and the most important thing for me and the reason that i use this over an acoustic is the fact that it projects over an audience. >> over the years, antonio's won several talent competitions. he was also the winner of nbc's "america's most talented kids" in 2004. >> ♪ excuse me while i kiss the sky ♪ > that was like the coolest thing i've ever seen. >> antonio has even performed at carnegie hall, a place where most musicians can only dream of playing. >> how do you get to carnegie hall? practice, practice, practice. i mean, it's one of those places where, once you've really worked the hardest that you can and you've reached the highest point that you can, you play at carnegie hall. >> antonio also leads workshops to help other musicians develop their craft. >> i actually have a lot of opportunities to not only inspire youth to get interested in classical music and get interested in the violin, but also i'm able to help violinists who may want to break out of classical music. >> he hopes his classes will inspire teens to find their passion. >> you need to find that one thing that rea

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he moved to bart because of the great acoustics and for years commuters enjoy his songs echoing up the walls. he was a much loved member of the community. jesse also wrote and performed original songs with his band, and they were working on a new country album at the time of his passing. seven tracks from the album have been available for download for a suggested donation of $5 to pay for his memorial. we have a track here -- actually a performance of him playing at cards we would like to put in a clip. this is him here,, jesse morgan. ♪ >> hello. it sure as ain't johnny cash. ♪ with nobody to hold my hand and the beer i had for breakfast wasn't bad i had one more for the road my clothes were clingin' dirty shirts i was my face and combed my hair and went on down i smoked my brains the night before and i lit my first and watched [indistinct lyrics] across the empty street and they took me back to something that i lost somewhere along the way on a sunday morning sidewalk i'm wishing, lord, that i was stone there's something about a sunday that makes the body feel alone oh, there's nothi

i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nice game of tetris. what would you say to a friend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my keys. >> stephen: folks all across america cities have had enough of these occupy movements and yesterday tensions in seattle bubbled up like a phone a matchiato. we turn to knbc. >> chaot erupts in downtown seattle as occupy protesters took over a major intersection. police moved in with pepper spray. dozens of protesters were hit, including this pregnant woman. an 84-year-old elderly woman was all sprayed. >> stephen: now, spraying an 84-year-old woman sounds harsh until you learn that she was four foot 10. she could have gotten underneath their guard and pinched their cheeks or pelted them with a werthery original. and some have criticized pepper spraying a pregnant woman, but don't forget the cops were spraying for two. and i don't see why they didn't cuff that tiny protester occupying her womb. just another lazy, do-nothing mooching off the system. free room, free board, a

i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nice game of tetris. what would you say to a friend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my keys. >> stephen: welcome back, oarve. thank you very much. nation, everybody who watches the show knows i am a longtime critic of government waste. what was jefferson thinking paying $15 million for louisiana? ( laughter ) he should have gotten it the way everything else is paid for down there-- by showing napoleon his tits. 200 years later, nothing has changed, folks. just replace $15 million with $16 and louisiana with breakfast pastries. >> muffin-gate. pay training conference in august '09, $4200 was spent on 250 muffins. that adds up to 16 bucks per if yomorin. why should i or you work hard every day so some guy in a suit can have a $16 muffin. >> maybe i'm a cheap scabbing but i'm not going to pay 16 bucks for a muffin. i'm just not going to do it it it it it it. >> stephen: why would the government spend $16 on a muffin when they can go to starbucks and get one for 14.

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i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nice game of tetris. what would you say to a friend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my keys. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. nation, once again at the "report" it is time for show and tell. i'm going to show you stuff and tell you what to think about it. this is tip of the hat, wag of , a big tip of my had to wisconsin governor scott walker for bringing a new freedom to america's dairyland. >> governor walker's administration will allow people with training and concealed carry permits to bring concealed weapons into state capital. >> stephen: damn straight! we have a right to bear arms in this country and like it or not, wisconsin is still part of this country. (laughter) folks, i promise this is not... this does not mean you'll see images of gunfire in the statehouse, because while guns are allowed, cameras are not. (laughter) thank god. cameras are dangerous. with no waiting period or background check, any whack job

so they serenaded the crowd with acoustic.y urged protesters to stay in place. >> >>> a consumer alert. toyota is recalling more than 500,000 vehicles with problems that could make it difficult to steer. it affects 137,000 lexus vehicle including the 200 # and 05 camry and highlander and sienna. no reports of accidents or injuries related to the problems. the story re information go to on the home page there on the front page in the slide show. >>> an asteroid size of an aircraft carrier passes within 200,000 miles of the planet. these are shots from nasa. experts say there's no need to panic. there's no chance it's going hit us. now if an asteroid crashed into the planet it could wipe out a country. according to scientist if it fell in the ocean it would caught a 70 foot high tsunami. those are impressive numbers. you had video of this you showed us willer. >> it's the same pick -- us earlier. >> it's the same pictures. the first movie release but i am sure there will be other images. we are studying the weather and i wanted

i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nicend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my keys. >> jon: welcome back. some things everyone knows. pizza tastes good no matter where it's from. leprechauns are very difficult to catch. and this. >> the truth is that npr is a liberal organization. it always has been. npr has been known to be liberal for decades now. >> jon: decades. at least two according to that guy. pretty young. but we all remember sitting around in the 1960s listen to the wait, wait, don't draft me. so you can imagine how pleased npr would be when they found out world of opera host lisa simeone and caitlyn curran were supporting the occupy organization. it's wrong to create a mortgage backed security filled with loans you know are going to sale so you can sell it to a client by picking the loan most likely to be defaulted upon. that was what the sign said. by the way, that is a much better bumper sticker than a sign. i followed that guy. npr wasn't pleased. they got rid of both individuals so t

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architects can design and build quiet buildings, better machines, better designed, acoustic modifications remember the era when the car alarms were raging. we can modify these things, we can change these things. right now, we have an epidemic of buildings just dumping noise and the only process in the city to adjust that is by complaint and the complaint goes down if there is 55 decibels of noise daytime, the department of health will get it to that level. and how much noise is 55 decibels in your neighborhood? i do not want you to sleep with that. they want to reduce it to 45 for the night. the only problem is, at 45 decibels, even with your windows closed, you'll get noise. and you can get noise in your apartmentñr with a rating of 36, 37 decibels with your windows closed and there will be abuzz across the street. why can we not catch these sources at the source? surely we can do better. it is something new. it is called forced air heating and air-conditioning, hvac. we can modify this. we are such a treasure to live here. i really think we can keep this noise out of our environment. th

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one, i think he was doing it -- it sort of an acoustic guitar, so at least musically it was pretty mellowords, i think, are very challenging as you can imagine, but i also think it is possible that certainly some white house staffers and maybe even the president himself, we don't know, wasn't aware, because this was a providing background music. he also has performed for the white house before. he performed during a christmas party in 2009. he has this relationship with them as being an entertainer, but said he wanted to express himself, and i think he was a little surprised too that he wasn't stopped, but he said part of the way he was doing it was sort of in a way that wasn't completely in your face. although he did show the t-shirt, it is very surprising, but he said it wasn't, like, he trunt e interrupted the dinner, he segmented into this rendition of a different song than what he had been playing. >> in the end, his music is what upstaged it all. they didn't notice what was being said. all right, brianna keilar, thank you so much from honolulu. >>> a digital media diva inspired by

i came on and -- with an acoustic guitar, and i played the guitar, and i sang these rather sweet, plaintive the great john lennon and ringo starr. and they both said -- [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] and they were hugely encouraging. and i met dick james, who -- behind a vast desk and a vast -- acres of mahogany and cigar smoke and said, "we would like to mold you. to mold you." and i thought, "this sounds very interesting." [ laughter ] and wanted to perhaps sign up -- sign the recording contract. but i declined and i went onto the stage instead. became an actor, rather than a singer. >> jimmy: [ british accent ] [ unintelligible ] >> [ mumbling ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that because it's kind of like paul mccartney and john and ringo in one in one voice. >> yeah, it is. >> jimmy: yeah, it's very good, >> jimmy: well, now you are -- you are acting in this movie. it's called "hugo." it's a family movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: it comes out the wednesday -- the night before thanksgiving. >> it does. >> jimmy: and martin scorsese -- not really known for his family movies. >> no, it's a huge