when you work with john williams and dave grissom and johnny mandel, hank mancini. how we feel about it, when the melody is there, it is wonderful that there are words on the tips of those notes had we have to find them. that is our exploration and discovery. tavis: henry mancini became hank mancini. one of the best. >> terrific. tavis: how did -- i of the story, but for those who don't, how did the two of the meet after being born in the hospital four years apart? >> we were riding with the same composer. i was writing in the morning and in the afternoon. they decided to introduce the lyric and we wrote a song that day. a terrible song. but we enjoy the process. it was 1956 and we have been writing together ever since. tavis: hughes said that you suffered a severe injury. >> i was living in a fifth for building in new york. headstones that were worn from years of traffic. it had been raining that they have the staff -- high took a header down the steps and then broke both my shoulders. house going to college in new york at the time, and my parents -- it was new yor

." >>> an 80th birthday party for john williams joined at tanglewood.r steven spielburg said williams scores for his movies were the single most significant contribution to his success as a film maker. >>> for law enforcement they have become the top dogs. >>> dogs are man's best friend, one dog has risen to the top of the order when it comes to police work. kerry sanders shows us why bloodhounds have become such valuable partners. >> reporter: when katlyn was 13 years old a deputy's bloodhound found her unconscious deep in the woods. >> i don't think i would be alive if that bloodhound didn't come out there. >> reporter: bloodhounds are becoming law enforcement's best friend. >> when they find you this is what they want. >> reporter: they have become the nation's bloodhound trainers. why? angela's 26-year-old sister was abducted in indiana more than three decades ago, gone without a trace. her body was found ten weeks later. >> that ten weeks was absolute torture. >> reporter: her murderer was never found. >> if one would have been trained at that poin

you are one of the very few hollywood come poe surps has reached the stature of a john williams. >> youo and mention two of the most extraordinary artists. >> reporter: but your imdb is probably just about as long. >> okay, okay, so, we're talking about, you know, a mound as opposed to quality, but -- >> reporter: "gladiator?" pretty good movie. zimmer got his start in the bugles. remember them? ♪ video killed the radio star >> they pretty much created the music video. for zimmer, an excuse to make movies. >> the aim was always, how do we get to make movies? so, we managed to make a three-minute video. and we were the first video on mtv. >> reporter: batman holds a special place in his heart. >> batman was my hero. i had a costume as a kid, which lasted exactly one day at school and then everybody else was beating me out. >> reporter: he did the music for all three films in director christopher nolan's trilogy. ♪ that's like a question in that. >> reporter: the score for the second batman movie won a grammy award. with "the dark knight rises," those themes have evolved. ♪ >> change one

forty-nine year old john william kelley of blahs serville who is a registered sex offender was arrested yesterday in the death of a 17-year-old. her body was found off of skyline boulevard in december of 1986. investigators say he had -- she had atented a party and was hitchhiking home. dna linked kelley to her death. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. >> in tonight's campaign t romney was in south carolina today where he provided more detail than ever on how much he paid on income tax. every year i paid at least 13%. if you add the amount of that goes to charity, it never gives above 20%. >> the so obama administration pounced on him. >> pink slips were pasted out. the activist's were spreading the news about romney's plan, including tax break for american companies out asourcing jobs. >> if plan is predicted to result in over 100,000 jobs being shipped over seas, in additioned in, cuts to things like medicare and other things. >> the candidate wants to cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 25%. rom any says the lowering will help create jobs. >> in the battle grounds state of wiscon

forty-nine year old john william kelley of blahs serville who is a registered sex offender was arrested yesterday in the death of a 17-year-old. her body was found off of skyline boulevard in december of 1986. investigators say he had -- she had atented a party and was hitchhiking home. dna linked kelley to her death. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. >> in tonight's campaign t romney was in south carolina today where he provided more detail than ever on how much he paid on income tax. every year i paid at least 13%. if you add the amount of that goes to charity, it never gives above 20%. >> the so obama administration pounced on him. >> pink slips were pasted out. the activist's were spreading the news about romney's plan, including tax break for american companies out asourcing jobs. >> if plan is predicted to result in over 100,000 jobs being shipped over seas, in additioned in, cuts to things like medicare and other things. >> the candidate wants to cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 25%. rom any says the lowering will help create jobs. >> in the battle grounds state of wiscon

today -- 49-year-old john william kelly could now face the death penalty for kidnapping, rape and murder. investigators reopened the case earlier this year with dna found at the crime scene. investigators are not talking about his prior offenses. >>> new tonight at 6:00, it's a sobering and frightening starjts the arm recorded the highest rate of suicide among soldiers since recordkeeping began three years ago. there were 38 suspected suicides among active duty and reserve soldiers. >> we're at the camp parks military base, this is where we spoke to someone who served multiple tours of duty and who has lost several friends in the military who took their own lives this. has far reaching impacts, especially hard for families. >> it means the world to me. >> if emma lante's son ends up in afghanistan, she wants to know that her 19-year-old, a navy corpsman will be in good hands. >> this woman's 39-year-old son marco just left for service in kandahar. >> it's stressful and it puts a strain on the relationship, so a lot of them come back and they're facing divorce and financial problems becau

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tomorrow we will talk to john williams, and coming up in fast money, marty stein, the stay mouse economist from the nber will be with us. >> that was terrific. >> everybody is there but mario drogy. >> the costs are in the future, the costs are in the risks. that was my favorite part of that. >> you wrote it all down. >> i did. >> if you're worried about retirement, we have good news for you. guess who is helping folks get ready for their gold egolden ye? >> how about a one big time tax for the wealthy. we'll debate the controversial proposal where it is happening. don't miss that coming up. >> later, who has the book rights to the god father franchise? the film studio thinks it does, but so does the late author's estate. who is right? you know what i love about this country? trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you can enjoy all this great land of ours has to offer like demolition derbies. and drive thru weddings. so if you're one of those people who gets heartburn and then treats day

the 49-year-old john william kelley was arrested on wednesday in connection with the rape and homicide 26 years ago. he is a sex offender living in the area. investigators say dna evidence links him to the 1986 rape and killing of a 17-year-old. her body was found dumped along skyline boulevard near alpine road. kelley is charged with special circumstances which would make him eligible for the death penalty. >>> we are learning more about this week's incident at the shell oil refinery in martinez. filings with the hazardous materials program show a gas leak on tuesday was caused by a pressure relief valve failure. it also reveals a small fire on monday was caused by a leak of oil from a compressor. >> bay area officers are going to start a stepped up crack down to make sure everybody everybody on the road is driving sober. called avoid the 13, labor day holiday enforcement campaign and getting off to an early start. they are teaming up over the next 17 days. they say the early start is necessary because in santa clara there are as many as 42 drunk driving crashes every day in the days

here from jackson hole with john williams, the president of the san francisco fed, a guy i knew when he was research director at the san francisco fed and, john, your first television interview. thank you for joining us. >> happy to be here. >> you have spoken quite a bit and said in several speeches that there is still more that the federal reserve can do to help the economy. skeptics say interest rates, 165 on the ten year, corporations borrowing at record low rates, mortgages in the 3.5% range. why would lower rates help the economy >> i think they help the economy in a number of ways and i think they have helped over the last few years quite a bit. one is lower cost of borrowing for people. one sector of the economy that we're seeing start to recover, start to pick up is housing, and lower interest rates, lower mortgage rates clearly will stimulate the housing sector and maybe fuel a more rapid recovery in the sector which i think is an important part of the bigger picture of recovery. monetary accommodation would be very useful to help boost the economy and feed the recovery alon

san francisco fed president john williams will have the headlines from the bernanke speech straight upstern time. then guests throughout the day from jackson hole. guys. brian. >> steve, thank you very much. mr. feldstein, thank you very much. now let's send it around the desk here. not a lot necessarily to trade as far as stocks, obviously. i think the tax issue is worth noting. guys, i'm probably as confused as many americans are about what's really going to happen here. >> you know like many americans who can do the math that we have a spending problem, not a taxing problem, not a revenue problem. and that is the big item that has to be addressed and discussed by both the candidates for president. i hope when they do have that debate that this is one of the topics they address. >> and we need growth, too. spending is one side of the equation. the denominator is growth. if growth goes up, it raises the denominator, brings down the ratio of spending. where's the growth plan from anybody? >> that's the important point, right? if you would just go out there and cut government spending a

i wanted to know about our john william and the third at jamaica. that was my big worry. i don't think there's much laughter when you have a lot of self-righteousness. i don't think so. i don't think you can laugh very loud when you've placed everything you've got into the war -- the third punic war. you had grenada, then you had panama and now you have iraq where the other side doesn't show. they didn't even show up! they're placing everything into this, and i don't believe that's a situation made for joy, for glee. despite what they say, i don't think people feel that good with these types of people around running the country. they don't. i don't think so. c-span: where does it come from, though? >> guest: the greed. it's got to come back to the money. just follow the money and i think you always find everything. you know, in an investigation -- a murder; anything -- just follow the money. i think here if you follow the money, you see that it's causing everything, causing everybody to be crazy. it's been decades and decades now of just sitting home and watching televisi

and we're celebrating america, great american worker, a lot of patriotic music, a little bit of john williamserican river, with old man river, proud mary, fun stuff. casey at the bat, going to celebrate baseball season. the second half of the program is guest stars. bringing in a buddy of mine from new york city, talented pianist and song writer. he takes new songs and makes them sound old. >> reporter: which is the beauty of the pops. >> yeah. >> reporter: because it makes the orchestra, which some people might find intimidating and brings it down to songs they know. >> the pops is great. we can do everything from beethoven to the beatles to beyonce. today we have two of our superstars of the orchestra. meet our brand-new principle percussionist, eric schinn. >> reporter: good morning. >> and this is our principle -- >> reporter: both on staff at the university of maryland. you're going to teach us a little bit here? >> absolutely. right here we have a line of instruments, mostly used in pops concerts. will be a bunch of these with steve over here. this is the triangle. the triangle, we have

john yang, nbc news, oak creek, wisconsin. >>> this is pete williams in washington. researchers say wade michael page popped up in the white supremacist world 12 years ago playing in two bands associated with racist skinheads. although there is no known record he ever advocated violence, an organization that tracks hate groups says he was deeply involved in a sub culture that did. >> they frequently talk about whites as the most endangered species on the planet and, you know, as they get more and more kind of hepped up about this people go out and start shooting. >> one of his bands was called end apathy and he told a website seven years ago he wanted to, quote, figure out how to end people's apathetic ways. military records show page enlisted in the army in 1992 but was discharged six years later for a drinking problem, ending his military career in north carolina at fort bragg. federal agents today searched a north carolina house where page lived for half of last year. a neighbor said he made antisemitic comments. he racked up an arrest record mostly for drunk driv

. >> and tonight on a jam-packed edition of "hannity," governor john sununu goes head-to-head with juan williams. and one were the chief architects of the economy, austin goolsbee, will try to defend his boss's dismal record against me. and facing voters this election season. that being is government the solution or is it the problem? that is one very clear area where president barack obama and gov. mitt romney could not disagree more. as we've seen the last three and a half years, the obama philosophy is bigger government, higher taxes, and that's the west way to get the economy back on track. but we've seen firsthand the painful results of that type of thinking. watch. >> good evening. this is the worst economic recovery america has ever had. >> forty-one straight months of unemployment over 8%. almost four million fewer jobs than president obama predicted. 23 million americans without full-time work. the result of president obama's failed stimulus policies. >> the worst economic recovery america has ever had. >> tell him for real job growth stop spending and cut the death. support the new maj

fire evacuees going home in lake county >>> evacuation orders lifted overnight reporter john bennett in williams has been there all night long highway 20 closed because of the complex fires it as rhee open now but you need an escort. >>> at this point the city of williams you contrive a but ira to go towards the mountains high way 50 and you need an escort to be guided into the areas. law enforcement wants to make sure the public is safe. it now burns on both sides of highway 20. 6,000 a. torched, many people a lot back to their homes monday after making some headway on the fire fight it burned a cross walker ridge in steep canyons dozens of acres have burned and two buildings destroyed and another one damaged, one woman said she's lived in the area nearly 50 years and is never seen anything like this the smoke trickles down into williams and sutter buttes of this stretch of northern california it will be another tricky fight for cal fire as the deal with steep terrain and rocky ridge tops and triple digit weather. not only hot but hot inside the fire suits. >>> sean bin and live for us and will

thomas drake william vini john character and hava heroic whistle blowers must they must be caught in a compensated for the hardships they have endured as servants of the public record . and to the army private who remain in a military prison in fort leavenworth kansas who was found by the united nations to interview would months of torture us detention in quantico virginia and who has yet after two years in prison to see a trial he must be released all the all bradley manning mufti release the old car. if bradley manning did.

next two days. 8:30, dennis lockhart and charles plosser from philadelphia and tomorrow morning john williamsident first time we've done a television interview with him and david lipton, first deputy director of the international monetary fund he's going to be here and marty feldste feldstein. lots of people who will figure out quantitative easing and figure out if ben bernanke will drop the signal everybody thinks may come tomorrow. >> what do you think, steve? >> well, i think it's really close. i don't think anybody knows. there's been a lot of commentary and i've been reading it all, everybody's been writing their best guess. we know the fed chairman is out there polling members about where they are, and i think it's very, very close right now. if i had to guess it's maybe 55/45 in favor of qe but i don't know how much you can go to the bank with that. lot of investors want to, because the august payroll report is really going to be decisive, in a way as you guys know, the growth numbers are the worst of all possible worlds for making policy, around 1.5% gdp we're going up to 1.7, maybe t

john williams tomorrow morning. we'll get all their perspectives.lking in the hallways and trying to get a feel for what are the costs and benefits here and do they really think it can do any good. >> looking good. beautiful shot. look forward to a lot more. steve liesman in jackson hole. >>> when we come back, so far the sound of pandora's quarterly results are music to wall street's ears. we'll explore how to play the online radio service. up almost 20%. back in a minute. it's a golden opportunity] to experience the ultimate expression of power... control. [ engine revs ] during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medi

thomas drake, william binney, john kirakou and the other hero was the bourse must -- they must be pardoned or compensated for their hardships they have endured as servants of the public record. and to the army private who remains in a military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas, who was found by the united nations to have endured months of tortures detention in quantico, virginia, and has yet -- after two years in prison -- to see a trial, he must be released. [applause] bradley manning must be released. it recommended as he is accused, he is a hero and an example to all of us and one of the world's foremost political prisoners. bradley manning must be released. on wednesday, bradley manning spent his 815th de of detention without trial. the legal maximum is 120 days. on thursday, my friend nabeel rajab, president of the bahrain human rights center, was sentenced to three years in prison for a tweet. on friday, a russian band was sentenced to two years in jail for a political performance. there is unity in the oppression. there must be absolute unity and determination in the response. [app

right now is not high but my clients three of whom he personally called out thomas drake and william binney and john kiriakou stream grateful that a songe in his very brief speech saw fit to mention them i think there's an accusation out there that joined us on just only about joanna songe and clearly he cares about the plight of whistleblowers who like him are being criminally pursued under the espionage act and there are persistent rumors that there is an indictment against julian assange chair in the us and they want to try to that has been made public yet and he has not been charged yet so so you know a lot of people are saying you know what's the what's the big hoopla he has been charged why is he why is he so concerned well the big hoopla is that neither of the united states nor sweden promised not to extradite him if they got their hands on him so it's very much seems to imply that the sexual assault allegations are there have been no charges filed but there those are pretext to get him to a country that has a history of expediting people to the u.s. . to be tortured. let's kind of get back t

madrigal representing team ryan and from the democratic viewpoint jessica williams representing team ryan >> that's right, johnry excited about paul ryan >> and i am very excited about paul ryan as well. >> jon: how can both sides be both equally excited? >> jon, this is a hard line fiscal conservative who will slash the federal budget to the bone (both speaking the same thing at the same time) >> jon: you know you both said the exact same thing just with different intonations >> what? no. >> i don't realize that. jon: how are you going to get your message about paul ryan across? >> well, now that the choice is solidified, we're out with a great new a. p. check it out. >> paul ryan wants to cut $700 billion out of medicare and his tax plan would cut top taxes to 1%. paul ryan, the change america wants. pretty impressive. >> well, obviously that's republican talking points. there are some things that people don't yet know about paul ryan but should. >> paul ryan wants to cut $700 billion out of medicare (screaming) and his tax plan would cut top tax rates to 1%. paul ryan, the change america wants? >> that's wh

. >> we continue on "hannity" with former governor john sununu and juan williams. billbill clinton has been callen now like mighty mouse to the rescue. first of all he accused obama playing the race card on him and he defended bain, then he said we are in a recession, then he said we oughted to extend all the bush tax cuts. and i mean almost every position, and he said governor romney is qualified to be president, and he's had an incredible business career s that the guy you go to to rescue obama? >> yeah, he also said president obama is a far better candidate for president and should be re-elected and it's essential in terms of making sure that our economy continues to grow. i did not -- >> sounds like he agrees with mitt romney more to me, governor. >> no, i think he was respectful of mitt romney. i think everybody is. he's had a tough time over there in europe and in israel. he certainly hasn't been very diplomatic. >> he didn't bow before anybody. >> if you are going to try to spin me on this one, sean, come on. he's had a rough couple days here. >> yeah, he ha

john bennett has been in williams and has an update on these fires. >> good morning, we begin with theoad closure, anyone coming up interstate 5 near the city williams, a hig i wait and 20 " turn away. they're not allowing anyone but emergency vehicles. as far as the chunk of the story, we are talking about the largest burning fire at this hour. cal fire says 3,000 a. have been burned since it started late yesterday afternoon and it is now 25 percent contained. mandatory evacuation in place for spring valley as the fire is burning on both sides of highway 20. meanwhile firefighters are also at the walker fire on highway 20 east of walker ridge road. so far that fire has burned 2,000 a., 30 percent contained at this hour. this fire is now in an evacuation zone and residents are urged to leave their homes as thick plumes of smoke coming down out of the canyon and into that valley. no reports of byrd billings or injuries so far. but again this is one tricky fire fight for the cal fire firefighters because not only are they dealing with steep terrain and rocky ridge tops, it will be over 1

. >>> and you'll learn more about john on "nbc nightly news with brian williams." orozco is a gymnast who has beaten incredible odds. his story is coming up. >>> right now at 6:30, west nile virus is back with a vengeance. the centers for disease control says more than 250 cases have been reported in 42 states. most human cases were reported in texas, oklahoma, mississippi, and four people have died. experts say the best way to protect yourself is to wear repellant. people should also empty anything outside that has standing water where mosquitos could breed. >>> the man accused of threatening hi co-workers is charged with misuse of a phone. police found an arsenal of weapons at his ham lost week. prosecutors say they charged him with a misdemeanor, because in maryland, there is not a felony threat law. >>> on capitol hill, the republican-run house is now voting on a bill that would extend income tax cuts for a year. an alternate proposal introduced by how democrats today was voted down. in ohio president obama pushed the democrats' plan which would raise taxes on

. >> john: is she that great? when lucinda williamsirplay but taylor swift -- >> she's not just a country star. she's what's called a crossover artist. she does well on the pop charts. >> john: she does both country and bland pop. >> john, don't talk music with dan. >> john: why is that? >> i'm not going to fight. i'm a pop culture -- >> he loves it. >> i like nickelback. >> john: that works as birth control in some communities. here is my question about country music. i agree with tom petty. tom petty said in a four hour documentary that done vich made about petty he said real country music, not what they call country music today which is basically bad rock with a fiddle. i think country and hip-hop are on the same, exact arc. two uniquely american art forms that came out of poverty. they came out of struggle that created a great lyrical art form that united people that eventually got co-opted by corporate music slime bags and now are dribble on the radio. if you want to hear good hip-hop or good country, you have to dig so deep to fi

have refused to release your income tax forms even though others, including governor william weld, u.s. senator johnyour opponent, shannon o'brien, released theirs. do you have something to hide? >> i believe very deeply in my personal privacy, what little amount there is left. in this case, you made a couple exceptions from your list. senator kennedy, when i was running against him, i told him, you have to release the income tax returns of yours. and he said, no, i value my privacy. i think he was right and i wrauz wrong. as a result, i share his view on that. i'm not going to release my income tax returns, and shannon o'brien's husband, with whom i assume their share expenses, has not released his taxes. >> he is not releasing his taxes, he was wrong to demand that kennedy release his tax returns, but now that shannon o'brien has released her tax returns, how come we're not seeing her husband's, too? weird, right, it was a weird spot. 180 degree about face on this same issue that is dogging him now in his run for the pres daenls. in 2002, the boston press did not go easy on him. they did not go ea