this next piece the lark, is a beautiful piece about a small bird singing between the skies and it'sc. and -- [music] ♪[applause] >> this next piece is another russian piece. it's done in many ways. we decided to turn it into something different today. [music] yesterday i was standing outside. there was a deli. a lot of people outside and i say, gosh, did [inaudible] they are in love and i'm sitting here alone trying to keep dry from the rain. they have an umbrella. what am i going to do i'm all alone xi think. may be they are not so happy. ever think of that? [music] i think to myself -- here comes [inaudible]. i think, well -- he asked me for the time. that's all he wanted was the time. i look up -- quarter to 3. he said, thanks. i knew better because i thought, next time he'll ask me something more interesting than the time. [laughter]. [applause]. okay. so, we have 2 more songs for you this evening. this second to last song is a beautiful song. it kind of is a folk song people know. probably when you hear it you know it if you heard yiddish songs before. it's talking about a litt

this is lark merced blvd. it's all made of clay. it's going to slump. these are the roads built in the oakland hills. nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conse

again larks couple of isolated storms northern west virginia.couple of those rumble through later this evening? it's possible. the setup does not look particularly robust. we'll keep president thunderstorm risk in there. i think the bulk will not see a storm. 20, 25%, meaning 70% to 75% will not see it. so there it s hotter humid conditions. it's going to intensify from thursday into friday. then we get a real sweltering dayno carrierringconnect 57600 >>> happy 4th of july. >> reporter: four years before that a rainstorm couldn't keep john kerry from celebrating the 4th in the hawkeye state. in 2000 more of the same, george bush shaking hands. in politics, nothing says politics than celebrating the birth of america. mitt romney joined the others who chose to work on this holiday. after being in the 4th of july parade in new hampshire, he made no direct mention of list november opponent in a speech. instead, a call for unit. >> this is a time for us to come together as a people. we have differing views on political issues, but this nation is uniq

low to mid 70s pins lark low to mid 60s along the coast. -- sausalito, 68, low 60s with less sun at yourbeaches. mid to upper 60s for monterey. 80s around gilroy and morgan hill. day game, could we sweep the padres? 12:45 first pitch, sunny and 61, 64 by the end of the game. 83 tahoe, 107 palm springs low to mid 70s with afternoon sun in san diego and l.a. tomorrow coolest afternoon we gain one to two degrees everyday through the end of the forecast summer like this weekend into next week development a great day. >>> just reported northbound 101 in the north bay might be an injury crash involving a motorcycle. chp en route right now traffic flowing well northbound and we'll keep you posted to see fit causes slowing southbound. so far -- if it causes slowing southbound. so far good out of novato into san rafael. golden gate bridge crews there changing lane configuration. more lanes headed southbound. bay bridge toll is delay-free, nice and light this time of the morning. some roadwork scheduled until 5, that might be cleared by now not causing delays. scheduled in both directions of the b

marketplace initiative, they can see rates went down in a struggling economy and we take that to to the lark -- to the attention of our managers at the good works being done by stakeholders. that new initiatives -- supervisor avalos: on that -- supervisor chu: i have been out in my neighborhood and that we have done that in partnership and have done a few merchant walks already. as we talk to some of the businesses, there were a few that did not know about program and were excited about it and it's good we were able to get the information out there. there were also a few that were struggling and perhaps behind on payments already but they were starting to finally turn back into the black hat outstanding debt that was still too, not all of their account balances were current. the way the revolving loan fund is structured is it is geared toward businesses in good financial shape. has the department bought about any kinds of programs that could fit those who may be behind on a few payments but have a good business plan going forward at a strong business plan because we see that as a gap we are

congress has yet to vote on the bill and it faces an uncertain future larking white house support political analyst and martin c. says the move is extremely ill timed in terms of u.s. russia relations to be united states and russia are the two great thermal nuclear powers in the world rusher remains the. the eminent strategic partner in the eurasian landmass the united states and russia have an enormous amount of strategic interests and concerns in common they are equally threatened on the lawn by islamist fundamentalism they both face major drug epidemics crime epidemics within their own countries the need for security and law and order cooperation between the united states and russia is absolutely preeminent in the world but that is not going to happen when relations between the two great superpowers deteriorate over issues like this this is grandstanding and demagoguery in the senate of the worse current and what's particularly striking to me on this is that this isn't coming from the house of representatives it's coming from the senate and the senate is supposed to take the longer term

i basically went down there as a lark. it explodes, and i am a guy who likes to move up.i said, "this is it. i will never -- i may write something better. i will never, ever have the acclaim and the success that i got for that book." tavis: but how's a guy like you deal with that, though? >> well, i deal with it by trying to move forward and i have moved forward, but i won't -- it haunts me, and there are times where it really, really depresses me. people say, well, come on, how can it depress you? you were so successful with it. i am what i am, and sometimes it becomes a noose around your neck because it's like, what am i? am i just a one-hit wonder? was it accidental? how did it happen? it's been hard to really get out of. i didn't watch a lot of the tv show. the tv show was great, but i was "friday night lighted" out. i get a comment about -- really, a day, and i sort of feel like life." but they all recede into the background, except this, of course. [laughter] tavis: which is why you are here. are you happy with the fact that if that is the crescendo of your written

it happened on highway 17 in los gatos, between lark avenue and highway 9. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> lisa: the california highway patrol towed the bus to this yard in san jose this morning. investigators say the bus had been rented by a group from seasonal cruz. 12-15 passengers win to the shoreline. a theater, saw the brad paisley concert and got back on board. as the driver headed south, she says two women on board started fighting. >> the door of the bus opened and both of the female passengers fell out of the bus. one got run over by the bus, and she died at the escape. >> reporter: the other is a 20-year-old from shelton. police think everyone onboard was drinking heavily and investigators have question. >> was she carried when she got on the bus? there's going to be some sort of liability issues we're not sure of yet. >> reporter: turns out party bus operators aren't required to check i.d.es or even limit the amount of alcohol brought onboard. state assembly man jerry hill introduced a bill that would hold party bus operators accountable f

come into red lobster and sea food differently. , united states attorney general eric holder larks todayrom the annual conference in las vegas. he talked about the ruling on key elements of the immigration law and that the justice department challenged d. they confirmed that the federal it is sections of the law and including the part that the supreme court uphold. activist said total of 50 people were killed in syria just today . america has a new ally. afghanistan. d. secretary of state hillary clinton meeting with afghan hamid karzai in cabul and announcing the country is our new non-nato ally. secretary clinton promising defense supplies and training and cooperation after our troops leave in 2014. it was a lightning visit by secretary of state hillary clinton and just on the ground four hours and having break fast discussion with president hamid karzai. hillary clinton described afghanistan's new special status as a symbol of the u.s.'s relationship with the country that she described as enduring for years to comine after the u.s. the country. >> america is not abandoning afghanistan

chp investigation kept southbound highway 17 closed at lark avenue for two hours.oad is back open. there have been no arrests. >> if you ever thought that your child's school was a little run down, here is information that may confirm it. one-third of the schools are more than 50 years old. superintendent of schools is outlining a plan to create 21st century learning victims. here is lyanne melendez in what it may look like. >> 10% of schools are over 70 years old. that is one in ten. and 30% are over 50. >> there is a lot of need, retrofit, energy efficiency and keeping the investment going. >> that is superintendent of california schools who says it's time to invest in brick and mortar. even in these continuing hard times. the key is to find creative ways to fund projects. for that, he asked u.c. berkeley's center for cities and schools to come up with recommendations. center looked at how other states are using multiple sources of funding. >> sometimes they use bond funds, they may use a tax or something like lottery funds or special business tax. >> oakland uni

it happened on highway 17 in los gatos, between lark avenue and highway 9.e california highway patrol towed the bus to this yard in san jose this morning. investigators say the bus had been rented by a group from seasonal cruz. 12-15 passengers win to the shoreline. a theater, saw the brad paisley concert and got back on board. as the driver headed south, she says two women on board started fighting. >> the door of the bus opened and both of the female passengers fell out of the bus. one got run over by the bus, and she died at the escape. >> reporter: the other is a 20-year-old from shelton. police think everyone onboard was drinking heavily and investigators have question. >> was she carried when she got on the bus? there's going to be some sort of liability issues we're not sure of yet. >> reporter: turns out party bus operators aren't required to check i.d.es or even limit the amount of alcohol brought onboard. state assembly man jerry hill introduced a bill that would hold party bus operators accountable for underage drinking on the bus. he wants operat

this is a lark for me.writer right now in syria and people risking their lives doing tough investigative work. following bruce springsteen up the i-95 corridor and to bars low that isn't exactly tough duty. >> rose: but it's a work of love. >> it is. i first saw him, as i write in the piece, by accident in 1973. i was 14 and for some reason, i don't know why, i went to see the band chicago, if anybody remembers what that is in madison square garden in the blue seats, up in the sky. and this opening act came on. nobody pays attention to an opening act in an arena concert not now; not then. the lights are still on, everybody's getting a beer and they're talking and this guy comes without his band called bruce springsteen and the e street band. not sure if they were the e street band yet. and he had something. he was kind of of electrifying. i didn't know these songs yet. i didn't know who he is. but he was terrific and within 18 months when "born to run" came out and a friend's older sister brought this recor

this is such a lark. two dead bodies and we haven't even got started. a cruel and unnecessary death has occurred. i've got to tell the police. scaredy-cat. you got here just in the nick of time, miss marple. why didn't they ask evans? woman: you seem to know all about it, miss marple. i just observe, dear. miss marple... next time on masterpiece mystery! watch masterpiece video online. explore our book and film club. pbs.org to order this program on dvd, or the book, visit shoppbs.org or call us at: captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org masterpiece is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. we are pbs. >> welcome to the program, tonight ratan tata chairman of the tata group and judith rodin president of the rockefeller foundation on the occasion of the presentation of the lifetime achievement award from the rockefeller foundation to ratan tata. >> when you live in a country where there's such disparity of income and such disparity and prosperity, you cannot help but feel that you cannot igno

drivers have to exit at lark and take surface street to enter at state route 9. we will notice as soon as we know that the southbound stretch reopens. >>> this morning san jose police have a new piece of evidence in the double homicide. miss believe pedro shot and killed a couple in a domestic violence dispute. three children were left orphaned. the suspect is still at large and he's believed to be in southern california. ma dina's 2006 black maxima, resembling the car in this photo was towed and being held in evidence. >> it's a pretty good evidence that san jose's casino m8trix will be open for business. it is lit up like a riverboat even though the parking lot and the building is vacant, but that may change soon. it's just off highway 101 in san jose. john alston industries the final hurdle the casino must clear before the doors can open. >> it's quiet now, but the owners of casino m8trix in san jose are hoping that sometime next week these 49 tables will be hopping once the city's division of gaming control gives final approval. >> we've submitted all the doc

that led her to a career in physics and almost on a lark she answered an ad when she was at stanford university which led her to houston and the space program. she didn't have this burning desire to be in space so in that respect she saw space as a tool as much as a thrill ride. and she never... good capability on the right frame. too. she was accomplished in english and she could communicate. she was able to engage people even though she was off-the-charts start on the technical side as well. rough where you have what was she like to be with? >> she was a reserved person. there was a privacy wall built around her. it was only after he death it became publicly known that for many years she... her significant other was a woman and that was known within a certain circle but she wanted to keep that as a private thing as it was described by her sister. we're norwegian, we don't talk about these things. but if you engaged her on subjects she was interested in, she was... it's like she lit up like a solid rocket booster. >> woodruff: i read she did not want her illness talked about. >> ama

blown up to 45-millimeter and they were home movies a lot of the imtoo, it wasn't acting it was just larking around and dressing up and playing. >> rose: i found a quote you said that you said the key to acting is to look unwatched. >> ah. >> rose: you remember that? >> yeah. rose: and does that make sense? is that something you would say? >> yes, absolutely. that is what i hook for when i am watching -- that is what i look for as a film lover and looking for unwatchedness which is why i love documentaries. >> rose: explain what that means, unwatched. >> just daschle it is a trick, you know, that it is so different from the energy of the theatre, for example, where the whole point is that you are in a room with however many hundred people or maybe ten, but the camera is there, not like here where it is there, but it is there, it is looki at your every pore and you have to remain open to it, remain relaxed to it, remain engaged to what you are doing, remain spontaneous, all of those things we have been talking about actually, remain old, remain open and free and relaxed and up for it and it i

oh my gosh, that dog was screaming and hole larking. >> but the lieutenant tried toe climb up and tossed the pit bull and puppy from the burning balcony. >> you touched it for a second? >> reached out and my handmade contact, and that's how hot it was. >> the two officers rush around to the other side of the burning building to get more people out. >> a couple times when i banged on the door, they asked what i wanted and i told them their building was on fire and they said, what for. i proceeded to kick in the door and told them they needed to exit the building right away. >> the officers broke down more doors. went back for another man who was still sleeping on an upper floor, but the officers are still haunted that they were unable to do more. >> there's another dog inside an apartment, because i could hear the glass banging. i could see it moving and i was hoping it wasn't a person. come to find out, it was another dog inside. all of those dogs burned up inside. >> sad story. investigators know the fire started on the outside of the first floor, but they are unsure what sparked it. do

. >> these mud larks fascinate me.ered head to toe. >> when you find something is it finders keepers. you said you have to declare that. do you get to keep what you find. >> it's a bit blurry what you can and can't do. in theory when you find something of great value you should declare it especially if it's an actual gold coin or has value. there's so much down there. wherever you look you pick up items 2 or 300 years old. it's accepted if you find it you take it with you. >> you live here in london. this is obviously a big week. we're counting four days to go to the opening ceremony. give me a sense of the mood of the people. >> it's unlike london i've ever experienced. the royal wedding we had a pretty exciting feeling here. this is different because so many nations are gathered here. london is really embracing this. i know there's been a bit of negative press that londoners are moaning about traffic. some great images, suddenly electricity. people are realizing this is a once in a lifetime experience and we've got t

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