first up is barbra garcia. i first became aquainted with barbra and her work when she was the director of a health clinic that provided services to folks in the watsonville area. she was creative in administering needs to the farming community. this was a group that wouldn't initially qualify for a lot of main stream programs. so we were able to provide assistance to them. after the earthquake barbra continued to be involved in the process of rebuilding the watsonville community, particularly focusing on the health and well being of the community. the red cross and other clinics throughout rural california. as the public health director and previous health director she is conducting a -- an intense -- and housing. barbra will work with the needs and services and the aftermath of the earthquake and beyond. barbra? >> good morning. the loma prieta earthquake was probably a redefining of my career in 1989. i learned through crisis, it can create opportunity and conflict can bring collaboration and even friendship.

>> barbra. >> barbra. i'm sorry. and that is the david foster arrangement. i'm sorry.c, people. let's just crank it one more time. ♪ somewhere, somewhere >> i just want you to hear this one note. it drives me crazy when hoda does it but it's worth waiting for. listen to this. ♪ there's a place for us stop it. you know? thank you, people. that is music. and thank you, barbra and our friend, david foster. why can't we play something like that every thursday? all right. there's a show that betty -- i want you to be on, mom, called "off their rockers." betty white, she just celebrated her 90th birthday. >> she's wonderful. >> isn't she great? >> looks great, everything. >> still so great. she has a show called "off their rockers." hosted by betty. let's see a little bit of it right now. >> move the [ bleep ] out of the way [ bleep ]! god bless you. ♪ are you going to be the girl who holds my hand ♪ >> you know what, we have a little more time left, but i think it would be fun to save an extra minute for regis. i've been dying for this day. he and i spent 15 years together

>> my next project, i think -- actually, the next one is with barbra streisand.med a movie about a mother and son that go on a road trip across america together. >> oh, my gosh. >> what was that like working with her? >> amazing. really great. it was like being stuck with my own mother. >> on the road. was she fun? >> the best part about barbra streisand is when you shoot a movie about driving across america with her you don't leave malibu. >> she doesn't like to go far. >> exactly. >> when will that be out? >> that will be out in november. >> okay. >> i'll be back. >> please bring your mother with you. congrats on everything. >> thank you so much. >> up next, one of the oldest professions. >> really? >> we are not going to tell you what it is. no, no, no. it's not shoe shining. it's not shoe shining. it's the other one. right? felt like t, 2:30 in the afternoon, a lot to do, and you've hit the wall. but you got to get stuff done. so take 5-hour energy. just open it up, knock it back, and roll up your sleeves. 5-hour energy is faster and easier than coffee. man,

i mentioned a moment ago that the aspen ideas festival has great thinkers like barbra streisand. i would like to cite another great thinker, george harrison of the beatles. in 1969 george harrison in the course of a wide-ranging ramble briefly toward out of the lsd and to some remarks about the monopolies commission, which is the british version of the u.s. antitrust division. he goes, you know, this is the thing i don't like, the monopolies commission. now, kodak for somebody is playing of the market the film. the monopolies commission, the governments of the men that says you're not allowed to monopolize when the government is monopolizing who is going to send in the monopolies commission to sort that one out? that is one of the most brilliant observations on government that has ever been made. there was an old joke in britain at the time. why is there only one monopolies commission? [laughter] it is, in fact, and incisive observations on the nature of government. we would not like it if there was only one automobile company or only one breakfast cereal, but by definition there

i mentioned a moment ago the house bill ideas festival has great thinkers like barbra streisand. i would like to cite another great thinker, george harrison of the beatles. in 1969 george harrison and the plight of ranging ramble briefly deutsch for out of the chant as lsd to the monopoly commission which is the british version of the u.s. antitrust division and he goes you know this is the thing i don't like it is a monopoly commission cap if somebody in kodak was cleaning out a monopoly with film the government sent them in there and said you are not allowed to monopolize. yet when the government's monopolize who is going to send in the monopolist commission to sort out one of? that is one of the most brilliant observations on government that has ever been made. there was an old joke in britain at the time. why is there only one monopolist commission? [laughter] it is in fact an incisive observations on the nature of government. we wouldn't like it if there was only one automobile company or breakfast cereal but by definition there can only be one government, which is why when

showers like off and on and i'm tracking another round of heavy rain that will be moving into the barbra. >> our coverage of the nfc championship game continues on ktvu.com. scroll down to the 49ers players section and you will find a slide show of the team practicing fore tomorrow's game. can you watch tomorrow's championship game right here on ktvu channel 2. we begin with our pregame show "return to glory," and kickoff at 3:30 and the live "point after" follows the game. >> a weather causes a road to collapse. noelle walker live at the scene. >> reporter: heather, that is going on right here. we're here on wild currant road and i will step out of way so you can see the activity. this road has been undermind by a landslide that fell onto oakwood drive. that road is closed as well. people in the oakland hills have a love/hate relationship with mother nature. >> i think the biggest concern up here is fire danger, but this is the first time i have seen anything like this. >> reporter: east bay mud is working to get to the root of a landslide. they say last night's rain may have caused a w

i mentioned a moment ago that the aspen ideas festival has great thinkers like barbra streisand. so i would like to thank another great thinker george harrison and the people. in 1969 in the course of a wide-ranging ramble briefly detour out of the lsd into some remarks about the monopoly commission which is the british version of the u.s. antitrust provision. and he goes you know, this is the thing i don't like. it's the monopolist condition. if somebody is cleaning up the market with film, the monopoly condition, the government send them in there and say you're not allowed to monopolize. jet when the government is monopolizing who is going to send in the monopoly commission to sort that now? that is one of the most brilliant observations on the government that has ever been made. there was an old joke in britain at the time. why is there only one monopoly commission? [laughter] it is in fact and incisive observations on the nature of government. we wouldn't like it if there was only one automobile company or only one breakfast cereal but by definition there can only be one gove

. >> that's barbra streisand. [ cell phone ringing ] >> a great show coming out, "off their rockers."etty white is hosting it. it's a candid camera thing -- >> walter come over here. >> so anyway debuted monday night and it just really is funny. we have to show you another clip. check it out. >> excuse me, i'm looking for my remote that does the throttle on this thing. i lost it. you could get that for me, hon. very sweet of you. yeah. don't touch the button, the button, turn it off. turn it off. >> that's cruel. burger king was flying. excuse me. >> oh, my god that's a great show. i love it so far. >> okay, hoda. >> i'm not answering because -- i didn't see bobby thomas. you know what, bobby that's just rude. couldn't resist. >> all right. this is what your dinner would be like. we completely lost control. we have no where what's coming next. that's what happens when you stop talking to one another. >> i do agree. i do think a friend of mine has this saying that i love, love, love. here's the saying. the saying is be here now. wherever you are, whether we're sitting together on the s

i'm up against ed ward norton and jonah hill and barbra streisand and they're all beating the crap outlly, the next one is with barbara streisand. i filmed a movie about a mother and son that go on a road trip across america together. >> oh, my gosh. >> what was that like working with her? >> amazing. really great. it was like being stuck with my own mother. >> on the road. was she fun? >> the best part about barbra streisand is when you shoot a movie about driving across america with her you don't leave malibu. >> exactly. >> when will that be out? >> that will be out in november. >> okay. >> i'll be back. >> please bring your moth we are you. congrats on everything. >> thank you so much. >> up next, one of the oldest professions. >> we are not going to tell you what it is. no, no, no. it's not shoe shining. it's not shoe shining. it's the the other way. here's to my pants not leaving marks on my waist. achieve small wins with a healthy lifestyle and dannon light & fit. the light fresh yogurt with 80 calories vs. 100 in the other leading brand. here's to 80 calories tasting crazy good

finally this twitter comment by representative barbra lee who tweets in putting our environment ahead of politics. very pleased the obama administration rejected the g.o.p. rider to approve keystone pipeline. now fuve a close watcher of c-span, especially some of our state white house dinner coverages, you've probably seen a c-span interviewer talk with this woman, nancy clark. she was the florist at the white house from the carter administration up until 2009. she died yesterday, january 14 in richmond of a respiratory ailment. she had just come out with a memoir of her years in the white house as well. about her first -- it's called "our first ladies" or "my first ladies," and she was the florist of the white house. nancy passed away at 66 years old in richmond, virginia. we're going to return to the xl pipeline discussion in about 45 minutes with the defense council but first representative joe wilson from south carolina, a republican. we'll be right back. >> leading up to saturday's south carolina primary. c-span's road to the white house keeps you with candidates all week. >> eve

at the same time, she makes the point there can be shy extroverts, she says, barbra streisand a shy extrovert group of people. >> she argues in the way we raise our children should change a little bit? >> yes. >> how does that manifest itself, raising child who is a little bit shy, goes to the soccer brand slinks in the corner, you embrace that, you allow that to happen? >> i think not so much that you embrace that, but you don't say, hey, johnny, got to get out there and yell charge and kick everybody in the butt. you know, obviously, people who become scientists, people who become teachers, people who become writers, probably leaning more toward the introversion side. by the way, those are all incredibly valuable. >> don't want to get in two education fights in one morning, to try to stand up in front of a classroom of 25 dirksd introverted, you got a big problem. teacher is a leadership position it absolutely s >> i do think with kids, one of the first schools that my kids went to, every week, every kid had to stand up in front of the whole school and give a presentation, it was fantastic,