rock band jefferson starship, celebrating cofounder paul cantor's 70th birthday, playing at 8:00 at mill valley's throckmorton theater. and jay and silent bob get old, 9:00 at the warfield in san francisco. >>>a quick check on the sports scene, area football, san jose saber cats, arena football, as it were. saber cats, winners at home last night, 60-57 victory over kansas city. >>> nhl, sharks host the st. louis blues this evening. the puck drops at 7:30 in downtown san jose. >>> nba, warriors begin a four- game road trip with a loss last night, 108-97 at phoenix. >>> college basketball madness continues in a few minutes, at the ncaa tournament. google is getting in on the objection. kiet do shows us the action that brings the 3d experience to all of us. >> reporter: this year for the big dance, google has taken march madness to the next dimension. n]♪ >> reporter: the mountain view company has collected all the venues that will be hosting an ncaa game and rendered them in high resolution 3d. from the alamo dome in san antonio, to verizon center in washington, dc, that's 14 stadiums in a

and you coined the phrase, "jefferson starship" initially. a logical extension. i was the science fiction one in the band, so when i started a new band and i wanted to carry on what we had been doing, it seemed just logical. and the first album that i did was a science fiction album about stealing the first government starship that was up there. hijack was a really bad word to say, you know, in airports in those days. so "let's hijack the starship." and so it was just-- just a logical... if you look at-- if you look at your work from that point on, there's, you know, this band that you describe as not being concerned about commercial appeal early on suddenly-- well, we had no objection about commercial appeal. we just weren't very commercial. but eventually you were. oh, i think you can count the number of hits we've had in or career on one hand, really. (paulsen) when you recorded with a new lineup-- a "new old" lineup-- you had a band called the kbc band. yeah. and this was a band that had one album and had a clear point of view, and had a particular marketable

. >> and then jefferson starship's song was on. and sarah.thing. >> jimmy: good thing it wasn't sister christian or something like that. >> it took me a year to figure out where i "h" went. >> jimmy: the "h" is optional. just tell people, the "h" is for hot. that should be your line. and then, how did you get -- how and why do you become a dallas cowboys cheerleader? >> i was in a musical at smu. i was in chicago. i always wanted to be an actress. i don't know how to do it. there was a girl who said, why don't you try out for a dallas cowboys cheerleader. she said, they were on saturday night live back in 1995 and i figured, that is my way in. >> jimmy: really? >> that's my way in. and i tried out, made the team. haven't been on "saturday night live" yet. but here i am with my own show. >> jimmy: you play a lawyer? >> a recovering lawyer. >> jimmy: a recovering lawyer? >> a recovering lawyer is how i like to describe her. and she is a mediator. and it's like "law and order" meets "sex and the city." and it could be like your favorite show. li