(greer) technology is the science of what if. i think of it as something that we can't do without because our minds are curious, and something that if we did without it, we'd still be starting fire with stones. and the human mind wants more than that. and we want to better ourselves. sometimes we better ourselves, and sometimes we miss. (wassar) the pads are a very critical part of the flute and have a major impact on the responsiveness and the acoustical qualities of the instrument. in the case of a piccolo, the pads traditionally are made of felt, and about seven to ten years ago, i came up with the idea to design a special silicone pad which actually has a hollow or baffle system inside. one of the advantages of using silicone is that it can truly seal the tone hole. what we discovered, however, is that the mechanical perfection of this pad was in conflict with the artist's desire to control his sound. what was happening was that a felt pad is, in some ways, so bad that when you open and close a pad, you don't get an "on/off,"

violence the 5th annual hosted by a thousand mothers to prevent violence in the bay area, hundreds of greering mothers, family and friend participate in the three-mile walk. a thousand mothers was founded by a woman who lost her twin sons in the same day in drive-by shooting. registration starts at 8:30 at the park in the morning in san lenadro and is underway at 10:00. hope to see you there. >>> apple has not commented on a deal to by a headphone company. a musician-actor posted about it on face book. the company makes pricey headphones and has a music production and streaming service. the $3.2 billion deal would be apple's biggest acquisition ever. ♪ just never felt so good >> a soon-to-be released music from the king of pop "love never felt so good." it plays throughout it. he cowrote it in 1983 and paul anka plays by an -- plays piano this weekend and you know why. >>> >> mmmmmmother's day. >> as if i didn't know. >> a few left over clouds. an update on the warm weather for mother's day and we will set records next week. >> the chance to see the 49ers great make one last play at >>> coveri

. >> carlos greer is a writer for "people". >> you can see beyonce's security sort of holding solange back, grasping her and trying to prevent her from attacking jay z. >> security not only tries to protect the rapper, but attempts to guard the famous couple's image. >> it looks like he presses a button to contain what is happening in the elevator in the elevator so people don't see it when they open the door. >> beyonce stepped in and said, hey, don't talk to my sister, but jay z appeared to do nothing. didn't seem like he did enough to prevent the confrontation with rachel roy. and so by the time they were leaving, he apparently said something that solange thought was inappropriate to beyonce and to her and so that's when she flipped. >> later, in the video, solange attempts to kick jay z while she's being restrained. this time, beyonce, who has been surprisingly calm, moves between them. when the elevator finally opens, solange lashes out again. jay z exits, looking stunned. >> this was a huge surprise. i don't think anyone knew there was tension. >> they all walked to a waiting ca

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will continue burning and stealing public property until credit public officials deal with this. 20 greer years after apartheid. >> sheurassuring people that the things will hpen, but also delivery of an economy that is growing, of jobs that were promised a long time ago. >> people here say being poor is hard. they want what many people who are well off take for granted. they hope their vote will make a difference. al jazeera, bakers daal, south africa. >> coming up next. trouble on the border. new reports of physical and social abuse of undocumented immigrants. what you don't know about boko haram is coming up at the bottom of the hour. borderland's dramatic conclusion >> no one's prepared for this journey. >> our teams experience the heart breaking desperation >> we're all following stories of people that have died in the desert. >> and the importance... >> experiencing it, has changed me completely... >> of the lives that were lost in the desert >> this is the most dangerous part of your trip... >> an emotional finale you can't miss... >> we got be here to tell the story. >> the final

doesn't make these films like barbara stanwyck, where the woman is at the center of the melodrama, greern." and she said, "why don't you do one?" and i felt like saying, "why don't you help me raise the money to make that thing. of they're not easy to do. that was the inspiration. and puccini's shamelessness about the emotion, the degree to which he never distances you. there's no irony. he's saying, "this is my heart. here it is. like it or don't like it. this is the honest emotion of of the and that was very much the governing principle of the film. >> rose: also "diary of a country priest. of. >> yeah, you know, it's the same principle in a way. even though that film is very austere, there's a kind of-- again, a lack of irony, an obsession with the honesty of the emotions of the actors, which is know-- it's in a way-- because we live in a very ironic age, you know. and it's not typical-- by the the way, there are amazing works of art, great films made in this tradition. but i felt it was interesting to explore, especially for an actor like marion, whose face is so evocative, almost a

bill: crisis in ukraine, nye greer yaw and beyond putting focus on white house and its policy but criticsgn policy hasn't been this week since jimmy carter? oliver north on that and senator marco rubio talking about 2016. >> obvious you're moving closer to running for president? >> i openly said in the past something i will consider by end of this year and i look at number of factors, personal factors. martha: will he run? what do you think? what are his chances? what do you think about that? our political panel will weigh in. bill: satanic mass at harvard university today, reaction from students and local catholic community, listen >> this obscenity than speech if anything, and if this were, you know, a reenactment after kkk rally or some sort of a desecration of the koran no one would have trouble -- or hotel and if you find it for less we'll match it and give you fifty dollars back that's the expedia guarantee on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that game show hosts should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband... or wou

not getting the market at least according to when jefferys analysts until greers now and $20 billionry aggressive. that's that. >> way too aggressive. >> valeant clearly the opportunity to respond to allergan from yesterday. you may remember allergan's assertion, for example, on any number of things including valeant's tax rates saying recent space of acquisitions and restructuring appears to have resulted in multiple offshore tax deferral structures. >> right. how about -- >> taxing authorities likely to heavily scrutinize and transfer pricing. valeant's response, jim? you do not have multiple deferral structures. our tax structural is compliant with laws and undergoes the same scrutiny as other public companies. >> the idea that valeant reports whatever is convenient. did you love that line? whatever is convenient. they hate each other. it's a slug fest. it's a thriller in where? >> what happens if valeant -- >> canada -- >> successful in buying allergan? >> they're unsuccessful? >> yes. >> valeant needs to do every deal. if you lose the met sa sis products which they made a lot of

mark bradley, jaime collins, helen greer, jeffrey hunter, dennis lavern, glenna lavern, david malory, robert oliver, cameron smith, tyler smith, rob tittle, rebecca tittle, tory tittle and daniel wasam. madam president, you can see and hear from those names nat a lot of these were family members and members of a few communitys in my state. i want to thank my colleagues first because many called and reached out in various ways. some covered meetings for me. senator jack reed of rod. -- rhode island -- cover ad meeting for me. and we have had people from outside of arkansas that reached out. i know our governer has fielded calls from around the country and our emergency management folks have been reached out by others. we neighbor several states who have gone through this before. one of those is missouri. i see my colleagues from missouri in the chamber. people from missouri, people from oklahoma. and we have helped those states in their time of need. it was so appreciating that the folks came and helped arkansas. we appreciate it very much. and the federal officials reached out. i was

. >> got all our friends from greer in central pennsylvania.d that weather, go to weather channel on cable or weather.com online. guys? >> all right, al, thank you very much. >>> as we mentioned, today marx one year since that tornado devastated the city of moore, oklahoma. and when we went back recently, we caught up with some of the survivors we first met in the immediate aftermath of that storm. the day after the tornado, major mark murdock of the moore fire department gave me a tour of the plaza towers elementary school. he was one of the first responders to arrive on that scene. >> and this went on all night. >> it's been a continuous effort ever since the storm hit. >> seeing it on tv, it's nothing like being here, smelling it, seeing it, feeling it, and being part of that. >> standing at the new plaza towers today, major murdock can't believe the change. >> to see the school being rebuilt, especially the progress where it's at at the moment is incredible. >> jeri bondy took shelter in the bathroom with her husband. she suffered cuts and