a lot of people, david baker, herbie hancock, all the universities.f these musicians are putting together a curriculum. we are the only country in the world that does not have a minister of culture, the only country, and the most loved music on the planet. everywhere i go in the world, we hear it. tavis: what do you make of the fact we do not have a minister of culture and everybody else in the world does? >> i don't know. i have a clue, but i will say that later when we get the curriculum going. we have had four meetings and it has almost multiplied every time we have had a meeting. it is going to happen. the real thing about how this music came about, because of the spanish inquisition, all the influences, everything. it is astounding. i spent 35 years on it. tavis: back to the cd, bouncing around, forgive me. quincy has a much product. the new cd, "q: soul bossa nostra," i cannot do justice to all of the names. everybody is on this. tell me about the product when it feels like everybody in the hip-hop world wants to do a project to celebrate you? >

was impressed with the prescience of the essays from bill kristol and paul wyrick and howard baker and davidtes as well today as it did then. reading their advice also reminds me of how little of that advice anyone took. republicans who were elected in 1994 on the cry of no more unfunded federal mandate to were promulgating conservative government rules to replace liberal big government rules. since 1995 come the size of the federal budget has grown 140% of the federal debt is up from five to $14 trillion. within the last two years, the progressive solution symphony has been playing in washington again, reaching a new crescendo with budgets that double in five years in triple intent, with government bailouts. and as one blogger has suggested, i think will chambray columnist, the appointment of the more news hours in the arenas that even the romanovs imagined. seeing the inevitable anti-washington surge raging again to counter the excesses of progressivism, i suggested he check or about six weeks ago we asked them to revisit their 1995 book in this form is the result of that suggestion. and a

baker, responsible for the three strikes unit. his counterpart in west contra costa county, david brown and paul is a coria, who heads up the backbone of the office, felony trials. but mark smith could careless. >> i know my kid, you know, and that's wrong of them to hold him 12 months. >> what do you think should happen? >> i think he should be compensated for the time that he's been locked up for nothing. >> reporter: his 16-year-old son cody smith has been released after the judge ruled richmond police violated his right to remain silent in gang rape investigation. >> now his reputation is ruined. >> reporter: the june agreed that elvis terentez had limited involvement. >> he made the right decision to separate himself from the event, to leave her alone, and he left the scene. >> reporter: now up to the new da to decide who will be prosecuted; but with key prosecutors demoted -- >> i don't know. >> he didn't have a decision he could tell me. >> reporter: in martinez, robert lyle, cbs5. >>> and, again, the judge decided five of the six defendants should be tried on charges that could lead to life in prison. a sixth suspect faces a

baker. bruce nine, responsible for misdemeanor trials, his counterpart in west contra costa county david brown paul sea core ya who heads up the so-called bad bone of the offers. but mark smith could careless. >> i know my kid you know, and that's wrong of them to hold him 12 months, you know. >> what do you think should happen? >> i think he should be compensated for the time that he has been locked up for nothing. >> reporter: his 16-year-old son cody smith has been released after the judge ruled richmond police violated his right to remain silent in the gang rape investigation. >> now his reputation is ruined and he is not going to be able to go to school around here. >> reporter: the judge also agreed 23-year-old elvis stolen texas had not to go do. >> he made the right decision to separate himself from the scene and he did leave. >> reporter: with key prosecutors demoted. >> how much does it take? >> he didn't have a decision he could tell me. >> in martinez robert liles, cbs5. >>> animal control officers have managed to catch up to one of those pit bulls suspected of viciously attacking

and i think daniel schorr once, and with david gergen brought into the white house jim baker said leaking at the high level, they need somebody to leak at the mid-level. >> you know what i find ironic of course is the umbrage that some will take about some leaks but i guess it is not their leaks. they were good leaks and bad i guess is the bottom line. >> mr. nader? >> congressman, part of this goes back to the integrity of the civil servant and protecting it and leading civil servants and people who work in the armed forces and the executive branch take their conscience to work and if you look at the civil service oath of office it is not to the cabinet secretary. is not to the president. it is to the highest moral standards. a lot of this idiocy and overclassification comes from the lack of internal self-confidence that they will have reasonable protection by civil servants who would say this is foolish to do this. i will give you one example. 40 years ago one agency of the government wanted to get the u.s. navy the amount of water pollution coming out of naval bases. the navy denied th

and i think daniel schorr once, and with david gergen brought into the white house jim baker said leaking at the high level, they need somebody to leak at the mid-level. >> you know what i find ironic of course is the umbrage that some will take about some leaks but i guess it is not their leaks. they were good leaks and bad i guess is the bottom line. >> mr. nader? >> congressman, part of this goes back to the integrity of the civil servant and protecting it and leading civil servants and people who work in the armed forces and the executive branch take their conscience to work and if you look at the civil service oath of office it is not to the cabinet secretary. is not to the president. it is to the highest moral standards. a lot of this idiocy and overclassification comes from the lack of internal self-confidence that they will have reasonable protection by civil servants who would say this is foolish to do this. i will give you one example. 40 years ago one agency of the government wanted to get the u.s. navy the amount of water pollution coming out of naval bases. the navy denied th

and i think daniel schorr once, and with david gergen brought into the white house jim baker said leaking at the high level, they need somebody to leak at the mid-level. >> you know what i find ironic of course is the umbrage that some will take about some leaks but i guess it is not their leaks. they were good leaks and bad i guess is the bottom line. >> mr. nader? >> congressman, part of this goes back to the integrity of the civil servant and protecting it and leading civil servants and people who work in the armed forces and the executive branch take their conscience to work and if you look at the civil service oath of office it is not to the cabinet secretary. is not to the president. it is to the highest moral standards. a lot of this idiocy and overclassification comes from the lack of internal self-confidence that they will have reasonable protection by civil servants who would say this is foolish to do this. i will give you one example. 40 years ago one agency of the government wanted to get the u.s. navy the amount of water pollution coming out of naval bases. the navy denied th