she was on this program long before she was honored with a grammy for best new orders -- for best newist in 2011. his first -- his classic composition, please enjoy footprints. good night from los angeles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with three of this years grammy winners, singer gregory porter and then ben harper and charlie musselwhite. that is next time. we will see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> be more. pbs. ♪ (female #1) we're traveling acrosshe country for six weeks. ale #1) nding stories of ople who are living life by doing what they love. (female #2) and see what kind of roads they took in their life. (male #1) i'm on this trip to carve out my own focus. (female #2) i have a lot of interests, but i'm scared to put myself out there. (female #1) my family is more into a job that's stable, and i really want to be an artist. you've got to put yourself in those sink or swim situatio

tonight, first a conversation with singer gregory porter, who earlier this year won a grammy album withzz vocal his latest cd, liquid spirit. and we turned to a conversation with ben harper and charlie musselwhite, whose collaboration on their first cd together one of grammy as best blues album of the year. we are glad you have joined us. those conversations, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: grammy nominee gregg reporter had intended to be a linebacker but a football injury ,ound him twitching to music decision which is now paying some pretty nice dividends. after three albums he is making his mark not only as a singer but as a songwriter. entitledt cd is "liquid spirit." let's take a look at a cut from the cd. ♪ sorry that i had to ring your doorbell so late there's something bothering me i really am sorry, but it just couldn't wait is there someone else instead of me ♪ tavis: i was saying to gregory a moment ago that it took me about two we to get to track number five. i couldn't get off track number one. which is

tonight a conversation with multi-grammy-winning artist alicia keys. she won her 15th grammy for her most recent release, "girl on fire." then herb albert. hit the charts for pop instrumental. we are glad you joined us. those conversations are coming up now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ tavis: please welcome alicia keys to this program. the 14 time grammy award winner is out with her first album in three years. it's the first since the birth sonher two-year-old egypt. it is called "girl on fire." here is the video for the title track. ♪ we got our feet on the ground, and we are burning it down ♪ clouds andead in the were not coming down ♪ fire ♪girl is on ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ she's walking on fire ♪ ♪ this girl is on fire everybody says when she goes by they can see the flame in her eyes ♪ tavis: you have a legitimate reason for being gone for three years. a baby. you have earned that. take a few years off. three years in this business is so long. what fear, what trepidation, what angst does one

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is the grammy, emmy, and peabody award-winningost of "the colbert report." starting today his new animated film "mr. peabody and sherman" is in theaters everywhere. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to our show stephen colbert! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: take care, buddy. take care. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: what an entrance right there. >> congratulations. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very, very much. >> this is the most tremendous

grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off.nd my mom that she even does that. of course my daughter is going to live with me when i leave. this is why i don't get along with my mom because of stupid [ bleep ] like that. i'm sitting in jail. my daughter's never lived with anybody but me. she's going to tell me, who do you want to live with? that's like you put a baby in front of somebody and say, who do you love more? you can't do that to people, to kids. i want to go. i want to leave. i've been here for so long for having one charge in my entire life. this is ridiculous. i need to go before my mom, like, runs away with my kid or something. this has been an entirely too long of a stay and i need to leave. >>> i don't give a [ bleep ] what you're in here for. we're going to search, we're going to take. we will leave what i want you to have. >> a threat against an officer leads to a major shakedown. an alleged gang leader becomes a magnet for trouble. >> you're talking like we're equals. we're not. you do not run the institution.

i think that, you know, the grammys when you look at something the scale of the grammys, anyone who's bridge to sell you. the grammys have been extremely consistent. the last time they surprised me when they gave herb by hancock an award in '08. they've been extremely consistent in appealing to mainstream and white america. they appear to main street america way more than kendricks. it shows ignorance about hip-hop as a culture for the grammys to make that decision so cluelessly. >> i know i was brought on here specifically for my expertise in baliwood rap. i'd like to open up the conversation to you gentlemen. do you agree though that when you speak about the grammys, there is some type of hierarchy in terms of hip-hop and rap? there are different forms and sometimes they look at it as being commercialized. >> the general consensus of hip-hop is that kendrick lamar had the best album of the year. if that's not the consensus, people feel like the drake album, con yeah. >> and more authentic wrap. >> more authentic. that doesn't take anything away from what macklemore does because his

. >> and grammy winning artist patti austin belts out a song for us. >> with a little help from us. >or you. >> brian balthazar is joining. [ sneezes ] [ coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. hmm? [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. thanks for the tip. [ male announcer ] no problem. oh...and hair products. aisle 9. [ inhales deeply ] oh what a relief it is. ♪ that little guy cleans, brightens and fights stains. so now i can focus on more pressing matters. wow! isn't it beautiful? your sweet peppers aren't next to your hot peppers. [ gasps ] [ sarah ] that's my tide. what's yours? >>> it is time for "today's buzz." >> oscars isn't the only subject that has everyone talking. to a highly public breakup, to a new baby, brian balthazar has the latest. >> talk to us about paula and -- >> robin thicke. >> they announced last week that they were mutually agreeing to separate. we all saw that perf

grammy? does grammy love you? >> yeah. >> i can't even think right now, i'm so pissed off.nd my mom that she even does that. of course my daughter is going to live with me when i live. this is why i don't get along with my mom, because stupid [ bleep ] like that. i'm sitting in jail and my daughter's never lived with anybody but me. she's going to tell me, who do you want to live with? that's like you put a baby in front of somebody and say, who do you love more? that's -- you can't do that to people, to kids. i want to go. i want to leave. i've been here for so long for having one charge in my entire life. this is ridiculous. i need to go before my mom, like, runs away with my kid or something. this has been an entirely too long of a stay and i need to leave. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what prompted a man to start shooting at police in hackensack. >> any crime involving law enforcement, we take more personally. especially somebody being shot at. >> a police shootout leaves an inmate in the hosp

tjt album, three kings in stores, grammy nominated. my 10th grammy nomination. >> wow, okay. >> so shout out to tie reece and genui genuine. >> this year i was really focused on really being -- taking that next step, you know what i mean, and getting to the craft ask just diving head first. >> how did that even happen? >> you know, it started early as a kid. i used to do a bunch of plays and things like that. of course when music kind of slows down you kind of try to find ways to survive. >> did you pursue it, or did it find you? >> kind of a little bit of both. you know what i mean? a couple plays happened. what was funny, what really, really kicked it off is there was a part of the team that did the sound track for "dream brothers." i was working closely with the directors. i was in there acting up. i've got all the jokes, all the energy. and he said, man, you would be good for the part of c.c. i think you should audition. i said, well, maybe. let me see. just let me know. the next day i got a call and they said i really want you to

casey musgrave just won the grammy for her album. ashley monroe made a great country record.here is a trend that is more about trucks and -- [laughter] a lot of male oriented subject matter that we have a hard time don'tales finding -- i know what i would do with that kind of trend. i couldn't find music like that. tavis: that raises another question. if there is a male oriented a femaleyric, is there oriented country lyric, or is it supposed to just be about life? >> i think it's supposed to just be about life. i have always recorded songs about me and i am going to say toething somebody is going own. i want people to say, that's my song. i have never really followed a trend. choice that you pick songs you think people are going to resonate with, has the kind of stuff you do change to over 20 years? you live life. you have different experiences. different things resonate with you. can you see that when you look over your own discography, the choices you make now? >> i don't think it has changed a lot. at certain times there are songs -- i recorded a song called "in my daught

four grammys and award-winning oscar. >> back across to kathie. >> lisa from the jersey shore.your hands during individual irish step dancing? >> i think it's b, like this. >> you would be wrong. you would be so wrong. >> nice accent, the answer is hands down by your sides with hands clenched in fists. >> that is right. they wanted to make it popular, so you would lose points if your hands were open slightly. so it's hard to do. when your feet are moving so strong. it's like trying to sprint while your hands are buy your side. riverdance made it real popular. >> that's a great show. >> from? where are you from? >> south carolina. >> to date, approximately how many people have seen the show, "riverdance" which features irish dancing? >> c. >> you know, she's right. [ bell ] >> 22 million have seen riverdance? >> yes, come opposed by the brilliant composer. 10,000 performances across to s countries. they have a new show, heartbeat of home coming up. >> well, thank you so much and happy st. patrick's day to you. >> for more information on the irish arts center go to klgandhoda.com

arianna is about to transform into grammy nominee cyndi lauper. >> come on, that hair looks like a hat. >> tricia sees her photographs as art imitating life. hollywood life, anyway. but she rejects outfits that are risque. does it feel too suggestive to you or something? >> i don't want anything that implies the kids are sexy or things like that. it needs to stay cute. >> reporter: but are these stage kids sacrificing a carefree childhood in the rush to be famous? what's wrong with posing for red carpet pictures? what's wrong with a 6-year-old doing this? >> there's nothing wrong with kids doing any of this unless it becomes their sort of reason for living where they need to be out there and they need to be seen by others and they need the makeup and the hair. that's sad. we want kids to be kids. >> when you look in the mirror, what do you think? >> i think i look messed up. >> reporter: what do you mean, you look messed up? >> my lips are all messed up. >> reporter: you're right, they're a little bit messed up. it's erin's moment to roar. ♪ and grandma is all choked with emotion. >> i

this happened at the grammys last night and it's taken over the internet today.wedding at the grammys. 33 happy couples walked down the aisle to macklemore and ryan lewis. the right reverend queen latifah presided. they exchanged rings and the happiest moment of their lives and some form of madonna strolled out on the stage looking like a middle aged southern pimp. (laughter) or like some type of baronest of a weird friday chicken chain. comedians, you are all fashion connoisseurs, what is a good name for this madonna look? michael somehow walter, go! >> cowboy fabulous.

then we will turn to a conversation with grammy nominated singer-songwriter ledisi about her new cd called "the truth." we are glad you could join us. conversations with errol morris and ledisi coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your ebs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: errol morris has made a career of exposing the foibles of those in power. his oscar-winning film "the fog of war exposed a role in the vietnam war. explainsnt documentary and defends donald rumsfeld's decisions. "the unknown known" will be in select theaters next week. we start our conversation first with a clip from "the unknown known." >> what about all these so-called torture memos? >> there were what? one or two or three? they were not all of these so-called memos. they were mischaracterized as torture memos and they came not out of the bush administration per se. they came out of the u.s. department of justice blessed by the attorney general, the senior legal official of the united states of america, having been nominated by a president and confirmed by the senate. a little different cast i

we're talking today, the day after the grammys, and you could very much see that schism between the old guard and the new in the attempt of the grammys to force them together in different mashups and medleys remains to be seen how well they do that. >> host: taste of alexander russo's book, "points on the dial." >> booktv streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> three elements of the triple package are, first, sense of exceptionality and you can get it from lots of different sources but a feeling you're special, and destined for special things. the second element is almost seemingly the opposite, and that is a dash of insecurity to offset that exceptionality, and that is a feeling that you haven't quite done enough, not quite good enough. and the third element is impulse control. or thought discipline and the ability to per sir career and resist temptation. >> as individuals who have these qualities grow up in america they teach the second generation to have an interest in creative destruction relationship between their culture

we're talking today the day after the grammys, and you could very much see that schism between the old guard and the new, i think, yesterday in the attempts of the grammys to bring them, force them together in different kinds of mash-up and medleys. but it remains to be seen how well they'll be able to do that. >> host: just a taste of alexander russo's book, "points on the dial: golden age radio beyond the networks." booktv is on location at catholic university. >> we'd like to hear from you. tweet us your feedback, twitter.com/booktv. ..

this is the two-time grammy award winning boys choir academy specific boys choir academy we welcome themor the 3 sons under the director kevin fox >> oh, can you can you see by the dawns early light. what so proudly we hail. at the twilights last gleaming. who's broad strips and stars through the per he will allows night. over ram parts we lark with so glandly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs busting in air. gave proof through the night. that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star stand banner yet wave? over the land of the free. and the home of the brave. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping.) >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ our voices sing to the heaven ring, ring with a heartfelt liability and the revise in heart for an amazing start that to resound. king of song born of the face and heart of king born of the hope. we rise in song for the causalities the revoig. so if our song rings on. this will our hope. for the ring over the weary sing we sing for the song. we have long over a way. we have gone through 0 singing. if the - we sing. with people for our story. of our horrify gone overnight a

during the grammy's. arby's tweeted, "can we have our hat back?"ause of its similarity to the logo. of course it also looks an awful lot like smokey the bear's hat. but to the burger joint it goes. >> jacqueline: as we look like as storm track are from raider radar. we have a light plane. alsolet's watch the lady in the picking up over the peninsula san mateo over the san mateo bridge there is a few hundred of grain. salt and picking up a little bit with the areas of yellow with higher showers there. we do have moisture moving in the next few hours. that will change the schnorrers midnight tonight south of the golden gate 10th of an inch of rain to half an inch of rain. tomorrow's commit will be more scattered. as we move into the midnight hour more scattered. a little bit and dreyer up to the north that and skies will clear. during the afternoon tomorrow with rain approaching for the winds that. we do have blue that you see on volvo, as she appears to be >> jacqueline: as you take a look at the extended forecast we do have the rain and another rou

from one of that continent's most acclaimed singers, the grammy-winner angelique kidjo >> we transform africa, completely, by educating more women. because we need new leadership. >> woodruff: those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the sear for the missing malaysian airliner may be getting warmer-- nearly three weeks after the plane disappeared. the australian maritime safety authority, amsa, shifted its focus almost 700 miles to the northeast today, and planes quickly radioed in new discoveries. john sparks of independent television news, reports from perth, australia. >> reporter: the search for any sign of the missing malaysian aerials mh370 has been lifted 11 kilometers to the northeast of the existing search area is

our next guest has a shelf full of grammys and a smile you can see from space. wayne! [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> awesome. >> jimmy: good to see you. excited to have you and willie nelson on the show together. do you know each other? >> willie nelson, man. yeah. >> jimmy: do you know willie in. >> i just met him backstage. >> jimmy: first time you met him? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right. >> i love him, of course. >> jimmy: of course. you might have to visit the bus. [ laughter ] >> i heard about the bus. >> jimmy: you performed in austin a little bit. you accepted an award on behalf of drake. >> last night. >> jimmy: how were you treated in this city? >> i'm southern, i'm a southerner. like home. everybody from the south, everything in the south is home to us. it's not like we don't go and be like -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but are people, do people go nuts when they see you? i would imagine you don't blend very well. >> no, i mean, just regular reaction. >> jimmy: can you go to shows? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you can? okay. you have had a ch

. >> and mary mary, the grammy winning gospel sisters. >> remember that song shackles, that's their song. a good one. >> we agree for once. >> if you have not seen any of the best picture nominees movies for the oscars, you are not alone. >> yeah this is surprising. and yet people tune into the oscars and don't know what's being honored. >> they say most people haven't even seen one. >> most of them? >> that's what i read. haven't seen one of the movies. >> the one that's been seen the most, because of the appeal, i think of tom hanks and we all fall in love with that story, is "captain philips," right? >> they say just specific, two-thirds of the people have yet to see one. i don't want to brag or anything, but i saw "wolf of wall street" and "american hustle ." so i have seen two. >> wow. >> i am ahead of all those other people. >> wow. >> up until yesterday, the day before yesterday, i had seen three because i was just going to watch the oscars at home in my jammies. then i was brought into service to work with al roker on the red carpet this sunday. so i have been doing a marathon wa

in the attempt of the grammys to bring them together. >> just a taste of alexander russo's buck points on the dial golden age beyond the networks.

during the grammy's, arby's tweeted, "can we have our hat back?" because of it's similarity to the logo. of course it also looks an awful lot like smokey the bear's hat. but to the burger joint it goes. >> coming up on the kron4 new is. troops are presumably russian, continued to us from military installations in crimea russian president vladimir putin tells other troops to return to their bases. will have the u.s. backlash over the crisis in ukraine. >> some san leandro residents are getting credit from police for helping them solve crimes. details on the story coming up. >> here is a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> welcome back. here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. friends of jenna betti gathered at the spot on the railroad tracks where the martinez teen was killed. she had been hanging out near the tracks with her boyfirend when she was hit by a train. a candlelight vigil will be held tonight at martinez junior high. >> the mother of a 4-year- old is suspected of drunk driving at the time of the head

. ♪ grammy nominated shemekia copeland comes by her blues credentials honestly.est cd is called 33 and a third. she'll be performing a song called "somebody else's jesus." here,is so great to be thank you for having me. tavis: you are going to perform this little bit later. i love the lyrics on this track. you think of certain blues singers, certainly women. men are guilty of this as well. think of women blues singers and you think of stuff like, that no good man did me wrong. there is a storyline in it, but your stuff -- >> i am tired of talking about love, man. politics talk about and religion and domestic violence and things that are going on in the world, which is what makes the music contemporary. it is relevant to the times. that is what i want to talk about. tavis: how do you do that without being preachy? how do you do that and make it sound good? >> very clever songwriting. i am so blessed i work with really great songwriters that get the point across, bending it without breaking it. i do not want to be preachy because i am not, but i want to make my poi

oscar, les tengo dos presentaciones sin goles que ocurrieron durante la ceremonia por el ganador del grammyn espaÑol. es para todos los latinos. para ver mÁs, no duden en visitarnos en primer impacto.com >> hablando de salud, llegÓ el momento de vida sana con cecilia. para hablar de un tema muy importante, como combatir el estrÉs que afecta a muchas personas. >> el mundo estÁ completamente estresada por todas partes. vengo hablarles de la meditaciÓn, una tÉcnica cada vez mÁs utilizada en todo el mundo. la mayorÍa de las personas sufren de estrÉs, ansiedad y depresiÓn. esto puede ser aliviada con meditaciÓn. >> la meditaciÓn podrÍa ser la clave para ayudar a tener una vida saludable a pesar de las circunstancias. en primer lugar, porque la meditaciÓn ayuda a controlar el estrÉs como un mal que contribuye y empeorar la mayorÍa de las enfermedades mortales modernas. tambiÉn reduce la presiÓn sanguÍnea ayudando al cuerpo a producir mÁs Óxido nÍtrico. para que la sangre fluya mejor. contribuye a contrarrestar las enfermedades del corazÓn, mejorar el sistema inmunolÓgico y algunos estudios han de

with an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. mel brooks is in a league of his own. welcome to "the stream." >> it is a pleasure to be here. >> we are honored to have you here. any slice of your career is great, the hits continue to come, old west to outer space and cyber space, it seems everything you touch turns to told. what is in is secret sauce? >> well, just enlarge and multiply what people are doing and thinking and actually being, just multiply that and you have a funny movie. >> that's so not true. i think if that was as simple as that, everybody would have a funny movie. there is something special you do. think about the movies, my dad who is 74 or i talk to a friend of mine in the 20s, everybody snows blazed saddles and blazing saddles and history of the world, something you do that endured, what is it, what did you tap into? >> you know, that's a remarkably good question, but i don't know. i suppose you need talent or gifted or you have to take observations and put them through some kind of brain change and come out with a plan for, you know, for presenti

four-time grammy nominee stanley jordan is known for his guitar work and keyboard expertise.e is a musician who has pushed the boundaries of conventional expectations for jazz and pop music, including his most recent album entitled "friends." he has excelled at innovation once again, going so far as to perfect a new technique for playing guitar. we will get a sample at the end of this. i am glad to talk to you on this program. good to see you. i want to work our way up to this wonderful performance i know we are all going to love. i am fascinated by something you have been teaching for a while. teaching a class on practice. i want to get into what you have been teaching your kids about practice. i was in a conversation some years ago with a great basketball coach, and we were talking about practice makes perfect. he said, that's not actually the truth. i beat into my players it's not that practice makes perfect. what if you are practicing the wrong way? he said perfect practice makes perfect. you can practice all day long. if you are doing it wrong you are not going to be per

the big question, will she be flying like she did at the grammys?ow is she going to outdo herself. >> a high bar. >>> this is one of the swag bags that they hand out to celebrities. inside $85,000 worth of gifts. the lovely, the effervescent sara haines a vision in white with a guided tour of the swag bag. >> she told me she'll bring me a swag bag. >> i hope to grow up. >> we begin where the oscars will be held with that huge storm slamming california with more rain than the drought stricken state has seen yore years causing mudslides and david wright has the story from glendora, california. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. you'd think given the drought all this rain would be a welcome sight but not here in glendora. just one month ago here a wildfire stripped the foothills bare of vegetation, so here those torrential rains mean mud. lots of it. a state that has been so parched suddenly seems overwhelmed with mother nature. rare funnel clouds in the skies. boulders hijacking highways. the sudden onslaught of rain brought hills

the big question this morning, will she be flying like she did at the grammys?ow is she going to outdo herself? >> she set a very high bar. there's no question about that. >>> and take a look at what we have this morning. this is one of the oscar swag bags that they hand out to celebrities. inside, $85,000 worth of gifts. the lovely, the effervescent sara haines, a vision in white this morning, with a guided tour of the swag bag coming up. >> and she told me she's going to bring me a swag bag when she comes back. >> i hope to. >> she loves me that much. yeah. >> we begin where the oscars will be held with that huge storm slamming california with more rain than the drought-stricken state has seen in years. the deluge causing dangerous mudslides, and our david wright has the story from glendora, california. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. you'd think that given the drought, that all this rain would be a welcome sight, but not here in glendora. because a wildfire scorched the foothills a month ago, so here those torrential rains mean mud, lo

i'm deborah norville -- journalist, author, wife, and mom -- and today i am joined by grammy-winningo! [ cheers and applause ] and television phenomenon turned entertainment reporter mindy burbano stearns. [ cheers and applause ]

the grammy winning group announced that keyboardist and singer christine mcvie is rejoining the band after 16 years away. mcvie will join mick fleetwood, stevie nicks, lindsey buckingham and former husband john mcvie at the s.a.p. center november 25 and oracle in oakland december 3. tickets go on sale april 7. they are trending now on twitter. also trending australia. australian authorities have announced a new focus in the search for the missing malaysian jet. teenaged mutant ninja turtles. the trailer for the movie is out. autism. cdc said one in 68 children has autism. a 30% increase from two years ago. l'wren scott left $9 million of her estate to boyfriend mick jagger. follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> the threat of expensive fines is not working so maybe people will stop sending text messages while driving if there is the threat of public embarrassment. we can only hope. anne makovec is live in san francisco with the story of one man's unique approach to discourage distracted driving. anne? >> reporter: up on the billboard here in the richmond district of san francisco is wha

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. ♪ >> reporter: so that voice singing you hear now is grammy nominated artist janelle monet.he'll be performing on stage at 12:30 here at justin herman plaza. mark b eenioff and the mayor wi say a few word and introduce her. mark looking beyond today and the effort to feed the hungry with the nonprofit tipping point. he's announcing sf gives, an initiative to give bay area companies to donate $10 million over the next 60 days, that money going to help anti-poverty programs and the sales force handed me an additional piece of paper here letting me know that $5 million already has been committed, that money coming from companies like job own, linkedin and zynga, wanted to mention all of those as they already committed to the project. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> still to come, a scene that frightened beachgoers in florida after a pregnant mother drives right into the ocean with a van loaded with children. this morning, the charges just filed against her. >>> and an eyewitness captures a blind man's brush with death, right under a train coming his way. >>> and how about a liv

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and that's when grammy nominated singer genelle monet will take the stage. just yesterday she performed at the white house with legends like aretha franklin in the women of soul concert for the president. >>> thieves trying to steal a part of california history. their target, the golden spike at california's railroad museum. the attempt failed. nothing is missing after the wednesday break-in. part of the museum is closed because display cases were damaged in the area where the spike is on display. >> this is the only area that currently is cordoned off until we can get everything in the shape that it's viewable to the public. >> this section will stay closed until the investigation is done. the golden spike is a twin to the spike used by leeland stanford to join the first continental railroad in 1869. >>> seaworld's biggest star could be taken out of the spotlight. new legislation now aimed at banning shamu shows. richard bloom is expected to propose a bill today that would make it illegal to use orca whales for entertainment. legislation would ban captive b

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