(male #1) carol burnett show, promo show 21, take one. hi there, i'm carol burnett. in addition to regulars harvey korman, lyle waggoner, and vicki lawrence, my guests will be the fabulous fabul-- fabulous dionne warwick and the funny, funny jonathan winters. each time, i get goosebumps when i come back to this stage because of the wonderful memories. (percussive dramatic music) (laughter) (laughter intensifies) (dramatic musical flourish) (laughter) why, it's canoga falls' most lovable buttinsky. come in, mother marcus. hello, marion! this was my dressing room and right out here was where the cue card guys were. you must have played 100 parts in pictures from clean-cut college kid to dirty rat i loved you in them all but the one thing i rec-- (laughing) (laughter) the number started and tommy, i saw him running like that 'cause he wasn't there with the cards and he finally got up-- (laughing) that's terrific. oh, that's funny. (queen latifah) one of my favorite things to watch about the show was when they would break character. (laughter) (harvey korman) yeah, i'd l

(male #1) carol burnett, 003n, promo, take one. this is carol burnett, be sure to watch my first show and my guests will be harvey korman, vicki lawrence, lyle waggoner, and my extra special guest, private gomer pyle himself, jim nabors. it's on. you haven't seen anything yet.

(carol burnett) this is the stage where it all began.e shot all 11 seasons of my variety show here. you know, we made so many great memories. but no one has seen the first five seasons of the carol burnett show since they were first aired. no reruns, no web streaming, no dvd, nothin', nowhere, zip. until now! i just got the most exciting news. time life will be releasing them for everybody to enjoy. they're here in a vault and i'm gonna look at 'em now.

(carol burnett) this is the stage where it all began. 11 seasons of my variety show here. you know, we made so many great memories. but no one has seen the first five seasons of the carol burnett show since they were first aired. no reruns, no web streaming, no dvd, nothin', nowhere, zip. until now! i just got the most exciting news. time life will be releasing them for everybody to enjoy. they're here in a vault and i'm gonna look at 'em now. come on, join me.

(carol burnett) this is the stage where it all began.seasons of my variety show here. you know, we made so many great memories. but no one has seen the first five seasons of the carol burnett show since they were first aired. no reruns, no web streaming,

carol burnett: hello, i'm carol burnett. and i am here at cbs in los angeles, at studio 33. in. ♪ announcer: from television city in hollywood, it's the carol burnett show. carol burnett: this is the stage where it all began.

(carol burnett) this is the stage where it all began.shot all 11 seasons of my variety show here. you know, we made so many great memories. but no one has seen the first five seasons of the carol burnett show since they were first aired. no reruns, no web streaming, no dvd, nothin', nowhere, zip.

carol burnett: hello, i'm carol burnett. and i am here at cbs in los angeles, at studio 33.n. ♪ announcer: from television city

joining us is william burnett. you were once homeless you areself. >> i just read about this yesterday, i was pretty livid. i got on the phone and had a few cussing sessions with people about why the sba would do that. >> is there any infringement on the homeless rights if they are on a public street and a police officer decides all right this is how i'm going to embarrass the mayor, i'm going to take a picture of the problem, the problem is not us, but the mayor is not doing anything about it, i'm going to make a visual reminder of it. >> part of it is the mayor and part of it is the bratton, you know in the late '90s came into nypd with a policing philosophy that he got from the manhattan institute called the broken windows theory. and the idea is if there was anything in an environment that kind of degraded the environment for instance the presence of a homeless person that that would attract crime. and he's really committed to that philosophy. and so he doesn't want homeless people in any given area because he

emily: mark burnett is no slouch. what is your take?as: there are two things that work -- one is technology occupies a far larger of culture than it once did between social media and different consumer facing tech companies. reflectd tends to whatever is happening in society, so you have one of the biggers -- one of the biggest shows on hbo is set in silicon valley, so it was bound to happen that you would have reality shows that in that same world. hollywood hopes of you have a tech show that you will appeal to a younger demo. the average viewer tends to be going up, so whether it's partnering with intel or putting a youtube star in the middle of a show, they are trying to reach people between the age of 20 and 40. emily: ge is sponsoring its own show with ron howard. is this a continuing trend? in onethere was a story of the entertainment trades this morning that either nbc were cbs was working on a comedy loosely inspired by the people you may know feature on facebook. you are definitely seeing more shows weather does not action real

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, donald trump soaring in the latest cnn poll but given his sometimes sexist comments, why is trump winning the hearts and minds of so many women voters, too? plus, breaking news, hillary clinton speaking out tonight vigorously defending the use of her private e-mail account and taking on donald trump. and a hostage dies in a hail of gunfire struck ten times by police bullets. why was no one held accountable. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm jim sciutto in again tonight for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump winning over women. the run away leader in the poll of republican voters even among female voters and while many of the gop presidential candidates fanned out with campaign events and speeches aimed at winning over voters, there is a big challenge ahead increasingly focused on one candidate who did not hit the trail today and that is donald trump. in a new cnn poll out this morning, trump widening his lead among republican voters, holding now a double digit lead over jeb bush with ben carson, marco

maybe not as strong as mark burnett who really screens people, but it's changed. >> and remember darva konger from who wants to marry a multimillionaire? she was shocked to learn her tv husband's ex-girlfriend filed a restraining order against him. >> i think if they would have done a thorough background check, they would have seen. >> here's another story we're following. meredith vieira with a black eye. >> you're so not pretentious and you have on sunglasses in the studio. >> co-hosted today and meredith unveiled a nasty shiner. >> i fell over and hit the rim on the dressing room table. >> as a precaution, she was given a cat scan and was given the all clear. "the view's" nicole wallace blindsided. the conservative co-host tells "variety" producers didn't tell her she was being fired, she read it in the press. i had no plans of quitting. i thought i would learn somewhere other than "variety" that i had been fired. she was offered as a contributor, but turned it down. an abc spokesperson told "e.t." today, quote, we wish her well. and that's not all. today was rosie perez's last day.

i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. donald trump dominating. trump by many accounts, including his own, the big winner in the first presidential debate. he has been in a fighting mood all day long. taking on anyone who dared to question him. trump and his campaign posting and reposting increasingly hostile tweets toward his critics. to the host network, he said this. fox news, you should be ashamed of yourself. i got you the highest debate ratings in your history and you say nothing but bad. to a pollster who said voters didn't like trump's performance, he is a local class slob who came to my office looking for consulting work and i had zero interest. he made it clear who he thought won the debate trump wins gop debate. candidates who were trying to talk about anything but trump today could not escape him. jeb bush in an interview compared him to barak obama. >> language that divides us -- this reminds me of barak obama, not as a candidate but as president. all he does is push people that don't agree with him down to make his side look better.

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. breaking news. shot and killed live on air, the gunman who murdered a virginia tel television reporter and her cameraman described himself as a human powder keg. alis alison parker and adam ward were in the middle of a live interview when the gunman walked calmly up to them, aimed a handgun, started recording video and waited several seconds before opening fire. parker and ward died while horrified co-workers and viewers watched it all unfold live on television. flanagan used a pistol which he purchased legally. flanagan then fled the scene. police and state troopers in hot pursuit tracking him via his cell phone and his license plate. as law enforcement caught up with him on a highway, flanagan ran off the road and shot himself, dieing in a hospital just a few hours later. president obama said, "it breaks my heart to read about shootings like this." we will speak live to the station's manager later. victor, heartbreaking what happened behind you there this morning. >> reporter: jim, absolutely. and

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> trump tied up. a new poll shows he is surging ben carson, tieing donald trump for first place in iowa. the first time trump hasn't led the field in weeks. trump saying he doesn't want to run attack ads s on tv. has he turned twitter into a new political weapon. >>> a sheriff's deputy ambushed and killed in what's being called an execution. a black suspect now under arrest. was the officer targeted because he wore a badge? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, gaining on trump. ben carson now tied with donald trump for first place in iowa among likely republican caucus goers. both with 23% of the vote in a new poll. it marks the first time since july that trump has not been the leader in any of the first four nominating states. another problem, carson rating through the roof on the favorability factor. he's at 81% compared with 52% po for trump. fiorina with 10% of the vote. trump, carson and fiorina the top three finishers in the poll. all t

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news. a gunman opens fire in a dark movie theater, also armed with a hatchet, pepper spray and wearing a surgical mask. the latest on this breaking story. >>> the search for mh370, confirmation that the debris found in the indian ocean is, in fact, from the missing plane. >>> was bill clinton actually the one who pushed donald trump to run for president? we have new reporting tonight about a very important phone call between the two men. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. a gunman opens fire in a nashville movie theater. the shooter's face was covered by a surgical mask. listen to the tape we're just getting in of the gunshots. you hear multiple rounds there. police shot and killed the gunman but not before three people were injured. one man was cut, apparently, by the gunman's hatchet. police described how the shooting went down. >> the gunman, the suspect raised his weapon toward that officer, pulled the trigger. that officer then fired on the sus

let's go "outfront." >>> i'm jim sciutto in again tonight for erin burnett. the shooter's possible escape. we are learning details about what vester flanagan could have been planning to do after the shocking murders. police releasing a long list of what they found in the car that flanagan drove the day of the shooting. in addition to a glock semiautomatic pistol, a gun he purchased legally back in july, police found more ammunition, three license plates, a wig, a shawl. investigators trying to determine where he was headed next. co-workers of the two slain journalists, some holding hands, appeared together at a press conference where the news director offered a possible explanation as to how flanagan may have found out where the victims were filming that morning. >> it is conceivable that if someone saw their first hit on the air, which was probably about 5:10, they could get from wherever they were to smith mountain lake. >> pamela brown is "outfront" tonight. what more are you learning about what appears to be or could have been a getaway plan, at least he

let's go "outfront." >>> i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett. the market's deep dive. the dow plunging more than 1,000 points within minutes of the opening fall. the fall epic. stocks did try to stage a co comeback but fell back. that's 3.5% for the day. overall today, the worst for the dow since august 2011. it caps the biggest three-day point loss in history for the market. america's biggest and best known companies like ge and pepsi crashing more than 20% at one point. apple dropping 10%. this is part of a meltdown on stock markets across the globe, raising fears this do be the beginning of something worse. allison kossick is "outfront" tonight. give people a sense of how crazy today was. 14 billion shares traded, the most in four years. the dow see sawing 3,000 points in the first 90 minutes of trading. what is going on here exactly? >> it was a stunning day when you look at what happened in the markets. this was all about china and it all sort of began at least for today's trade it began the night before when we saw china's main index fall 8.5%. that triggered the

i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. moments ago, protesters blocking a major highway, interstate 70, just outside ferguson, missouri. we're monitoring that and protests in the city where authorities have now declared a state of emergency one day after a young man was critically wounded in a shootout with police. we will have more on that in just a few moments. >>> first, donald trump demanding an apology. the republican candidate insisting he did nothing wrong and saying fox news host megyn kelly is the one who needs to say she's sorry. he claims his blood remark drawing fire from people on both sides of the aisle, he says it was completely misunderstood. tonight, hillary clinton became the latest candidate to weigh in. listen. >> i think the guy went way overboard, phone receivoffensiv outrageous. >> here is the interview that sparked this later controversy. >> she gets out and she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions. you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever.

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news. we are standing by for donald trump taking questions from reporters in this hour. the candidate who says he is self-funding his campaign speaks at a fund-raiser. >>> my guest tonight, republican candidate scott walker taking on donald trump, even suggesting that his rival is lying. >>> for jeb bush and trump, their bitter war of words is more than politics. it's personal, part of a long battle between two of america's most powerful families. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. donald trump live in this hour taking questions from reporters. the gop frontrunner headlining a boston area fund-raiser tonight, some 1,000 people expected to attend paying $100 for a plate and for a change to get up close and personal with the donald. it's here at the home of ernie bach, a television celebrity and the owner of car dealerships. the home a $1.9 million mansion. today's fund-raiser will include a rock band and what

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> trump storms alabama. donald trump arriving for a rally in high style. a dramatic flyby of his private jet buzzing a football stadium he had been hoping to fill for a big rally. >>> plus, the dow plunges more than 500 points in a massive sell-off. >>> a source tells cnn that two u.s. marines overpowered a gunman on a passenger train. did those marines prevent a massacre? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett. donald trump's grand entrance. arriving for a rally in alabama in what can be called true trump fashion. his private jet roaring over a mobile, alabama, football stadium just moments ago. just hundreds of feet off the ground, circling the stadium several times. the flyby kicking off what trump tweeted out earlier today as a wild time in alabama tonight. just a short time ago, the gop candidate tweeting again saying, can't be late. trump campaign hoping to fill the place for the biggest political event of the year. people started lining up at 6:00 this morni

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. trump gets specific outlining his immigration plan for first time, but his fellow republican presidential candidates were quick to pounce slamming the gop front-runner. >> i appreciate the fact that mr. trump now has a plan, if that's what it's called, but i think that the better approach is to deal with the 11 million people here illegally in a way that is realistic. >> donald trump's eight-page plan is absolute gibberish. it is unworkable. >> in trump's 1900-word policy paper, he calls, among other things, for the deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants including children born to undocumented immigrants on u.s. soil. according to the 14th amendment of the constitution in place since 1868, those children are american citizens. senior white house correspondent jeff is out front tonight. trump rising in the polls, but many questioning whether that will translate into votes once those primaries start. you were on the trail with him this weekend. you've been there for days. wha

they want to renew it #burnett -- for many shows. mark burnett calls. he's a great guy., i don't believe it. you are not taking a renewal. i said, i'm running for president. he said, nobody doesn't take in take a renewal. it is unheard of in primetime television. are you crazy? two hours. i said, mark, i've had to do this. we can save our country. we can save our country. so nbc renewed it. i told them i'm not doing it and they finally believed me when i actually announced. they don't like me anymore. it's amazing. that's too bad. thank you. the funny thing about the apprentice -- there have been in -- 15 copies. every single one of them failed. so a reporter said why do you think that is? i said because i'm special. i was kidding. i sort of meant it, to be honest, but i was sort of kidding and they wrote it -- it sounds good when you say it but it looks bad in writing. i had a great experience, so here i am -- great, great brain, creek schools, great success, build a great company, do the apprentice. a certain critics said, it will never be success. to have a big hit, a

in fact, mark burnett said, you got to be kidding. you got to be kidding.ou're turning down a major renewal. he called it is a renewal. he said, you're turning down a r renewal. nobody turns it down. i turned it down for many, many shows. you see the kind of money they paid me. you remember you had that certain anchor who said he didn't believe it, bah, bah, bah, then he had to take it back. we'll just call him steve, but he's a great guy. the head of nbc, the head of reality television. they came to my office like five months ago. they sat in my chairs. they said, donald, we want -- we've already renewed. we want you. we love you. they don't love me so much any more. i have to be honest. and i said to them, fella, i really want to run for president. i want to make america great again. it's very simple. i want to do it. and they didn't believe peay. honestly. i'm going to do it. they had the up-fronts. that's when they announce all the shows. we're announcing we're renewing "the apprentice" with donald trump. i can't believe it. nobody believed me. my wife

it welcomed students at bumpette middle school -- burnett middle school. there were happy reunions and a lot of goodbyes. >> have a great day. i love you. >> reporter: this girl has butterflies in her stomach. his her first day as a 6th grader in a public school setting. >> i can't wait to meet my classmates and make new friends. >> reporter: are you a little nervous or no? >> i'm very nervous. >> reporter: it's nerve-racking for mom, too. >> it's a milestone event in her adolescence. i think she's ready for this. but at the same time, i'm like i don't want you to grow up. >> reporter: timers have been getting ready for weeks. it's been a challenge making it to point because san jose unified school district officials had a lot of openings to fill. >> we hired close to 200 new eachers that are join -- teachers that are joining the school district. that's because of attrition and retirement and so that's why we have those openings. we're still looking for 12 more. >> reporter: the district revamped what it offers for lunch. you will see more fruits and veget

>> reporter: gasia, we're starting to see kids arrive here at burnett middle school. school starts in the next 40 minutes. a lot of butterflies in the stomach. the kids are just dpitted to see their -- excited to see this friends and start the new year. teachers have been preparing for weeks getting their classrooms and curriculum ready. there are a few new things the district is introducing. new items can be found in the cafeteria. a dietitian was hired last year 0 who partnered with farmers to find healthier options and fresher foods. if you have kids in middle school and high school, you can see expect to see new math textbooks with the common core curriculum that's supposed to be more challenging and there is a new learning program at burnett and that may become a model for the district. it gives students more control on how they learn and complete a project. it's all tracked online. >> all of the students are working on the same project. but one work independently and another may work with a group and the teacher. it gave students more autonomy in deciding how th

mark burnett said i can't belief you are turning down a renewal. yeah, i want to do something. i am running for president. we are going to make the country great again. it is very important to me. i turned down a very lucrative renewal. and who knows what is going to happen with "the apprentice" they don't think they can replace trump. a great honor. >> let's talk about megyn kelly, you brought her up. she pushed you. pushed a lot of people. what is it with you and megyn kelly? >> i just don't respect her as a journalist. i don't think she is very good. i think she is highly overrated. when i came out there, i am not getting paid for this. i go out there and, you know they start saying, lift up your arm if you are going to -- and you know i didn't know there would be 24 million people. i figured. i knew it would be a big crowd. i get big crowds. i get ratings. they call me the rate maggs shemaggs -- the ratings machine. she gets out. starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions you. can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever, but she

driven to school, crossing guards are san jose police officers, they parked in front of the peter burnett academy and cited drivers. several we are issued already this morning. >> people out, you know, watching the streets and watching the children, making sure that everything was safe. >> i'm glad. i wasn't aware of that, but thank you. >> reporter: they will ensure that students return home safely after their first day of classes. they remind driver in some school zones, the speed limit drops to 15 miles per hour. that motors unit is at full staffing today, so expect a lot of motorcycles, police officer around san jose all day today. we're live in the south bay, i'm damian trujillo. >> damian, thanks. >>> well, now to another police scene. this time in mountainview, police officers and the s.w.a.t. team armed with machine guns in plain view. their orders -- to keep the peace. it was all because of a controversial dutch politician speaking at a local hall and spreading his anti-islamic views. nobody was allowed in the parking lot because of the concerns about threats on his life. >> i th

joining me from our parent company, comcast, stacy burnett. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. we are excited to have you guys here. we know every year, it takes that much more to get kids engaged an make sure they stay engaged in the classroom. that's where comcast comes into play. you guys have teamed up with us. tell me a little bit about that partnership and what that entails. >> comcast is committed to providing kids with the stools they need to succeed in 921st century and beyond. we offer low cost programs to low income families. it is our goal to sign up more families in the district of colombia so all the students have the opportunity to succeed in school. >> called internet essentials, correct? >> yes. >> where can families get to know more? >> we have a website. you can go to our website. i think they will show information about the website onlinehopefully. but we offer this program to families that qualify for the national school lunch program for reduced or free lunch. any family that has at

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because roma downey was just here with us the other day and her husband mark burnett has grown a beardlike moses for a year and she wanted it off. there were things nesting in. >> it she doesn't have to worry about that because i can't grow a beard. that's all i've got. >> that's all you've got? >> and my son said to me yesterday "thanks a lot." he wanted to do something and he doesn't have anything, either. >> how old is your son? >> my son is 26. he just turned 26. >> so he's making up for it with the the long hair. >> he's got a lot of hair. >> are your kids musicians like you and your brother. >> my son is a musician and my daughter is an actress. >> i remember her from the golden "boston globe"s. >> yeah, she was miss golden "boston globe globe. >> beautiful girl. how did you feel about it when your kids wanted to go through the arts? >> i was comfortable with the music thing because he came out -- basically guitar was his first word. it was obvious he wasn't going to do anything else. that's what he did. he just played and played and played. my daughter, i didn't mean to give her

"the wall street journal" reported the chip maker is teaming up with mark burnett, the producer who createdows like survivor and time warner's turner broadcasting. the program has the title america the greatest makers and get do-it-yourselfers to turn chips and other components into gadgets. contestants compete for a $1 million prize. the show is due to appear on tv and other media channels next year. lauren: interesting. coming up, a defiant hillary clinton. >> we turned over everything that was work related. every single thing. lauren: the front runner dismissing criticism of her use of a private e-mail server. a federal judge may have a different on the hearing of the e-mail scandal tomorrow. 32 million people use the cheating website ashley madison may have explaining to do. hackers have followed through on threats to release names, e-mails, street addresses of those users. we'll have the details. checking u.s. stock market action, futures down 47 points. s&p down five, nasdaq down 10. you are watching "fbn:am," your very first look at morning markets and breaking news. the stock -- ♪ s

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. >> what made it so unique and >>> it ended with the carroll burnett variety show. >> people had dvrs. >>> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. >> the terrorists are saying they'll blow up the school, killing all the children inside. >> the german police have been waging a relentless war against the terrorists, capturing some, killing some. >> no one, even the most powerful, has immunity from these urban guerillas. >> there are 298 people held hostage. >> those people, they have good ideals, they're just going about them the wrong way. >> we are ready to go on into martyrdom. >> the communique ended with the appeal, revolutionaries of the >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. but the guys were really important. >> we seem to be hitting it off. and i just thought. >> you just thought? >> she's not obsessed with finding a husband. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> i won't. >> this was about people coping with one another. and the workplace was like a family. >> i told ted to close the, the copy for sue ann. >> oh, my god. >> what's wrong? >> i told

school starts in the next 2.5 hours here at burnett middle school.o it's a good idea to build more time into your morning commute because there will be kids crossing the street and a lot more cars on the road. teachers have been preparing for weeks to welcome back students. san jose unified has 33,000 students and there is a few new things they are introducing at the schools. many will have new menu items in the cafeteria. dietitian was hired last year who partnered with local farmers to find fresher foods and healthier options. and if you have students in middle school and high school, you expect to see new mass textbooks with curriculum that is supposed to be more challenging. >> it is more rigorous because because it is the common core standards. so the over all curriculum is rigorous and a textbook is going to be used as a notebook so it will be fun at the same time to write in your own book. >> reporter: the district had many teaching positions to fill for this school year and it was challenging but officials tell us they aggressively recruited.

. >>> i am jim sciutto in for erin burnett. welcome to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. outfront, the two top republican presidential contenders speaking to voters in a crucial primary state of new hampshire. town hall meetings in fact a few miles apart. trump just finished speaking to reporters just moments ago and i'll tell you it was the donald at his most combative. called jeb bush, he said i don't see how he is electable. the iran nuclear deal, called it one of the dumbest deals of all time. took aim at mitt romney, republican candidate of 2012, saying he choked in that election. a lot more. he is a line a minute. there's going to be more later tonight. in a few minutes when he is expected before a crowd, his campaign estimates at more than 1500 people. jeb bush just down the road, about nine miles away, speaking to a crowd of only about 200 people. when asked why he scheduled a town hall at the exact time as bush, trump told a reporter because bush draws so poorly, i figured it would be a good time for me to draw a crowd. it is trump's first town hall as a candidat

. >> carol burnett runs a nonprofit for low income women and children in east biloxi, a mostly african-americannd vietnamese community. she said not enough people was spent here to help people washed out by the storm and calls it a missed opportunity. >> we had a moment where we could have made it different. we could have made it better. we could make it more equitable, built job opportunities a supply of affordable housing, built public transportation systems. >> i think they did a wonderful job, but they could have did a little more. >> larry will born grew up here in neat, new federally funded houses. what he misses most is the human element. >> the people from around -- from this community, that's what's missing. and we want everybody to come back home. >> right now, this home, this gulf coast, is a mix of highs and lows, of lingering post katrina blight balanced by progress. and by music. on this weekend, a katrina anniversary romp by the black water brass band transforming a street corner once 20 feet under water into a place of joy. >>> it's estimated that had a million volunteers came t