there are many different ways you can harmonize the same melody, and the way you choose to harmonize it is what will give you a different emotional response. so in that sense i really feel that the harmony is responsible for how a melody makes you feel. [low hum and sticks clacking] [cultural music montage] [keyboard plays light jazz music] (man) harmony can best be described as notes sounding together in combination; pitches that are stacked on top of one another. if we hear only a melody by itself, with no harmonic accompaniment it might sound something like this. [plays melody line from "we three kings"] now if we hear an accompaniment to it, this would be considered harmonizing the melody. this hand is going to play the harmonic accompaniment. this hand will play the melody again. (man) if you look at harmony as the sounding of a number of musical notes at the same time it's not a phenomenon that is confined to europe or the united states. it happens in a million different ways all around the world. in indonesia, in gamelan music you have a kind of harmony because you have notes

regarding these size harmonization, i know i have had a discussion with a successful latino contractor that was not awarded the contract because he exceeded the size standard, as an example. it would be good to look at increasing our size standards and harmonizing with the city because he certainly fell within the city's definition, i believe of a large you know small business but it exceeded our size standards. >> right, that's why i think it's good that we would want to harmonize our standards with the city's standards. if the latino contractors are busy elsewhere and have exceeded the size. one thing i would like you to think about and report back to the commission because i don't have this clearly in my head of the local business ordinance. i know cmd keeps records. this is to commissioner mondejar's questions, keeps records of the groups broken down by ethnicity. so you have a sense of the lb e that are certified. what representation of asians, versus african american, versus women, versus non-minority. they have that data. we have our data broken down that way to see comparativel

what we are proposing as a potential next step is harmonizing the next standards to the city's small lbe classification and really this not only helps the agencies in terms of efficiency and administration but will also help the small businesses and the overall contract community. first and foremost it will lessen the level of confusion and discrepancies that make take place in the marketplace and the harmonizing of the size standards will promote and affect more of a one stop shop certification in the sense that if you are certified by the city and don't of san francisco as a small business you are basic ally accepted by us, ocii without any further effort. we have asked to go back to the small business, if we harmonize that we won't add that added burden in that small business. what we are proposing is a workshop regarding amending the sbe policy and coming back before the commission for your approval and consideration likely in june of 2015. that concludes my presentation. i'm be happy to answer any questions and also again have the director of city built miligan along with his ma

the recognitions -- harmonizes the relations and is to everyone's benefit. i'm taking steps to make transparency and accountability of hallmark's of my time at c bp. public stress relies on it. they are dedicated public servants committed to the mission. there are times in law enforcement when force must be used to safeguard the public or an agent. our default position after something occurs is to circle the wagons and say, no comment. one of the first things i did it was changed this to make our policy more transparent to the people we serve. every law enforcement agency has an ongoing and intense debate about how, when, and where officers should use force. typically, the border patrol comes under scrutiny for using force. march 31, the midway point we have recorded 385 uses of force and we are on track to reduce 30%, compared to fy14. the reduction in the use of force is an current king -- is encouraging. i have said that there are times were levels of force must be used. in those instances, the force must be justified and consistent with policy. we have a

that is a way of trying to harmon harmonize harmonizecommitment as a rule of law and recognising the advantages of a status of a significant number of people in our society. is there a virtue in not having a kid show up as a young adult after not having the united states there at all that's why my proposal requires the child to spend time here. it's reasonable. let's say that the person is 7-8 years old. he would be automatic and retro attic citizen. i cut you off. go ahead. >> it's an interesting proposeal this only is in relation to unlawful people. these chinese people that come in lawfully, it does not apply to them. the others that take children whack with them. they go back and get studies and chinese universities, and coming back at the age of 18 as u.s. citizens, with no price to the taxpayer so from a cost benefit programme. >> you probably heard the president redo this assist gaming the system. >> is that what it is if you show an up a couple of weeks to give birth. >> i have no problem calling it gaming the system. this sounds ol. so is buying u.s. residents by vesting eco

you have to be aware of the harmonic sequence. cases, you're going to be improvising within and around that harmonic sequence. you have to be aware of the length of the song of the form of the song because in most cases, in jazz you're going to be improvising around that form. usually, the prewritten part of the performance is very short relative to the whole performance. you begin by stating a melody which is over a sequence of harmonies and within a certain form. that will be, in a sense the composition. and after that you launch into improvisation. jazz is a language that has been defined and refined over a period of about a hundred years. and anyone who is trying to be an improvisor in jazz has to be familiar with that language. the language consists of many different things. it consists of certain melodic fragments-- melodies that every jazz musician will know and can become familiar with. charlie parker, one of the most important improvisors in jazz, created melodies which were so strong and which influenced so many people t

we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonicon the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are great stories for on opera. i was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to focus on opera. a friend of mine said well, what would you really want to do i said opera what is it not opera parallel. why isn't it are that i have the support now we can do that. i realized that was something that wasn't being done in san francisco no other organization was doing this as opposed to contemporary we are very blessed in san francisco to have organizations well, i thought that was going to be our speciality >> you create a conceptual idea for setting the opera and you spear ahead and work with the other sdierndz to create an overview vision that's the final product felt opera. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was very inspired to work with him because the way he looked at the key

they'll be print t-shirts and that will be fun and the amounting up party on thursday called the harmonic brooerg in the dog patch across from the mattress over at the epic center in the dog patch it's fun let me know i'm a support with tickets but sf made week is a great celebration and two weeks after san francisco small business owner woke we've been make preemption we've got sponsorship and working out well straus is going job. >> how about commentary to flavors. >> i've not received that yet. >> so that's going well. >> we're waiting for that one. >> that's all i have to report. >> and then commissioners it is helpful for four flavors to know if you'll are attend and also wednesday night the vip representation so i have an idea in terms of if we need to post anything. >> we actually have a number of events that is novice if some of us appear recognition for small business here; right? >> there is the board of supervisors. >> board of supervisors. >> and so and late meeting i passed out the skrerld and i can call - and go through it again. >> okay awesome vice president report. >> ite

. >> and harmon hall at the presidio in san francisco was a new beginning for the children. they were a part of operation baby lift where they were air lifted out of vietnam to be adopted. she remembers seeing her for the first time like it was yesterday. laura had a blanket, a bottle and a paper bag. >> they said her nickname was princess and they handed her to me. >> reporter: many of them were in the orphanages because they were of mixed race. >> little girl i bonded with her name is angela and i said how come angela never smiles and they said because she doesn't know how to. >> we didn't know what was going to happen. we didn't know whether or not they would be accepted and not all of these children were children of american soldiers but we knew that they needed to get out. >> reporter: the exhibit is a great learning tool and it will be here until the end of the year and it's free. reporting live ipsann san francisco. >>> and charging stations are popping up everywhere but traditional electric cars may not be the future here in california. we'll explain why they're slow

to do that we have to harmonize processes across ports of entry including operational approaches to risk management. and we must continue to expand our risk-based strategy and constantly refined our information and data collection capabilities. effective border management requires layers of security that must consider point of origin modes of transit, the actual arrival at our borders, even routes of the egress or departure from the physical border to a final destination. and finally cbp will strengthen its culture and that culture depends on our ability to recruit, train and retain exceptional people. accomplishing our mission director depends on our workforce, and we're committed to getting the very best people for the job. that includes placing women in frontline positions to remain competitive with the modern, professional law enforcement operations. women comprise about 70% of the united states marine corps, for example, but only about 5% of the 21,000 agents in cbp's border patrol are female. and with that in mind we sought and obtained approval from the office of personnel managem

he showed a clip of msnbc doing an interview of jane harmon, who was the intelligence chairwoman in the house and it was like a serious interview about surveillance and all of a sudden andrea mitchell from msnbc cuts and says sorry we're interrupting this interview with jane harmon, we just got word that justin bieber is getting arrested. john oliver's job drops and he interrupts that commercial with a turtle humping. >> all right. can women be warriors? new surveys found that men doesn't think women can meet the miss and mental requirements of their commando jobs. in 2013 one major johnson noted how demanding special ops missions are requiring forces "to operate in small, self-con it and teams, many of which are in austere, geographically isolated environments for an extended period of time." what's your take on this? >> it's totally obvious. it exactly what you would expect special ops to say. they need to be at the tip top shape at all times able to not just deal with themselves but the ramifications of someone might be injured or any conceivable thing. what you're seeing is a milita

harmon not that spectacular, but is today's big decline an opportunity to buy at a discount or time toake a different tune. i sit down with your ceo. and the calls answered in the east coast edition of the lightning round. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. >>> all right. what the heck just happened to long time cramer favorite harman international? they're the maker of high end entertainment like the car stereos, top notch professional grade gear but the main business is making automobile infotainment systems that integrate safety solutions and the software that makes it all run. when you think of the connected car you're thinki

properly maintained is that their needs to be additional lobbying at the state level and we'll work at harmonizingan francisco at the state level this is not great constellation in the short time but it is clear that health care the massage have been lumped into this historic kind of interpretation it is important that the profession elevates itself to the public i think in doing so we can go around and address some of the specific areas in the city where we have restricted massage therapy it is not consolation but we're all in this for the long term and all of you know no matter what business that's a notable cause for you at the local and state level we have had comments and others about no support we'll have diagonal about that with the land use and department of public health and the supervisors office not support for abolishing the cu process we can recommend but ultimately the decision is out of our hands so commissioner do you have additional comments. >> i don't want to make a recommendation or add things in case we don't see this again, that's on the record says yes, we approve is there a

by harmonizing programs, you will decrease the administrative burden on reporting. you report once and medicare can use information multiple times. it we authorize the chip program for children. though we are talking medicare and tricare patients primarily this bill will provide additional years of coverage for children under the chip program. that is another major component of the legislation. it also does a number of things that i think will alleviate the uncertainty and therefore provide stability in the medicare program. with the current system of patches at the last minute every year, there is a high degree of uncertainty in physician offices where they do not know what their revenue will look like from medicare. it looks like it will be 21% down now, or it may be the same, or a small increase. that does not allow a physician's office to plan or innovate or make the kind of changes they would like to improve the care of their patients. melissa: you mentioned that there have been 17 short-term patches for this. last year, everyone was optimistic that there may b

the vast mayorty of them were processed here at the precidio army base in this building known as harmon hall and thousands of volunteers came to help. lonnie iceman was one of them. he came with a group of vietnam vets. >> whether they were our children or not. we had a responsibility to get them out of there. >> reporter: among the babies he likely cradled, this woman. musician and singer laura price. >> these veterans who were broken from the war and all they have been through, they were there to help us. >> i honestly believe it made it possible for more healing to happen for me than anything i have done since. >> reporter: but the baby lift was not without controversy. >> many of the children lifted were not orphans. >> especially the older ones who could speak. they had parents and families. >> reporter: oakland attorney miller filed a lawsuit to determine who was eligible for adoption. some parents put their kids on planes to save them. hoping to join them later. >> the district court judge said it was too complicated and sealed the records. >> reporter: today, many orphans are fi

dna expert rocky harmon spoke about the conduct telling the judge, i don't think it was professional. the district attorney launched an investigation independent of the police chief greg suhr's. in 2010. he says gascone should recuse himself from any investigations. >> i don't understand how he's not conflicted out of this. >> gascone says he shut the testing out immediately when learning of the scandal. he began an investigation. >> other people had been hired before me the conduct related me this is not about pointing fingers about fixing a problem. >> he says a team of experts will be on the panel of investigators looking into the crime lab. and we tried unsuccessful to contact him for an interview. >> we're getting a look at a woman accused a bizarre crime spree in mill valley. this is the mug shot. she face as tempted murder charges for setting a home on fire spray painting vulgar words next door, and drenching a woman with lighter fluid who confronted her. investigators say she had been to the home before and was obsessed with a man living there. >> former 49er quinn harris has

dna expert rocky harmon spoke about the conduct telling the judge, i don't think it was professional. the district attorney launched an investigation independent of the police chief greg suhr's. in 2010. he says gascone should recuse himself from any investigations. >> i don't understand how he's not conflicted out of this. >> gascone says he shut the testing out immediately when learning of the scandal. he began an investigation. >> other people had been hired before me the conduct related me this is not about pointing fingers about fixing a problem. >> he says a team of experts will be on the panel of investigators looking into the crime lab. and we tried unsuccessful to contact him for an interview. >> we're getting a look at a woman accused a bizarre crime spree in mill valley. this is the mug shot. she face as tempted murder charges for setting a home on fire spray painting vulgar words next door, and drenching a woman with lighter fluid who confronted her. investigators say she had been to the home before and was obsessed with a man living there. >> former 49er quinn harris has

the united states continues to align and harmonize the trusted trade appropriations of canada and ine u.s. customs trade partnership against terrorism program. we expect to launch a fully automated harmonization process allowing joint application of the cross-border highway carriers in the pip programs by fall of this year and this will allow companies interested in both programs to submit a single application and managed only one partnership account instead of two. there've also engaged with entities and authorities to increase security to public or the partnerships. for example, cbp and dhs detection office have partnered with buffalo and the bridge authority to place 18 radiation monitors at the cbp inspection lanes in northern new york. this agreement was reached in november 2014 and recently completed. enhancements increase security and efficiency be supporting new calibration with radiation alarm rates by over 50%. chairman johnson, ranking member carper, thank you for the opportunity to testify today and i am happy to answer any questions. >> thankthank you deputy commissioner

these arrangements provide a platform to exchange trusted trader information, and to try to harmonizee reciprocal supply chain security programs throughout the world. we have ten of these agreements that are in place since 2003. and other countries now recognize that our leadership in harmonizing these regulations and securing our borders is to everyone's benefit. let me mention the third, "t." transparency. i'm taking steps to make transparency and accountability hallmarks of my tenure at cbp. the public's trust depends on it. the vast majority of cbp's employees do the right thing they do the right thing every day. and they're dedicated public servants and they're committed to our mission. but there are times in law enforcement when a level of force must be used to safeguard the public or protect an officer or agent. and historically our default position after something was to occur was to circle the wagons, and say, no comment. one of the first things i did as commissioner was to change this to make our policies and processes more transparent to the people we serve. for every law e

these arrangements provide a platform to exchange trusted trader information, and to try to harmonize the reciprocal supply chain security programs throughout the world. we have ten of these agreements that are in place since 2003. and other countries now recognize that our leadership in harmonizing these regulations and securing our borders is to everyone's benefit. let me mention the third "t," transparency. i'm taking steps to make transparency and accountability hallmarks of my tenure at cbp. the public's trust depends on it. the vast majority of cbp's employees do the right thing, they do the right thing every day. and they're dedicated public servants and they're committed to our mission. but there are times in law enforcement when a level of force must be used to safeguard the public or protect an officer or agent. and historically our default position after something was to occur was to circle the wagons, and say, no comment. one of the first things i did as commissioner was to change this to make our policies and processes more transparent to the people we serve. for every la

harmon will have exclusive rights to use the plate technology for cars such as audi and mercedes.nd, microsoft is at it again, a new tablet is skinny, lighter. it also runs a full version of windows. not the slimmed-down windows rt from earlier. $500, preorders start today. what if the target executives who got hacked and were able to identify the card reader hackers that were used? the security company titanium allows companies to track every server connected to the network. the company raised $52 million led by andreessen horowitz today. this follows the initial investment of $90 million last may. steven joins us now. i cover this stuff like crazy. i have for a very long time. i have a hard time figuring out the difference between these companies. what is so unique about tanium? steve: the instant response across the network. how many devices are connected to the internet across your house? most people go, 1, 2 -- cory: a couple dozen. steven: you probably do not know the number. how fast can you figure out which ones are connected, what they are running? that is what we let you

they either have to learn to harmonize or be forced to harmonize some other important economic characteristicsattered. >> when you say harmonize, do you think it is realistic even if there are structural changes say in greece that we will see greece and germany singing together? >> that seems farfetched but whether it will be greece or not, i don't know. but i do think that the countries have to operate on reasonably harmonious arrangements and fiscal policy and labor laws. we could not hook up with venezuela and have a common currency but we could hook up with canada to have a common currency. >> do you think a greek exit may be better in the long run? >> it's hard to tell. . if it leads to a sounder basis for the resolving euro it could estions from our viewers on social media. in your opinion, what is the best thing that can be done to reduce poverty on a global scale? >> well, at the gates foundation foundation we think that health is probably the number-one thing. i mean if you aren't healthy and you don't have access to vaccines and other aids to better health you really don't have anyth

i have a note that regulatory harmonization is forcing anyone to change their standards. it means where our trading partners have the same standards as we do, our governments will look for way do is make those regulations more efficient. if the standards are the same, there is no reason for our businesses to have to fill out one form for doing business at home and another set when they sell their products in europe. i pledge to work with you senator scott, to try to resolve these in a manner that pleases you and others that support that but i would ask you to withdraw the amendment. >> thank you. i withdraw the amendment. >> thank you so much. senators that a no and then i will go to senator brown. i know there are a number of amendments. >> i do have a number of amendments but i will only ask for votes on two. i have a number of amendments but i will not offer all of them. i only have two i would like to offer and ask for a vote on. and to go back to currency one more time and because this so important and so many of us worked so hard on this. i would bring up amendment

speak for 20 minutes and we will open the floor to your questions we are happy to have with us jane harmon the president and the ceo of the center of who is very much interested in isis and would get. first hundred on what is going on the ground. and in the movement. thank you very much. i would like to start with the talk would be a snap shop. the first is 1990s and the second is iraq war and the 1990s two very interesting things happened in iraq after the first gulf war and saddam hussein regime and the first is that saddam hussein integrated this in which is the islamic company. what he did was to basically. a baptism. and encouraging people to add to the state. and he allowed to mocks and so on. and the mix that happen and was very relevant to what isis ideology. this is a fascist movement and a movement that will rely on has a lot to do with isis. it is a business. instead of compared to pan islamic. and relies on this. militant nationalism. and that subjects everything and anyone to the achieve of the unity of arabs. and this is a group that is essentially by if ideology. and they di

dna expert harmon even spoke directly to the judge about would land conduct and told the judge i don't think it was professional don't think it was professional. district attorney george launched investigation independent of police chief sivrment he was chief during the first alleged misconduct as well as chief during the crime lab scandal in 2010 when cilingt criminalist stole cocaine evidence. the he says george should recuse him sprevl any investigation. >> i didn't understand how he's not conflict out of this particular investigation. he was on both side of it. >>reporter: george points out he shut the drug test immediately when he learned of the madden cooib crime lab scandal. he began an investigation. >> although i was chief of police very short period of time all people hired before me and the conduct with the drug lab pre-dated me this is no the about pointing fingers. about fixing a problem. >> that was vic lee reporting. >> former forty-niner harris in trouble again. he has been arrested in san francisco where he was found uncon should say after involved in two hit-and-run c

buffalo wild wings and harmon are two i would love to buy on any weakness.he department of defense confirming that navy ships will be accompanying us flag vessels that travel through the strait of hormuz. after iranian forces detained a ship a couple days ago. peter is live with the latest. peter: after iranian ships surrounded a cargo ship in the strait before backing off. the us says it's harassment and testing by the iranians for the saudi-led campaign in yemen backed by iran. iranians are detaining that cargo ship which is flagged in the pacific nation of the marshall islands. it has a long-standing agreement with the u.s. the iranians say they're holding the cargo ship because of a decade-long legal dispute with the danish shipping company maersk. the pentagon has a clear response to that incident. a defense official told fox news. the move is the latest development and a high-stakes chess match in the region with the iran nuclear talks continuing to play in the background. they dispatched a missile destroyer to help keep shipping lanes open. the defens

>> when i say broadway musicals i harmonize in my seat to all of the songs. it and i know i am not the broadway star but i feel like one when i am watching it. >> ♪ i really need this job ♪ ♪ who am i anyway? >> hopefully we don't have to get the rights for that. >> nobody is watching this late at night. >> we have no idea what you are saying. >> oh good. that's me protecting my intellectual property. >> it is time for a break. when we come back, ceo pay cuts. first here is what is coming up on tomorrow's "kennedy." >> on the next "kennedy" actress mariel hemming way and she will talk about woody allen and what it was like growing up with him. fox business network. >>> joseph you have an n-word joke you want to get to. >> i hate racism and i would never say the n of-word and that's why i use it as my bank pass word. i would never blurt that out to anyone, even if i were being robbed. if you said give me your pass word or i will shoot. no, i can't. even when i write it as my pass word it is a pro fan for cool -- pronoun for cool guy. >> that was great. >> the

. >> it is the mark harmon haircut. you don't look like you age. >> i think he looks good. >> back when he was 35 he looked 58. >> are you a comedian and you probably have worked with some dead end jobs or what we call support jobs. >> back when i graduated from iowa community college i worked as an arby's for awhile. >> arby's? good job and room for advancement. >> oh yeah. i worked up the ladder and i became a "red eye" consultant. >> and now you are here. >> that's the idea. you don't work a minimum wage job to stay there forever. unless you do want to advance with the company. so isn't this the answer bernie, that you are looking for is the reason we have minimum wage jobs is to build in the idea that people have to move on with their lives? >> of course. for college kids and for high school kids and it is to the something for you to support your family with. it is something to move up the ladder as joanne so astutely pointed out. that's what it is for. the government -- there needs to be some sort of oversight. >>

going to attempt: green and friendship, united states and japan (speaking japanese) which means harmoneous feeling. >> see? >> beautiful. so touch. >> i think i heard a cat call from michelle obama when he said woe do an h i coup. >> quoted the r&b classic ain't no mountain high enough, in his toast. he also admitted to being nervous about his speech and says he was practice is g so much that he and his wife slept in separate rooms because she got annoyed by him speaking, rehearsing the speech. go to the other room. it is like snoring. >> yes. might even be worse probably louder. >> go to the other room but did he fine. she looked great too didn't she? >> yes. >> she look very lovely. even the backdrop behind president obama. >> gorgeous flowers. >> have you ever been to a state dinner. >> never v and i normally, number one stunner. >> yes, because you sign every summer. puppet girl on it. >> running out of time. 3:00 it, so who would want to be your date then? people camped outside london hospital waiting for the royal baby to get a special delivery of their own. how the duke and duchess

i have a note that regulatory harmonization is forcing anyone to change their standards. it means where our trading partners have the same standards as we do, our governments will look for way do is make those regulations more efficient. if the standards are the same, there is no reason for our businesses to have to fill out one form for doing business at home and another set when they sell their products in europe. i pledge to work with you, senator scott, to try to resolve these in a manner that pleases you and others that support that but i would ask you to withdraw the amendment. >> thank you. i withdraw the amendment. >> thank you so much. senators that a no and then i will go to senator brown. i know there are a number of amendments. >> i do have a number of amendments but i will only ask for votes on two. i have a number of amendments but i will not offer all of them. i only have two i would like to offer and ask for a vote on. and to go back to currency one more time and because this so important and so many of us worked so hard on this. i would bring up amendment

how come we haven't gotten some harmonization there? it is a single player. why have we not kind of streamlined what the federal government is paying for all those beneficiaries so we can get some economy discount amateur leader cantor in your business you can appreciate. >> does anybody want to take the first shot? >> well, i think there was there is conversation i would say in my time there and certainly a lot of dialogue particularly with the va system and hhs. but medicaid is run mostly by the states. medicare is a big federal program, and within at least military come as you know active military have a different system than the va has. so it's multiple systems as you say. i think they're clearly could be some efficiencies of scale. there is talk about eventually getting to the point where once the our electronic records that can talk to each other looking across the systems in ways that they can be greater opportunities to leverage contracting ability but you're right, right now it is very separate and silo systems. those systems of most americans are in

and we went to this karaoke bar, and we sang and they liked us because we harmonized and they actuallyto man. sonny and cher at one point. it was really awkward we went home together. it was just really lame. >> you must have been really drunk. >> jimmy: but there was a -- this is -- i saw you on instagram. you posted this throwback thursday photo. so cute. i wanted to explain this. now what is this, kind of a -- a bowl hair cut? >> i posted it for several different reasons. first, i thought my mom was a a drunk. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> she cuts my hair, right? and then i'm like, hold on a a second this is back in the '70s, right? you have to plan a time to go into olan mills and get the photo done. >> jimmy: olan mills. >> or whatever the heck it is. you didn't have to cut my hair like that right before the photo? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is deliberate. >> no, not deliberate, my friend. look, that's obviously a bowl cut which may or may not have been popular. maybe i moved around a lot as a a kid and the bowl broke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can definitely tell its you though. >>

. >> reporter: inside harmon hall hundreds of volunteers like vietnam vet loni cared for the baby. >> big warehouse, big rollup door. you'd see rows and rows of mattresses with babies on them. >> reporter: april 16th of that price's adoptive mom got a call offering her a baby girl. >> i was adopted a couple weeks old. i was adopted to an american family, air force family. >> reporter: price went on to become a successful bay area singer. but some 40 years later, she still struggled to unravel her story. >> how i might not be vietnamese. i look at pictures which one was i? >> reporter: this week price and weissman reunited in san francisco's presidio. >> does it hurt you to watch that? >> reporter: for the exhibit of operation baby lift. >> great picture. some of the stuff is new to me. >> the experience of vietnam you chose not to be a victim. >> my greatest question to laura is, you know what do you think your life would have been like had we not gotten you out? >> i don't think i'd be living my dream making money as a musician. i can't wait for you to meet my mom. >> reporter: under