she used to be a singer, ronstadt.now, she's here leading this demonstration against me. so the least i can do is play some nice songs for all our inmates that are on lockdown. locked everybody down. no visitors, because of this demonstration. >> he probably doesn't want us to hear what's going on out there. the lady's cool, i respect oldies, don't get me wrong. but when you're trying to sleep because you've got to go to work, and it's loud as hell, you're trying to sleep, it's kind of wrong. >> well, i don't know if they like it. i'd rather have frank sinatra, but, you know, frank isn't here. i hope i don't have a riot after they listen to it. >> this place sucks, man. it really does. >> they don't like me enforcing the illegal immigration laws. think they've got me, they're going to make me go in a hole or make me resign. never going to happen. if they want to change the laws, don't make me the poster boy. go to washington and get the laws changed. i'm just doing my job enforcing the state and the federal laws. and t

a very revealing interview. >>> linda ronstadt would tell her story today.nson's institute and center which is located in the south bay. >>> we have a nice weekend. >>> we do. we have some very pleasant weather coming our way as we get into the weekend. temperatures will warm slightly. as we get into the business we, temperatures will cool. all and all i think the final few days of summer will feel a lot like fall. here is a view of the bay bridge into san francisco. partly cloudy around the region. we have some patchy fog and low cloud cover. mid and high level clouds in the forecast for today. the afternoon sea breeze will be back. it's generally light. afternoon highs will range from the mid to upper 60s on the coast to mid to upper 80s inland. a 20 degrees span. sometimes we see 35 and 40 degree spans. here is a view of the futurecast model but notice the low clouds back away from the coast partly cloudy for the coast. these are mid and high level clouds into the afternoon. that will be about it. temperatures will be mild. 60 in walnut creek. 61, fremont

this year shall the dinner will feature a presentation by linda ronstadt about her personal story ofd with ronstadt about her life and how parkinson's has affected it. >> parkinson's limits your motion a lot. i still have really good friends that are stimulating to me that are smart and funny and keep my brain alive. but it's -- the idea of just running out to a concert or out to a movie, i have to really plan for it. and if it is longer than an hour and a half, two hours, i can't do it. if i have to sit in a theater seat, i can't do it. my life is way more limited. >> we will have the full interview tonight on the 10:00 news. for more on the fundraiser, i'm joined by the co-founders of the danville delegates foundation. thank you for coming in. >> thank you very much. >> we were talking at the commercial break. you watched your father, your uncles, grandparents. >> grandparents. >> yes. >> die from parkinson's. >> with it. >> right. >> describe what was that like? as a son, as a nephew. >> i grew up with it from being five, six years old. i remember my grandmother having it. and it

linda ronstadt covers "blue bayou," and van halen "pretty woman." both become big hits.hen, in 1986, director david lynch chooses roy's song "in dreams" for his film "blue velvet." >> there again, my dad's on the forefront of some groundbreaking thing 'cause david lynch loved his music. >> roy orbison is making a comeback. he's inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame with none other than "the boss," bruce springsteen, doing the honors. >> ♪ and i'm just killing time >> and while roy works on recording a new album called "mystery girl," producer jeff lynne introduces him to tom petty. the three, along with old friends bob dylan and george harrison, start jamming at each other's houses. >> out of that was born the travelling wilburys. >> traveling wilburys, volume one, is released in october 1988, while "mystery girl" is slated for release in february. it's a milestone roy never reaches. on december 6, 1988, he dies of a massive heart attack while visiting his parents' home in nashville. he's 52 years old. >> i was so crushed as a 12-year-old kid. there was just such

back then, you road on their learjets or road the busses with linda ronstadt next to you for an entire three hour ride somewhere, and then backstage. >> hinojosa: because do you feel that today almost, now, in terms of like, music journalism, it's all controlled, contrived, prepared, marketable, kind of... >> yes. right. in one word: yes. there are, of course, exceptions, and some magazines have more access. back then, rolling stone had access to pretty much everybody for as much time as we wanted. >> hinojosa: but anytime that you read about these guys, it feels like it's, you know, it's contrived. it doesn't feel like you're really living with... do you know what i'm saying? it doesn't feel like you're really living with these big, top musicians. >> right. you're popping in for a moment. you're getting a sliver of their life, and it's only the professional life that you're observing. whereas back then, as i say, riding in a bus with bonnie raitt and tom waits and john prine all hanging out and goofing around... >> hinojosa: don't drop any names or anything like that! >> ...and gettin

. >> our conversation with linda ronstadt. >>> in the north bay, a bank robbing couple nabbed. what happened to the hold up note that surprised deputies. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >>> the dramatic arrest of two bank robbers. >> they were also wanted for other crimes in the community. debora villalon. >> reporter: the couple was being tailed by police who were ready when they picked this wells fargo. >> this is so exciting. >> reporter: an employee at a cell phone store did what came naturally when law enforcement suddenly swarmed a pickup truck outside his window. >> i was like oh my gosh i have to get this on video. there's no way around it. >> reporter: he saw officers pull a man from a pickup truck at gunpoint. >> looked super super scared. put his hands out the window right away. he looked like he had been through this before. >> reporter: napa police had been actively sear