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. >> that's not a harmonica. >>> no. and you don't play a harmonica like that. like eating corn on a cob. >> this morning, we have been learning all about the blues. >> yes. but you can't have blues music without barbecue. oh, i'm jealous of you this morning. >> reporter: it smells amazing. amazing. they have a grill out here for us this morning. and it just smells so yummy. and justin joins me now. nur the city of falls church and only open for not even a year. >> yes, our one year anniversary for august 29th. coming out to festivals. >> reporter: you are venning the event tomorrow. so you offer amazing ribs, sandwiches and what else are you known for? >> award winning sauces, won over 500 awards sofars. >> reporter: wow. >>> for people interested in doing their own, we have different seasonings and pairings for you. as well as catering for the season. >> reporter: when everyone comes out, are you serving like a fulmen ewe? >>> we will some menu items, ribs and sandwiches, some side items. >> reporter: welcome at that. >> brought the grill out. >> reporter: and

my learning, teaching myself, i was picking up a note from sonny boy and i would listen to the harmonica. i would say i am not going to kick it back up, i would say, i can't get that. five minutes, my fingers were bleeding. this said, you sound pretty good. ? i did not know that. why am i here with all of these good guitar players? doffed they have confidence to come by, did you know we've got to follow? you have to follow buddy guy's tough of, don't say nothing like that. as i will never listen. i have a friends, a lot of them past and gone have would say, let me see the album. they put it of, you don't need it. what do you mean? tavis: you don't listen to your own stuff? >> that is something i already know, i can't learn anything from listening to me. something at home, that is how i taught myself out of play. let me tell you the story. i graduate and go the ninth grader, i say, this is a, i am fixing to take music. there is a song by muddy water called louisiana and blues. i told you, i am glad to listen to it. he said, i will take the music. i said, i have a book 1. >> he heard that

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. >>> i've been playing harmonica >>> i've been playing harmonica about two years. ♪ i started getting twangy sound, the way it's supposed to sound the minute i lost this tooth and i discovered that and i was never so happy to lose a tooth. makes this harp sound real good. yep. ♪ that's why it's got that train sound. ♪ >>> it's the job of the igi to flush out gangs all over corcoran including the sny, where groups like the 2-5 have been disrupting the one area of the prison designed to be free of gang politics. >> even though they have sensitive needs, they're still predators, still thugs, still gangsters and they don't want to give that life up. what they do, they go out in these sensitive needs yard and seize opportunity. you know, he's going to prey on the weak. they call themselves the 2-5s. in spanish, a quarter is, their pcs they say in spanish. from there they took it on to 2-5. >> they're active on our facility and other snys throughout the state here. we've placed several of them in administrative segregation, and we're in the process now of validating some of these inmates as

[rooster crows] [harmonica playing] ok, scott. all right. is that a good mark? yeah. [boy imitates rooster crowing] [chuckling] [song ends] [woman laughing] hey... [laughter continues] [indistinct conversation] [mosquitoes buzzing] you can see there's a lot of water bubbling out. yeah. if i throw this on, you can see it drift away. it's very sulfurous. you can see that mud, the fine mud, that's come up here. see the calcium carbonate... yeah. mm. that's come up? well, yesterday, you know, we leveled from the beach on the lagoon across to the sea. the tide was at 1 1/2 meters. yeah. and your garden, which has the salt water coming into it is actually about 20 centimeters lower... lower than the level of the high tide yesterday. that's right. if the level of the high tides rises by 50 centimeters or a meter over the next century or so, then...the water level is gonna be coming up all the time. [tool slashing] telo, voice-over: after i've been watching the scientists working, i have realized why we have a lot of salty water in our garden. i found out the level of the gia

little stevey as they called him set off that energy and kept on playing his harmonica even when thewrap up the song. before long finger tips hit number one and spent three weeks at the top of the charts. it was also the first live pop song ever to reach number one in the united states and a boy wonder hit the big time 49 years ago today.

little stevey as they called him set off that energy and kept on playing his harmonica even when thewrap up the song. before long finger tips hit number one and spent three weeks at the top of the charts. it was also the first live pop song ever to reach number one in the united states and a boy wonder hit the big time 49 years ago today. >> shepard: now you know the news for mercifully friday, june the 22nd, 2012. fort journalists of fox news, i'm shepard smith. thank you for trusting us for your news and information. opinion and analysis kicks off now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> contempt of congress, contempt of congress, to frivolously use that really important vehicle to undermine the person who is assigned to stop the voter suppression in our country. >> i could not believe it when i heard her saying that. >> shepard: animosity growing in congress over the investigation of attorney general holder holder is it preliminary or is justice in play. we will tell you. i don't mean to to start too much forest fire here. is this ethnic mr. mayor. >> i think it has so

"can i finally put down my harmonica spear?" of fusion flames towards the planet he called home, towards uncertainty, the wolf waker knew in his bones that the fight was not over. the irish soap and the faster-than-light communicator embedded in the fat of his hands. [ laughter ] and sent one final coded message hurdling back through space to the wolves. it was his final good-bye, and it was a warning. who do we have playing tonight, steve? >> steve: tonight's contestants are -- ryan marx, karen and matt kinellas. get your cell phones cocked and ready, and get down here. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on over. hey, what's happening? how you guys doing? nice to see you guys here. what is your name, and where are you from? >> ryan marx from hilton head island, south carolina. >> jimmy: good man. welcome. welcome to our show. what prize are you looking to get there? >> reginald. carl winslow. >> jimmy: yeah. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: it is pretty good, right? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i can't guarantee that that's his autograp