rolling stone writes today, including it on this new list.s have become embedded in our language, activists say fight the power to challenge anyone abusing power. those words were first written as lyrics by the isley brothers 50 years ago. fight the powers that be, they urged. as a group known for uplifting r&b, turned to an era where they were facing racism, widespread civil unrest, a breakdown in trust and the lawless nixon presidency, which left many pessimistic about the notion of any real ethics in government. sound familiar now? that song was bold for mainstream radio at the time, but it was embraced just as billie holiday found that speaking controversial truths also somehow weren't so controversial. they weren't able to connect. that was one of her biggest songs. the isley brothers surge to top five on the billboard hot 100, and then fight the power resonates for many later younger generations, from chuck d and public enemy's 1989 song working off. the isley brothers composes the anthem for spike lee's do the right thing. the movie an

rolling stone's list is a crash course in political activist and music history. >> made to wave the flag. >> the war, the. >> kkk. >> usa. >> gimme gimme. ain't no fortunate one. >> nothing left to do. >> is this a big deal? >> but maybe we could build a wall between the houses and the highway. and then you could go your way. and i could go my way. >> say it loud. >> poor people gonna rise up. take what's theirs. some of those. >> that. >> work forces are the same. have burned crosses. we can't give. >> up. >> if we get our share. say it loud. >> sit back and watch. >> why the death count gets higher. >> southern trees. bear strange. fruit. don't it always seem to go? you don't know what you've got til it's gone. >> that haunting song strange fruit adapted a labor organizers political poem to demand americans confront the ongoing and horrific lynching epidemic. and despite corporate pressure to censor it, strange fruit actually became billie holiday's biggest record. now for some literal lynching or vietnam might evoke a kind of bygone era or times before they we

madison: rolling stones morning. stuart: playing lots of stones this morning, are we not?us. it's wednesday, february 5, and look what's happening on the markets, not that much.

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: it's the rolling stones again. all right. madison: rolling stones morning. aying lots of stones this morning, are we not? okay, good stuff. 11:00 hour is upon us. it's wednesday, february 5, and look what's happening on the markets, not that much. dow up 30, nasdaq down 95. now, show me big tech, that's a lot of action there. most of them are on the downside, except nvidia, which is up but microsoft, apple, amazon, alphabet, they're all down. look at google down 8%. the 10-year treasury yield with a lot going on there too. down to 4.43%. all right, now this, in two weeks donald trump has vastly expanded power and/or authority of the presidency. he's using elon musk to do it. the strike thaty is clear -- strategy is clear, overwhelm the government with rapid fire change, unstoppable momentum, and do so much so fast that congress, bureaucracy and even the courts can't respond quickly enough. that's what's happening and musk is trump's hammer. what he's done in two weeks has shocked everyone. his first meaux was to take over the u.s. digital service, which sound

and probably no rolling stones on the show. we'll put a little asterisk on it. of people looking forward to the super bowl this weekend. the countdown is on to sunday when the chiefs take on the eagles. here's a live look at the superdome in new orleans. now, while the niners won't be anywhere near the field this year, they're making their presence known in the crescent city. take last night for example. the nfl holding its annual awards night. and 49ers. tight end george kittle won the salute to service award. yeah, it's all for his work with veterans and active military members. and while a former 40 niner eric armstead, won the nfl man of the year award, we spoke with the niners nominee, linebacker curtis robinson, about being recognized not just for himself, but for his teammate. we got kittle out here getting his award tonight, which he definitely deserves. and but for me personally, it's big for my family. my mom grew up in the area loving the niners with jerry rice and joe montana. so like i said, to be here all these years later as a representative of th

it's hard to believe now, but j was a famous shift to even to, to the rolling stones. he used to run several restaurants and moscow. he was also a dare devil biker in radio host, but he gave it all up sort of submarine, which he had more in france and bought land in the countryside. then he built a house and moved here. go for that. let's get in a the 2 calves one boil in 3 years will have lead to milk. i agreed and dare go 3 years later in the rock starts and what are you going to do? what you related to milk? that's how j starting making cheese, and would you believe it? he became one of the most famous keys makers in russia. although when he 1st came here, he couldn't imagine anything of the sort. i got here many free things, shooting at the white nose and it was there was little money for us was in the hospital's wall in a board and everything was really bad. you mean, i couldn't imagine that. another country surviving. i think americans would die hungry. i didn't receive a right away, i came for 10 days and 20 days and 40 days, and then 61 a senior road and more l

he's also a music fan, revealing to rolling stone in 2023 he has a country album on the way. magazine he wrote around 45 songs. here is how he announced his move to the bay area tonight. >> welcome to the wild, wild west where the dogs don't sleep and the sun don't set. >> yeah. >> okay. >> if you're wondering about his favorite country artist, he apparently loves faith hill, tim mcgraw, brad paisley, and garth brooks. jimmy is also a big fan of emo groups, as noted by this moment. >> i got to be emo for a day. i'm low key kind of emo all the time. i mean, respect we all feeling that way? >> that explains a little bit. >> when you're with the heat, apparently he wasn't happy there. butler likes to spend time in the kitchen. he posted videos of him and his sous-chef cooking up dishes, even a full thanksgiving meal. he's well known for his media day looks, from this one from his 2022 season. it's become such a spectacle people place bets on what his hairstyle will be. he showed up without any sort of like extreme look. he just looked ready to play basketball. no word on what he

it's hard to believe now that j was a famous shift to even go to the rolling stones. he used to run several restaurants in moscow. he was also a dare devil biker in radio host, but he gave it all a sort of submarine which he had more to in france and bought land in the countryside. then he built a house and moved here. is that let's get rid of 2 calves, one boil in 3 years. we'll have lead milk. i agreed and there we go. 3 years later the rope starts and what are you going to do, which are the leaders of milk? that's how jay started making cheese and would you believe it? he became one of the most famous cheese makers in russia. although when he 1st came here, he couldn't imagine anything of the sorts. free dang, steering at the white nose and it was, there was little money for us. was in the hospital's wall in a barge and everything was really bad. you mean, i couldn't imagine that. another country surviving. i think americans would die hungry. i didn't receive a right away, i came for 10 days and 20 days and 40 days they was 61, a senior loan going more like home. i

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stuart: the producers know me so well, the rolling stones, beautiful view of new york city. still chilly but in the spring in the air, it is 10:00 eastern. let's go to love money, dow is down 16 but look at the nasdaq go, one hundred 7 points, part of 1%. the 10 year treasury yield just above 4. 5% at $4.54, the price of oil coming down, no tariffs on canadian oil, down goes the price, $72 a barrel, bitcoin, we have it at $100,200 a coin. we just received the latest job openings report called the jolt report. >> it is better than we expected. we were expecting 8 million jobs unfilled at the end of december, 7.6 million is the number. we are moving in the right direction. in november they had more openings, sell -- stuart: 7.6 million. i wonder how the market is reacting. don't see much reaction at the moment but let the algorithms kick in to see what goes on. thanks. brian, what do you make of it? 7. 6 million jobs. brian: a drop from october and november. you want to see job creation in this economy. ultimately see the number go back up, since 2022 we will see the growth ag

. >> their company makes road cases for artists like jane brown, beyoncÉ, the rolling stones, kendrickso many in the artist community, the alejandro's symbolize resilience and perseverance. >> you can burn down altadena, but you cannot take altadena out of us, you know. ♪ in los angeles, barthel neville, fox news. >> for more on the l.a. county fire recovery efforts, let's bring in l.a. county board of supervisors chair catherine barker. tell us how that rebuild, how this cleanup is going in areas like altadena that you are all too familiar with and use all that really moving piece of the artist being impacted there. >> you know, altadena is probably one of the most amazing communities in los angeles county. you have people from every walk of life. they are strong. i have made the commitment that i will be there for them to rebuild. it will not be easy, but they are not going to be alone. i really emphasize that to everybody. you've got people that have multi generational wealth that have homes that have been in their family for decades. they are in fear of their ability to rebuild. it

. >> the good news is rolling stones said that in 1978. >> i get willed out there and i'll still be jamming day in february. mostly cloudy right now through san jose, and it should pretty much stay that way throughout the afternoon. you might feel a raindrop or two, but that's about all we're going to get. most of that activity is going to stay to the north once again. a bigger storm is headed our way, though. monday on into tuesday, we'll talk about the timing, how the storm could line up and what it's bringing with it. cold and >>> ahead, our highs and lows of the week including a pile up straight out of the three stooges. we'll tell you how these stooges got themselves into this mess on an escalator. next, part two of sunday sit down live with nate being cut from the high school basketball team coached by his own dad. his strange role in america's national security after 9/11. we are backin just when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyqui

like when we did the original, we were on the cover of "rolling stone."f "aarp." it's going to be great. it's going to be great. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: see, "st. elmo's fire 2." is that what it will be called? >> "st. elmo's fire: we burn this [ bleep ] place down." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it will be good to see. whatever the title, it would be great to see your chin on the big screen. [ laughter ] thank you for being here. the show, you can watch it after the super bowl, it's called "the floor." premieres sunday. third season, rob lowe, everybody. we'll be back with nicole brydon bloom. i was ok with my modere to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this relief. rinvoq can stop joint damage.

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rolling stone points out just how problematic this is. quote.t's nearly impossible for musk to direct any action by doge in washington without potentially affecting one of his businesses. x, formerly twitter, currently faces a lawsuit from the sec that alleges he withheld information about the steak he was acquiring in the company ahead of his bid to purchase it. the department of labor, which could be next on the chopping block for doge, has probed and fined tesla and spacex for unsafe working conditions through the occupational safety and health administration. tesla is also under investigation by the justice department for possible securities and wire fraud related to its unsupported claims about fully autonomous vehicles. but don't worry anyone. caroline leavitt, the white house press secretary, assured the country yesterday that there will be someone policing elon musk and making sure that all those conflicts of interest are completely avoided. >> the president was already asked and answered this question. >> this week. >> and he said, if.

billboard, "rolling stone," and others called it one of the best of the year, and dua lipa was dubbed track to people's workouts at home to kind of keep them sane during that time. >> it also gave people the fantasy of being out at the club? >> being out, i hope so. ♪ ooh what you doing ♪ >> last year she released her third album called "radical optimism" and was rehearsing for a year-long 28-country tour. >> i'm still getting my timing while i'm rehearsing. those first beginning notes, i don't want to, i don't want to, they're really fast. so i just have to practice to make sure that i don't slow the song down and miss my timing. reporter: in just nine years of releasing music, dua lipa has reached a level of success even she never imagined. ♪ >> her songs have been streamed by fan mrs. than 45 billion times. i saw some writers who've said that in your songs, they don't have a sense of who you are. >> mm. >> you're not pouring out your innermost fears and desires and wants. >> yeah, it's something that i just naturally hold back. some people are just so ruthless with their own privat

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. >> we ended the week hearing from killer mike, who is on this new rolling stone list of the best protest songs of all time that dropped this week, and you can go to msnbc.com/ari and see our special about it. it's a full hour, some of what aired this week, but some of it didn't. if you're interested, go there to that link and you'll see our youtube video. you can always find me online at ari melber and our time is up. it's now time for the reidout with joy reid. happy friday and hello joy. >> happy friday, ari. >> thank you so much and i will be checking out that list. have a great weekend and we've got a lot to get to in the next hour of the reidout, including the latest on the purge, the twisted, almost soviet style effort by unelected president elon musk to erase all vestiges of experience, intelligence and institutional memory from the federal government, including, as we learned late today, firing every prosecutor who worked on the crimes committed by trump and his supporters on january 6th. we're going to get to all of that in just a bit. but we begin tonight with families, friends

if i'm publishing an op ed in rolling stone, i will write something called behind the essay. if i'm writing a book review in the new york times behind the book review, i'll put in things that i considered things that were cut and issues along the way. what's also really fun is coming up and sort of understanding my my readers needs are in their questions and then coming up with a way answer them in the most direct in a manner. what are your fellow historians think about your do they follow you? they do. i mean, they like it a lot them have appeared. some of the the bigger historians in media today heather cox richardson and i he wouldn't identify a historian. but jamelle bouie from, the new york times has appeared, t.j. stiles, who was one not one, but two pulitzers. and so i they find it quite enjoyable. and so a little more from that about page, your substack you say think of this newsletter as my salon for the strange a secret alcove where i unleash thoughts, rants with some abandon flaunt my latest projects and occasionally drop mini biographies. they're hot, so give me o

he had every right to be dancing to the rolling stones and yucking it up with the likes of jay leno.ows 95 is so easy, even a talk show host can figure it out. >> reporter: but on this day as he drove us to his favorite drive-in, burgermaster, a seattle institution. >> how's it going? >> great. >> reporter: gates seemed less like one of the world's richest men. >> here or to go? >> what do you think? >> tray on the window. >> tray on the window. >> reporter: and more like the kid who just used to come here with his dad. decades before he would be calling sports mheroes, rock stars and dignitaries his friends. >> my social skills were slow to develop. except for a few boys similar to me, i didn't have that many friends. >> reporter: he is not saying that for sympathy. he is being analytical. it's the way his mind works. and it's the way the first of his three-part autobiography is written. >> here is the setup, the source code that, you know, almost certainly was going to lead to some pretty amazing impact. >> reporter: bill gates knew he was different. so did his parents. so did his

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rolling stone points out just how problematic this is. quote.f his businesses. x, formerly twitter, currently faces a lawsuit from the sec that alleges he withheld information about the steak he was acquiring in the company ahead of his bid to purchase it. the department of labor, which could be next on the chopping block for doge, has probed and fined tesla and spacex for unsafe working conditions through the occupational safety and health administration. tesla is also under investigation by the justice department for possible securities and wire fraud related to its unsupported claims about fully autonomous vehicles. but don't worry anyone. caroline leavitt, the white house press secretary, assured the country yesterday that there will be someone policing elon musk and making sure that all those conflicts of interest are completely avoided. >> the president was already asked and answered this. >> question this week. >> and he said. >> if elon. >> musk comes. >> across a conflict. >> of interest. >> with the. >> contracts and the funding that.

as a matter of fact, right here on rolling stone, which is very far left, by the way. trump says he would give elon musk a top role in his administration. this was on august 20, 20 24. well before the election. this was no surprise to the american people. the american people love doge so much, they love the concept of saving the federal government, saving americans and putting america first. cutting the waist and the spending, cutting the size of the federal government. they love it so much, they voted for president trump and elected him with an overwhelming victory. he won the popular vote, 312 electoral college votes. it is the democrats that are the ones that are still lost on their message and their message is a failure and the american people spoke out about it. as the national debt approaches 36.5 trillion dollars, our children and grandchildren's futures are being sacrificed at the altar of wasteful government spending and corruption. with my new subcommittee on doge , we are going to dig deep on the wasteful stand -- spending and corrupt bureaucracies that have

as a matter of fact, right here on rolling stone, which is very far left, by the way. trump says he would give elon musk a top role in his administration. this was on august 20, 20 24. well before the election. this was no surprise to the american people. the american people love doge so much, they love the concept of saving the federal government, saving americans and putting america first. cutting the waist and the spending, cutting the size of the federal government. they love it so much, they voted for president trump and elected him with an overwhelming victory. he won the popular vote, 312 electoral college votes. it is the democrats that are the ones that are still lost on their message and their message is a failure and the american people spoke out about it. as the national debt approaches 36.5 trillion dollars, our children and grandchildren's futures are being sacrificed at the altar of wasteful government spending and corruption. with my new subcommittee on doge , we are going to dig deep on the wasteful stand -- spending and corrupt bureaucracies that have

there was the dave clark five, there were the rolling stones, there were the, the animals and all these none of them was the beatles. i mean, the stones lasted, certainly, but none of them was quite the beatles. what was it about the beatles other than being first? >> well, i think part of it is that one, they were talented and they were on time. john lennon has said they didn't captain the ship. they were in the crow's nest in terms of land. ho, they saw ahead, but in a real way. they had the music. they didn't just write their own songs. they played the isley brothers, they played smokey robinson. they combined americana in a real way and put it in this package of beatle boots and bowl cut hair that looked good, sounded good, and just resonated. sometimes timing and luck can be everything, along with obviously the clear, vast talent they had. and you know, and the big thing is they were funny, you see, in those press conferences where they said, you know, when they landed jfk, which has been renamed just a couple of months before that, after the assassination. and they said, you know,

roll please mr. clay president mr. benedicto president. mr. janez president commissioner ye hear vice president carter ober stone president present last you have a quorum also with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. thank you. can you please call the nec the first item one announcement before we go we are pulling line item seven as well as line item 12 a from tonight's agenda and one correction on line item three it states for the meeting of january 15th, 2024 it is actually for the meeting of january 15th 2025. the packet online is correct with a correct date line item one general public comment at this time the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission under police commission rules of order during public comment neither police or epa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. alternatively, you may submit pub