but most importantly, let us dance tonight for those who still need to find the courage to leave abusive relationships and seek help. and i will keep rising and i hope you do, and i will keep demanding. and i will keep dancing until every woman and girl in san francisco can live free and clear of violence. say it with me. i rise. thank you. >> there are so many cases, and many that occur in the world. one out of three will be raped and abused. one billion women dancing is for revolution. and we have men here, thank you. one billion rising is a global call to action. and one billion rising is a celebration. this is how we celebrate the help that all of those women can receive from all of us. we can do something and we can only do it together. right now i am going to introduce janice. she's a missionary. she's an activist. she's a leader and she's a poet. she will read a poem from eve ensler. who started with this movement, she started collecting situations, and experiences. and memories of so many women around the world and she created the vagina monologues, and that led to this. >> thank

dance. let's learn a little bit more about this art because it's really expanding. carl drake is with us, as well as the first irish dancing champion from mexico jose man doza. thank you, gentlemen, for being here with us. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> what fascinates me is that you have established irish dance competitions in mexico and china. how is it being embraced there? >> the chinese absolutely love irish dancing and irish dancing and music. with the success of riverdance, they wanted to have a competitive side of dancing and i went there to teach dancing and they wanted a competition. i actually started the first competition in shanghai last saturday. >> just last saturday. >> last saturday, yes. >> i have to ask you, jose, i mean, an irish dancer from mexico. we wouldn't expect that, would we? how is it you got into the art? >> actually, when i was a little child my mother used to show me the dance videos. i don't know if you know dance and i was real excited and i wanted to start doing this. i'm here eight years later. >> you know, we see this video of these little ones dancin

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let the dancing begin. a brand new cast ready to hit the dance floor. >> this is a perfect place to embarrass you. >> andy dick is used to getting laughs they're taking this competition seriously. >> we're in it. to win it! >> country music queen winona judd is also kicking up her heels along with fellow country singer kelly pickler. >> i've never ball room danced before. >> what? >> there are also several athletes ready to turn up the heat including jaibonny jones, victor ortiz. >> loosen up a little bit. he's very like a boxer. >> audi raceman and skating sensation dorothy hamil. >> skaters look though it's dancing but it's opposite. >> don't count out disney's vendah coleman. there is also lisa vanderpump and the bachelor, sean lowe. >> we have a huge spotlight on us. >> only one can take home the trophy. see how they do in their debut tonight on abc. brandy hicks abc news, los angeles. >> and look out for alley raceman. athletes seem to do well. >> what about he kelly pickler? you're thinking maybe not? >> i'm thinking no. >> all right. up next parking in san francisco could be getting hard gler a popular neighbor

us. madeline stowe and lisa loeb. let me transition to the dancing and role it plays in music. madeline, how is that an issue for you? >> my mother is soon to be 90 years old, and she ballroom dances four times a week. and goes all over the place and does this. we come from a family of musicians, so i think that there is something in all of that, in music and in dance that enlivens people. you see so many of them live, long active lives. >> how about music itself? lisa, how does it make you feel younger or live longer? >> it's funny, it's an abstract thing. i was thinking about it, it helps you me tab lies emotions and feelings, even not necessarily the lyrics, or the lyrics, the feeling makes you live those experiences and sometimes if it's negative ones or exciting ones it helps enhance your excitement and be more joyous in life. >> what i love about music is that it bypasses the cortex. the sounds go right into the part of your brain that processes them, so you don't get caught up in the thoughts. when you think about great music, you are in the moment. each of you in your o

us. madeline stowe and lisa loeb. let me transition to the dancing and role it plays in music.

let the music begin. thank you very much for being here and joining us. i will ask a big favor of you. some people will be dancing, but some people will not and cannot dance. would you be so kind to open up some space for this to fill up. more space to dance. gather round. you can go all the way to the street. where you are more comfortable. spread around. ♪ we need more space on this side. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we are beautiful creatures ♪ t test, test test, test >> director brinkman. >> actually, we haven't called it to order just yet. welcome ladies and gentlemen. >> okay director brinkman. >> and director heinecke is expected. director lee is also absent with notification. (calling roll) have a skoerm. thank you and our city attorney thank you for being here >> approval of the minutes and the meantime of the cell phones and other electronic advised are prohibited at the meeting. anyone would those sound producing disguised will be asked to lead the meeting and approval of the minutes. >> is there a second? >> all in favor say i. there are no items in the litigation >> thank you so new or unfinished business members of

us. madeline stowe and lisa loeb. let me transition to the dancing and role it plays in music. madeline, how is that an issue for you? >> my mother is soon to be 90 years old, and she ballroom dances four times a week. and goes all over the place and does this. we come from a family of musicians, so i think that there is something in all of that, in music and in dance that enlivens people. you see so many of them live, long active lives. >> how about music itself? lisa, how does it make you feel younger or live longer? >> it's funny, it's an abstract thing. i was thinking about it, it helps you me tab lies emotions and feelings, even not necessarily the lyrics, or the lyrics, the feeling makes you live those experiences and sometimes if it's negative ones or exciting ones it helps enhance your excitement and be more joyous in life. necessarily the lyrics, or the lyrics, the feeling makes you live those experiences and sometimes if it's negative ones or exciting ones it helps enhance your excitement and be more joyous in life. >> what i love about music is that it bypasses the c

when the ncaa teams were announced back home in 2003, i used a microphone let an artillery company know who had made the big dance these are your final 8 teams in the ncaa basketball tournament. kentucky. marquette, oklahoma. [cheer] >> and syracuse. >> a lighter moment in a very, very difficult stretch of time, shep. >> shepard: yeah, difficult for so many. rick, thanks so much. a diplomatic challenge for the new pope today. it came from his own home country with leaders from around the world arriving in rome for his inauguration mass tomorrow morning. pope francis had lunch with the president of argentina. now, they appeared to make nice. of course, the pontiff is the former archbishop of buenas aries. during his tenure there the president and predecessor the late husband led a government that defied doctrine. same sex marriage and distributed free birth control in public hospitals. what more do we know about this meeting, amy? >> we do know while the argentinian president and the pope have butted heads on all of these issues that you mentioned, shepard there is one issue they are on the same page about that's

used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. >>> give it here. big energy. let's go. give it here. dance, harder. >> darla johnson's girls, the ones she calls the next generation of beyonces, are dancing to "crazy in love." "crazy in love," i love it. >> don't we all wish we were? >> crazy in love. >> it's the first single off beyonce's very first solo album, "dangerously in love" and it's the song that launches beyonce as a major solo superstar and leads to the end of destiny's child. >> i knew that that was going to take her soaring. >> and it did. >> it did. ♪ >> beyonce's part two, the solo career begins with jay-z. he's in her first solo hit and he's in her personal life. from their dating to their wedding to baby blue, the public doesn't learn a single detail until beyonce is ready to spill it. >> so let me show you this. >> an approach she learned from her father. >> i'm not going to talk about beyonce the mom and -- >> what about papa g, the granddad? what do you like to do with blue? >> i'm not going to talk about that. you get nothing. >> i get nothing. >> you get nothing. >> t

us ballet is not just for girls. >> okay, let's go, gentlemen. >> this ballet class is for boys only. >> ready? [ piano plays ] stomach in, please. chest up. >> most of these guys started dancing a couple of years ago. so how do you keep your students who are boys coming back to class? >> really, the key to keeping young men coming back to class is training them separately from the young ladies. and one. don't turn those legs out so much, please, and... >> mr. naidu is the head of the dance theater of harlem school. i recently joined one of his classes. what did your friends think? were you worried that they might tease you? >> no, because i'm not insecure about myself. i'm very confident in what i do. >> mr. naidu's class shows us why boys' ballet training can be compared to sports. >> men or young boys are more apt to be more competitive. they're a lot more physical, they certainly can't stand still for long periods of time and focus on great detail, so, in training them, we use their natural instincts. we use their competitive edge. get it. come on. get it. >> ballet also can help with flexibility and coordination. that can be used on the football field and the basketball c

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dances. i wasn't going to try that. >> no new beer backdrop? >> we'll have that. let's see. >> thanks, jeff. >>> just ahead, the humble ponti pontiff's simple act 24 hours after the coming pope. stay with us. [ male announcer ] subwaynew $3 six-inch select! this march, we're kicking things off with the low fat oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select. it's available all month long as one of our march featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. fnchts you've been there lately, you know it's a mess. finding parking in downtown palo alto. the city is searching for solutions. the city council will address the issue on monday. the meeting is expected to be well-attended. >> permit-only parking. many complain that they're allowed to build downtown. they are not enforced their parking plans. push . >> let's bring it up at three. i know at some time, we're going to be talking about the warriors. that stunk. >> they weren't really very good. they had a chance to turn some heads. aldin smith, a great first-half of the year for the 49ers. 49ers. now we know why. smith had a procedure on his shoulder. that story was first reported by nfl network and comcast sports net

dancing queen. there she goes. >> cursing queen. >> george stephanopoulos. >> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, march 10th. let'sur meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. hi, everyone, from our roof camera temperatures in the 40s it's clear and criminal in. the sun not coming up until 7: 7:28. hopefully you set your clock ail head this morning. and at our coast just about 60 dealings. we will still have the on shore flow but it shouldn't be as strong. we will warm up into the lower 70s around the bay. numbers dropping so it should be miles after the sun sets of a 7:00. we will talk about a spring-like week ahead. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. it is back, sunday streets. it allows pedestrian to take over city streets. we are live along the embarcadero where all sorts of activities are going to take place, including a preview of next month's opening of the new exploratorium. >> that's right, carolyn. good morning to you. and luckily, as lisa said, it will be a beautifuldale because there's so much to do. so many places outdoors on the piers. pedestrian, bicyclists and families can enjoy the city on the

us next. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national letsy car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. this is awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is, business pro. yes, it is. go national. go like a pro. lou: the supreme court today heard arguments on whether the state of arizona can require people registering to vote in federal elections to show proof of citizenship. several justices questioning whether the erro there is a pron trumps federal law. whether a citizen is sufficient. a ruling is expected by the end of june. joining us tonight, civil litigator and senior partner in a los angeles-based law firm. good to see you, we appreciate you being with us. let me ask you first and the supreme court's decision before we move the trials that are just extraordinary, in the drama and tragedy, the supreme court now whether or not a state can require identification for the voters, what is your sense of what the court is thinking and what the outcome will be. >> it is always very difficult

dance moves. >> let me play a clip here so people know what i am talking about. >> god has sent me. set you free. >> the lord's brought us >> doesn't it look good? >> well, it's a classic mark burnett production. completely over the top, fabulous costumes, beautiful people. i had a conversation with him on text yesterday and i asked him about the success and he said, more people are discussing today abraham and mow says, it's a foundation of our faith, western civilization, and literature and art. that's a smart way of putting it. >> very smart and i have to back him. if people are talking about god as a christian, i'm happy. >> it's good news, right? >> it's good news. >> let's turn to great britain because you're about to go over there and take your pint-sized talents to my country. >> i'm going to your country and i'm going to sing. on a scale of 1 to 10, how is my accent? >> 8, pretty awful. >> tell me, from london to manchester, how many hours is that? >> they don't use language like that on stage. >> i am. i'm going to be me. >> we're pretty prudish. >> i can't wait. i have a lot of fans over there. >> you've been

let's bring in jim paulson, chief investment strategist with wealth capital management and jeff cleveland joins us. thank you for joining us here on cnbc. jim, let me kick off with you. >> how easy is this tap dancethis afternoon to say, yes, the danger is getting stronger in the united states, but still, i'm going to be printing cash at $85 billion a month and possibly for another year and a half according to goldman? >> yeah. i -- semon, i think the fed has a good argument to be made to stay accommodative given until the unemployment rate gets lower and until growth in the economy picks up, but i failed to see. i think they're losing their case for maintaining a depressionlike, crisislike monetary policy that's unconventional and massive in size when the economy is clearly no longer in crisis, and i think they're increasingly running the risk with the investment community of going from helping fundamentals to hurting confidence in the future. >> one of the major things they care about and that's exactly what they're doing, that's very important. i'm one who believes this is not a sugar high market and i think it's fundamentally based and profits are up as much or more than the stock market is i

let jon fortt jump in here. >> it is not just women, but dancing kids and dads might be offended, too. >> my dog was really upset. >> steve jobs usedat apple thrives at the intersection of technology and liberal art, and sort of understanding the culture in that way, and samsung shows that they don't have the same understanding, and we will have to see how that plays out in software and services, and that is where a lot of people expect the game to be moving f. samsung does not get smarter about that thing, it might mean that the phones don't keep pace in the future. >> and marla, the last word to you. >> apple's appeal is they they were the coolest guy in the room, but samsung was trying to creep in, but they have really taken a step back. >> they have uncooled themselves. and especially to the women. >> yes. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >> and groupon meets all things beauty so what could be the next big thing? we will talk to the ceo. >>> and carnival cruise line passengers can't catch a break p and yet another carnival cruise, and a different one from yesterday, folks, is reporting problems. why is carnival cruises turning int

dance skills, do you use? >> i am a -- i do tap a little bit in the musical. >> you do? let's do it. try it. >> i've been up since 6:00 in the morning. >> what does that mean? >> that's incredible. this is fun. >> i feel like you were tap dancing all the time out here on this show. >> oh, yeah, that's what we do. very cool. so what are you -- oh, only 15 seconds left. what's your favorite part of doing this show and what's the part you hate the most? >> i think it's the comradery, we have a great dynamic there working as cast and crew, and i think the hardest part is being away from my family so long, six months in vancouver. if i was here in new york, i would do it for a life-time. >> next time you want to talk about the bart let administration. >> which show have you enjoyed more, west wing and this. >> obviously the west wing was a different dynamic, but the "psych" fans are the best ever. >> "psych" airs tonight on usa, 9 pm, 10 pm. thank you, dl dialog w, dule hi. next, what did we learn today? >>> here's your travel forecast. all eyes on the big mid-atlantic snowstorm. areas pos

let's get started at capella.edu. vo:building castles, -imagine oceans, and lagoons in the place we call home. bold is where everyone comes to play. starting our day off with a good dance and singing usour lives in ways only bold can do. it's no wonder bold will make your reality, a dream. some level 2 inmates participate in squires, an outreach program for at risk youth. ♪ >> good morning, gentlemen. my name is shiab. weigh need you to understand you're in a place that no kid should ever want to be in. you should be out playing somewhere in the park but you're here because of something you did. >> every saturday, we bring in groups of kids from san francisco, oakland, richmond, all over. you're not going to scare them with the story that i'm a murderer in prison doing life. that doesn't scare anybody any more. what you want to know, that this is your life, man. you have an opportunity to leave out of this place and never come back. >> we try to show them this is what could happen if you keep doing what you're doing. >> all right, you guys. where you're at right now, you're in receiving and release. when you decide you guys wants to commit crimes and the judge sends you a certain amo

let's get started at capella.edu. vo:building castles, -imagine oceans, and lagoons in the place we call home. bold is where everyone comes to play. starting our day off with a good dance and singing usur lives in ways only bold can do. it's no wonder bold will make your reality, a dream. >>> 911, where's your emergency? >> i'm behind a drunk driver that's really bad. i'm in greenfield. she's going off -- she is about off the road. >> patrol officer anthony newmeister is following a drunk driver and it's all caught on his dash cam. >> the vehicle was all over the road, left to right. i got in behind him. >> but he's in for the surprise of his life when he eventually catches up with the car after a 25-minute slow-speed chase. >> i was dumbfounded. i was -- you're kidding me, right? >> it's august 29, 2009 in greenfield, indiana. and the seemingly intoxicated driver is oblivious and just keeps on going. at one point when the vehicle stops at a stop sign, the officer thinks the driver is about to pull over but instead the car goes right through traffic just missing two other vehicles. >> oh -- >> i thought he was going to get hit. i thought it was going to be bad so i knew there would b

let him dance. >> and just for the 49ers that want something to complain about. no matter what you've read the core group in let us, we would have to have a collection and once upon a time, he was tall to bought one of the best manningham accepts pay cut 49ers receiver mario manningham agreed to a $1.8 million pay cut in his base salary for theupcoming season. the new contract reduce his base pay from $3.6 million to $1.8 million. manningham signed a two- year, $7.4 million contract with the 49ers before he tore the acl and mcl in his left knee. despite playing only 12 games he was the team's second-leading receiver with 42 catches for 449 yards and one touchdown. although he probably won't be ready for training camp, manningham should be for the start of the regular season. he will likely be the third receiver behind michael crabtree and anquan boldin. cactus a's rangers-vo do you think that people are offended by this and i do not think that.. but when they hear these figures. you think that they are happy >> most people cannot relate to. >> one the seller restarted about 15 years ago you would hear $1 million.

since none of us can pop and lock, we have a professional here to pay tribute. let's just sit back and enjoy. ♪ i am the one ♪ when we dancedund ♪ >> robin roberts. oh, wow. i'm not sure if i should move on or -- not sure what to do now. >> i can't believe it's been 30 years. that's right. right back at you. uh-oh, watch out, george. >> oh. >> oh, my. oh, my. i am honored. thank you. >> a beautiful tribute to the one and only michael jackson. and a dance that inspired robin to say -- give us one. come on. ♪ hee hee >> thank you. thank you, thank you so much. >>> also in "pop news" today, you know when you get a song stuck in your head playing over and over? it's called an ear worm. researchers have a cure. the best way to get rid of that broken record in your head is to do verbal brain puzzles. solving anagrams, crosswords. what happens is it forces your brain to think it's -- this one is a real problem. any way, reading also works. but the reading needs to be challenging enough. you can't sort of flip through a magazine. the song will not go away. a few of the songs you're hearing right now are among the most likely to get

he was a dancing with the stars champion and author, and a book called "full of heart." thank you for talking with us. let'school, deployed to iraq in the first wave. what was it like when it was all just beginning? >> well, i was 19 years old when i deployed. and to me, the war was a possibility, but it wasn't reality. getting iraq at 19 years old, i remember asking a lot of superiors, sergeant in charge of me, what exactly are we doing here? the message wasn't necessarily clear to me. granted, i was 19. but the message was not clear when we saw the speech by the president back then, president bush, we were going in for weapons of mass destruction, okay, that's our mission, our goal. we're here ultimately to try to protect this country from the cris terrorists that attacked us on 9/11 and try to find the answers to, you know, all the questions that every single american had ever since 9/11 happened. >> in your memoir, you talk about april 5th as your alive day. that is surprising, because in a lot of people's minds, it would be the day you were so badly injured, the end of something, a relaunch of somethin

dancing and auction. >>> coming up on the 8:00 hour. if you are just joining us, let'sck in with rosemary. >> another nice day to be outdoors. in fact this will be the warmest day as we begin to see a cooling trend as we get back to work. for the running festival going on this morning. 48 degrees right now in oakland. upper 50s to near 60 degrees by the lunch hour. 68 for the afternoon. maybe you're thinking about heading out to the zoo for the afternoon. mostly sunny skies. this morning waking up with a few patches of fog along the coast and bay. temperatures in the 30s some of our areas along the valley floor. you're talking santa rosa and napa and fairfield reporting mid 30s. we'll bounce back in the next hour or two. 70 degrees santa rosa. 68 expected in fremont. 65 san mateo. 63 this afternoon in san francisco. the extended forecast there is the cooling trend. a subtle one to begin the workweek and dropping off more dramatically wednesday into thursday with an increase in clouds and a chance for rain. i'll have more on that with a future cast model coming up. >>> r

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us to go to sleep. >> can you do a little twist right now? that's the best can you do? >> you're embarrassing me because you were dancing. >> let's better. ♪ take them by the hand and go like this ♪ ♪ yeah twist ♪ >> see, i did it. >> nbc is taking a beating from one of its own stars, jay leno. >> he is pretty upset with network executives and he wants to make sure you know it. here is jeannie moos. >> reporter: in a way, jay leno is living a fantasy. you know, when you know you're going to leave a

republicans are willing to let us vote on our bill on a simple majority vote and we're vote on their, we're ready to work. but at this stage, we don't have a partner to dance with. >> when you draft your bill, are you willing to put spending levels at sequester levels or you going to assume there won't be a sequester going forward? >> in our budget resolution that we will put out in a few weeks, we will replace sequestration with responsible deficit reduction. >> one more time on the c.r. if there's a choice, -- is the choice over here to shut down the government or continue the sequester for the rest of the year? >> let's see what they are going to send to us. we're going to move forward. we're working with republicans to come up with a bill. she will be ready to do that. there's republicans who want more than a c.r. we have republicans who believe we should do an appropriations bill. we have to wait to see what they send us. thanks, everybody. >> the senate considered bills by eric parties designed to replace the automatic spending cuts -- designed by third parties to replace the automatic spending cuts. it included tax cuts for those earning more than $

let me see a serve from you. we'll use a real tennis ball. >> oh, no! >> gretchen: what are the chances we have a little kid coming up who did his video went viral, danceaybe he can stick around and greet him when he comes in. he's only six. >> steve: very nice job, brian and hail victoria. meanwhile, a woman dies after a nurse refused to give her cpr that would save her life. >> they're refusing cpr and give her human being. as a human being, is there anybody there that's willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> steve: they say the nurse was following the rules burks perhaps she should have broken them. peter johnson, jr. next. >> gretchen: then actor kevin sorbo here. ease has a message for washington, d.c. they're not going to like. >> steve: first the aflac question of the day. born on this day in 1958, this actress is best known for playing ray romano's wife on "who -- everybody loves raymond." who is she? be the first to e-mail us the patient, presented with a hairline fracture to the mandible and contusions to the metacarpus. what do you see? um, i see a duck. be more specific. i see the aflac duck. i see the aflac