a little bit of classical: beethoven, mozart, bach. >> how did you learn? i mean you don't just sit down one day and start feeling out bach on the piano. >> nah, i just, took what i know from the trumpet and translated it to the piano. >> how do you play, for example, the bach pieces that you like? i don't see any sheet music... oh, here you go, a little. >> yeah. >> so you can read music? >> yes... but not like, for piano i kind of like- i can't really read it directly. like that one's actually for the cello, i actually took the cello piece and played it on piano. >> what, um, what does playing the piano do for you? >> it's therapy, and a hobby, an interest. i wanna be a professional you know its just a little bit of everything. >> does anybody else here play? >> nah, not really, like i teach them, you know the- [plays a scale] the little scales and different- they like little hip hop beats, you know like songs that are already made so i teach them how to play those. like you'll have kids make beats and flow all day but when it comes to a little sonata or

>> classical beethoven mozart, bach. >> you don't just sit down one day and feeling out bach from theat i knew from the trumpet and went to the piano. >> reporter: you can read music? >> yes not like for keyboard i can't read it directly. the cello piece i played for the piano. >> reporter: what does playing the piano do for you? >> therapy hobby interests i want to be professional, little bit of everything. >> reporter: does anybody else here play? >> no, i teach them little scales and they learned. they like hip hop beats songs that are already made. i teach them how to do that. flow all day but when it comes to a little sonata, forget it. >> reporter: what are you doing now? >> a cello suite by bach. >> how does it go? >> see if i remember it. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: cambiahar let him keep his trumpet when he arrived and later found him apiano. aa piano.but not everyone here has found their way to peace. the meskite unit is about to explode. >> more from inside this weekend on al jazeera america kids behind bars, a soledad o'brien special report this sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. that's "

mindi bach nbc bay area at the park. >>> astros houston's mascot orbit looking for the homer from billyler last night. getting the offense on track. lacing the lead-off double to left. he scores on a sac fly. hoping to have better stuff tonight. bottom first, one out. gets the come backer. that starts the 1-4-3 double play. out of a jam. things are looking good. 3-0. athletics in the sixth inning. >>> recently admitted he's been nervous with the playoffs getting ready to start. nervous or not, they've put their club in the best possible condition to win. the club got in a little banner raising practice today, putting up shiny new playoff banners outside oracle arena. >> it's like a new beginning. it feels like the first game of the season. you're excited. there's kind of a renewed energy sense of urgency. this is what makes it fun. >> finally, despite missing play dwrof action for the action in 21 years of coaching at every little, the sharks todd mclellan will stay busy. he'll be head coach for the upcoming world hockey championships in the czech republic from maye 1st to the 17th. >>>

at at&t park, mindi bach, nbc bay area. >> we'll have are that story at 11:00. the warriors seem to have never lost, steve kerr comes up short in the nba coach of the year voting. the ws' head honcho finished second to atlanta's ubudenholzer. he received 513 total points from a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. kerr finished with 56 first place votes and 471 total points. jason kidd placed third. and finally if you're a 49ers fan and last season's 8-8 record has you feeling sick a look at 2015. the 49ers open at home against the minnesota vikings on monday september 14 and host the packers october 4, october 18 baltimore's in town followed by the seahawks just four days later they then travel to seattle on the 22nd and also have trips to chicago and cleveland. now the raiders host cincinnati open the season, denver comes to the east bay. the silver and black also host green bay december 20 and finish with the chargers here and the chiefs in kansas city. you know, we're in the nba playoffs. baseball season fully up and running and we are talking about foot

progressions in mbira music are very much like the chord progressions in jazz or the chord progressions in bachre the underlying framework. in a jazz context, you improvise over a recurrent cycle of chords, a chord progression. in mbira music it's the same. you improvise over a recurring chord progression. [playing mbira music] you don't have the word for chord, and you don't have an explicit body of musical theory. but if you play notes that are not in the chord, your teacher will tell you or someone in the audience will tell you, or they'll throw a stick at you. you don't do that. they'll say, "here, leave that alone. don't play that note here." and they'll show you "here play this one." and if you analyze what they're telling you to play, they're telling you to play the notes that are within the chord. so they're hearing the relationship of tones to each other. they're hearing chords, but you don't have a word for it. and really that was the situation that existed in western europe before music theory was developed. music theory is something that is based upon practice. it's based upon what

in oakland with the a's, mindi bach, nbc bay area area. >> thank you.e story tonight at 11:00. >>> while the giants are breathing a sigh of relief matt cain will not need tommy john surgery, the horse will hit the disabled list for the fifth time in the last three seasons. he has a strain and is expected to miss at least two weeks. >>> on sunday, the dubs matched up tonight against a possible play-off foe. half a game out of the eighth play-off spot in the west. first quarter time rung out. never fear steph curry will here. dubs up-1 in the second. curry toying with the defender. the stepback part of a huge first half. time running out. curry toniu owe. and the fadeaway is pure. right now, though they trail 88-82 in the fourth. >>> finally, tiger woods ready to go after a fifth green jacket when masters play gets under way thursday at augusta national. woods is back after dealing with numerous health issues and problems with his game that have kept him away from the pga tour since february 5th. >> people would never understand how much work i put into i

. >> so was officer john bach. bach's death in 1933 and the thirst death of the san jose police department morris hubbard. a look back at all the people who have served the san jose and bay area community and sacrificed their life. >> sadly, officer michael johnson's picture will also adorn the halls of the san jose police department where they show the pictures of the officers that have been killed. a live look from inside s.a.p. center this morning where we're waiting the actual memorial service to start. they were giving a chance for all the officers to file in. of course, the patrol officers as well. more than 200 motorcycle officers who followed the procession in so they're getting them a chance to get in, settle in so everyone is able to take part in this muemorialmemorial. >> a slow solemn walk you see right now. all of the san jose police officers and their brethren coming into the s.a.p. center, getting ready to start off this ceremony. we're pauls going to give you a little bit of background as well on of

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the preliminary investigation reveals it was a van heading west on bach that hit her. the driver is assisting with that investigation. >>> about a dozen people are out of their home tonight after a fire broke out at their gaithersburg apartment building. that fire reported late this morning at the three-story building on north summit avenue. the good news is everybody got out safe. the red cross will be helping out the residents who are, as we said forced from their homes. >>> meantime investigators are working to determine what caused a fire to break out in southeast washington. two people were pulled from a burning row house on 16th street this morning. one of them was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> i walked outside, they were putting the ladder up a few doors down from our place where i was staying, and they calledin an ambulance, i think, and they brought out two people and i know they were doing cpr in one. >> another person pulled from the house has serious injuries that are not considered life- threatening. >>> well, metro has settled a lawsuit

our port of san francisco monique moyer, carol bach and from the parks alliance and -- sf state and professor who is teaching a course at san francisco state and rumored as part of the academic requirement with the class volunteering at the conference and your students gave great feedback and said it was one of the best things they did surg the semester. san francisco travel, the parks foundation and elizabeth goldstein and a former member and the presidio trust and thanks to the others who assisted and of course the trust for public land which was out there in force. the people -- locals most involved were jennifer and phil and these relationships are going to benefit open space for a very long time to come. so with the conference behind us our focus now shifts to summer which believe it or not is right around the corner. summer day camp registration has been open for a couple of weeks and with a little time to go the numbers are indicating great numbers and the learn to swim programs and focused on working with kids who actually don't know how to swim and we actually have adults in some of

>> right now i'm doing uh, cello suite by bach. >> how does it go? >> lets see if i remember it. [piano music] >> cambiar let him keep his trumpet when he arrived, and later found him a piano. but not everyone here has found their way to peace. the mesquite unit is about to explode. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... the boys are quiet in mesquite today, then suddenly tempers flare. 15 year-old wyatt swings furiously at another 15-year-old named keidrik. keidrik gets in a single punch. >> good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> i heard that you had a little excietment this morning? >> oh nothing too much. >> nothing too much? what happened? >> i got rushed in the bathroom. >> you did? >> yeah while i was doing my chores... unfortunately, but... >> so what started all that? >> i have no idea i was in there doing my chores and he just ran in there and hit me 'whop'. he said, "what's up," and then the

now we want to go to another reporter andrew mullen bach from wtop radio. andrew what are you seeing? >> reporter: i'm in west baltimore on west north avenue. this is where the protests and looting have taken place this afternoon. i have to say it is a striking image to see police in tactical gear surrounding a building that's burning and that's really the situation right now. just a couple of blocks way from where i am right now, the cvs has been on fire and fire crews have been working to put it out all while police are surrounding it to protect it from any more damage than has already happened. so this has been an area where store front after store front has been looted and from my observation many appear to be mom and pop stores not like a cvs but family owned businesses that have been looted. all of their items broken or destroyed. really for the community here whether you live or work here it's an absolutely heartbreaking day on a day that the family of freddie gray just wanted peace. >> it's heartbreaking to all of us to watch, andrew. are you gettin

she bach baqubah. shia publishes militias. >> recapture and kill dl diyala from i.s.i.l. diyala province is on the border with iran and its influence is evident. this border crossing was closed for 30 years. now, it's wide open. the popular mobilization force and shia militias are the real power here. some analysts fear that the victory over i.s.i.l. may have strengthened the shia fighters. >> translator: after the liberation of diyala we witnessed the increasing attacks on sunnies. this social phenomenon is tearing out the integrity of the shia people. there is a sectarian and ethnic strife currently e-currently taking place in diyala. >> fighters are only defending their country he denies any wrongdoing. >> the talk of changing the demography is not true. we felt the danger of i.s.i.l. reaching diyala. we stopped them. what the sunni politician he are accusing us of doing is defaming the integrity of the iraq fighters. >> reporter: prime haider al-abadi curb he says the criminal activities of a few members. but he also warned against demonizing this force which is now t

but comcast is said to be willing to bach away from the $45 billion deal. this deal was facing intense scrutiny from the federal communication its commission, and today dominate broadband and pay tv, with 30 million subscribers, and that would cement comcast as the world's largest cable company by a long shot. the staffers are not convinced that the merger is in the public interest, so they recommended that the case be herd by an administrative judge and glow to hearing. a hearing is a big roadblock to merger smalling to many people that the government would and could block the deal. this happened not too long ago it started and comcast shares a close slightly higher than the market. and time-warner shares fell slightly at the close so neither stock reacted too much, because we're waiting for confirmation on this, and neither company is waiting on the reports that we have gotten so far. >> so comcast is accustomed to losing and we know thatta, and what happened here? >> comcast is a big player in the lobbying and government front. they spend a lot on lobbyi

we're asking david bach. author of book, smart couples finish rich.nother thing in the world that couples argue more about than money, if you have different relationships with money growing up, i don't know how you over come that. >> it is a huge problem this article talks about social class issue. if you come from different social class you believe in money differently you will fight potentially get divorced, it comes down to how were you raised financially we tend to do what we saw our parents do. if your parents were safer you saw them talk about retirement, chances are you will do the same thing, if your parents were spending money all of the time, we often recreate what your family did. if you marry your financial opposite and you don't fix it, you end up divorce. gerri: can you fix it? >> >> here is what you do. they actually sit down, and talk about money. they start -- they go beyond fighting about the bill. they talk about their fears you take a couple who is fighting over money here is what i'm afraid of. i am afraid we'll going to bankruptc

spanish media reports say the teen bached into his classroom and threatened his teacher and her daughterother teacher tried to stop him and he was shot with the crossbow. then the boy allegedly went into another classroom and attacked four students there. >>> in somalia, four unicef workers and four somalians were killed when militants attacked a u.n. van. the blast was caused by an ied. the force of the explosive blew the roof from the van. al shabaab claims responsibility. >>> an ohio woman was killed when a tree fell on her car. the woman was driving down the road when the tree uprooted and unexpectedly fell. the car's roof was crushed. the man who was the last to see the driver alive said the woman had just slowed down to allow him to make a left turn in front of her. >> the tree fell crashing down on top of her car. i immediately jumped out of the car. >> witnesses tried to help the woman out of her car. they say the tree was too large. there is also speculation the tree may have been scheduled to be cut down because it was marked with an "x." >>> in california 53 people were evacua

. >> while this shot of san jose looks light we do have a crash in the south bay and a bach at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> are the markets back up? continuing some momentum here. live look outside at the new york stock exchange inside the building i suppose as the bell rings this morning. checking out the nasdaq as well. find out how things are cooking there. we'll be following those markets of course throughout the day. today is friday, april 17th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this weekend kicks off national parks week and getting into any of the country's 59 national parks is free. >> got to take advantage. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is joining us live from great falls national park not too far outside of washington, d.c. while beauty is an understatement here most parks are in dire need of repair. >> reporter: yeah. they certainly are. a spontaneous vacation sounds great. look. i think that's what i've been doing here all m

. >> steve bach heads up a company called shinola, but it is not the shoe shine shinola your grandfatherembers. >> we are a very unique company. what we want to do is we really want to be very authentic, very transparent and we don't want to go where the rest of the herd is going. >> reporter: not running with the herd is one thing, but hanging your corporate hat in detroit? the largest american city to go bankrupt? why. >> why detroit? >> why not detroit? >> detroit has turned out to be a phenomenally successful decision, clearly it has had tremendous issue and nobody should diminish all of the challenges it has had but it has turned out to be a fantastic operation. >> reporter: that operation turns out high end wristwatches, purses wallets and yes very nice bikes, all of them emblazoned with the shinola logo and the word detroit proudly displayed. >> >> what we are trying do here is build a business that has legs, that will keep going for decades and decades and decades. >> so how is business? >> business has been really phenomenal, we have been very lucky. >> the product has resonated

scott bach is the ceo of greenville. riding the wave to the biggest paycheck in america. we are going to see how the founder of and a mentor -- and adventure sports company will invest in that an m beal -- unenviable position. we're going to look at what is behind that momentous decision that shocked the market and the world. ♪ scarlet: welcome back. we have a global selloff and equities underway. coming inside the bloomberg terminal, you can see the global index. this is how they open for trading. they actually took a leg higher. the bottom fell out and we started declining. that is when the line really takes it down. we are just down with the s&p and nasdaq losing ground. you can see the s&p losing 1.1%. the dow off like to 61 points. -- off by two under six and one points. you're also seeing a big sharp incline in the fsi. it's tracks chinese stocks. they actually closed higher overnight. economist and regulators indicate that they danced margin trading businesses for over-the-counter stock trading. that is pushing chinese futures lower because that adds all kinds of q

fans can go to at&t park to bach the game.omer is next monday afternoon against the colorado rockies. steve keeping a close eye on the forecast for that. stay with us. you can also get more bay area sports on our website, ktvu.com. we've got opening baseball, the last day of march madds in -- mad ntsb. >>> sal is ready to be in the official sal seat. i need to you talk -- you to talk about our commute. >> the east by commute has not been that great. i have a feeling if we didn't have the truck stalled on the bridge it would have been a lot better. on the eastshore freeway, things are improving quite a bit. when we have a problem on the bay bridge, usually it doesn't improve this quickly. i'm sure that some people this week have spring break. still will be waiting at the toll plaza. this is a look at the commute on 880, usually it's very slow through here. i like what you see here. look at contra costa county, a lot of green here. this is what we like to see. 680 all the way to san ramon, 24 looks good to the tunnel. >>> mostly

he could have had a bach of a missile or explosives. is right, he could have carried any of that. that is why this is a disaster in terms of the ability to apprehend him or turn him back in terms of the air space. >> you wrote an important article. i want to briefly get to that in a moment. what do you think of russia going ahead and selling missiles to iran before the sanctions are supposed to be lifted even before there's a final agreement? >> they will make it very very hard should they violate the agreement in the future. if there's an attempt at enforcing the agreement, these s-300s are surface-to-air missiles. they can be used as they have been used in the past as attacks on israel. they have apprehended iran trying to send them to hamas and hezbollah. >> if the russians send them to iran they could end up in lebanon with hezbollah or hamas? >> that is what we have found. russia rushing in with a huge delivery of these, there is more here than just arming the air defense systems around the military bases in iran. >> you argue the

a lot of places to bach the game tomorrow. if -- watch the game tomorrow.o arrow lounge, they will pay 25% of your tab if the warriors win. they will be showing game 4 tomorrow night. warriors will be going for the sweep tomorrow as well. in front of dick's sporting goods i've gotten several requests from ktvu -- basically, alex savidge asking me to buy him a shirt. i might do that considering he's having a bad hair day. a lot of excitement for plenty of dub nation. >> good friend and good recap of the game. brian flores. thank you. >>> it's day two of the lpga swinging skirts tournament. a familiar name is on top of the leaderboard. last year's champion led it, lydia coe. julie ingster started off strong yesterday. michelle wie is a bit further back. paula creamer had a really rough day and is in second to last place with a score of 10 over par. >>> the kansas city royals and white sox played in a long extra inning game last night. but several players didn't hang around to see the end. >> back to ventura. says something to eaton before throwing it to first

. >> bach you're looked at as a barometer of the global demand what can you tell us about the globalsay the world economy looks like it's in decent shape. like last year probably even a little better than last year. if you look at the markets that we are in our end markets, you already mentioned aerospace very, very strong. we expect continues 9% to 10% growth for this year with a nine-year backlog. this is unbelievable. automotive north america really really going strong. commercial trucks and trailer really going strong. building and construction coming back in the u.s. and even industrial gas turbines we see there is some uplift glolly. when you look at europe we always think europe is one entity, but it's not. i mean, i talk to my folks over in germany and they are very very positive. you saw the recent numbers there on the industrial sentiment coming out and it's not just -- the pmi in germany as well as in italy, take that. it's at an 11-month high. looking at spain, looking at uk good. there are places like france that are not so good so it's a mixed bag but overall it looks l

barbara bach. >> you remember ross west gate.an markets doing and he knew despite being british he knew who it was. >> do you know who that was singing? >> wayland jennings. >> are you going to talk about mcdonald's sirloin burger. >> we can go to your -- >> sirloin burgers. one thing you don't know at mcdonald's but you do at wendy's, we'll tell you what the fish is that we're serving, mcdonald's, they're trying to figure out what it was -- i think it's called hack or -- it's something that is very common but wendy's said we serve cod. dewayne the rock johnson which is starring in fast and the furious. >> huge numbers. >> the rock is -- he has built -- we have similar builds in that we both have two arms and two legs. >> and a head. big head. >> yeah big head. but he eats 821 pounds of cod per year in case you were wondering. he eats 7 meals a day. 2.3 pounds of cod every day. 12 eggs every day plus steak and chicken. also a couple of potatoes. >> he eats ten pounds of food every day and most of it very few carbs. almost all of