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yesterday it's dropping tuition for students in the school of drama starting in august following a $150 million donation from the david geffen foundation. yale said the gift will remove financial barriers to the school's prestigious program. geffen's donation is the largest on record in american theater according to yale. the university, of course, renamed the school the david geffen school of drama at yale. very nice. are you tired of getting phone calls about your car's non-existent extended warranty? the fcc will now require all u.s. wireless phone providers to provide an center standard caller i.d. authentication. it protects consumers from malicious calls and help law enforcement track bad actors. the goal is to stop phone scams
YaleDonationGiftStudentsTuitionSchool-of-drama-startingDavid-geffen-foundation50-million150-millionCourseRecordDavid-geffen-school-of-dramaattorney, rudy giuliani, has suggested that then vice president biden tried to stop an investigation into a ukrainian company that named hunter biden to the board. >> did you ask the ukraine to investigate joe biden? >> no. actually i didn't. >> so you did ask ukraine to look into joe biden. >> of course i did. >> biden today -- >> not one single credible outlet that's geffen any credibility to his assertion. >> house democrats still demanding details from the trump administration about the complaint. >> this was about wrongdoing. and the idea that that complaint which was intended for congress should instead end up in the white house. is disturbing beyond belief. >> and in a new statement, former vice president biden is calling on the white house to release any transcript of the call in question. adding if what's being reported is true, then he says there is no bottom to president trump's willingness to abuse his power. >> nbc's halle jackson. joining me, kevin developi,
Joe-bidenInvestigationUkraineVice-presidentHunter-bidenCompanyRudy-giulianiBoardTrumpDetailsAdministrationCoursetogether. didn't they? >> don and i both tried to have relationships while we were members of the eagles. but it was almost like the eagles trumped everything. >> when the eagles became successful, we challenged all the rules. like when david geffen left asylum records and sold everything to warner brothers and started his new empire, let's be frank, when we signed that contract we were idiots. we knew nothing about the business. we had poor legal representation. nobody looking out for us. >> remember, bands don't really get record royalties usually ever. so they get money from touring but they get publishing money. so in the very beginning, one thing that geffen did i thought was great, he had us form a band publishing company. all the band's publishing went in that. the problem was geffen had the other half.
EaglesEverythingDidn-tMembersRelationshipsDavid-geffenAsylum-record-labelRulesEmpireWarner-brothersUsNothing>> half on our publishing went to warner brothers. but he got them to return mine. >> jackson turned me onto the eagles. he had turned me onto a lot of artists. and i felt i owed him something. >> and that not surprisingly was not acceptable to the eagles. there was a certain amount of ire, like real like, you know, like [ bleep ]. i mean, whoa, we didn't get our publishing back. so it was the publishing issue and the fact that the business managers and lawyers were all shared common guys. did they have a conflict when an issue came up and which side to take? >> it makes you feel like meat. it started out as such a personal nurturing endeavor with mr. geffen saying, oh, i'm going to protect you guys. that's why i'm calling my new label asylum. it's going to be a sanctuary for real artists. >> he once said to irving azof, you know, this would be a great
SomethingLotEaglesGuy-jackson-brownArtistsPublishingHalfWarner-brothersBleepAmountIreGuyst >> it's a very artist oriented company. whatever we want to do, we support them. if we believe in them, we'll stick with them whether they make it or not. >> jackson was our conduit to david geffen. he was the first one to get signed by geffen's new asylum record label. >> we all walk in geffen's office, and we basically said, here we are. >> bernie leadon boldly says to geffen, well, do you want us or not? >> they were dieing to sign with me. i think they were very ambitious, particularly glenn. glenn wanted to have a hit band. i loved the way don sang. we all had hopes for it. >> all of a sudden we were signed to geffen's new label. >> they sent us back to the drawing board. they said, you need to rehearse some more. you need to write songs. you're not really ready to record yet. >> so they packed us off to aspen, colorado. could have been worse. there were people who were way higher than any of us had ever
One-of-these-nightsDavid-geffenAsylum-record-labelGuy-jackson-brownArtistGeffenCompanyWhateverConduitOneUsBernie-leadonthe program, but we have the stories of people who survived hurricane michael. and the death toll as i told you, now stands at 17. it rose all day, and geffen the places of devastation, it almost will certainly continue to rise. according to the mexico beach city manager, 286 people stayed through the storm, yet as you can see a lot of the town was heavily damaged or simply leveled. crews have been making their was through tony, searching for people, finding survivor and searching for anyone who did not survive. here's what we know about some of the 17 and counting. steven sweet of gretna, florida, was killed when a tree fell on his home. he was 44 years old. he managed a local car coolership. hi wife was with him when it happened. >> he was one of a kind, would always help anybody, always giving money to the people at
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