anthony brown, who is a composer, is going to get a horn player to play something that is good but it's also someone who hasn't played in a while so it's a bit rusty. that's kind of tricky, but it had to be that because it couldn't be anything too complicated. he couldn't come up with this extraordinary riff set that made everyone kind of stand up and cheer. it had to be this sort of ragedy and yet truthful and sum up everything that's happened in the course of the play. but that's anthony brown's problem, not mine. >> so, anyway, i guess we should open this out to everyone out here. i'm sure you've got some questions that you'd like to ask phillip, so i'll be happy to take questions from the floor. over there in the red. >> can you explain again why the no no boys were rejected by the japanese community? i can understand if they said that they did not want to -- if they answered no no that the caucasian community would reject them, but i'm not sure where the japanese community rejected them. i felt like they were making a stand for the community. >> i think what's happened in the last

in high demand both as a teacher and as a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it out, figure it out. it never quite jelled on the base but when hillary called today, i started to think more about the cedar flute. i said, i wonder if this particular air can fit? well, here we go. (instrumental music). >> thank you very much. i guess what i want to say about an arrangement like that is that it's not meant to use the cedar flute as a bit of exotica, but what

. >>> anthony brown is going to be at a senior apartment complex to announce funding for the anne arundel health enterprise zone. it's the atv and it's part of a four year pilot program to help underserved areas to get better access to health care. >>> president obama welcomes the university of alabam crimson tide. they won the national championship and the president is going to recognize thecrimson tide's communityests. >>> -- community efforts. >>> and adam scott is the first australian to win the masters. on the second hole of the playoff on sunday it was the second year in a row the masters went into a sudden death playoff. >>> when you watch baseball today you will notice players wearing the number 42 on their jersey and it's all in honor of jackie robinson. he was the first african american to play in major league baseball 66 years ago and put on a jersey and the legacy is remembered at major league parks across the country where games will be played. the dodgers are also unveiling a statue in his honor. >>> disturbing details are expected out of coming out of washington, d.c. about

. >> anthony hunter often calls mother browns home. not many people know what happens here at night, but our nbc bay area camera captured it all. upstairs, the homeless are allowed to sleep in chairs. >> you really can't sleep in a chair. by the time you get comfortable, you're falling over you've got other people laying on you. >> during our visit, 30 men did their best to stretch out, propping up their feet, leaning on walls. hunter says he appreciates the helping hand, but it's no way to sleep. >> we need beds. we really need beds. >> and they've been doing this for over ten years now. it's so hard. room full of people trying to sleep sitting up, it breaks her heart. >> it has turned to a big, huge, political thing. i didn't envision that. all i was thinking about is letting people sleep there at night. >> placing a homeless shelter in an industrial area is not correct. it violates zoning. >> safety and security have to be addressed. >> hunter and others have to make a decision. >> a budding san francisco start-up has an ambitious a

we are trading the action today with anthony, steven weiss, josh brown and mike murphy. josh, there were many reasons to be cautious last week. >> yeah. >> good p earnings today. are we going to pick up where we left off? >> seems that way. we had diver jenss to kusd on the head and shoulders pattern. we had distribution. these things b have been resolving to the upside. the market is unphased. the new leg in the bull stool is they are saying europe will change its outlook on austerity. here's the truth. you have a 70% beat rate. we are 20% through s&p earning. that's not bad. on top of which there is a 16 multiple. it's not the 12 multiple we were at but it's not where the bull markets end which is more like 17 or 18. if you want to hang your hat on something, the divergence is resolved to up the side, earnings beat rate is healthy and price to action is better than i thought it would be. >> steve, are you agreeing? no guidance, lowering from companies like johnson controls, i will fois tool, ingersoll rand. you have industrials participating. are you a believer or not?

brown but we call it golden. >> golden state. >> thanks, anthony.et's bring in comcast sportsnet and i'm assuming giants and warriors news. >> you perfectly pegged it. the giants in action later and you'll never guess who's catching tim lincecum and a special return to fenway park for bostonyans. the warriors back in the playoffs for first time in six years opening up against the best home team in the nba. highlights with game one with denver are up next on nbc bay area. >>> when their season began back on halloween, not a whole lot of people were ready to call the warriors a playoff team however mark jackson's group matured early after overcoming adversity and began their underdog run as a sixth seed in the western conference postseason and warriors first playoff game in 267 days, giving a little bogut taste there. now to the fourth quarter, warriors down seven but david lelanding awkwardly and gets up and shoots free-throws but would be hurt later with a hip strain after he hit both of the free-throws. turning it over, law son, he'll lay it up, nu

brown. gracias. >>> gracias. >>> bÁrbara. >>> a apoyar a este elenco. gracias a james por estar aquÍ. y vamos a cambiar de tema, anthonyasistÍa, se llevÓ dos galardones y se llevÓ el... >>> y asÍ hablÓ del dictador trujillo, y cuyo rÉgimen es condenado por la mayorÍa de los dominicados, y ahora le pidieron a las autoridades que sea enjuiciado por una ley que prohÍbe manifestaciÓn de trujillo, se desconoce si procederan. la presentaciÓn mÁs esperada fue de los hermanos rosario, junto a toÑo. fue un reencuentro para la historia. >>> contento. >>> toÑo rosario y su esposa lucieron un estilo similar. y miren quiÉn desfilaron, benja carolina y enrique crespo. >>> haciendo pases con enrique crespo, los dos estamos bautizados en cristo. >>> no faltÓ nuestro jomari goyzo. >>> estoy invitado por luz garcÍa, y tiene tres cambios en la noche, espero que sea un Éxito. estoy asustado, porque veo mucho desastre. >>> otro de la casa dijo sentirse orgulloso. >>> uno llega a estados unidos con la patria en el corazÓn, y estar nominado es algo que no tiene nombre. >>> y estaba nominada lourdes stefan que presentÓ un premio. tambiÉn asis

brown in boston. he's outside the hospital where the accused is being held. terrell, good morning. >> reporter: anthony and norah, good morning to you. and to our viewers in the west. the last we heard, he's in critical but stable condition. under heavy guard. and he's awake and communicating with he isinvestigators in writing. investigators spent sunday combing the neighborhood where dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured. a helicopter found him lying inside a boat in a watertown backyard friday night. after an hour-long standoff, agents launched stun grenades. >> we have movement in the boat. he just sat up. >> reporter: tsarnaev suffered a gunshot wound to the throat which some investigators believe may have been self-inflicted. the end of his time on the run began earlier when he and his older brother tamerlan car jacked an suv. inside the owner left a cellphone. >> we were able to ping that phone and figure out it was heading to watertown. >> reporter: tamerlan tsarnaev died after being shot at several times and being run over. george mcmasters told 60 minutes if the teen is one of the bombers, he'd be ba

anthony swift, thank you. >> thank you, judy. >> ifill: now, our continuing coverage on the impact of across the board deral spenng cuts kicking in this spring in washington and around the nation. tonight, jeffrey brown looks at what it means for science and research. >> brown: in the world of science, the government is a big player-- disbursing money for grants and research. with most federal agencies set to see reductions of roughly 5% of spending. that will mean cuts for the national institutes of health, the centers for disease control, the department of energy, nasa and other key players. matt hourihan has been tracking the immediate and potential impact. he's director of the r&d budget and policy program at the american association for the advancement of science. welcome to you. >> thank you. >> brown: generally speaking, how big a deal is in in the world of government-supported scientific research in. >> it's a very big deal. a very big deal. we're looking at roughly $9.5 billion worth of r&d cuts this year as a result of sequestration. it's about -- those are cuts adding up to almost 7%. these are the largest cuts we've an actually mean? a single year in 40 years. >> brown: those are big numb

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brown. >> stephanie: yeah. >> interesting that they have been goosing people on and then saying hey, it's not our problem when it gets violent. >> stephanie: yeah, good news anthonyile to gays and lesbians -- >> stephanie: yeah. that's true. you are teaching them, like it's okay if this is a phase and then just work your way out of it by the time you were 18. >> yeah, and if you don't then we don't want you. but while you are here maybe let's do some back door repair with therapy. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: we have people who are totally anti-gay with their arms wrapped around people who need to see the light and be morally straight. >> yeah. ann romney will show up saying stop it. >> ann romney: stop it. this is hard. you want to try it get in the ring. stop it. >> stephanie: are you pitching a tent. top it. merny you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning, stephanie. hang on just a minute -- i got to -- >> stephanie: okay. >> caller: i just wanted to remind everybody that pedophilia is not about the sex, it's a form of rape basically -- it's about domination power, control, the whole bit, and i think these people are just a little bit a