our first panelist is amy bach. miss bach spent eight years studying courts throughout the country and she wrote a book called "ordinary injustice." it is really an incredible book that looks at the perspective of the justice system from a contract public defender's per spivet, a prosecutor's perspective and a judge's perspective and she was able to come up with some brilliant insights about not whoonl the problems are not only what the problems are but what to do about it. professor bener wrote incredible tweetice studying public office throughout the state of -- tweetice studying public office throughout the states of california. why they are not equipped to properly handle all of the cases that they have and the challenges involved in it and what to do about it. next we have the public defender of fresno county. ken tagucci. he has fought a valiant battle. it is still going on on. a raging battle with the board of supervisors in fresno county and last year, they cut his staff by 12 attorneys and at the same time

bach's piece. think about the conditions that bach worked in. tavis: that requires having a long view. >> it was right here and right now when he was alive. that's why they didn't like him. duke ellington's pieces are well documented with the whole boom in the electronic media, you can get all of this stuff. walt whitman, debating right now over mark twain. he is still available. winslow homer can still be seen. we have to understand this is an important legacy for our country. when you study our greatest artists, they will show us how to deal with each other and our blood lines are intertwined. it is not hyphenated america. it is expressed in those arts. it tells us who we are. we don't have to always speak in slogans. we are related. we have had a history on that land. we have gone through struggles and survived it and come out. it is documented. tavis: how does all of this that you have been putting to the here now impact your composing. i ask you that because you're not just a great artist. more and more you're kicking out these compositions

i has sharma's made interesting point and it's a point that i would make this in persian into bach brain actually in a certain sense is risky for both saudi and iran because the block raney democratic process can have an exemplary impact on both countries and can encourage the slow growth of a civil society and democratizing process in saudi at the same time as it can encourage support for the green opposition movement in iran and reading the iranian reactions official reactions to the incursion into iraq it was striking how how low key they were compared with the material being put out by shia mosques since they pakistan and other countries are a gentleman to this point i'm going to have to jump in after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the shia sunni divine state with r.t. . to. start . wealthy british style. market dynamics. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report on r t. the globe. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around the russia.

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people are still playing bach and beethoven. >> is beethoven the greatest composer of all time? >> i do not know. enough anything, you listen to his music now, it is soothing and you have to listen, they wrote in movements in those days. i listen and read this thing one time, reading up on beethoven. there was a point in his life when they were trying to ban his music. you know why? take a guess what it wanted to ban his music while he was living. tavis: i know about him losing his hearing. >> they said it was too sexy. they said it would arouse -- tavis: he was bringing sexy back. >> it would arouse the young ladies. if you could hear the music -- if they could hear the music they play today. tavis: the other part of the story, you know you are a bad boy when you lose your hearing and you still right. >> absolutely. tavis: unbelievable. >> he was music. it did not happen if he could hear it or not. he could hear it in his mind and write it down. hearing it in his mind. he was music. he is one of my favorite writers. tavis: tell me about this new project. what is looking robinso

or the risk you know people of your status should despise bach music and yet you just called it an art school how do you feel about pop music of worship and know why a lot of people who are all very professional in decent pop music it would be wrong to despise them so you don't generally feel snobbish towards pop music not a tune if a not exists and it isn't a mind that means it deserves to exist. but that's not the point the point is we don't need that much of it. balance and that is something people who are on the television have to consider with well the music when it is sunny tuning in we used to know all of all great artists. today we don't know anybody in addition a lot of young artists moved to the west because among other things there was no law that would let us remove the form was for theaters they're no longer able to do their work is the same risk even elder man on a football team in football older players are asked to leave but that would be impossible to do theaters. when someone starts working in a russian theatre they spend the rest of their life there as a theatre has

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prices for the bach residence -- the 10,000 square feet belvidere clubhouse, comes with a complete chef'sen with indoor and outdoor entertaining. an elegant lounge with fireplace, game rooms, media area and game rooms. the clubhouse is an exclusive benefit that all belvidere residents can enjoy. listen to what some belvidere homeowners have to say. it's truly beautiful and reminisce sent of -- so all the cabinets, it's just beautiful, again no detail spared, no expense spared to make things right. totally wired for everything from home security to your media, i mean you can walk in and just plug things in, they have thought of everything and they spared no expense. the quality of all the furnishings and construction and the appliances they put in is really amazing. >> i have looked around to other parts of the bay area and looked in the city and i have to tell you that based on what i have here now and what i have seen, this is really the best value that i could find. >> we feel that we have gotten more bang for our buck than we would have anywhere else in the bay area. just looking aroun

the bach residence has a larger master suite with a full bath, a large family room and secondary roomith an ajdjacent full bat. all kond mins include granite kitchen countertops, all appliances including refrigerator, washer and dryers, gas fireplaces and entertainment center. don't forget the belvedere clubhouse that includes an all-season, indoor swimming pool and whirlpool spa, a fully e equipped gym and fitness center, a complete catering kitchen with indoor and outdoor entertaining. an elegant lounge and fireplace, game rooms, media area and multipurpose room. the belvedere clubhouse is an exclusive resident all residents can enjoy. >> i looked around other parts of the bay area. i've looked in the city. and i have to tell you that based on what i have here now and what i've seen, this is really the best value that i could find. >> it's truly beautiful and reminiscent of a european experience every day. so the inside of the homes is equally as beautiful with ten-foot ceilings and the granite kitchen slabs and cherry cabinets. it's just beautiful. again, no detail spared, no expen

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we will be right bach the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. a live look from our roof camera showing you downtown san francisco, mild start this morning. now, here is a look at the weather. >> louisa: good morning james, here's a shot of san mateo you can barely make out the cars. it looks like we are seeing some wet weather in san mateo just light showers though, you'll probably need to turn your windshield wipers on. very polite.light. later wins the moe we side yesterday to mark, i get ready for a pretty big warmup temperatures expected to jump into the '70s to mark storm tracker 4 you, a closer look you can see the wet weather later around the media bay downtown san francisco places like the hell, the bay bridge some fairly wet weather. were just talking about light sprinkles over emeryville, oakland to downs of the san francisco, san bruno picking up showers as you head from 1 01 towards 280 pick exemption sprinkles. you can see the bulk of the wet weather staying well to our north. picking up showers into the pac

the author of "the real cost of living," david bach and farnush, the author of "psych yourself rich." i want to start a college fund more for my niece. >> what an awesome uncle. the 529 is for you. especially if you're a grandparent or uncle or aunt, a 529 lets you grow the money for college tax-free. you have to shop around. go to savingforcollege.com. because there are a lot of ways to invest. but uncle gary, keep it out of her name. it will work against her when it comes to applying for financial aid. should she not go to college you can gift it to another family member. >> all right. very nice. again, congratulations. now to our phone lines. we have jennifer on the line from maryland. good morning. what's your question? >> caller: good morning. my question is that my fiance and i have $64,000 in savings. we have a student loan debt of $49,000 and we are paying minimum payments. the other debt we have is a car loan of $11,000 and a rental property which is currently being leased out. we are thinking of buying a home for ourselves in the next year and would like to put down a good d

i see the benefit in the approach of sheriff bach. i see the benefit in us opening up the dialogues, but i don't see the benefit in stigmatizing, finger poting, or even creating the specter that it may occur, even if it doesn't, as being something worthy of where we should be in our collective humanity in the 21st century. and so while i can empathize with the challenges faced by these families, we can all point to instances in our districts where families are suffering. the goal here should be how do we address that suffering through communication, through dialogue, through enlightenment, which is where we need to be in the 21st century. i'd like to take this moment and yield the balance of my time to the gentle lady from california, ms. laura richardson. >> thank you, ms. clark. for the record, i just wanted to clarify and build upon the question, the last question i asked you, sheriff bacha. there have been two issues mr. king brought up for this hearing. one was the fact of are american muims cooperating with law enforcement? the

jean chatzky, david bach and personal finance expert carmen ulrik is the author of "real cost of livingks for taking my call. i have an incident. my mother-in-law passed away and she divorced my father-in-law over 12 years ago. he has since remarried. in the meantime she never switched the beneficiary which at the time he took out the policy had her husband and then her daughter which is my life as the number one and number two beneficiaries. i'm curious. isn't there a law in place regarding divorce and how it affects the beneficiary of an insurance policy? >> first, james, we are sorry for your loss. this is complicated. >> it is complicated. i want to focus on three quick things. the first is you have to go back and check the divorce agreement between your mother-in-law and father-in-law. it may actually stipulate what happens to that insurance policy and may require or not require him to inherit. there are often estate laws on the books and those laws may say that in the event of divorce your father-in-law doesn't have a right to the money. so you want to check state law on that. for

i see the benefit in the approach of sheriff bach. i see the benefit in us opening up the dialogues, but i don't see the benefit in stigmatizing, finger pointing, or even creating the specter that it may occur, even if it doesn't, as being something worthy of where we should be in our collective humanity in the 21st century. and so while i can empathize with the challenges faced by these families, we can all point to instances in our districts where families are suffering. the goal here should be how do we address that suffering through communication, through dialogue, through enlightenment, which is where we need to be in the 21st century. i'd like to take this moment and yield the balance of my time to the gentle lady from california, ms. laura richardson. >> thank you, ms. clark. for the record, i just wanted to clarify and build upon the question, the last question i asked you, sheriff bacha. there have been two issues mr. king brought up for this hearing. one was the fact of are american muslims cooperating with law enforcement?