edward john -- elton john towards the did -- elton john awards the belt. >> what about how to monetizeial media is important to staying in touch with your people. it is an ongoing relationship with artists. we are leveraging social media to stay in touch with our audience. >> a lot of these festivals, especially bonnaroo, seems to bring out new artists from the region. is there a local focus? part of it must be getting to go to tennessee. not many of us from california or new york have been there. that is part of the experience. >> there are a lot of amazing artists in tennessee. we have artists from all over the world. thursday, the first day of the festival, it is emerging artist day. it is a great opportunity for fans to focus on many emerging artists at the festival. >> what is your take on the streaming music competition we have seen, especially with apple taking over beats? >> i think streaming is here. it is a great way to experience music on the go. also, it is coupled with the people still want things to hold onto and experiences. people are looking for different ways to consu

it's a big thanks to elton and jane and everybody does not and that concludes the general manager's reportmanager's report. >> go ahead. >> we're on general public comment we have ken and others (calling names) i'm going if i'm pronouncing that right sorry that - >> hi i'm a native san franciscan i want to ask for the fillmore park at the fillmore and turkish we would like to do things to help improve the park and work with you. i presently have a television production training program going on in the ocean building and i get leave people we want to do things in the park we want to partnership with the park you may have things we can use we want to improve the park and look forward to work i don't know how to go about, you know, forming a partnership but we want to do that >> thank you very much. darryl >> hello, everyone i'm deterring repel hunter i first of all, want to note i was proud of what i saw with all the activities with the rec and park and what's going on with the youth i want to incorporate something in which i had going on there before i jumped in having a multi culture festi

i want to recognize we have our director tiffany and two commissioners elton and monohow far who lives 6 and, of course, olsen lee from the mayor's office of housing. but i really want to end on how meaningful in building is renÉe was congressmen known for the advocacy around building affordable housing and really pushing, pushing the city and pushing the mayor and myself at every layer to look at in terms of how we can fund and build more. but the other part of renÉe i think he's most known for amongst our community is that renÉe cared about building community and mentorship that's a later in our field we often forget about how to mentor young folks coming up through the pipeline that make sure that the work renÉe and cal van vin has done over 40 years to build this needs to continue to go on and renÉe understood that so for his family noisome name to be on affordable housing on a building that's for building a community and building an affordability space so i'm sure sure he'd be impasses to have his name but we have to remember his legacy we carry it on our showers onward so i'm gla

among the most memorable, bob hope, elton john and steve martin. >> the reason is they wanted to playent format. all the celebrities were doing "the tonight show" and doing a little bit of different things, this was an opportunity to have fun. >> three years after the show premieres, they make the big screen, the muppet movie. it features a chart-topping song. >> why are there so many songs about rainbows ♪ >> two more films follow, the great muppet caper. ♪ ♪ >> and the muppets take manhattan. >> here we go, let's start the show. like the muppet show, the movies feature a who's who of hollywood. >> watching back if you watch the muppet movie, i'm like oh, my gosh, this is insane, so many people came to play because the muppets were so fun. >> fun on screen and off. he consults with george lucas on "the empire strikes back." henson himself branches out with darker fantasy films. and the lighter hbo series, r b rabble rock. henson builds an empire, but the day comes when he decides it might be time to sell. he starts to talk with disney. >> mainly put the muppets there, so he could go

el mandatario comparte la carÁtula con bandas de rock como nirvana, kiss y el cantante elton john.na de limpieza adecuada, podrÍa ser necesaria para mejorar el rendimiento escolar de sus hijos. para esta joven madre, los baÑos son la prioridad nÚmero uno a la hora de limpiar. >> sino limpiemos adecuadamente, se forman hongos. Éstos hacen, los afectan a los niÑos en las vÍas respiratorias. provoca alergias. >> efectivamente, la sociedad en el lugar ha sido ligada a problemas respiratorios, en los niÑos. >> ataques de asma, si el ambiente estÁ sucio. >> sin embargo, la salud mental de los pequeÑos tambiÉn podrÍa verse comprometida o ma causa de una limpieza deficiente. >> ellos pueden estar mÁs enojado, frustrados. man dificultades con su comportamiento. >> muchas madres dedican especial atenciÓn a la limpieza de los baÑos. pruebas microbiolÓgicas han detectado grandes concentraciones de bacterias. es por eso que se recomienda lavar los peluches regularmente en el lavarropas. patricia sabe que una rutina de limpieza adecuada ayuda mejorar el rendimiento escolar de sus hijos. y no se

lost every ride and it's just been a cyst but straight news is that people will posses decades with elton costume in the second cones. look here many residents of the city do not consider the government in kiev to the new testament says to avoid provocations from the authorities and from the army. the self defense forces of kids in that region have taken advantage administration compared the situation is calm day on wednesday morning last name took over the token administration building. it was the finance and it's business as usual. meanwhile the police station remains in the hands of organization supports as it was taken of the on april the fourteenth when i'm hitting the guns away the same has happened but also to a number of organizations check points along the way. chan and glue is dry it from going off that use the settee up new gun wait no autonomy advocates have taken that the government building as well as you can see there are bags of sand in our time is what the windows on the fence filled the building had been smashed. they have been reinforced with any chair sandbags and matt

we sent elton and david a honey-baked ham. what more do they want? - i'm joined now by one gay rights advocate who isn't sure jordan and nbc have learned their lesson. devin banks, welcome. - thank you, dallas. i have seen you since michael kors' new year's eve masquerade. - uh, i don't know what you're talking about. - right. let's dive in. - banks.

i will introduce you to a gentleman who has made suits for michael jackson, elton john, and mick jaggeralso, a suit that offers hope to people who want to walk again. you will hear from the maker of ekso wearable suits. ♪ >> yes, the theme is suits. are you in the market for a new suit, but perhaps off the rack is not going to cut it? how about the same tailors whoever dressed frank sinatra, jack nicholson, ringo starr? terry haste and stephen lachter are here from kent, haste, and lachter. how is it you got into making suits? >> i got into because i loved it. it's a passion. >> you started out working for other bigger stores and retailers? >> all three of us within our partnership started in london. it was a small, very exclusive tailor, and we all started there together. >> you started there together. terry, let's talk about the cost of tailoring. people want to know what they need to spend to get the top-notch suit. >> about 3000 pounds, which is about $5,000 i think. depending on the fabric. but that gives you a good start, good price. >> you guys are so reticent. we talked about so

engineering professor elton karen's teaches the@u -- at the uc berkely. >> we're still working on how to get the lithium-ions safer. >> reporter: no space between them for cooling. the faa approved a resign, separating the batteries, and closing all of them in a stainless steel box, venting so they could cool with air. he isn't sure that is the best solution. >> i think a much better design would be to have a liquid coolant system that is instant, and can provide a much greater rate of heat removal so that if any one of the cells begins to overheat for whatever reason, that overheating will not be transferred to adjacent cells. >> reporter: a japan airline plane was temporarily grounded, and fueling new concerns that the safety fix didn't go far enough. >>> at ktvu.com, we've posted more of that video showing the danger lithium batteries can pose. you will find it under hot topics. have you have an idea for 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. email 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> the fcc received 400 comments, most against lifting the cell phone ban. no timetable yet on when a final

engineering professor elton karen's teaches the@u -- at the uc berkely. >> we're still working on how to get the lithium-ions safer. >> reporter: no space between them for cooling. the faa approved a resign, separating the batteries, and closing all of them in a stainless steel box, venting so they could cool with air. he isn't sure that is the best solution. >> i think a much better design would be to have a liquid coolant system that is instant, and can provide a much greater rate of heat removal so that if any one of the cells begins to overheat for whatever reason, that overheating will not be transferred to adjacent cells. >> reporter: a japan airline plane was temporarily grounded, and fueling new concerns that the safety fix didn't go far enough. >>> at ktvu.com, we've posted more of that video showing the danger lithium batteries can pose. you will find it under hot topics. have you have an idea for 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. email 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> the fcc received 400 comments, most against lifting the cell phone ban. no timetable yet on when a final

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. >> jack utsick presents the rolling stones, jack utsick presents madonna, jack utsick presents eltonegitimate. it looked profitable. >> narrator: but when the securities and exchange commission investigates, utsick dumps his partners and disappears. >> it seemed like we got stuck holding the ball, and he goes off and escapes. >> narrator: and later, don't let his youth deceive you. david kaup is only in his 20s, but he's no child when it comes to running devastating loan and real-estate scams. >> i think he just believes he's superior to everybody else -- no one can touch him. >> narrator: in just five years,

but that, peter gabriel song, elton john song.t song but there's a story why -- paul mccartney. ♪ the long and winding road ♪ that >> but see, that was music. >> great music. ♪ come on and get it baby >> that was my own fault. i should not set you up for that. >> people have questions for you. at this point in his life is donny a little more country or a little more rock 'n' roll? >> rock 'n' roll, baby. >> next question. do you still wear purple socks every now and then? every now and then. >> perfect case of ocd. next question. >> what annoys you the most about marie? >> this show isn't long enough. you know what? we have a competition going about twitter, who can get the most twitter followers. >> how many do you have? >> follow me on twitter. @donnyosmond. i have a couple hundred thousand or something like that. but i need to get some more. so follow me @donnyosmond. >> how many does marie have? >> two. >> we're going to bring debbie out for a second. debbie, come join us. >> it is their anniversary. >> come on, sweetheart, pl

it's like paraphrasing elton john. you can tell everybody, and she's going to stick to it. >> the ones who like it are going to be with you. the twos that might well be with you, and the threes that are never going to be with you. it seems like it's written for the ones primarily, those who are attacking her and she wants to come out and fight them. >> i, for one, as someone who is with her, am so happy she's coming out swinging, but i think she's shooting for the twos as well, which is it teal people that this benghazi, republicans frothing at the mouth to try to find whatever they can in benghazi, really, they're not going to find anything more. she has taken responsibility. she has taken action by appointing the accountability review board and adopting all of the 29 suggestions they make for change, and she's been totally transparent. >> what do you think they think after three months of hearings or a year of hearings or three more years, what are they going to find? that some memo didn't get to her? something didn'

their hot brand and elton michael more hitting home runs did living the giants and the throwbacks there be to raise to one. unmatchable of first-place games. giants have won four straight and eight of 9 bar. a good leg as money and about our trade cents an update is a former athletic favorite dining comes with a grand slam. and the monster last night estimate of first inning goslin that can pre much overtrick the be the eighth 63 was the final. oakland will take the lead on this money in the final three game series did >> : as flood money may weather who faced undefeated mike is a done did everything he could do to be butting into its 12 top frosted from the opening bell and give him what many people believe it the toughest fight and 60 year professional career. but in the end he lost by maggiore this is an but not by much. i weather is a win his record for assists and zero. he won on to score cards for a third judge had the thought that even. duffer get sports with the latest on bay area teams and there and set up a warriors clubbers series and also everything else bay area sports chec

but that -- peter gabriel song, elton john song, every song has a story behind not just me singing as my own fault. i should not set you up for that. >> people have questions for you. at this point in his life, is donny a little more country or a little more rock 'n' roll. >> rock 'n' roll, baby. >> do you still wear purple socks every now and then? >> perfect case of ocd. next question. >> what annoys you the most about marie? >> this show isn't long enough. we have a competition going about twitter. who can get the most twitter followers. follow me on twitter. @donnyosmond. couple hundred thousand or something like that. i need to get some more. follow me @donnyosmond. >> how many does marie have? >> two. >> debbie, come join us. >> it is their anniversary. >> come on, sweetheart, please. everybody wants to see donny's beautiful wife. >> you sit down here. >> see? 36 years. >> 36 years. >> you know what's really interesting? she's not just my wife now, she's my business partner. we started donny osmond home furnishings. we had no idea it would take off. it went from zero to 60 over

twitter she was denied health care for her brain tumors in canada and so she came to the us just like eltonjohn's husband's father came to the us or our mother one of his and i know there's that you're a little bit american are going to well everyone in america you're fifty thousand people from canada come to the united states for health care i've never met on sundays when i used to live a month earlier vermont and every set every week and every saturday bernie sanders would organize these buses were all these elderly people would get the buses and go up to montreal to buy their pharmaceuticals yeah but they were going out there but i have a cancer here but they are going to get cheap drugs i was living an hour from the border i grew up in are from the border in lansing michigan never seen a canadian. america yes i mean it's money we got we got it we got right more it's a nice big picture and it's going to set these problems. i'm betting. a society that if i think corporation kind of can consume can do i'm the banker right all that all about money and i'm just fashionably late for a politic

. >> pepsi did this years ago where they brought back all these people in an elton john pepsi commercial these people can basically control the image. and you don't know whether that person would want to be in that venue. >> here you hope it benefits his children. >> i know, i understand. >> the album sales. exactly. >> but would he, michael jackson, or anybody that does this or has this done to them, do they want that? >> they don't really have a say. >> they don't have a say. if they do -- >> that's another tv show. >> the music is so good. we had timbaland here who produced the record. said i can't believe this is all on the cutting room floor. how did this not make it? he said when you're that great, like even good is great, you know i mean? it wasn't good enough to make michael's initial albums but it's still better than everybody else's music. >> went through like 70 different tracks. and so bring it to the eight that they've picked for this album, which goes to tell you how much other great music is out there that was michael's. >> and how talent lives forever. we're all dust in t

given the ways our society will change in the future and the challenges we see in elton infrastructure it is vital to keep is growing and thriving as a country. the time to act is now. thank you. [applause] >> that is great. thank you very, very much. a lot of teams who may not expect to hear from a large engineering firm. thank you for reinforcing that. before i close, a quick thank you to the team at brookings who did an awful lot of work not just on today, that the whole week. taylor stewart, amelia shyster and pat say about coming to china infrastructure we, i really don't think he slept since sunday night. acc had come to pick him up as a stalling down. thank you all for coming out today on a rainy friday. i thought this is a conversation we wanted to get into. we just started to scratch the surface. one more comment before richer the program. we highlighted a budget projects today. particularly here with the piano. we did this all throughout the week. we are going to keep doing this. this is oprah spent a lot of time on over the next year, maybe leading up to infrastructure week

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