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>> i fou an old concert ticket of mine fromhe 1970' that was $10.nned to hear that tickets are 1. call i have to do is sell one tiet. vis: you could command that the exrience of having done this has convined do -- i do nowanto color the question. the experience of playing has convinced you ofhat, if anying? >> that music -- playing sic can ba joy. my whole life i reayplayed alone. that night i had a band with me, esteve cany range. they played with me ad back me up. you can make music witthe band and its not just lik doing standup comedy alone. it i a smooer feeling. an easier feeng. >>hertavis: here is a ridiculous question. you solutely have to give up acting,r the banjo, what goes if you had to give it up you cold onlydo one of these things, whichre you giving up? how stupid a queson is that? >> it is not as stupid aone i d the other day. i would say i would have toive p the banjo. beause i enjoy comedy much and i love comedy. has afforded me so muchbut i he that would never hapn. you need both. the interior and exteor. this is an interr and acti

he's considered one of the pre-eminent invtigative journalists of our time and certainly the most fous. his investation into t wateate coverup with fellow "washington post" repoer carl bernstein earn him fame and the paper pulitzer prize. he's since gone on to wte merous books aboutashington, including onhe presincy, the preme court and the milary. he recently accompaniedational securitydvisor jim jones to afghanistan and wrotabout the trip in the "st". i am pleased to have him back on this broadcast. welcome. thank you. >> i want to take the temperature of washington today as you see it. wh are pros saying about the presidt so far? >> they don know and there's a lot politics and a lot of rhetoricets thrown arod on bo sides. but thinkeople are ki of... if you're looking for at's going on or what's the sens and obvisly there's ner agreement, but it'sind of t shakespearean lemma is the king a good king or a flawed king? and people on both sidesust aren't sure. here's this very yng, inexperiend president who's put so much on the table. once i had subpoena countit up and it wa 131 major fi

he has a test project called ust go" and is planning a major tour that stops on fou continents. all tis year he will be cebrating moto's 50th anversary. he ctributed so ch to that legendary bel. including a remkable run of 13 consecutive top- hitss a solo artist. how are you doing? >> every tim i came here i feel like i just left yesrday. we have been around a couple of tes. >tavis: you never st moving. >> it is oneof the bssings that what has happed are not only are we know here in merica, but the rest of the world. by theime we arted out in europe and endp in the middle east, and come back arod to asia, it has ben one year. we travel lot. tavis: let me ask you to pick ree parts ofthe world, any place you wt to pick and give me a topsideor what the diffences and how the concerts' are received thplay list, give a sense of the aesthetic of three different partsf the world. >> l's start with an unusu place. the middle east. tav: when you play there is like what? >> is ,000 people or 30,000 people a night. it is panmonium. we're talking about -- normally you uld think relign or pol

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he helped fou reconciling retired clergy, a neork of retired ptors willing to perform gay marries.ere's not a whole lot that theyan do to we retired clergy, and there'a whole lot that they cado to active clergy that they can't dto us. and that's why we'rstepping in. >> reporter: harding ys he believ what he's doing is the right thg, so he's willing to risk any repercussis. >> we could be frocked. would be now sitting here as mr. harding insteadf reverend rding. andn massachusetts, a lay person cano for a day to the ate house and get permissn to officiate aa marriage. i'd still be able to do it, only i justouldn't be a pastor anymore. >>eporter: at church of the covenan interim minister jennifer wegter-mcnelly is a ordainepresbyterian pastor. he says her congregation has been put in a difficulposition of trying to maintain suprt for gay members wile still respecting the natnal denomination. >> we have a long hisry and we're veryctive, and so i think there is a lot of rlly thoughtful hardonversation about how do we be ophetic and main faithful and connectedto the churches thatre our

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tavis: darryl strawber was part fou world serie championships.pite his explts on the field, he is equally well known for his troubles of thfield. he details his often painful struggle in a new boo that of your body is talki about. it is called "straw: findg my way." nice to have you here. good to see you. let me starwith the obvious r me. i teased the book at the top of the shw. y talk about drugs. ou talkbout cancer twe, yourmother's cancer. you talk about domestic violence. you talk about drugs. everything is in this boo the fir question i asked myself is why. why did you choose to tell all ofhat? >> that is a good question. i had been approached mny times about it. i just thought i was a good ti in my life to go ahead and reveal who i am, nothe perception of what haseen writt about me throughout the media and heyday, fro baseball, alsohe things they takedbout at te conference. when you look at a person's life, there arcore issues u need to dig deep in and finout about that particar person. body ever does that. all the ever do is look into. wri

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many the people involved with the london conce were --irst of all, ey were all rehearsin when they fou out about chael's death so they were heren los angeles for the planning of this memorial service and theyere very, very involved, first of all. the jackson family, we mig see performance from on of the brothers. >> there is a lot of talking abou jermaine possibly singing "smile"? >> correct. think at's highly likely. i think a t of credi needs to go to family for keeping this very much about michael and his spirit. they've worked very hardnd it'seen frustrating f us as the press so ofte getting details out because pele wt to know, but the reason it was rd to get the details is the mily was keeping it cse to e cuff and make su this was all about michael today. >> yh. i talked to reverend jackson a few minutes ago. he reminded me that michael was a showm. he loved th wo to be watching him. he would lve this. if he could see this. if he is looking dn from heaven or erever he is, that would love they ve t redefine the parameters of the world. you ow, funeral, this is t peoples funeral. th

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. >>> another story you first saw at 9news fou, tomorrow the dc council is expected to pass a new budget that will have you digging deeper in your wallet. the city's sales tax would jump to 6%. the gasoline tax up another 2.5 cents a gallon and the cigarette tax another $0.50 per pack. the mayor says he will sign the bill. >>> new tonight a lookhe aadt a new and improved 18th street. this evening they held a public review of where thingsnd staew n the 18th street project. engineers showed off the latest design, new landscaping, new lights. better pedestrian and bicycle access. >>> well, if you're a redskins fan, this is your time. >> that's right. for the players, not so much. the team kicked off training camp today with its first pair of two a day practices 9 sports brett haber was there. >> i was there. 78 players were there. hundreds of fans were there. but brian not there. and we don't know when he's going to show up. the skins top draft pick still has not come to terms on a contract with the team. coming up you'll hear some pointed comments from his defensive coordinator on the why

dow's been onl aol r fou months, gaining mnha 30%. look at this, that gain has simply made up for ground lost since january. the last time the dow was at that level. what's next for the market and what does it manner for the rest of the economy? joining me to talk about that is my colleague rebecca jarvis. good evening. on a broad level, what exactly has pushed stocks higher? why the rally? >> in a word it's a matter of stabilization here. things were so, soad at the beginning of this year. and into the spring. what we are now beginning to see is signs of life. in the housing market, as far as manufacturing is concerned, month over month comparisons are beginning to show a little bit of growth. while it's not back to the levels prerecession, it is certainly looking like improvements. as far as earnings season goes, right now about 80% of companies reporting have beaten what wall street was anticipating. the cover of this week's "newsweek" magazine, declaring the recession is over. that might be an argument on some fronts. is it simply

record and pointed out that it inspected other planes today like the one where this hole occurred and fou no problems. but the ntsb is investigating, and depending on what it finds, it could lead to changes in inspection procedures not just at southwest, but at other airlines, as well. charlie? >> lisa stark reporting from reagan airport outside washington, thanks to you. >>> next to the confirmation hearings for judge sewn yeah sotomayor. today senators began questioning the judge. republicans going directly at the issue of whether her life experience would influence how she decides cases, or whether she would maintain impartial y'allty. jan crawford-greenburg is covering the hearings for us. >> reporter: sotomayor denied she would be biased. >> i don't base my judgments on my personal experiences or my feelings or my biases. >> reporter: she said her remarks that a wise latina would reach a better koon collusion than a white male was intended to inspire, but was a bad idea. >> taking the rhetorical flourish was a bad idea. >> reporter: and her comments at appeals courts are where policy

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