msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here.e are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; we started touring, releasing cds, a dvd. we continue to tour. reputation grows and grows and grows and it has never stopped going forward. msk(music) >> the bay area knows the orchestra. you maybe take things for granted a little bit. that is simply not the case will

done that with the for sight that willie brown had but the dedication that the staff has with pga tour and managing harding park and the concerned fester to keeping that pa park and that golf course at world-class standards we're proud of the collaboration it's historic in many, many ways it will be the first in so many decades for a major world of golf to be hosted in san francisco i'm proud of the staff working hard with the pga the co-sponsors course is of standard but happy to the pga america for coming here. i know that the pga of america were here in disguise probably a few months ago playing the course and seeing whether or not on the turn of the 14 and 15 hole whether the gsht across the lake were going to be turned off i was wishing on during my opponents hits would those are gunshots go off or be dragon boat raise this is an urban setting this is why they choose san francisco to host it the urban setting the parks are extremely valuable on behalf of the city of san francisco thank you sandy tatum for your wonderful leadership in restoring our clubhouse it is restored for a re

playing i want to thank them and welcoming a good friend and someone i like to see in this city the pga tour president ted bishop thank you, very much for being here (clapping) >> i'm just excited, in fact, i'll as excited when former willie brown asked me to build that clubhouse at harding park in the earlier 2000s said you have to build it on time o pga officials are coming in and can't be detailed i was happy to put our skill sets together a revitalize our park into a golf facility and that's what we've done and pga park today, i'm here to celebrate the announcement lange along what the folks that pga park will be hosting the 2020 knapp and the 2045 president cup at harding park aren't those wonderful world-class events before those arrive in 2015 we will be hosting the match champing to the park those 3 events is the sunlight of a historic collaboration between the pga tour and pga of america in concert with san francisco. we can optional have done that with the for sight that willie brown had but the dedication that the staff has with pga tour and managing harding park and the concerned

and i know that since commissioner fittings up took over in the mid 90s, the pga tour has raised over one billion dollars in charity for all kinds of causes across the country i think that part of the our dna we wish to have the first t program enriched by all the golf tournlts in alignment with the way we handle all the international fester in san francisco whether a worldly sierra's or superbly 50 all the money raised will go to philanthropic causes the pga match that with the players along with the pga tour management i know have excelled in this arena that's why we're prourd proud to have the opportunity to host those world-class events. with that, i want to say again, thank you to all the pga staff the different golf clubs and the staff from our rec and park department and other commissioners and, of course, golf enthusiasts from the entire bay area. i want to introduce at this time a friend of mine and someone i want to see here often hate a our tour commissioner ted (clapping.) so thank you, mayor and we're delighted to be here today to participate in this announcement of next

and that was down to the world expanding and you were touring more. studio as early. people maybe used to do a three-month tour and then back in the studio. then all of a sudden, you can go to australia and you can go to south africa and south america. and there's all these other areas that you end up touring. that happens with bands. with us, it wasn't that at all. we started working with a producer called mutt lange. we wanted to do what was to become the "pyromania" album. he said to us in pre-production, i don't know about you, but i don't want to make a replica of your first album. the first album we did with him was our second album called "high and dry" which took three months to make. which is kind of standard, really, for that kind of a record. with the next one, he said i think we should try and make a record that nobody else has ever made. and that intrigued us. and we were young enough to go, well, that sounds -- yeah, yeah. i can go for that. all the new technology that was coming in that was being used a lot and not in rock, in michael j

being able to go out on a tour and do it successfully and know that when the tour was over, that clientaid i want you guys back next year. >> mark larson started as a driver and now schedules the fleet of almost 100 buses. he often has to face the painful reality that they sometimes have to turn away long-time clients because of scheduling conflicts. if they don't have the best drivers, mechanics and equipment ready to roll on a tour, they simply won't take the gig. >> i look at our business like a chain that you're as strong as your weakest lu esest link. so it's very important that everybody you've got out there driving your buss is top notch and all of your equipment is in really good condition. getting a call from air force one booking buses for the president, getting a text from george strait saying i want you to build me a new bus or getting a call from the oprah show saying we want to use your buses for her show, it's always something new. and it's never boring around here. >>> when you first sign up for an e-mail list you usually think a good idea. hundreds of junk mails later,

and i wanted to go on tour. we wanted to go on tour. so we had this meeting.put out food for everyone to eat. and then they discussed us going on this tour, which my friend and i were going to book -- this was before the internet. there was a book called "book your own f-ing life." and me and my friend evan went up to his attic in teaneck, new jersey and we booked a tour that went like new jersey, carolinas, atlanta, florida, texas and back. we got paid a combined $300 in the two weeks we were on tour. [ laughter ] but i fell in love with touring. and touring and music don't have anything to do with each other. so you can love music more than anything. we see it all the time. people who are amazing musicians, they don't tour. people who love touring and there's the worst -- [ laughter ] so i love that i fell in love with it. >> seth: you -- on this album you have a lot of guest musicians. yoko ono is on your new album. what's it like to work with someone like that? >> have you met her? >> seth: i have never met her. >> um, yoko is like -- she's so yoko, it's a

the brides against breast cancer tour made its stop in emeryville.dding gowns are off everred at doesn'ts occupy to 85%. nearly 80% of the proceeds are used to provide free programs for cancer patients and their families. >> wedding dresses are very expensive and sometimes way out of a bride's budget. so that's why we are here and not only are we able to supply the bride with this kind of dress and also able to help out a great cause. >> last year the tour raised $2 million to fight breast cancer. >>> it is time for a check on the weather. let's get to abc7 meteorologist frances dinglasan for the latest. >> we continue to see the unusual weather pat turn with the monsoonal moisture. we sauce numerous thunderstorms off the coast, and we're not getting much precipitation but there's still a chance of an isolated shower, possibly off the coast, and even the higher elevations, and of course we won't rule out the chance of a thunderstorm as well for tomorrow. and we'll also show you temperatures today, so check out the beach. santa cruz, nice beach day. l

[ jimmy speaking french ] i say none. [ laughter ] tour de france. >> jimmy: tour de france?h. >> jimmy: i don't think so. [ with french accent ] >> steve: tour de france. >> jimmy: france. tour de france. [ laughter ] [ speaking in french ] >> jimmy: spanx. spanx. baby hats. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: well, it's in full swing right now. >> steve: right now? >> jimmy: yup, there are only six stages left, which means the race is wrapping up and the champion will be crowned this weekend. >> steve: ooh-la-la. >> jimmy: yeah. now, at the end of every -- [ with french accent ] >> steve: tour de france. >> jimmy: thank you. they give out awards and prize money to the cyclists. but they also give out other awards during the race. sort of like the ones, you know, in high school yearbooks. like "most likely to succeed," "class clown," stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show superlatives." here we go. ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first cyclist is bryan coquard from fr

sauers, 1-4 in pga and champions tour playoffs. so both of them kind of break through in that department. >>> a reminder, the next major in the regular tour is upon us. the british open. tomorrow golf central is live from royal liverpool. phil mickelson in defense of his title. tiger woods at royal lake where he won the championship. 7:00 eastern on golf channel. both much in the same predicament. that was sauers lie up against it. there is colin montgomerie off the tee. >> and the chances are, neither player going to have an opportunity to reach the green. >> so what about sauers, roger? >> well, it doesn't have the greatest line, the bunker. it settles lightingly. but he does have an angle along that steep embankment to the right where he can play at the hole. it's a little too left but where he's got a shot, it's faf enough to get it up over the left. a very, very tough shot. but he has a chance. >> going with a 3-iron, it sounded like, roger. which 3-iron from a lot so good lie on a fairway bunker doesn't sound like an easy sho

we're going to take you on a tour with the leader of the top team in the tour de france to make sure what may -- to find out what makes him tick. the new car for royalty and the superrich. we begin with a bloomberg tv exclusive. over the weekend, we were speaking with france's finance europe economic conference and he said he would like to see less dominance of the dollar. >> we sell ourselves aircraft in dollars. is that really necessary? i do not think so. airbus can sell it to air france in euros. it would create stability for airbus and air france. so we can avoid this exchange rate risk. euro really be an alternative to the dollar considering that 60% of the reserves of central banks are in dollars? diminish financing costs in our economy by labeling more than other currencies. this is not a fight against dollar imperialism. ,he goal is to fight stability to reflect the financial and economic reality of the world, that the world can be more stable. >> do you think we will see more european banks get a fine like bnp did? europeanhere are other banks which are concerned by the sam

golf tour.he had won a u.s. open and a masters but had never won a non-major u.s. tournament. final round of the green briar in west virginia. forgive him if you've never heard of george mcneill. all he did today was shoot the second lowest rounds of the year at a 61. mcneil at 16 with an approach that set him up for birdie after finishing his round, mcneil with the leader in the clubhouse. cabrera started the day two strokes behind hurley. cabrera means business with this shot at 13. take a look where it ends up. that goes in. for an eagle. at this point cabrera was in front by three streaks and of -- strokes and after two bogeys and a birdie. this routine par on 18. he wins by two streaks over mcneil and now has one regular pga win to go along with the two major titles. >>> and that will do it for this early sunday night sports wrap. see you again at 10:00. >> nicely represented on the all-star team. >> absolutely and very deserving should be. >> cool. thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news,

tour.on't know if you saw the beyonce arena tour when it was around but it was amazing. >> extraordinary performer. >> dierks bentley, what's he doing? >> out there singing country songs. >> we love him. >> one of the country acts in the states out touring. willie nelson has the annual fourth of july picnic but if you can't make it to austin for willie's picnic, see dierks bentley, sing his new single "drunk on a plane" a cautionary tale. >> one would hope. >> dave mathews is out there. >> in a different tour. no opening act for dave right now. dave goes out and sings with the dave mathews band and does a solo set. you're getting twice as much dave mathews for your money. >> he puts a long good show on. >> motley crue, my personal favorite. >> motley crue are back. >> those of us who grew up in the '80s. this is supposed to be their farewell tour. >> didn't they sign some deal? >> signed a legal document saying we're never going to tour again, go out now until 2015 and hang it up on the roa

but decades later, tours of the pentagon are still drawing big crowds. chi lee atwood on the challenge to become a guide. >> so 1995 the -- >> reporter: each year more than 100,000 visitors toured the engine of the most powerful military in the world. >> 131 stairways and 284 restrooms and 691 drinking fountains. you can look up and see 7,754 windows. >> reporter: earning the stripes to guide tours through the complex isn't easy. trained are hand picked from the military's prestigious ceremonial guard. they mesmerize a 35 panel -- memorize a 35 page script in just 15 days and only half make the cut. >> the best day was when i passed training. i didn't think i was going to pass. >> reporter: in the last subpoena months -- 17 months, she has given more than 2,000 tours. >> some walking pretty much two, three miles a day backwards. >> backwards. >> backwards. >> so that's part of training right? >> part of the training yes. you have to memorize your script completely. back to front completely back. >> can we try it? >> yes are you going walk backwards? >> y

the men are in asia for the preseason tour.o face a french club in the champions trophy on saturday. african tim clark clings to his second pga tour title and americant to beat the by one stroke at the canadian open yesterday. clark, who has finished second 12 times on tour, had major elbow surgery and was four strokes behind. -- it the 38-year-old carding the five under par 65. the sixth runner-up finish since his recent tour victory nearly carter years ago. -- thelties in sexuall around 66.ot a double bogey at the 12th looked to cost him victory. mademore costly, mcgrane but astraight bogeys, birdie at the 18th gave him another chance. -- grade felt gg99Ññwçça7guc >> this is a production of china central television america. >> philanthropy--it's often thought of as a feel-good gesture only possible for the rich and famous, but is it time to rethink philanthropy not as the amount spent but rather how each dollar is put to work? i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it full frame!

tour of duty.> we talked a lot about what the right term is. we alternately ended up with tour of duty. some people went to all free agent nation. that does not allow investment in the future. either for the company or employee. you have to have investment and projects. this is what happens at so can valley. typically, you have a four-year stock vesting project. it is this mission oriented, realistic timeframe project that creates mutual investment opportunity. what should we call it? tour of duty. it has some weird -- some people find the military connotations positive, others negative. we don't mean anything other than a co-heretic, mission oriented project within a reasonable amount of time. >> there are three different phases. >> we started, the one we wrote the article on is transformational. work 2-5 years. do something transformational for the company, we do something transformational for you. then we realize there are other types. one is a foundational to work. i love this company. i'm goin

we're kind of in the tour, sort of biking along, see the pack there. under the circumstances a good look at kevin and what he's up to out there. >> wow, this is the kind of footage you want to get when you take your camera to the tour de france. >> this is an autograph. >> he got the camera back. you think, one of the fast bikers just picked my camera up and took it. i'm never going to get that thing back. you can see at one point he hands it over to somebody in a vehicle. they eventually got it back to the rightful owner. >> you can't pay money for stuff like that. you wish you had that video. >>> rescue firefighters on the scene of a small village in china to rescue a man trapped at the bottom of this home made well. they are in the middle of a drought. small villagers dig the well. this poor guy went down there. the well collapsed around him. looks like they have got everything they need to make this a pretty quick and effective rescue. first they set up the tripod and send one of the rescuers down. this is going to take much, much longer than you t

they had never been on this tour before. it was much more of an adventure than they bargained for. >> when they set out on the boat monday afternoon, the passengers were expecting a three-hour tour. >> ♪ a three-hour tour >> much like gilligan's vessel, this one ran into trouble too. on board was falls church resident ken maguire, his wife and two daughters. -- when you are driving a car and you hit a rock. >> that jolt was the beginning of their 15 hour ordeal. a second vessel arrived but the choppy water made it unsafe for passengers to board. by then, it was dark and cold. >> the ship didn't have any blankets. >> passengers started to get sick. >> grandmothers were sick. old childan 18 month who was throwing up a lot. >> hours later, a second dive team arrived and cut the rope. >> there was cheering in one corner of the boat so we knew it was good news. >> by 7:30, the passengers finally made it back to dry land. maguire says his family fared a bit better than most. >> we travel a lot. we have lived overseas. they didn't

we'll take you on a tour. we check out a new, organic, all natural bakery and juice bar. we go behind the scenes of one of the biggest retailers on the planet. it's summertime.we'll have some of the best salutations under the sun. hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly.. we are at the phs pop up garden at 15th and south streets and what a tropical oasis this place is right in the heart of the city! it's one of a number of new beer gardens that are popping up all over philly. so we're back here in the beer

they were on a promotional tour at the time. the robbers may have been following the entourage. >> i think this is pretty much they knew they were going to be there or they followed them there. yeah, it wasn't just at random i see a tillamook truck and trailer, let's take it. >> hard to miss t police have suspects in the case. they are worth $100,000 each. >>> time for weather now. that would be lawrence karnow's domain and the word of the day is monsoonal. >> monsoonal moisture! >> soupy. >> we had a chance to go outside and it's very muggy out there right now. >> it is. >> feeling pretty sticky. >> feel like i'm on the east coast. >> subtropical moisture, yes, thick out there now. we have a chance we could squeeze in a few more scattered light showers outside. out there right now, our hi-def doppler radar is scanning your skies. we have seen showers this morning sweeping off the coastline now, but there's enough there to see widely scattered showers even into the afternoon and maybe continuing into tomorrow, as well. it is mos

doing my own tour with the record. so awesome. i can't wait for people to hear it. >> are you going to the show at the mann you are a big american idol show. >> i didn't buy tickets yet. >> that is going to be, tough i'm sorry. i might go and tell but it. >> yes. >> you know what. >> you know what, i think, oh, my goodness, i got some tickets for you. >> thank you. >> is there two in there. >> two tickets. >> yeah, you have two. >> thank you so much. >> you will have so much fun. >> she's so cute, are you single. >> what do you mean like sipping will in music or single like relationship. >> yes, i'm single. >> okay, i have a place for you. don't listen to this. there is a beach in our area, supposedly perfect for singles for meeting single. >> single beach. >> yes. >> in fact, i got two of them in our area, i will tell you where they are. >> no, no nudity. >> okay, cool. >> no, no nudity. >> okay, cool. >> i'll tell you wherth weove this kitchen! >> no, no nudity. >> okay, cwhat's next? >> i'll tell you wherth great! d

. >> you're always on tour. >> exactly.lly don't like any more like long tours, i used to do for three months, i don't do that anymore, no, no. i got two beautiful granddaughters now. i want to be around them. what i do is three, four, five days a week max. and come back. and like this, all year long. tomorrow, i'm playing in detroit. >> you're on the move. >> tomorrow morning. >> the last time i saw you, your project had just come out. i love that record. >> that record probably is the better received record i ever done. i have 43 records, but that one was the last year, the must play it jazz album in all jazz radio stations in the country. also, the record of every record i had ever done, got seven nominations. one of them was album of the year, which it was competing with all the pop stars. out of those seven, it won three grammys. i never got a record that won three grammys. >> uh-huh. >> then the other one i did afterwards won a grammy, too. the other one -- my last three records -- >> all grammy winners. >> 8, 9 and 1

so she went on a tour that anyone would find grueling.t and signed books for several hours at a stretch. critics will say that's not much of a problem. it is not actually really an easy thing to do. it's also not the same intensity level as the presidential campaign. in terms of the pregame, it's impressive. >> certainly is, maggie, thanks very much, maggie haberman, our political analyst. >>> steamy love letters from the president to his mistress. startling revelation, about a man most historians have written off as rather boring. up next, the german chancellor angela merkel is unsure if she can trust the united states after another alleged spying controversy has blown wide open. ♪ it elicits pride... ...incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f". the performance marque from lexus. (water dripping and don't juspipes clanging)ncisco. visit tripadvisor san francisco. (soothing sound of a shower) with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> o

we go for a ride with the top tour de france team. cashing in on wimbledon. we will be live with a new champion, novak a joint venture and will ask -- novak your novak djokovic. sapin is urging governments to bolster the euro. counteract the dollar. was fined abnp record $9 billion. caroline spoike with sapin. >> is it really necessary? i do not think so. airbus could sell to europe and it will create stability. we can afford this exchange rate. euro be a competitor to the dollar? -- 60% of banks are in dollars. >> we can diminish costs. fight against the dollar imperialism. the goal is to find stability and reflect economic reality of the world. the world can be more stable. >> do you think we'll see more european banks get a finalize bnp did? >> yes, there are other european thes concerned about question. the pass is the pass. the u.s. justice system is independent. -- in the past is the past. we are looking to the future. >> is the french government going to take the lead? isfor us is any europe so it up to europe to lead the argument. -- france is in euro

we were the ones to tell the band's los angeles tour managers that the two tour buses carrying crewsor the band styx and foreigner are most like al total loss after today's fire. the bands were scheduled to perform in camden tomorrow night at the susquehanna bank center but despite the fire as they say in show business, the show must go on. it's the charred burned out shell of a tour bus carried some of music's biggest names like the day matthews band and othe others. but this is all that's left. >> it went real fast. tore bus driver dave, spent the day salvag salvaging what he cat hours before this is what his bus looked like. he could only watch as it burned. >> hard to get to it because we couldn't get some of the compartments unlock because the electrical locks went when the electric power went down. >> reporter: heavy toxic smoke poured from one tour bus in the parking lot near second and callowhill. the fire also damaged a second bus parked feet away. >> the flames were about 20-foot in the air and two different fire trucks here. >> reporter: buses were carrying crews with rock

app called the tour.d stone went on a tour with andrew mason to find out what he has been up to post groupon. it sounds like he was quite entertaining. i would expect nothing less. do this eagles really you know what? [laughter] >> as we were doing when these detours in fisherman's wharf, the great san franciscan tourist neighborhood, walking, listening to the tours -- you go to a specific area. a fisherman is talking. he is very earnest about this experience. andrew mason has a great sense of humor and dealt with it gracefully. not the most dignified thing. >> audio walking tours. why? >> it is a big market. there are a lot of these apps. other people have tried it. andrew, who was all it groupon about getting people out of the house and getting to experience their city in new ways, is riffing on his idea in a different way. he has a former -- couple former groupon engineers working on it. they think location-based phones, gps, all these things can create a better experience. we will see. it is not just

she is back with new albumn, and heading out on tour. sunday mornings' anthony mason catches one popular singer-songwriter. here is a preview of the interview you will see coming up a little later on cbs's sunday morning. >> it has been some time since we've heard from sarah mclaughlin. but this summer, the canadian singer, who sold 40 million records, is touring again. >> you haven't been afraid to go away for awhile. is it scary to sort of leave your audience for awhile? >> no, it is a bit scar toy come back, but more because i know how much work it takes to get back into the game. >> she's back in the game, including a differ ores, break with her long time manager, and the loss of her adoptive father, who died of cancer in 2010 at the age every 80. >> i don't think anybody gets this point in their life unscathed. you know, i'm 46 year old, and this is the time when parents die, when big changes happen. >> and singer sarah motorcycle lawn lynn once again just ahead on sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00. also, coming up in our n

the mountains are now behind the entersas the tour stage 19, one that will suit the sprinters. the only real threat coming from the crosswinds as they had through the regions of southwest france. survived theve mountains will be looking to make their mark in a sprint finish friday afternoon. toemy was presented barcelona fans thursday after joining them from valencia. they signed the french defender for 29 million euros. in 120 76 games in five years for valencia scoring three goals. the 30-year-old has twice played for france but failed to make it into the sport for the world cup in brazil. they are in full swing of their preseason preparations gearing up to their season tour of the united states. willoach of the champions face selections in the hamburg. the world cup winners have been given more time of. is much better, particularly for these players. of course it is better because they are more confident about their careers and features. -- futures. what happened to brazil will not be forgotten. they will last the test of time. i'm happy about all of it. with germany as worl

look at what we did the olympics and start of tour de france.s amazing to be here and this fantastic. >> you'll watch the tour come around? >> it will come through quickly. we're having fan parks to watch on the big screen. just amazing. >> thanks very much. quite a flat stage today. 155 kilometers across the course. many people we have spoken to are going to make their way to the finishing point. let me talk to these two. you have been to france. how does it compare to what we've got here? >> it's certainly beyond anything i've seen in france. you didn't get crowds like this. >> wonderful. thank you very much. lucy, it's a great atmosphere. give us a quick wave. we'll have fun throughout the day. >> looks like fun. thanks for joining us. i can tell people embrace the tour here. >>> thanks for being with us here on "gmt." just to quickly remind you there has been a earthquake in southern mexico that measured 7.1. we'll bring you more on bbc world news. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. all aboard. rolo. get your smooth on.