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a night with janis joplin. >>> the performance to uncanny you will swear janis is alive. ♪ >> announcerour abc stations. >> ♪ ♪ >> she was a singer unlike any other. janis joplin spent brief time in the spotlight, just a few years but her impact on music lasted generations. >> now a new broadway show called "a night with janis voice joplin" and that brings back to live once again the amazing voice. we get more from producer suzanne herald. >> reporter: she was a one-woman with musical earthquake. ♪ >> reporter: few singers, male or female, before or after janis joplin could break open a note with such power and such presence. hers was a voice that married soul and sensitivity and lived a few short years on the world stage. hers was a talent frozen in time. under the lights of the theater -- ♪ her life is there. who she was as a person helped to define who she was in a singer and what made people so attracted to her. you wanted to be close to that honesty and that raw energy and that nerve that she had but it is also why she burned out so fast. you can't really bottle lightning. >> repor

it's believed janice joplin may have had her ashes spread here. >> who wouldn't want them out there? >> in a couple more weeks you can drive back out with your dogs, family or favorite group of 35 kids. >> get out of the water. >> at mirror beach, don ford. >> so redwood creek begins in the peaks of the tallest mountain and then flows through mirror woods until it reaches the pacific ocean. the water shed is home to some of the most at risk species. >>> bay area sports fans have reason to be pleased this morning. sharps and warriors highlights are coming up. >>> the news gets worst regardiy ta breach at target stores. the latest on that mess and what as the consumer can do to protect yourself. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, sports. >>> so it was a rather successful night for the sharks and warriors. here is your morning sports. >> good morning. it is the bay area against arizt night on the ice and the hardwood. huge night for seth curry. a triple double. he hits the tough three in the first quarter. 14 points, 16 assists and 13 boards. look at him. the warriors win 115-86 over th. the starters en

for more spend half a century josie has -- chelsea hotel has joplin,ylan, and janis and jimi hendrix, just a few that stayed there. now the building is closed for renovation and the future of the hotel remains unclear. cheryl tippins spoke to us about her new book on this cultural landmark. you in the chelsea hotel ♪ ♪ you were talking so brave and so sweet ♪ >> i do not think there has been anything like the chelsea hotel. i can think of and are the -- of another artist community this large and this old. "inside thehor of dream palace: the life and times of the chelsea hotel." this hotel was completely different from any other hotel in new york. in the 1950s we had jack kerouac stay here, dylan thomas, the poet. he made the chelsea his second home. on dylan created many of his songs when he was living here in the 1960s. "2001"c clarke wrote on the in floor. the hotel became more run down. sid vicious moved in. it looks like he is already to go. >> the manager was probably the most loved of all of the people who have been in charge of the hotel. he had such a talent for choosing who t

joplin as negotiators also feel the pounds are tight agricultural his actions are refusing to drop types on several categories of farm products including rice and wheat the us also wanted to hear pharmaceutical products to be propped up tips on their intellectual property rights for longer periods while in modern countries opposed to tax. there are also divided twelve on the issue of free competition between private and instead own enterprises. moises chief negotiator says he is coming on other members to be open to compromise. will you be engaging in these negotiations. so their day to get pics of the fees would be given in auto pause to. due to concerns that the half next day's thompson and john dory. one member nations stood menace is made for another round of talks. are they all share the belief that state cpp can significantly boost economic growth. but some of the lovers or wall reads thus the failure to reach a deal by the end of this year cuts break the momentum. and it's unclear how far apart as comps are willing to go to reconcile their national interests. nhk world struck a mi

>> i've seen janis joplin. i've seen david bowie, diamond dogs.idered one of the greatest productions ever. this was the greatest show i've ever seen in my life! it had it all! it was the greatest show in the history of entertainment. i don't understand it. i'm completely confused. there's like 100 people working on that show. like robots and technology. how do they make money? >> one thing for sure about this area, quite a lot of businesses are spoken but governed by the yakusa. >> yakusa, that's the fraternal organization prominent in the entertainment and financial services sector, as they say, who is said to supervise things here. principally, your arcades, gambling, pachenko, adult entertainment, porn shops and sex clubs, along with other ancillary services. but how much actual boning is going on in the sex district? generally speaking, it's more a field of dreams than the actual act of sex. hostess cafes, where a lonely overworked salary man can find the attention of cute seemingly adoring girls who find their every utterance fascinating. so

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i'll push you, and then we can open it up to the floor for questions, but you cite joplin. >> i do. >> being black for a while will make me a better white. that could apply to characters in the book, and that's beyond cringe worthy, the idea you can dabble a little bit, and, again, this is something i found quite a bit in "near black" as well. you could dabble, enter the world, and you can dip in, dip out, and, ultimately, retain your whiteness and your privilege and benefits, and that was one of the criteria used to distinguish between those who did that, you know, the elvis presley started take a little and get whiter and whiter as career progresses and money rolls in, ect., ect., versus a long standing commitment, so, surely, there's a place even if history did not judge them, for us to potentially apply judgment, or no? >> yes. i mean, i'm not saying we can never judge, and, certainly, these women are here for their rairds and for people to sort of make judgments about it, and i do. there is a woman in the book who i judge harshly. hurst, as far as i'm concerned, went into harlem

janis joplin, jim morrison, jimmy hendricks. ♪ they never seem to learn. >> it's hard to predict or ohinside the mind of an artist. that makes them an artist. that creativity, the thing that makes them tick probably pushes them to the extremes that can cause fatalities and things that end up not being good. >> what was the most dynamic talent you saw? you basically are a guy looking for the next big thing in rock. >> when i came to sony, i signed mariah carey. i had the chance the to work with michael jackson who was as brilliant as they come. ♪ >> you couldn't get through to him on a social level. >> it wasn't my job. my job was to get the best possible music he could make and i could sell for him. that was my role. >> was it a difficult process? >> it could take years sometimes. like any artist. you can paint many canvases but you melay labor over a canvas tt takes forever. >> i'm an artist but i do this every day and go home. if i labor over the canvas the show isn't on the air. >> i should manage you. >> thanks for coming in. fascinating book. >> thank you. that's it for this speci

one, i think of janis joplin, freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose.othing left to lose. he's at the end of his career. secretary clinton was in the middle of hers and that's a piece of the difference. >> i hear chris cillizza, button that down. >> just to add, i'm glad ruth said it first, because i was going to say it. that's exactly what came to my mind. i do think mark knows this better than anyone. i do think the thing i see the a achilles heel too guarded, risk averse, susan's piece guess at that in the secretary of state's office. we know that happened in 2008, would it be repeated in 2016. i think there's a real danger. >> quickly, if hillary clinton doesn't run for president, i bet you john kerry does. >> that's a first prediction. you're doubling down as it were. chris cillizza, see you in a bit, ruth marcus. >>> a home coming seven weeks in the making for newman and his family at the san francisco airport. north korea released the 85-year-old california retiree and korean war vet after detaining him without explanation during the final day of

the national park service says it believes that the famous acid rock singer janis joplin may have had her ashes spread here on muir beach. >> who wouldn't want ashes spread here? >> reporter: a couple of more weeks, you can drive back pout to muir beach with your dogs, your family or your favorite group of 35 kids. >> get out of the water! >> reporter: at muir beach, don ford, kpix 5. >> redwood creek begins in the peaks of marin county's tallest mountain, mount tam and flows through muir woods until it reaches the pacific ocean. the redwood creek watershed is home to endangered species. >>> marine biologists captured these images of killer whales in santa monica bay this week. one of the researchers called the sight like seaworld without the tanks. the orcas breached. spy hop, surfed waves. created by the moving boat and played under the vessel, as well. >> it was amazing. it was probably 30 on a scale of one to ten. it was incredible. >> this marks the third consecutive year this group of orcas has appeared off los angeles during the holiday season. the whales' home turf is monterey

but what happened here in joplin is the worst. the hudson river is that way.s haven't been able to get through. let me just set the scene for you. we are at the foothills of the rockies. all of that water rushing out of the mountains, all that heavy rain rushes right through here. and it cuts right through boulder. this is the only structure standing in this community. it was mobile homes behind me. and if you look at it now, it's basically shattered debris. woo. we wanted to get you as close to polar ice as we could for this broadcast. and that journey took us all the way to the top of the world in iceland. we're actually in alaska, at the national wildlife refuge. look around at the scenery here. this is a one-armed push-up. that's amazing. look how easily i can tumble and be spun around. diving down, i got a firsthand look at the extreme pressurized for humans habitat. it's unbelievable. i feel i should be turning around and turning around. there are 2,000 fish around me. 100 different species. and living coral right there behind us. this is the first time

i'll push you, and then we can open it up to the floor for questions, but you cite joplin. >> i do. >> being black for a while will make me a better white. that could apply to characters in the book, and that's beyond cringe worthy, the idea you can dabble a little bit, and, again, this is something i found quite a bit in "near black" as well. you could dabble, enter the world, and you can dip in, dip out, and, ultimately, retain your whiteness and your privilege and benefits, and that was one of the criteria used to distinguish between those who did that, you know, the elvis presley started take a little and get whiter and whiter as career progresses and money rolls in, ect., ect., versus a long standing commitment, so, surely, there's a place even if history did not judge them, for us to potentially apply judgment, or no? >> yes. i mean, i'm not saying we can never judge, and, certainly, these women are here for their rairds and for people to sort of make judgments about it, and i do. there is a woman in the book who i judge harshly. hurst, as far as i'm concerned, went into harlem

to push you on that a little bit and then we can open this up to the floor in the new site janis joplino. >> being black for a while will make me a better white, which might apply to some of the characters in this book. i mean, that is beyond cringe ready. it is the nba you can gamble a little bit. again, this is something that i found quite a bit. the envy that you can double, into this world, and you can get income and get out and altman the retain your likeness and the privilege in a benefit. that was one of the criteria that i used to distinguish between those who did that and know, the always presley. the nurses, you know, in one long standing commitment. surely there is a place even if history may not have judge then of for us to potentially of my judgment. >> i am not saying we can never judge answered me these women are here for their readers and for people to sort of make judgments about, and i do. and as a woman in this book to my judge pretty harshly. san the hairs, as far as i'm concerned, went into harlem to take and take and take, did not give back, and paid essentially no

how many times does it do what you see on tv in joplin or other places. >> reporter: but just a few hours like washington. and coal city. >> so you're dealing with a football game, having no idea that there are people that are losing their lives and their homes. >> not a clue. i had a game to prepare for. it wasn't until at night when you're scrolling through social media you say, oh my god, this really happened? the immediate response was let's go help. >> reporter: the devastation was incomprehensible. over 2,000 homes damaged or destroyed. robbie was determined to help. he knows about persistence. he was cut twice as an nfl rookie and at one point was out of football working construction. he stuck with it. the bears picked him up in 2005 and since then he has become one of the most accurate kickers in the league with 1,000 career points. it's no surprise that 48 hours after the storm he and his teammates mobilized. they boarded a bus filled with supplies and headed out to aid in the cleanup. >> can you describe what the devastation looked like? >> you can't. if i try to explain to some