>> yeah, and tone dwre tony blan a band together. they're always looking -- i think they change the name of the band every year. my suggestion was. >> the best, the best -- what was the name? >> the michelle baughm har n overdrive laughter >> so great. >> one one of other suggestions, really, was the joints chiefs of stash. >> we caw touch that. >> no, no, we won't touch that. >> i love that michelle joarn drive thing. i'll laugh myself to sleep. let me hasks you were the episode of portlanding as it seems to be your next start turn. (applause). >> everybody talks about this. >> a lot of people ask me to clean their house now. [laughter] >> i thought you were amazing playing amy mann. you and fred are friends. >> yes. >> that's how this came about? >> he lived in l.a. before he moved to new york before he did s & l. i'm a big comedy nerd and most of my friends are comedians. >> so an opportunity to be one of the great comedians of the modern era. >> also, i trust fred's sense of what funny is and i was like tell me exactly what you wa

cover band they became the back bone of the driving mourn sound that came to define twoer of -- tower of power. their latest album is a double disc set called "hipper than hip." is is from the 40th anniversary cd. it's called "what is hip?" ♪ ♪ tavis: still sounding good, man. still sounding good. whatever happened to the bands with the great worn sections? >> were there that many? tavis: more than there are today. >> that's true. i guess they gave up. less music in the schools, there are fewer horn players coming out. guys want to play guitar and synthesizer. link -- ihink that think you are right about that. it is a serious indictment. what kills me is that the data is so clear on what music education does for children all the way around. not just for their tone or there is a, but the performance in the key subject areas. >> math and science, we can use some mathematicians. clearly in my children. my wife homeschools. we got them into music and immediately, all of their subjects got better. unfortunately, it means everything and one of the first things to go as the music program. -- is the music program. tavis: why

we had a great band and making good soul music. i had been in this relationship with this woman that was 24. she was six years older than me. she would break up with me and come back. why do you want to be with me? go be with girls your own age and i said no, i want to be with you. tavis: we all know that story. >> why don't we write a story about an older woman telling a young guy that you are too young for me. we were listening to curtis mayfield. he had this record out called this is my country. really high. we loved it. we have to write a great trumpet intro because we had this guy nick gillette. we wrote the trumpet first. intro atback to the the end. it was really the most famous thing about that tune. it is that song. tell me about the process when a song is written. tell me about the process for laying down those horn licks. >> you get a title, you get a groove, you get a phrase, anything you can build upon. that one was inspired by the curtis mayfield tune. and the song was also inspired by cheech and chong, he was in the

recording sound on to a dvd is a recording studio, and having a live band is a performance space and it is not the same thing, and it is, the same family as it were. but to me, i don't think that they have been doing this and what i see in the city is a lot of pressure on musicians, and places like this, to find ways to stay open as developers come in and read develop our city, which we are seeing a lot of right now. and i think that the reason that he is doing this, is because he wants to stay afloat and he is willing to make changes to do that. >> okay. can i read this to everybody? >> this definition number ksection 1060. and it says, a place of entertainment which would also go for limited live, every premise to which patrons or members of the public are admitted, which serves food, beverages or food and beverages, included but not limited to alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises and where an entertainment as defined in subsection g. so, it does not say a word about admission, charging admission, so far. >> so this is just, so the food and the beverage. >> because i

and justin timberlake was a bona fide heartthrob. but band. >> this is the compound. we tried to learn our instruments better than the next guy. everybody worked to that goal. >> reporter: it wasn't a crazy house, it was a focused house? >> it wasn't crazy at all. it wasn't like, you know, you would think like, oh, there is girls over all the time. there was this. i mean, it was work. >> reporter: the girls? >> i mean -- well, no. >> reporter: maybe a couple? >> honestly as crazy as it sounds, it wasn't that type of vibe. >> reporter: with his fans, justin had a vibe all his own. >> i think there is and appeal in him. he's been perceived as a relationship guy. justin timberlake's female fans wearing t-shirts saying, mrs. timberlake. i want to be mrs. timberlake. not saying i want to be a one-night stand. >> reporter: if he was smooth on stage, he seemed even smoother in the studio. is it fair to say that justin is a perfectionist? >> he is a perfectionist but there's no work involved for it. you know? it's really just boom, boom, done. 16 hou

as far as i'm concerned you could ever be involved with a great band very people and you know it's all that i have nothing but really great memories from a certain period but then there was a this a shift. where just got to be very difficult and also we lost a couple key members and it was one of those kinds of kind of bands it was really founded on it's chemistry of the five original guys and so once that decimated. sort of never felt the same after that do you get better as a player i try. you know you know i love playing and i think the more i put the longer i've been doing this the more i love it so i would hope that along the way i'm picking up some progress you know a great audie shortstop playing the clarinet he said he stopped playing because there was nothing more to play but the model learned i don't think is a musician that's possible but you know i mean there are some fantastic musicians but to me it just seems like there's no end to what you can learn or at least come up with there in the world of electric guitars wood les paul reich les paul is probably and. let's pose li

bake sale down the street a lot of things else stems from from when i was a kid i wanted to be in a rock band and i wanted to be a wrestler those were my two dreams that i never saw the difference on why i couldn't do one or both of those things or both and has both create creative forms of expressing myself all the things that i do still fall into the bell of being creative and they all kind of expanded i mean wrestling is pretty much. acting you know singing it was a commit you know anything to do radio you have to commit and make a connection with the audience and if you can do that you'll have a fan base your natural what you are ok how did the idea for but i'm chris jericho come about in two thousand and five i left the deputy to come tell a to study acting and start breaking into this world and i realized pretty quickly that just because i was chris jericho you know internationally famous wrestler in this genre coming to hollywood a lot of people really didn't care so i'd be in a casting room with ten other people that looked just like me to read one line for c.s.i. sheboygan you know t

[tapping] so, uh, have you found a band yet for your wedding? no. 'cause i'm in a band. rock. yeah. i mean, it's inevitable. i definitely overhear some wedding preparation, but i'm fine with it. she hears me arranging my social life, and we both have to hear dwight order deer urine over the internet,

on friday night and a band on sunday afternoon, as far as the coming week, if their permit is extendingy will show vertico on friday note. and they will show all san francisco based movies. supervisor kim did receive the one complaint and they are following all of the rules and baring anything crazy happening it will be extended through november. >> and you know what the submit a calendar of what kind of events that her tolding? >> yeah. so it is kind of a work in progress, because the programming is informed by the community. and they did have the one, last night and someone broke into their shed that has all of

on friday night and a band on sunday afternoon, as far as the coming week, if their permit is extending they will show vertico on friday note. and they will show all san francisco based movies. supervisor kim did receive the one complaint and they are following all of the rules and baring anything crazy happening it will be extended through november. >> and you know what the submit a calendar of what kind of events that her tolding? >> yeah. so it is kind of a work in progress, because the programming is informed by the community. and they did have the one, last night and someone broke into their shed that has all of their equipment and it looks like nothing pa major was stolen they don't have their sound equipment stored there, other than that it has been positive. >> great. >> commissioners? go ahead. >> the oasis is that the permit that we gave sam when he was alive? >> that is it. >> did it change hands? >> it did. as well. yeah. i didn't realize it was coming back. >> it didn't change hands because of a death, it was some change in ownership, like percentage and whatnot. it did not

(tesar) we have so much room for improvisational expression that we need something as a band to keep us together, and it is the form itself. a song that we play, "the comet" is what we call an a-a-b-a form. the a-a-b-a song form is very typical for many, many popular compositions. if you were to follow a piece of sheet music and look at the way it was constructed, you would see we'd play an a section which is eight bars, another a section which is eight bars, we play a bridge which would be a different section, and then we go back, and we play another a section. now, if you listen to the melody, it's going to be stated in the 32-bar context. [plays sample] same thing. [plays sample] bridge. [plays sample] back to the top. [plays sample] end of 32 bars. and then, those same 32 measures of music or the structure that we're playing in, goes around and around and around, and the musicians improvise on that form. and when we improvise, we're improvising on that same form. a lot of people ask the question, "how do you know what to play "when you're done playing the melody? how do you all kn

tell us how brian created them as a band and a brand. >> he discovered when they were relatively unknownng small clubs. he saw in the beatles a group that had a great message of love, as cheesy as that is to say, to spread in the world. he also saw in the group a band if presented properly could appeal to everyone, girls, boys, young people, cross-generational. >> you have a book with beautiful imagery. a lot of people love graphic novels, some don't know why someone would choose to tell the story this way. brian as someone who narrated knew they had to have a certain look. >> he came up with the suits, haircuts, imaged the band, found a way to present them so the world could embrace them. he knew their message would be universal if it was presented in such a way everybody could hear it. that's what he did for the band. >> in terms of the graphic medium, the way to tell not only the facts but poetry behind it. apart from being a great beatles story it's a very inspiring human story about this guy with all the obstacles he faced realized a spectacular agreement. he was really in many ways

so you can. >>> and finally tonight a true band of brothers, some of america's wounded veterans joininglegend, music that can raise you up, all part of an event close to the heart of abc's bob woodruff, the veterans making sure their voices are heard. >> reporter: if anyone needs the healing power of music -- ♪ >> reporter: it is these men, wounded on the sands of iraq and afghanistan. >> my life has just blown up in every sense of the word. >> reporter: their general now, concert pianist arthur bloom. >> there are an increasing number of studies that show that music can help an injured brain heal. >> reporter: he founded music core which teaches vets to play using their new bodies to heal their old wounds. james biler lost both legs and two fingers. >> it was fantastic therapy. i did it all the time in my room. i played guitar a lot. i would say i'm a better guitar player now than i was before. >> remember how we end it. >> reporter: when rock and roll legend roger waters of pink floyd learned about music core last year he decided to create the band. a lead singer, triple amputee, tim

a large band of storms overnight for places like indiana, ohio, missouri. it goes into the south-east. very concerned about the storms. they can be strong and there is a possibility of an isolated tornado. we'll monitor that. november - still a chance of a tornado because our air masses are balancing from the cold air to the north to the warm air to the south. at 1 o'clock you see a band stretching across kentucky. it shows tennessee included. it continues through sunday afternoon, pushing off the east coast. temperatures cool to the north and very, very warm, well above normal for the south. >> speaking of the weather this weekend the sky is putting on a light show. it's a meteor shower expected to be at its brightest. it's called the leonid meteor, happening every november, getting its name from the leer constellation in the east, where it appears. it's comet dust that lights up the sky as it flies buy at 158 miles per hour. you'll have the best chance of seeing it from the south-west or the north-east. a full moon could steal the show. >> a controversial

whether it is a band or just over all, >> yeah. i mean, i have from my mind it is, you would, i would test this sound just to make sure that it is working and it would not be a massive sound check or like anyone do a rehearsal or along those lines, no. >> you realize that there is going to be a certain level that you can go to and if you bring in a band they have their own amps sxefrg else. >> yeah. >> and i mean, that mostly when it comes to the band stuff, i think that, anything that was to be played in that space, is more of acoustic level. and i want to stay within the realm of what has been happening already and what the people are willing to tolerate and i think that a lot of this is a learning curve, i am trying to figure it out and so i am trying to determine, what is, sort of that line, and that one can't cross and then make sure that i work with that. >> and i think that i mean that is great to learn and everything. but i think that... if acoustic i am not worried about, someone will say that i will bring my three or four

months out of the police academy, and it is 2:00 in the morning or 12 in the morning and you have a band going, he does not known the fineries tf he wants to see the permit. and so the guys payed, whatever, $480 for a permit. and you know, go ahead and serve some water. give out coke, and give out cool-aid, but for crying out loud, i got a bunch of pictures sent to me on friday night of a neighborhood in sacramento and it was unbelievable. three blocks of police on horses. and they were videoed. and the people, hundreds and thousands of people on the streets, art galleries having the openings and i said, what happened to san francisco? and i think that this discussion for the last ten minutes is exactly what has happened to san francisco. and i think that you ought to watch it on tv >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> let's take a motion. >> i move to continue this permit until we get an opinion from the city attorney, of whether or not a permit is required for this space. that is my motion. >> there is a motion, is there

a label. max and another band had on myspace and i was a you-tube kid. they saw us, forced us together.ed us out. weorke very hard to generate a foundation. social media. we couldn'tave done it 20 years ago. >> that's great. five strangers and now you're a band and traveling around the world. i trust that you've forged personal relationships with each other too. >> no. >> i know that the girls go crazy. infamous for throwing bras and panties on the stage. >> especially th americans. >> what do you do with those things afterwards? do you leave them on the stage? donate them to crity? >> put them on >> we normally throw them around the stage a little bit. i'm really good at throwing. so normally i try and throw it so it hooks over someone's head and they'll wear it as a necklace for a little bit. when they get on the stage, they're always really warm. [ laughter ] you know that it's real. not jt -- it's actually been -- >> the guys are between the ages of, what, 21 and 25. ou're having the time of your life. nathan, is it true thatou guys individually have been requested a lot to give gir

still a band there but unfortunately there's not a lot upstream yet. so these are just little bands and there's going to be a break. it's one of those wait 5 minutes and i think it will end. little bit falling in parts of sonoma county, a little bit in marin county, no reports yet and that's it for now. temperatures are in the 50s. they're not going to budge. they're stuck for the rest of the morning here. lots of cloud cover. there's plenty of moisture here. there's just -- you know, i wish the jet stream was a little better. a little more lifting in the atmosphere, that's just not happening. our forecast model does bring rain in later. by this evening it moves south. the band is stalled which is why it's bringing most of it in this evening, and things are -- little bands scoot through, boots scoot through in the north bay. now by wednesday afternoon it's gone thursday, everything clears out of here and we're back to sunny and dry and windy. right there is the main band. it's trying. it's trying but i think later more so than now. 39 in tahoe. snow lev

bake sale down the street a lot of things else stems from from when i was a kid i wanted to be in a rock band and i wanted to be a wrestler those were my two dreams and i never saw the difference on why i couldn't do one or both of those things are both into his both create creative forms of expressing myself all the things that i do still fall into that bell of being creative and they all kind of expanded i mean. this thing is pretty much acting you know singing it was a commit you know anything you do radio you have to commit and make a connection with the audience and if you can do that you'll have a fan base or natural well where you are ok how did the idea for but i'm chris jericho come about in two thousand and five i left the divinity to come tell a to study acting and start breaking into this world and i realized pretty quickly that just because i was chris jericho you know internationally famous wrestler in this genre coming to hollywood a lot of people really didn't care so i'd be in a casting room with ten other people that look just like me to read one line for c.s.i. sheboygan yo

sing live notes soul diva justin brown because auto tune means they no longer train their voice when a band members that beyoncé mind the national anthem at the presidential inauguration the mainstream reacted with shock although even the singer has said everyone's doing it chris first ones doing it work people shocked and surprised the secret that nobody did speak when the also faces stripped away and people see how the reality of how things are put together the general public are surprised and shocked it isn't the emperor's new clothes. the embrace new going to do just. it to get perfection. separately from the. emperor began to blush just listening all to voice holds as they fall off stage. or drop their microphone with no change in so. so obviously it's painful as hell c.b.s. reports with builders lips thinking. i once saw madonna drop her microphone without it affecting her vocal performance one of which then she and her band left the stage all together for an entire track without any change in sound or style elton john is considered one of the few big today who still sings lloyd. he w

it has been basically closed. >>> from this florida, two plea deals in the hazing case that left a bandrobert champion died two years ago following a hazing ritual at florida a&m band. the second saw 21-year-old avoid prison by pleading guilty to lesser charges and promising to continue to work with the prosecutors. >>> wall street is back on the upswing with new all-time highs for the dow and s&p. the dow up 71 points soaring to the 36th record close of the year. and the nasdaq also finished sharply higher. the gains were fuelled in part by macy's with better-than-expected earnings, raising hope for a strong holiday season. >>> somebody could be $67 million richer and they probably don't know it. it will be no good next week. the owner of the carolwood market says there is a chance it could be an out of towner considering the drawing was may 25th which was memorial day weekend. >> very possible that it is somebody that was visiting, somebody that was just here for the weekend. >> if the jackpot is not claimed most of the money goes back to the state education fund. were you in tampa me

a band had been scheduled to perform tonight. tonight.hopping season as you can see, it is not all merry and bright. shoppers were pushed and shoving their way to a tablet computer launch sale. says that similar problems were reported at other stores but were fewer problems this year than in years past. shoppers outside of chicago or witnesses to a police involved shooting. all of this is when they confronted suspected shoplifters. one of the officers got caught in the car's door and was dragged. when the driver refused to stop, another officer opened fire, hitting one of the suspects. the officer being dragged and the suspect were injured but both are expected to survive. a las vegas man recovering after being shot in a robbery. he wanted a discounted big- screen tv and was carrying it home when a man confronted him and took the tv. a fight over a parking spot has led to a stabbing last night outside of a walmart in virginia. police say it started when he haunted his horn at christopher jackson. when he got out of his car, punche

we play it live with a band. correct a fewust of the words and then we are done.t is what we did this album. night, she came on the boat as well, we made an epic video to it, which is basically set in a circus. all of the songs came tumbling out. they are all distillations of moments in my life. i could jump , when i was seven years old, or whatever, and quickly write in a sort of germ gestural form, something about it. i like getting tiny things and making them pay, rather than trying to read about epic things. class i suspect every songwriter could write about his or her life. what is it, for you, that makes your life so interesting, lyrical fodder? class i am a gambler. adventure. probably doing lots of stuff. it brings in rich content. mention or talk about. i talk about one of the songs. i have been to the whole drug thing, nearly dying when i was younger. klesko's letters are very powerful. class i liked the idea at the end when i came back with a gospel trier -- choir. these great singers, just to give it a spiritual uplift at the end. song, i think it is q

a contract ? this just means i'm thinking about it. look at this. i hear bandsg to night, and a lot of them sound promising, just like you. am i missing something ? look, almost anybody can sound good in a recording. you push the right buttons, turn the right dials, even i can carry a tune. that's technology. now, the real question is, what is a band going to sound like in front of 20,000 people ? hey, we can play live. come listen to us before you make a decision. now you're talking. where do you play ? well... there's this cool place in town called crossroads cafe. we play there all the time. you ever hear of it ? henry works there after school. i have to admit, i don't handle too many rock stars that are still in school. look, once i sign a record contract, i don't ever want to hear about school again. crossroads cafe. yes, mr. al-jibali is right here. just a moment, please. hello ? abdullah. it's good to hear from you. how are things in cairo ? take your time. yeah. really ? that's wonderful. how long are you staying ? well, in that case you must join us for

acquire and this part of speak to be put in the wrong libyan have a band that is clear and patients long ago meantime but stockpiles remain in the country that's causing major headaches and concerns now rushes in the alarm over a warehouse that's packed with radioactive material it's in danger of falling into the wrong hands got a story a website r.t. dot com we've got a lively comment on it too in the next instant also online as well india joins the march club log on to our web site for the details of the country's first probe of it goes into the red planet. and the break we're movements gathering steam this time in the u.s. state of colorado people in several counties there are about to cast their votes on whether or not to form their own independent state or not is made a poor nye looks into what's motivating them. in a state of five point one million people democracy is failing in the minority and a battle to break away has begun or trying to address kind of systemic issue within a country which is this rural versus urban divide eleven colorado counties approximately four hundred tho

members were part of a band called yellow dog previously from iran. a fourth member was the reason the kicked out over an argument of money. it executed -- a texas been convicted of withholding evidence that sent an innocent man to prison for 25 years. involved michael martin, who was wrongly convicted in 1987 of murdering his wife. he was released in 2011 after dna evidence exonerated him. the lead prosecutor in the case, ken anderson, was charged with withholding evidence that could have proven morton's innocent, including an interview with his son that said that his father was not home at the time. serve a $500 fine and pay a $500 fine and serve 500 hours community service. >> i want can anderson to no longer be on the bench and to no longer practice law. both of those ha happened. my number one motivating factor here is that what happened to me will not happen to you, and from what happened today, we succeeded. morton served close to a quarter century in jail. he was exonerated in 2011. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, demo

♪ as the singer sang or a band played, the air in the room would vibrate and an acoustical recording ould collect the sound waves, and these would be transferred through sound pressure down onto a cutting stylus which cut the sound pressure waves into the record. musicians really had to play for the recording equipment so you would set up the recording equipment, and then the musicians would gather around the recording horn, and, for example, if someone had a solo, they would move up closer to the horn, and if they were not doing a solo, they would have to move away from the horn. [trumpet plays on recording] the main limitation was, it took loud sounds to cut into the record, and, for example, instruments like an acoustic guitar or a violin were very difficult to record. [violin plays on recording] one way around that was at the turn of the century. for a few years, a lot of the recording studios, edison included, used what was known as a stroh violin which was designed in england. it used a phonograph diaphragm and a phonograph horn so it essentially made the violin into a horned in

and listening to a band. ere were a lot of people in there. >> terrible, terrible. >> well, here at home, all eyes are on the website that still has improving to do. healthcare.gov. by the end of the day, president obama says the website should work for most people that are trying sign up for health insurance. >> that's not to say that problem, aren't going to pop up again. just weeks of frenetic work, fixing the site. overnight, tech experts took parts of healthcare.gov down for maintenance. it is back up now. let's go to cnn's jill dougherty at the white house. good morning, jill. >> allison, george, the administration is confident that the website can handle a steady stream of roughly 50,000 customers at a time. but hhs secretary kathleen sebelius is urging people to shop healthcare.gov during off-peak hours. mornings, nights, weekends, the concern, not overwhelming the site. >> reporter: withering criticism of the rollout of healthcare.gov is intensifying the administration to get this fix right for saturd

it has been basically closed. >>> from this florida, two plea deals in the hazing case that left a bandhampion died two years ago following a hazing ritual at florida a&m band. two former band members entered deals yesterday. the second saw 21-year-old avoid prison by pleading guilty to lesser charges and promising to continue to work with the prosecutors. >>> wall street is back on the upswing with new all-time highs for the dow and s&p. the dow up 71 points soaring to the 36th record close of the year. and the nasdaq also finished sharply higher. the gains were fuelled in part by macy's with better-than-expected earnings, raising hope for a strong holiday season. >>> somebody could be $16 million richer and they probably don't know it. there is an unclaimed ticket at this store in tampa. it will be no good next week. the owner of the carolwood market says there is a chance it could be an out of towner considering the drawing was may 25th which was memorial day weekend. >> very possible that it is somebody that was visiting, somebody that was just here for the weekend. >> if the jackpo

with a band of snow extending from arizona to wisconsin. mountain areas could see heavy accumulations. rain showers for southern california. >> highs for the northeast will be in the 40s. mild across the midwest. windchills could fall below zero in wyoming and parts of colorado. >>> someone hit the jackpot and doesn't even know it. where a winning $16 million lottery ticket is about to expire. >>> and in-flight emergency. what opened up inside this plane that forced the pilots to make an emergency landing? >>> and a-rod unplugged. the embattled yankee goes on the radio and doesn't hold anything back about his steroid controversy. >>> welcome back, everyone. how much is an upgrade to first class really worth? american airlines is now letting passengers bid for the better service. interested customers can submit an offer along with their credit card information. and they will be notified by e-mail if they've won. >>> you may need that upgrade after fighting your way through the airport. a new study says we will be facing holiday-like congesti

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>> we're not putting a band-aid on the website problem. oing triage and open heart surgery. >> when will you have a sense of self-reflection and say we have a problem here? >> we have a problem with the website. i'm be you all. but there is a political problem. not necessarily a substantive problem but a political problem with the number of people who are being told their insurance is canceled and who don't yet know what their access will be. >> that's not a political problem for people getting their health insurance. >> we don't know how they will end up. most will edge up in a better situation than they were before with inadequate insurance. >> who gets to decide whether they're in a better situation? the individual or the state? if you are buying a product that you like and plow the government says you cannot because this is better for you. >> the government has to decide just as governor romney and the massachusetts legislature, you knew where i was going there, kevin, decided in massachusetts that there was a package. >> not 330 millio

there is a band off mendocino coast, there is a bark worst than tats bite and it is something we have not seen much of in a long time. it could give us some very light rain along the san mateo coastline. some light rain is possible emphasis on very light but by this evening it will move north and it could have some late sun and the low, the energy sources are way to the north so we are just dragging across. we have to juice up the atmosphere and it has been too dry. maybe low-to-mid to upper and it is a mild system, 38 with the cloud cover and it will be very mild and you can see there is not a lot there but a little bit of enhancement and we'll see if that materializes and after that goes through, we will be dry for a while until the weekend when we get cool but some late sun, not a lot just a little bit, temperatures mid-60s unless you are by the coast. we are starting off with 59 degrees and it would not take much to get into the 70s. 60s or lower 70s on the peninsular. thursday friday it looks good and it looks windy and cooler on the weekend. >>> well a retired bay area teacher i

and on an almost realtime bases you need a band that is changing to reflect the variables going on. that is why this hasn't been charged. this is as a monumental und undertaking. and all of the pieces to create value for the broadcasters and value for the wireless industry and paying for first net and providing something for the american taxpayers all have to go into the complex rubic's cube. >> this is the most complicated spectrum market we have attempted. and there are a number of cha h challenges. you need to create an incentive for the television broadcasters to be willing to give up this very, very valuable spectrum. on the other side of the coin, you need a structure that has enough bidders to be able to drive up the price. there has been discussion about whether some of the wireless companies might be excluded, verizon and at&t known massive amounts of spectrum so there is discussion about excluding them. but that might have a negative impact on the auction itself. so these are issues the fcc is going to have to work out. and i might add the auction is currently scheduled for

a police helicopter crashes into a club while a band is performing on stage. the intense efforts to rescue the revelers trapped inside. >>> buying and brawling. new images this morning of black friday gone wrong. record sales provoking bad behavior in the aisles. why would a woman bring a taser to the mall? >>> and they don't call him russ-diculous for nothing. russell westbrook with an amazing come-from-behind, overtime, buzzer-beater. wait until you see this play. >>> good morning, everybody. also coming up on "gma" on this saturday morning, a mystery illness in las vegas. dozens of young football players becoming violently ill right in the mildle of their championships. many of them rushed to the hospital. our dr. rich besser is here with more on this. >> some of the kids as young as 7 years old. >>> also ahead, miracle rescue. a teenager plunges 80 feet off a cliff. how the young girl survived that fall and the freezing temperatures would help to save her life. >>> there's a lot of other developing news this morning. for that, as always, we turn to mr. ron

a little band of showers from pennsylvania to new york. nd that a little batch of snow through central illinois. not a whole lot really accumulating, but there's a little band of snow. it moves very quickly. as you get back to the north and northwest, clears out. that's where the cold air is sitting. bismarck 9. minneapolis 19. chicago down to 27. here in the east, however, 56, memphis. we're still 52. you can see the frontal boundary is right through there. the temperatures will be dropping during the morning as the mild air begins to retreat with the front coming through. rain showers transitioning through rain and snow showers. we might as i mentioned earlier, may see a coating in our area north and west. in garrett county, guaranteed 3- 5 inches of snow with the cold air. way out to the west, that's where they have the winter weather advisory late tonight through tomorrow. north wind up to 25 knots in the bay. a small advisory. bay temp 55 overnight tonight. rain showers moving in. 39 for the low. stay way above freezing. during the day

like when i'm donating food i need a band, music. like i said, the main push is tomorrow.'m going to be at the livermore safeway, the one on first street. near 580. jon and laura i assume you'll be out and with. again, $10 bag, they make it real easy. 10 bucks, goes a long way to help these families. ♪ >> there we go wlaxt a song. >> every super hero need as theme song. bob, that's officially yours now. >> 5:50 now. a new major recall that parents need to hear about. >> we have a major gadget as well. >>> a very important heads up for parents. a popular baby monitor recalled this morning after a pair of babies die of strangulation. sad there. angel care monitors incorporated now voluntarily recalling 600,000 of its movement and sound monitors. the consumer product safety commission says the sensor pads cord could wrap around the child's neck if pulled into the crib. the monitors they were sold from 1999 to 2013. the canadian-based company is offering to repair those kits free of charge for all customers. >> 5:53 now. a lighter note, it's gadget friday. you suggest that peo

. >> jon: put together a group of 20 guys, a band of veterans, they performed last year.y. killed it. they were so good. >> you can watch it and if you are not going you can see it. chevon philips is here. a sergeant in the marines badly injured. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> and his amazing mother right next to him gail. they've been here almost every year for event. they are absolutely amazing. >> jon: i'm looking forward to chatting later. it's always such a great night. it's a great event. >> you've been there every year. you know it and you've done so much -- >> jon: i enjoy it. we always have a great time. i get way more out of it than i ever give. >> this year no crack. >> jon: no crack? >> nothing for you. >> jon: didn't you read my green room rider. i get crack. >> you can run for mayor. [ laughter ] >> jon: bob woodruff. wednesday night it's a great show. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that is our show. join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> lhota warns new yorkers they are about to elect a mayor who has a habit of oversleep