on the end playing jerry lee le lewis, is john con 3 john count.y perkins. >> you look more like carl perkins. >> i do get that. >> and playing carl perkins is james berry. and playing, who are you playing, there's too many people here? >> johnny cash.y >> that's right, this is scott mother relscottmore rel, and pll on the end tyler hunter. nt >> let's talk about the show.ou and about this historic meetinge that took place. it is a well known event in music history. hi tell us about what happened there, and then the show kind of incorporates all the music from over the yearsc by the artists. tell us about the initial meeting? >> sure. >> december 4th, 1956, carl perkins recording session. sess it's going to record match box, and unbeknownst of the to him,m, jerry lee lewis, is not famous has been hired to play the peee an piano, and johnny cash comes, and elvis presley comes by. . and buffer know it's, they are in the, room. >> it's astonishing, a lot of of the big hits came from these ths four folks. >> absolutely. a that point they were the pione

i have been a member of my board of directors, my bosses, chairman to director jerry lee, ramos, i don't know if anybody else is here. mohammed the director of public works and we are going to hear a little bit about how these buses are part of the public space. just like these are clean, we want to keep these clean. the buses here from input, from our operators, transit workers union local 258. the san francisco transit riders union. the mta advisory committee. a lot of folks working together, our fleet engineers, mechanics, supervisors, operators, most of whom are under the leadership of john who has been the driving force of getting these here. the one person who was so excited about this is our mayor. he kept saying when are we going to get to ride those buses? i'm happy to say this day is here. i would like to introduce you're san francisco mayor,ed lee. [ applause ] >> thank you. some of them have arrived and all of them will arrive by july. i want to thank the commission and ed riis skin and the staff for investing properly. this is what we talked about for a number of years. when

in particular to the board of directors tom nol an, jerry lee, and christina. what i'm here to speak about is of course i'm -- the background here of course is we know that we have danger when we put on to the streets large trucks and bikes. there has been a number of deaths, i think three in the last year, all involving large trucks and bikes. the danger large trucks sharing the roads with bicycles was again highlighted on august 10, 2013. when 24-year-old was killed by a truck making a right hook turn. while she was riding her bicycle in the sfmta designated bike lane. as an engineer, i'm trained to look at three things: one is anticipation of problems. two, is recognized problems. and three, preventing problems. i think most of us would agree here that we can anticipate problems with large trucks and with bicycles. we certainly can recognize there is issues here. what i want to talk about is prevention. i know that's by coalition has a lot of plans in working on things. sure -- sure what i want to say today. large trucks on roads with bicycle lanes. >> sir c

we were talking to jerry lee, and they were not positive how many people were in that house.ñ >> we don'tow who else is in there.0 >> we do know the suspect is in there and we have our s.w.a.t. team. the main focus right now is to resolve this as quickly and+wé easily as possible. >>'% negotiators were brought u earlier this afternoon. the s.w.a.t. team was out here and how it appears to have possibly played out is someone is in custody right now. we are awaiting official word that that person is, in fact, the person who shot through the door, hitting a lock smith in the leg this afternoon. the lock smith, by the way, nonlife threatening injuries. hit in the leg. we are waiting for confirmation if the person in custody is that 43-year-old su3js;eey nbc pay area news.rm. the overflow in the a's dugout during lastu, night's game and today.p@hcg key members and the faps are saying about this mess. >> you can&jñ change the name o the f#dcoliseum, but you can't change its age. the coliseum is a i proeching 50 years old. with all the leaks and creeks, the problem last night was a smelly one.

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lee. >> y el gobernador de california, jerry brown tiene lo siguiente. >> para santo la posibilidad de tenerempleos. >> por lo que recibió con mucha alegría que en california se podría entregar la licencia de conducir a indocumentados, de firmar la medida el gobernador de california, jerry brown. pero empleados del dmb dicen que quizá no se debería esperar hasta 2015 de firmarla el gobernador de california, jerry brown, sino que además podrían tenerla antes. >> la propuesta de ley le da la facultad al dmb de contratar a más personas ya que se espera una avalancha de solicitudes. >> esería bueno porque uno necesita trabajr y te quitan el carro y al pedirte la licencia uno con pena dice que no tiene. >> mañana los demócratas podrían presentar una nueva iniciativa migratoria que no incluiría un camino a la ciudadanía de manera directa pero sí considerarla en un futuro, priorizando la seguridad fronteriza y regular la migración ilegal. >> no tendría que esperar nada, está la visa disponible ahorita mismo, . >> la abogada se refiere a la visa de residentes de categoría 2a. >> corresponde a la vis

jerry connelly, barbara lee, chris coons. i want to start with you, congress him would, and ask to react when he says i challenge anyone going to vote no, which you have said you intend to do, to take a look at that video of the children dying of what appears to be of a sarin gas attack and think about their vote. has that video given you pause? >> candy, for me, first of all, these crimes against humanity, these error risk attacks, the use of chemical weapons, it's who are ren dwu horrendous, outrageous. so i don't think any of us would say we don't support an effort to bring those accountable and it appears and i think the evidence is very clear that it's the assad regime, that we do not hold them accountable in a very forceful way. these images, the tragic deaths, the terrible violence that's taking place is unconscionable. what i worry about is more retaliation, more use of force. more efforts to escalate the war by other continues in the region. so i worry that the unintended consequences could even be more stark and dir

we'll talk to jerry conly of virginia and barbara lee of california and delaware senator chris coonsnvinced him to vote for the resolution. tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., president obama will sit down with our own wolf blitzer and the return of "crossfire." if you missed any part of today, head to itunes and search "state of the union." fareed zakaria is next. >>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we're going to get you one step ahead on understanding the crisis in syria. we have put together our own war room, a national security council of senior officials from recent administrations that is assembled and ready to take us through the path ahead for president obama. we have general wesley clark, james steinberg, and nicholas burns. then, a critical question. can president obama take action without congress? should he hav

but what we've missed was a jerry seinfeld and the broadcast booth. angel pagan big night lee'sthe mets a-5 perry ed >>8-5 >> . i have some really good baseball pictures to show you. gary will be coming up to use a stick around. google, what is glossophobia? glossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. we are tracking a hot spot on the bay bridge. an accident at the west end near san francisco is back in a traffic not only all the way across the west spam but also the east span. it is pushing the back up to the macarthur mayes. >> the time is 6:56 a.m.. fans of jackie chan can get to know him better. he is going to build a theme park. it is under development right now in beijing. he stated that when he was younger he wanted to buy one. now he wants to donate what he has. he is 59 years old and his action roles are starting to slow down. he stated that his theme park will have five various areas. you can get to know more about the chinese culture. he will also open up bay museum in chinatown. >> coming up

also a ceremony for the newbridge today at 3:00 with san francisco mayor ed lee and lieutenant governor gavin newsom there. jerry brown is out of town. there's a lot of interesting stuff going on, video tributes, a number of vintage cars as well. we'll be talking about that more in the next half hour. live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> getting around the bay bridge closure has been far from easy. despite the fact it's a holiday, they're warning drivers to expect delays of one to two hours in and out of san francisco. even with the new electronic toll gate, traffic on the golden gate bridge has been heavy in both directions. that happened yesterday, really rough. traffic heavier than usual on the 19th avenue and on doyle drive. >> we can't find parking and there are a lot of cars, a lot of pedestrians. so it's people everywhere and you can't really drive very fast or can't go places. >>> we can tell you b.a.r.t. trains still running around the clock trying to help people out. this weekend b.a.r.t. had its second busiest saturday ever recording almost 280,000 trips. >>> nbcbayarea.com is your

lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> california governor jerry brown was an early critic of initial designs in the new eastern span, back when he was mayor of oakland, he said the original viaduct failed to deliver the world class design the bay deserves. but he was not on hand for the opening ceremonies. instead, as ken pritchett reports it was gavin newsom who took the lead. >> reporter: it was with a torch that lieutenant governor gavin newsom cut the ceremonial chain. ingly hope that the progress that is being represented at this moment is for a generation to dream big dreams and to do big things. >> reporter: newsom was the keynote speaker at the gathering near the toll plaza of bridge workers and other state and local leaders. there was little talk of a bridge billions of dollars over budget or decades overdue. instead the focus was on a bridge that arrived in time. >> it has been completed before the arrival of our next big earthquake. and thank goodness for that. >> reporter: the new span of the bay bridge is to with stand earthquakes that the old span could not. >> that i, and everyone who uses this bridge

lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> california governor jerry brown was an early critic of initial designs in the new eastern span, back when he was mayor of oakland, he said the original viaduct failed to deliver the world class design the bay deserves. but he was not on hand for the opening ceremonies. instead, as ken pritchett reports it was gavin newsom who took the lead. >> reporter: it was with a torch that lieutenant governor gavin newsom cut the ceremonial chain. ingly hope that the progress that is being represented at this moment is for a generation to dream big dreams and to do big things. >> reporter: newsom was the keynote speaker at the gathering near the toll plaza of bridge workers and other state and local leaders. there was little talk of a bridge billions of dollars over budget or decades overdue. instead the focus was on a bridge that arrived in time. >> it has been completed before the arrival of our next big earthquake. and thank goodness for that. >> reporter: the new span of the bay bridge is to with stand earthquakes that the old span could not. >> that i, and everyone who uses this bridge

jerry brown is out of state so lieutenant governor gav gavin newsome takes hit role. >> it looks like we're getting close. lieutenant governor is there and oakland bhooish and san francisco mayor ed lee so really a historic time for the bay bridge. and really, for the entire region because of the commerce and all the people that travel across the bridge, it's the most traveled bridge in the bay area. that chain about to be cut. the ceremonial cutting of the chain and then about -- it looked like about 50 to 60 cars, vintage cars, some teslas and some other dignitary also go over the bridge and approximately around 8:00 or 9:00 tonight the bridge will open. >> what they're doing, they're handing out gloves to all the vips. to protect them, from the blow torch or have them ready for the chain cutting. they all have their gloves on getting ready for this big ceremonial event and will have a chance to drive across the bridge. >> mayor jeanne kan, getting emotional a short while ago talking about it's two chinese american mayors at the center of this and how significant it is for the asian community. after the break we'll get to the chain cutting live on air. stay with us. >>> well, we me

it's not only bundy, but lee white, david cline, arthur goldberg, jerry we center, dick goodwin, fred a german and innocent. it was quite a rich pool of people there. and while they may have been arguing more or less, i doubt they were just echoing what bundy and other people are saying. the same thing in the state department. eleanor and does was so upset that she kept a costing him on berlin constantly and followed him in immense room once and continued lecturing him. [laughter] >> there were a lot of stories. my final point is a more serious one. i don't quite go along with you on the kennedy transformation. i think kennedy is much more complicated both at the beginning and at the end than you indicate. i don't think that he said it was influenced by -- a certain was influenced by berlin and clay. clay was, just the same reason -- he was very nervous about checkpoint charlie, kennedy was. he didn't suddenly decide to move the russian. the american university speech is hard to square with a speech in berlin, as the second speech in berlin. kennedy had many personalities. and he was