british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs. as i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so many kinds of music, i did not have a preference. i did not want to be anything in particular. i just wanted to play guitar and get that sound that i was hearing in my head. >> is there a particular song of yours that you can trace back to and influence, sound that you were trying to get that you heard somebody else use and you wanted to use it? >> i will play you a few bars from a piece that i wrote in the 1970's, very much influenced by the british isles style. this one is called "inverness." ♪ >> i am cutting it short, but, to me, that is the quintessential british isles style. >> although, in your hand, it is more harmonically complex. >> it could be. >> one of the things i was trying to do --

it's no surprise, "belle" means "beautiful," and "isle" means "not connected to detroit."laughter] [laughter] and now -- [laughter] [cheers and applause] and now, it's about to get better, thanks to libertarian real estate developer and doubly-named porn star rod lockwood who plans to buy the island from detroit and convert it into an independent commonwealth "founded on the principles of limited government, where residents would not pay any corporate or income taxes." finally, a consequence-free paradise for rich americans, other than the rest of america. [laughter] this haven for the wealthy is the realization of a dream from lockwood's self-published novel, also called "belle isle," in the tradition of other fictional tax shelters likes "narnia" and "where the wild things hide their assets." [laughter] and this plan doesn't just help the wealthy, it benefits the entire city of detroit. >> detroit's been in decline for 60 years. this would be a game-changer for detroit because it would attract 35,000 or more people from all over the world. the purchase of the property fo

over towards the british isles it's going to be wet and windy. here across london and southern u.k. this is all going to be light rain. but the temperatures are still very chilly. single digits in london and in paris. and high pressure covers much of northern europe. so that is going to be making the frigid air bring down the temperatures. moscow and stockholm both minus 3 degrees. a winter storm is traveling across the u.s. canada border. it will be battering south dakota, iowa and minnesota with some blizzard conditions that could create some whiteout conditions. so we advise you not to even go outdoors. do watch out if you must travel. and here across the east we have this stretching associated with this low pressure system traveling across the area. this will be bringing heavy rain and some freezing rain across northeast. due to the ample moisture sur jing from the gulf this would see some severe thunderstorms and hail and wind gusts as well as some tornadic activity not be being ruled out. this is where critical fire weather is in effect. and houston, a 30 degrees temperature w

poker stars based on the isle of man is seeking to buy a casino. allowing companies that own a casino to offer online betting as well. the justice department sued poker stars for fraud in 2011 claiming the company used false billing codes to process bets from u.s. residents after internet gambling was banned by congress in 2006. the trade group says charges are pending against poker stars founder. back to you. >> thank you very much for the update. check in with you later. >> the name iphone is known worldwide. did you know iphone's famed device was almost called something else? apple's former advertising lead ken segall made the revelation talking at the university of arizona. he said three names were considered. the telepod, tripod and mobi which is short for mobile. apple was almost not allowed to use iphone because of a dispute with cisco over the name. the two sides eventually resolved things. >> i can't imagine it being called anything else. >> welcome back, christina. good to see you. >> i would be better if mother nature wasn't doing me dir

it includes south bacon geese woman anna with nine other bay area lawmakers from both sides of the isle. both groups plan to attend the isolation of pope francis on tuesday. >>> across the bay area today, catholics celebrated the first sunday with a new pope. carl lieu was there when a special mass was held for pope francis. [ music ] >> reporter: at st. josephs, a massive thanksgiving for the election of pope francis. >> we ask the lord now to bless hill, to bless his ministry among us. >> reporter: bib shop patrick mcgrath led the celebration saying the election of the pope as well as the name francis were a surprise. >> solidarities with the poor, the disenfranchised and society. >> reporter: a special pamphlet included humor. >> and i think we'll eventually be able to forgive him for that. >> reporter: parishioners in this congregation say it gives them hope the new leader of the curve is from latin america. >> i think all latinos are excited to have a pope that speaks our english, spanish and from argentina. >> proud of him and hope the best for him. >> the catholic growth is in so

waves will be a concern as well and light snow showers for the north eastern corner of the british isles. very chilly. only 0 degrees in berlin. here is your extended forecast. >> that's all for this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: secretary of state john kerry met with afghan president hamid karzai today, and said the two nations are "on the same page" about making peace with the taliban. good evening. i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, we assess the challenges ahead for kerry and the u.s., winding down the war in afghanistan and dealing with tensions in iraq, syria, and the middle east. >> ifill: then, we update the movement on immigration reform, as president obama uses a citizenship ceremony to prod congress to send him a bill.

waves will be a concern as well and light snow showers for the north eastern corner of the british isles. very chilly. only 0 degrees in berlin. here is your extended forecast.

isls indicate that russler one of germany's most unpopular politicians. what will this election mean for him personally? >> he is one of germany's least popular politicians. the picture in his own party is still somewhat mixed. today, the vote where he is certain to be reelected as party leader marks the end of a bit of a roller coaster ride when he plummeted right to the bottom of popularity even within his own party. there was a moment when a few voices came up that he should probably be toppled from the party leadership. he managed to overcome this when the elections in lower saxony surprisingly showed the s&p -- at 2.9%. that these are just opinion polls. let's see what the results show in september. >> what other issues can we expect to see addressed at today's conference? >> over the next two to be with days, there will be plenty of votes in the new party leadership. we are talking about the party taking a stance on gay marriage. that is a firm supporter of putting a registered relationships on a foot certainly with adoption and taxes. surprisingly

the british isles, this one here is bringing snow and that will push toward the northeast, and a third system will push in here as go into tuesday. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> and before we leave you, we have breaking news from the fukushima daiichi plant in japan. there has been a power failure at the damaged facility. right now spokespersons say the cooling system for the spent fuel rod pools and reactors one, three, and four are not operating. tepco is trying to fix the problem, we'll update this story at the top of next hour. from all of us here at nhk world, thank you for joining us. .

a second system just offshore beginning to impact the british isles as well as bringing another dose of windy and wet weather to the iberian peninsula. 10 degrees in london. 14 in paris rising up to 18 degrees in lisbon and 15 in vienna. check out what's happening in warsaw. double figures. moscow around the freezing point but that's a big improvement and just in the space of 24 hours. should be feeling the benefits of that. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >> north korean military leaders are raising the stakes in their ongoing show of defiance against south korea and the u.s. they are vowing to scrap the >>> british police have gotten some help from a comic super hero. a man dressed as batman handed over a criminal suspect then vanished without revealing his identity. police say the man showed up in the wee hours of the morning last week at a police station in the central city of bradford. he brought in a man suspected of theft and fraud. the super hero is a bit chubbier than the batman of legend. police say the caped crusader told them i've caught this one for you a

back on the isle of man, we found some hope in one freezing field. .his is looking quite well this has been repeated at farms across the aisle of man. volunteers giving up their time .o come and rescue livestock some of them needed help. inunder a lot of snow just air pockets. there is so much ground to cover. island community, strangers are offering a helping hand to assist those most in need. >> this week, representatives of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa are meeting at a conference. together they represent 1/5 of global gdp and the discussions are strengthening their economic ties. this marks a shift in global trade long dominated by the u.s. and europe. this is one of the many ways in which being in charge is not what it used to be. looking at the end of the era of the global superpower? >> yes. what these countries have in common is that they're large and fast-growing. the economic performance is something a share. constrain theo traditional power structures. europe and the u.s. needed to pay attention. these new countries face the same kinds of corrosion of their

person isle responsive to the level of interest. i think people should march but i think there should be virtual town halls. shouldcannot come you not be disenfranchised from being heard. >> one of the great opportunities we have comes from technology. everything you're talking about technology makes possible. technology allows us to vote on anything, it allows us to create the opportunity for virtual conversations and town hall meetings. it is absolutely critical. -- we know that today there is a lot of talk about a possible budget deal. we have heard all about the obama-charm offensive. we have heard that may be somewhere in here there is a tax deal. >> let me express a concern and then get each of our panelists to comment. my concern is we will tinker around the edges of the tax code. we will miss, perhaps, an important opportunity to do something bold and fundamental. 27,000 page tax code, we are not even talking about regulations. strangling people with this. we know that simpson-a bold push for fundamental tax reform. pushed f

across europe, ally the low country, british isles, fair weather dominated now. this system i want to talk about. first it started here toward po portugal into spain. i want to show a video out of northern portugal here. you can see the snowfall coming down. weather definitely felt throughout the day to day as several roads have been closed and causing traffic jams. some drivers stuck in the snow. they had to get out of the cars and push their vehicles. all schools were closed across northern portugal. and just hazardous weather to say the least. now that rough weather will shift to the east. still 20 centimeters of snow in the higher elevations across eastern spain is likely. italy, you're going to get rain showers and thunderstorms off there towards greece as that system gets a move on. meanwhile, off here towards portions of scandinavian peninsula, you're also going to see rough weather. temperatures on the cold side. snowy conditions and even bitterly cold in stockholm. that's a look at your weather. here is your extended forecast. >>> we're back in 30 minute

all that cold air is also bringing in gusty winds into the british isles and eventually pushing over towards spain. you could see snow here going into madrid. look at temperatures dropping down. berlin, you're staying below the freezing mark. you're already seeing the snow. into paris, you'll have snow possibly on tuesday into wednesday, dropping down towards the freezing mark. definitely do want to bundle up here. it's going to be a rather cold week looking ahead. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this hour. i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching.

the british isles will be seeing some cloud coverage and turning wet in toward the weekend.hough, this is the mess traveling into the central regions of mediterranean. and this will be capable of unleashing hail gusts, strong ones, as well as thunderstorms. the lingering rain could create flooding across the iberian peninsula. temperatures shaping up like this here, across the central regions we're seeing much of double digits here. london even reaching 11 degrees. but do watch out for those heavy rain to come in. eastern continental asia looking fine as well in the central areas. the precipitation and the scattered thunderstorms will be popping up in southeastern portions of the philippines. we'll also see some snow and blizzard -- not a blizzard but windy conditions across the korean peninsula, northeastern china as wells southeastern russ. and also some snow will be piling up in hokkaido. nothing on the severe side, though. temperatures on the rise. 18 degrees for our wednesday how. talk about us reaching 17 degrees, due to the warm spring air covering much of the country

the titans are 3-0 and in first place in the isl united conference the. >> a slip of the tongue but thehes may have given away the gender of her baby while chatting with the public on the east coast. according to the london telegraph she was given a teddy bear and she said, thank you, i'll danger that to my "and -- that to my "d" but then she stopped. >> it would be interesting, the first baby under the new rule so she could be the monarch. right? >> we will see. >> is she far enough long? >> she probably knows, you could at that stage but she is not telling. >> mike nicco knows the weather and very important this morning with the rain coming down. >> absolutely. in the south bay, you can see the east foothills, the key road, story road, 101, all those areas, 880, 680, wet with light-to-moderate rain. right now the wet weather is moving to los angeles for the afternoon hours. if you are traveling you are find scattered showers. in the mountains, have the chains. the snow is falling. the wind is blowing. we will get 10" to 20" by 10:00 this evening on the western slope of the sierra and

morning we'll start out with the cloud sxhs that will help hold our temperatures up just a bit so islee numbers in just a moment but overnight lows not too bad. we will have the mid and high-level clouds with us, and here is the rain as early as 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow so perhaps some light rain in time for the evening drive, but up until that point we're going to be mainly dry. so the first half of tuesday, dry, cloudy, maybe a sprinkle, and then the light rain will move in by the evening so if you have evening plans you may need the umbrella. we start out wednesday morning with a few scattered showers but by 8:00, 9:00 moving into the north bay. as we get in 10:00, 11:00, down in the central bay. for the lunch hour still raining for the central bay. down in south baby 1:00, 2:00 and lingering showers in wednesday evening. how much rain will we see? anywhere from a quarter inch to perhaps half inch for mountain areas, maybe a little more for north bay coastal hill sxhs for the rest of us anywhere from a tenth to three tenths, maybe half inch for parts of the north bay. not a lot of rain,

fine with everyone in the neighborhood however those drawings were misleading, unfortunately what isleing built is different than what was originally depicted. there has never been a physical marker on site showing the finished height of this home. we don't know where it ends. and all that they have is bench mark for the house next door. as i stated before, we have dealt with this very same problem concerning this project many times. you the board of appeals are a great help in the past in keeping in project on the right path and i would greatly appreciate the board's help again. and i am in no way suggesting that this home be greatly altered or anything of that nature. i am asking that be built more in line of what was originally proposed. at this point, i would like to show, this is the copy of the original drawings. and i am not sure where they are establishing their elevations from this is going to be too small to see, it shows 1337 next door, 134.5 feet. and then we have 1325 portola at 135 feet and it is clear enough that this thing will not bring in that tight. but, it was very cle

weapons actually have been used have been used as a matter of fact in reportedly in the han area of the isle of a province this is unclear at the moment but if you look at the pictures right here people were rushed to the hospital after the attack the have very few clearly visible wounds but they're very clearly suffering from respiratory problems having to have a difficulty breathing victims of the assaults were saying that they saw all their people falling to the floor dying wouldn't this have confirmed to our team that people have been suffering from effects of what seems to be some sort of gas. who will go to the heart from. richard i. assured. him. three. where in your. pocket. over. now the main question of course is who could be behind this attack well both assad's forces and rebels are pointing fingers at each other but the rockets reportedly fell in areas controlled by the government you can see on the right here we have the also fear or which i will get to in just a second in aleppo the one of the central cities in syria right there now syrian rebels have long been trying to overru

i think those of you down towards san jose, you isle see the most rain and how about snowfall.oking at 4 to 8 inches of new snowfall above 3,000 feet. los padres nooshl forest a lookout for the hikers there. we could see half foot of snowfall in the higher elevations. so what are we talking about? front already moved through last night. we got the wind, we got the rain all winter long. that's been it. case closed, no more rain fall. this time we have upper-level low pressure trailing behind it. you see that counter clock wise swirl right there off the southern oregon coastline. pass by almost due south and miss us toth west but it will be close enough to give us widespread rain showers tomorrow, some heavy at times and a slight chance of thunderstorm especially right on the coastline especially in the south bay down toward monterey county. after that moves out we'll have calmer weather moving in on friday. we are look at sefrt days of dry weather spring-like weather, but tomorrow has the potential to be quite wet especially in the afternoon. so showers are back late tomorrow mo

in less than two months you isle be able to carry small pocket knives on board. blades must be no longer than 2.36 inches. box cutters larger knives and those with locking grasd and molded grips are not allowed. you'll be able to carry on golf clubs, ski poles la cross sticks, pool cues and hockey sticks. these items can still be a threat inside the cabin. >> they're allowing these items to come through and they're putting the responsibility of the cabin completely on us even though they know coming through security are these items. >> the tsa say it is new gliens bring u.s. regulations in line with international safety rules but with locked cockpits, armed pilots and air marshalls on some flights, it's hard to see how any out of the items could be use today hijack a plane. here passengers we spoke with were not worried about small knives on the plane. >> is it going to cause you more anxiety. >> no. i go to school in portland and live here in california so, no i'm going to keep flying the same way. >> i figure i can take care of myself or anybody that has one. >

it isl an extraordinary point bp the leader of the opposition, as policy, he is embarrassed abouts he cannot tell the house of commons. >> he showed willful ignorance while moreab than 1,000 people d died needlessly in the hs. how can we have any of antsy. will the prime minister not get him immediately? >>> he has very, frankly, very candidly apologized andy acknowledged the mistakes that were made and i think it is aneg important point because i thinkn everyone has to think of their responsibilities with regard to the dreadful event that happenee at the hospital, including the fact that part of the problem was people following a very top-down, target-led again that, which led to patient care beingl put on the back burner. nicholson wants to get on withis his job of running an extraw national health service, andr other people should be thinking of their positions, too.be >> look, prime minister, welcome the honorable member of easterly and agree with me that even governing parties can win if they stick by their leaderson through thick and thin, andck campaign hard, and campaign hard,

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bailout from brussels let's cross to artie's tess ryssdal of more what's happening in the mediterranean isle tonight a lot happening judging by the pictures we're seeing some confusion as well the tests are over when the parliament will actually vote on the tax what are you hearing there first of all when it's going to be about twenty four hours time now we hear it could even be as soon as a couple of hours time. well that's right oh i'm sorry here front of the parliament and on the same street on either side actually there are a lot of protesters gathering to voice their protest against that a one time back deposit tax that has been imposed from brussels and also over the weekend now what we gathered is that the members of the government party had asked for a delay on the vote however other parties had denied that request and therefore the vote is expected to go on tonight ted around ten pm local time here however the people the chance to have been getting louder over the hours you see a lot of posters lot of signs against the troika against the european union against germany in particular

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people are in the isles getting milk splattered all over them.s glass that splatters. >> or what if someone -- >> someone falls. >> if someone walks by and they slip and fall. i will tell you what happens in new york city if cops see you doing this it's intentional you are getting handcuffs ongoing to central booking for disorderly conduct. it is as simple as with a it sounds like you could be in the streets screaming and yoeling and being disorderly. they were copy cats of these guys in utah. they got locked up because of disorderly conduct. >> you have to say what these guys are doing is wrong. look at the movie "jack ass" look at how much money those guys made doing this. >> i was thinking these kids want to be the next jack ass film. these boys two are brothers one is a cousin. they have a web site where they are putting their videos on this web site and spun from fox contacted the families. one of the kids talked to them. he said we are trying to be actors this is part of what we do. >> i guess it's the modern day three stooges. i oo know. >

as boston cdinal o'malley took the time to sit alone in prayer. 1 by 1 the cardinal walk down the islesefore taking individual oath to obey the rules of the conclave that deman the utmost secrecy. if they ever break the silence they risk ex communication. >> cardinal do land thought to be a considerable contender final radio dispatch from rome before heading in conclave himself. >> sort of unique special morning. i never thought i would be doing what i am about to do. >>reporter: last word we hear from him for awhile. everyone out. and with that the doors closed. work of choosing a pope would truly begin. >> sanction ty in the air they are trying to see who does it belong to among these 115 cardinals. who is the person who is holy and that is the toughest judgment of all. >>reporter: then when the world sees white. in the sistine chapel the dean of cardinal ask the newly elected pope if he accepts the result. if he does, he is from that moment the new pope. chooses the name he will then be calle called. next he walks to the nearby room of tears. so-called because some newly elected pope

. >> someone gave me at a gift once and i thought i'll keep these maybe isle go bowling one day. >> jimmy spray it down or anything. hey, do you happen to need a spring flower at the party? i happen to know one. >> he's a flower? >> jimmy: i think the kids would like him, right? >> i love kids. >> kind of creepy. >> jimmy: does your daughter know you are an actor? is she aware of what mommy does for a living? >> no, she doesn't know. she thinks i wear pretty dresses. that's my job. but i got a lot of credit lately because i did ""sesame street."" >> jimmy: i have a photograph of that with you on "sesame street." we have elmo looking on. >> i was talking about how to nibble. now she thinks i'm part of "sesame street." that's what she thinks i do. >> jimmy: did she watch it over and over again? >> yes. all the time on the ipad. she just loves it. when her friends come over, she likes to say my mommy met elmo and she makes them watch the -- she's so proud. >> jimmy: it must be so confusing. why is mommy meeting elmo? and did you bring her to the show? >> no, no. because i didn't think she ne

it includes south bacon geese woman anna with nine other bay area lawmakers from both sides of the isle. both groups plan to attend the isolation of pope francis on tuesday. >>> across the bay area today, catholics celebrated the first sunday with a new pope. carl lieu was there when a special mass was held for pope francis. [ music ] >> reporter: at st. josephs, a massive thanksgiving for the election of pope francis. >> we ask the lord now to bless hill, to bless his ministry among us. >> reporter: bib shop patrick mcgrath led the celebration saying the election of the pope as well as the name francis were a surprise. >> solidarities with the poor, the disenfranchised and society. >> reporter: a special pamphlet included humor. >> and i think we'll eventually be able to forgive him for that. >> reporter: parishioners in this congregation say it gives them hope the new leader of the curve is from latin america. >> i think all latinos are excited to have a pope that speaks our english, spanish and from argentina. >> proud of him and hope the best for him. >> the catholic growth is in so

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from cyprus, but cramer could have found a warning sign that could be more dire than a mediterranean islend out how you should prepare. later, game time. cramer has a new take on an old family past time. new this week, he's taking a look at companies with a stranglehold on their industries that may give their stocks a boost. tonight jim's checking out the friendly skies to find out if it's time to take off. plus, food fight. your local supermarket has turned into a battleground for organic food producers, but their struggle for shelf space could be your chance to cash in. cramer price checks two top names to find out which could satisfy your portfolio. all coming up on "mad money." >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> i just spent the whole top of the show telling you why we didn't panic over cyprus, right? we didn't do that. >> no! >> you know what i didn't do? i didn't tell you to buy the who

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believe we can come together to do big things and i know there are leader on the other side of the islebelieve. >> while republicans are skeptical about how far the president is willing to bend, some democrats are asking how far the president has to bend to get something done. >> we haven't had progress before because the republicans were committed to blocking the initiatives that president barack obama. >> reporter: from the white house to the capitol, an effort to solve the political cold war and get washington working again. though the president is being welcomed here to capitol hill, there's skepticism on both sides sides of what kind of deals he can make. >>> alligator in arizona is making history with a very unusual tail. >> known as mr. stubs has received a new three-foot-long prosthetic tail attached with nylon straps. they think his tail was bitten off by another alligator. first taught him to swim by dog paddling and then built him a tail. >> and so it's just a process of figuring out how to make a mold and playing with the material and i made some little models and stuff and