you the very first time i met tim, and it went from there in 197a, to being on tour with him for a year in 1983, andi on tour with him for a year in 1983, and i could never have imagined at that point. what is interesting, listening to this story, he almost demanded you stay with him. yes. he got used to you being there, and was that entre

people in europe, people in england, groups like the rolling stones, the beatles, they were influencedttle records that sam had made. they were not huge hits, but they affected every -- pretty much every single thing people listen to in the day, and had a ripple effect. the filling up elvis' contract came about because sam, even with elvis, he was not really financially that stable yet. he also knew that being a little he had donelabel, just about all he could for elvis. he did not have this huge promotion engine behind them to get them out there to the rest of the country, and so he knew that elvis really needed managements, he needed someone who could really take his career further. selling of elvis' contract was a mutual benefit to both. sam with the money was able to keep the studio going, keep recording these other great artists, and of course, that deal went to rca records. one of the big negotiators of that deal on rca's sky was tom parker -- side was tom parker, a manager country singers in nashville. through parker, he took elvis -- artist in history had been promoted or marke

until chapo invited american actor sean penn to interview him at his hideout for an article in rolling stone magazine together with mexican television star. who wanted to make a film about his life. u.s. prosecutors have spent years piecing together the case against chapo with more than three hundred thousand pages of evidence the trial is expected to last more than four months and will cost millions of dollars but even as all chapo faces the prospect of life in prison the cartel that he founded nearly thirty years ago is still incredibly powerful and violent drug trafficking continues unabated in mexico . in germany a ninety four year old former concentration camp guard has gone on trial today he is charged with involvement in hundreds of murders at the concentration camp prosecutors say that the defendants knew that inmates were being murdered there and must be held accountable one survivor of the camp has made it her mission to tell her story and she spoke with debbie is tanya kramer sometimes it is still difficult to tell her story daughter of wood says as a child she spent several years

and connecticut sat on a panel about criminal justice reform at an event hosted by a variety and rolling stone magazine. talking about efforts to result -- reduce prison populations and increase public relation between the police and the public. this is 40 minutes. >> [ applause ] >> another round of applause for derek and the naacp? >> [ applause ] so, i am joined today by an incredible group of governors, who have accomplished a lot in their states, each of your states is unique, geographically and very different parts of the country, each of your states has faced criminal justice challenges and approach them from different perspectives. but, you have all succeeded in moving your states in the right direction. governor malloy we would love to start with you, in your state, what was so interesting about connecticut is that you have approached -- approached reform from many angles are prison population in jail population at a 20 year low, and connecticut is poised to be potentially the first state to effectively cut the prison population by 50%.>> [ applause ] >> to be wonderful if you chart i

people took part in the march in the capital before descended into clashes between young people rolling stones and police firing tear gas. to refugees in bangladesh have protested against attempts to send them back to me and more with many of them fearing for their own safety the protest calls bangladeshi authorities to postpone the launch of a repatriation plan agreed with me and more but opposed by the united nations refugee agency and estimated one million or hinge of muslims are living in huge camps around the bangladeshi city of cox's bazaar having fled violence and persecution in me and more. the sheer scale of the refugee crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of residents in muslims are living in squalid camps like this they fled to me and ma because if army led violence following a military crackdown but with agreement from me and mom today bangladesh begins the enormous task of trying to repatch reate them it's a move that's proving deeply unpopular for. the injured community leader told me that my number has been listed and i have to return to me a mark my son and daughter were

everybody wanted to be in "rolling stone" one way or the other.the time we published. >> no, we know most of that came from jack. he'd like give them information that made it available to the fbi about intimate details of his harboring us. without claiming that it was him. >> jack scott was the primary source. jack sat down with howard and me and started telling us everything he knew. >> it seemed like it was his way of getting back at us for us not letting him have the materials, right? >> the fbi called us up and said, give me part two before you publish or we're going to cut you off at the knees. >> after we head out, our lawyer got in touch with randolph hearst and set up this dinner at his house. he was totally accepting of her having joined the group. he said, she's been a rebel her whole life, and it didn't surprise him. and i said, you know, she was upset about her mother accepting the reappointment to the board of regents when she was a kidnap victim. and he said, yeah, he said, i didn't know she was going to do that. he said, that really

we will be back in a few minutes [ horn honks ] rolling stone raves green book is hugely entertaining. what experience do you have? public relations. [ laughing ] >>> warriors, we don't usually talk about the worriers having so much we are all spoiled, everybody is thinking noted mongering, but point you to hone in on the guys that are out there. they are not playing good basco. every phase were beaten by okc. they're trying to get pumped up for the fans. the come out and misfire their 27 tonight. they have a 23 six run. let's get pumped up they commit one of their 17 turnovers. the worriers are down 14. they're doing his best to keep the minute. right here the jumper, they are within four points. striking distance. that is as close as they would get in yet his career gazed. 32 points, and i think his expression says it all. they got outrebounded all night. in the final okay. >> we did a rebound well tonight. we are crushe we keep fighting. we have better days ahead. nament out y do they never haver of the way place. >> for stanford, these kids are spending their thanksgiving break. e

it's like a rolling stones concert. more people outside than inside. it's all positive feedback. i bring my children. it's really good message. it's like -- he was a democrat, he was a positive person, too. host: thanks. appreciate your comments and calls this afternoon. more ahead. we're going to show you the briefings this afternoon from today from leader pelosi first. and mitch mcconnell, the senate leaderer. and chuck schumer, democratic leader in the senate. we'll reair the president's news conference tonight, 8:00 eastern. more of your phone calls after that. next up, nancy pelosi. ms. pelosi: good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon it is, and great day for the american people. the biggest winner in yesterday was the health care for american

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made up of several factions and has always had more the one leader and chappell himself once told rolling stone magazine that the business is far bigger than just here my drug trafficking doesn't depend on one person it depends on a lot of people. the fact the cartels business continues doesn't mean that all chaplains heartland is free from violence the police remain on alert the homicide rate in sin a lower house full and but we're still talking about will them five murders and today i'm pleased specially in chappell's home minister polity. there are still problems. here some still remember him as a robin hood like figure who help the local economy if pulling for him in his upcoming trial. or how do i get that hopefully they can help him hopefully he gets out he hasn't done anything wrong he just worked in what he could do. he's a good man now chopper but others didn't even realize he was going on trial to be honest i didn't know i hear them heard about. reminded that even for the rich and powerful the will of who turns john home and now does it a sin lower and in the last part all the series

is that the rolling stones? >> no. >> not that one. >> i don't even know what that is.nable producing. >> but they were into it. >> wait till they get into bohemian rhapsody. be like wayne's world. thanks. >>> coming up in our next half hour we have new details on the camp fire. those are just coming into kpix5, the updated numbers from the fire line. >> plus if you can't breathe, you're not alone, more schools now being canceled as the smoky bay area conditions get even worse. >> reporter: after decades of discussion the wheels appear to be rolling on a second transbay tube. we will show you what those early steps might look like. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the ris

could the rolling stones be coming to the big apple. ♪ ♪ >> they tease fans, and tweeted out this iconic over the statue of liberty, their logo popped up on a bill board at metlife stadium. there's been no official word. there's the logo. i have never seen them. >> here i,now, vams and they will live forever, probably, but i want to see them before theyn they hit it live. . you remember when miles scott won the hearts of san francisco as bat kid, the city allowed today brave boy to fight crime while he fought cancer, five years later, it's been announced that miles, now ten years old is cancer free after being in remission for several years. he still has to visit his doctor once a year, but he is doing great. one of the best success stories to hear. >> so great to hear good news on a friday. gritty, the if you will ph-- th philadelphia flyers, the young mascot known for his antics witnessed the first snowfall of his life thursday afternoon. and he documented the whole thing for the world to see. gritty was playing in the snow, right outside of the wells fargo center where the flyers play

the rolling stones and the rolling stonesa the band has announced they are doing an american tour.xt week. the no filtered tour will kick off in april. they will be playing in only 13 city as cross the country. the first show will be at the hard rock stadium in miami gardens, florida. the set list will include the hits like sympathy for the devil, brown sugar, and painted black. there had been much speculation about this, a lot of hints here and there. they made it official. >> every time they go on tour it's a smash hit. >> i'm going to try to see them this year. only 13 gates. >>> forbes has released its list of the highest paid women in music for 2018. katy perry is at the top of the list. between her successful witness tour and judging on american idol, the california girl earned $83 million before taxes. not far behind is taylor swift at $80 million. then queen bey at $60 million. pink with $52 million. and lady gaga at $50 million make up the top five. rounding out the top ten are jennifer lopez, rihanna, helene fisher, celine dion and britney spears. >> katy perry at the top

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was voted by rolling stone as the artist of the year for 68. -- it was aly three-member band in england and he would come back to the states at this time to perform here. this is one oft the few objects, the style of the art really evoke's the 1960's. this is by an unidentified artist. speaks to the style of the 1960's. and looke jimi hendrix at two other bands of the area. before i talk about them, let's talk about the photographer. a very well-known photographer at this time. he was contracted by a local magazine. was to go to san francisco and photograph, do a photostory of the counterculture that was going on in san francisco, asked very, sections of sentences go. the photographer is somehow hereed to get 10 musicians and he took a picture. did -- he tookhe these two bands. the question is whether he does why he didn't take two separate images. this is your portrait. who are these people? this is janice joplin with her band, big brother and the holding company. and the is jerry garcia grateful dead on the other side. they are very young. this is an early image. this was his take on

she was voted by a rolling stone and billboard magazine as the artist of the year. he formed his band, the jimi hendrix experience. the member of a banned in england. he would come back at the states to perform here. this is the one object, one of the few objects that the style of the art in vaux the 1960's. the style ofs to the 1960's. we look at two other bands of the era. before i talk about them, let's talk about the photographer. photographernown at this time period, he was contacted by local magazine, which was a picture journalism style of magazine. the contract was to go to san francisco. theto do a photo story of counterculture and the culture that it was going on. and the photographer somehow hereed to get 10 musicians and took their picture. he was asked why he didn't take these. it was asked why didn't he take samet -- take separate images? get 10 rock 'n roll musicians this was your portrait. this was janis joplin with her band over here on the left-hand and this is jerry garcia and the grateful dead on the side. they are very young, this is an early im

. >> can we talk about the "rolling stone" cover for a second? >> yeah, let's talk about it.irl, drop the fire and bring it back up. >> i was really excited to recreate my mom's cover. i was excited to do it. >> what did she think? >> she loves it. >> really? >> zoe now joins eddie redmayne and johnny depp for the j.k. rowling sequel "fantastic beasts, the crimes of grindelwald." >> you never met a monster you couldn't love. >> mistake. >> there's no better place to talk about the franchise's epic return than universal studio's wizarding world of harry potter. >> it's kind of like british weather, but the sunshine. so you got snow everywhere but it's actually really warm and toasty. >> eddie's newt meets jude law as the younger al bus dumbledore. >> it's late. good evening, newt. >> you remember there's this wonderful term now wizarding world and of course the potter films and these films do join up. >> and since you can't be a wizard without a wand -- >> enough! >> keltie got the cast to give her a little spell casting tutorial. >> there you go. you're not knighting me. >> w

rob: the rolling stones had to keep rolling on. >> reporter: mick jagger at 75 years old, they announcedter tour in spring of 2019 kicking off the first show in miami on april 20th, there will be shows in texas, arizona, california, washington, colorado, pennsylvania, massachusetts, new jersey, the list goes on but tickets go on sale november 30th. if you are a fan get those tickets. jillian: you were looking at that list. rob: new jersey might be the closest one. if it starts to shut down, there is your proof and you just keep living. jillian: 25 after the hour, donald trump is another reason to taos the economy. >> the best economy we ever had. america now has the hottest economy on earth. make america wealthy again. rob: the president's economic approval rating hitting a new high. professor brian brent berg breaks down the new numbers next. ♪ ain't seen nothing yet ♪ for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces ti

up of several factions and has always had more than one leader and chappell himself once told rolling stone magazine that the business is far bigger than just his. drug trafficking doesn't depend on one person it depends on a lot of people. the fact the cartels business continues doesn't mean that it chappell's heartland is free from violence the police remain on alert the homicide rate in sin a lower house full and but we're still talking about will them five murders a day and police tell us this rationally and chappals home when they see polity. there are still problems. here some still remember him as robin hood like figure who help the local economy they're pulling for him in his upcoming trial. look at that hopefully they can help him hopefully he gets out he hasn't done anything wrong. he just worked on what he could do he's a good man. but others didn't even realize he was growing old troeh to be honest they didn't know i hear them because the multi reminded that even for the rich and powerful the will of two terms john home and out does it a sin lower and the last episode of this se

. >>> the rolling stones are going on tour and the bay area is one of their stops.ed to play levi stadium may 18th of next year. this will be the band's first visit to the bay area since 2013. fans can expect a mix of classics along with some songs that might not be too that are to fans. tickets for the tour go on sale november 30th. 13 cities for now, often they tend to expand the tour a little bit. as it gets going. i guess what this means is i have to put in for another leave of absence. >> putting it in on your calendar, november 30th. >>> now for the weather. >> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> and you'll be smiling about this. we have a storm coming in that is going to swope out so ing ti the smoke. live doppler 7 hd showing you high clouds, air quality still in the orange to red, which is orange is poor for sensitive groups. if you're looking for better air quality, greens in the sierra, and parts of southern california, there's better air quality across other parting of the state. i want to show you the temperatures right now, they're in

of several factions and there's always have more than one leader and chappell himself once told rolling stone magazine that the business is far bigger than just here my drug trafficking doesn't depend on one person it depends on a lot of people. the fact the cartels business continues doesn't mean that all chappell's heartland is free from violence the police remain on alert the homicide rate in sin a lower house full and but we're still talking about will them five murders a day and police tell us they specially and chapels home when they see pilot. though there are still problems. here some still remember him as robin hood like figure who help the local economy they're pulling for him in his upcoming trial. or how do i get that hopefully they can help him hopefully he gets out he hasn't done anything wrong. he just worked on what he could do he's a good man now chopper but others didn't even realize he was going on trial to be honest i didn't know i hear them kind of the bowtie reminded that even for the rich and powerful the wheel of fortune turns john home and i would does it a sin or low

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. >> tonight on c-span three a summit on criminal justice reform hosted by a variety and rolling stone at discussing attacks on the media by politicians, a house hearing on the g.i. bill and delays on paying veterans benefits and later how religious voters are swayed election revolts -- result in the 2018 midterms. >> the governors of louisiana oklahoma, and connecticut sat on a panel about criminal

released online and in stores under a new label, the album was certified gold in 2002, and "rolling stonetel foxtrot" amongst the top 500 albums of all time. the scess of "yankee hotel foxtrot" was followed two years later by their grammy-winning "a ght is born," cementing the band's status as a force in american music. but tweedy. little joy for in the late '90s, he had begun taking vodin, at first to alleviate symptoms from migraines, depression and anxiety. by the time the band entered the studio in the fall of 2003 to record "a ghost is born," he was battling a full-time opioid addiction. >> you know, 15, 16 years ago, it used to be on a nightly basis, being in a debilitated heap, crying on the floor moments before walking on stage, you know. just really, really struggling to get through the first few songs. >> repter: upon completion of "a ghost is born," tweedy quit opioids cold turkey. but inhe weeks that followed, he sufa ferental collapse and checked himself into a intensive inpatient treatment center in chicago. did you find writing the book and chrngonicli it this way, did it c

up of several factions and is always have more than one leader and chappell himself once told rolling stone magazine that the business is far bigger than just here my drug trafficking doesn't depend on one person it depends on a lot of people. the fact the cartels business continues doesn't mean that all chappell's heartland is free from violence the police remain on alert the homicide rate in sin a lower house full and but we're still talking about with them five murders a day and police tell us they specially and chappals home when they see politics so there are still problems. here some still remember him as robin hood like figure who help the local economy they're pulling for him in his upcoming trial. get that hopefully they can help him hopefully he gets out he hasn't done anything wrong he just worked what he could do he's a good man now chapter but others didn't even realize he was going on trial to be honest i didn't know i hear them heard about these are reminded that even for the rich and powerful the will of who turns john home and now does it a sin lower. than the last part of

ten lamond named julian assange its person of the year time magazine's readers did the same and rolling stone called him rock star of the barack obama's vice president joe biden had another term for a sandwich high tech terrorist if you go in challenge and threaten and undermine the world's most powerful institutions as wiki leaks has done they are going to impose on you or tell you there was actually a two thousand and eight us army report that described what the lake's as an enemy of the state and talked about different ways that they could destroy the organization and we can read about that document because ironically it got leaked to wiki leaks which then published it on its own website the left was very excited about what he said excited about the fact that things that governments had traditionally kept secret were no longer big going to be kept secret. that seem to be part of this whole new way nothing is secret anymore in the age of the internet they fear a domino effect they realize that the inside the u.s. intelligence community there are many people who have seen all sorts of abuses

harvard and over the years has written for "the new york times" new york review of books "esquire" rolling stone and other publications and the author of numerous award-winning books including the history of vietnam which won the pulitzer prize and the national book award. most recently she wrote the evangelicals that shaped america and published last year she lives in new york. philip over here born in westchester new york educated at dartmouth after graduating went to school in quantico became a marine lieutenant in 2005 serving in the marines through 2009 including in the mr province during the famous surge. 2014 he published a short stories redeployment which won the national book award for fiction and has contributed views and essays for "the new york times", "washington post" and "newsweek". in 2015 this year he won the prize for journalism one - - journalism and also lives in new york city. i live in sag harbor. i was happy to be invited to do this it caused me to think about a part of writing i have done over the years. i cannot say i enjoyed all of it but what occurred to me right off t

she sat down with cnn commentator van jones at eight -- an event hosted by rolling stone and for i.t. magazine. variety magazine. van: i am double doubly happy. i'm happy we have so much leadership in this room. this conference has been extraordinary. i'm happy to be here with somebody who has emerged this year as one of the most effect of and impactful criminal justice advocates, surprising i think herself as much as anybody else. i'm also proud to announce that while we are sitting here, president donald trump is in the roosevelt room with a bunch of senators, a bunch of our friends, a bunch of tv cameras, announcing that he is going to support the first step act, which is unbelievable. [applause] van: we will get into all of it, talk about it, but the journey to get from a president who when he was being sworn in was talking about american carnage, when he was elected, the prison stocks went through the roof. the assumption being that he was going to go on a prison building boom. to go from that less than two years ago to what's happening right now, where he's endorsing prison refo

have more the one leader and chappell himself once told rolling stone magazine that the business is far bigger than just here my drug trafficking doesn't depend on one person it depends on a lot of people. the fact the cartels business continues doesn't mean that all chaplains heartland is free from violence the police remain on alert the homicide rate in sin alone has full and but we're still talking about will them five murders said today and police tell us the especially in chappell's home minister polity. there are still problems. here some still remember him as a robin hood like figure who help the local economy if pulling for him in his upcoming trial. or how do i get that hopefully they can help him hopefully he gets out he hasn't done anything wrong he just worked on what he could do he's a good man now chopper but others didn't even realize he was going on trial to be honest i didn't know i hear them heard about these are reminded that even for the rich and powerful the will of who turns it on home and how does it or sin or lower . what is ahead on this news our victory denied

taibbi isn't one of them and he joins us now from new york city to discuss his recent articles for rolling stone on the facebook purge and the justice department secret indictment against julian assad thank you so much for joining us today matt. thank you for having me on you know i well i want to start. let's look at the recent revelations of the secret indictment against julian assange what makes these indictments so dangerous to press freedom regardless of one's personal feelings about assad's character. well it depends a lot on what the indictment is we obviously don't know. my sources have told me that it's likely not connected to the two thousand and sixteen election. it's probably has something to do with pre two thousand and sixteen behavior but. it could have something to do with the vault seven disclosures we don't know but the bit the big thing is is that the government for some time has been attempting to describe the publication of stolen or leaked secrets as a criminal conspiracy itself and they've never gone there before if there is evil to do that a free will to define that is a

ultimately, you were in a position where you had to leave because of comments made in front of a rolling stoneand i made big mistakes, and i'll probably make big mistakes again, but the reality is an effective leader is someone who interacts with their followers in a way to produce the kind of outcome that is sustainable over the long—term. now, you were in such an important position over iraq and afghanistan. when you look back at it, do you see it as a form of arrogance perhaps that america thought that it could impose its form of democracy somewhere like an iraq, and particularly when you look at the situation there now? i think the invasion of iraq was a mistake. i'm not sure i'd use the word arrogance because the people that i knew that were involved in advocating for that, i never saw arrogance, what i saw was almost a blindness, an inability to see a more nuanced picture, a desire through whatever you want to call it, idealism, to come in and bring democracy to an area where that was unlikely to stick easily. and if you knock down the regime of somebody like saddam hussein, if you look

. >> and topic 4, "rolling stones" announced a u.s. stadium tour. call it n filter tour.rock, there talk to change song catalog to accommodate their advanced age. brown sugar called brown splenda. and start me up is now help me off, and get off my cloud, is now get off my lawn, and good-bye ruby tuesday day is now half price meal at ruby tuesda tuesdays. the stones might be biggest bad ass of all-time, ven if you don't love their music, you have to respect their ability to do that much partying for that long and still be alive, let alen on tour, i suspect they shared what lupahs i -- chalupa in their da. >> speaking of pears an parties, legalize marijuana. went on sale in massachusetts yesterday, state is raking in big bucks in tact revenue, they -- tax revenue, they will need of dollar, cops are not writing a single speeding tick the all l year, very slow drivers. oddsmaker giving warren a 1 in 124,000 chance of becoming next president. >> if you just saw there, lines are long for pot. it is one black friday sale that will never get violence, because everything is fine,

the world he even made it on to the forbes rich a list it was a huge leap for someone who in a rolling stone interview said he'd grown up the poorest of the pool. from the time i was six until now my parents are very humble family very poor my mom made bread to support the family i would sell it i sold oranges soft drinks candy. how did i go from that to miss cruz told criminal we asked someone who'd known him for years. everyone was waiting for him to come home because then there would be a party with ten or twelve bands of musicians it was beautiful and he gave out gifts someone like condell chapel to a mix can rub in hood but there's another side to the business he and his sin a low a cartel dominated. by order to clean up plazas corrupt police and after i don't succeed or someone gets out of line they killed him that happens all over the world so the narcos of sin to lower wouldn't be any different in two thousand and fourteen the authorities caught up with again but the great escape artist repeated his trick this time disappearing through his so floor into a tunnel complete with electri