it is a collection of your kind of musings. a collection of your diary entries and you pick which one's gonna make the most sense together and you put out a record and you sort of live it. but i am very happy with some of the songs. i am very happy with all of the songs. it just feels like something i am happy to put out. really that's the best thing you can say. any record you make, if you can stand next to it and go, yep, that's me, i'll defend any song on there, then i think you're in good shape. tavis: and the title. i love the title, "rhythm and repose." >> thanks. i went to jamaica, like i said, and it was a very important time in my life. i've realized, you know, having turned 40, that rest is just as important as work. fact, it is equally as important. you know, i used to always think to take a bit of rest off when you can get it, which is how most people live. but i've realized that it is really, really important to, when you're resting, turn off the phone, get away from the computer, go out and hang out and play footb

. >>> good afternoon, i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm bauer ra harrison in for jim handly this evening. >>> there are quite a few stories for you in a moment. >>> but a scuffle at the family research council office ended with a security guard shot and wounded, and the suspect gunman in custody. >>> the shooting happened in the lobby of the conservative group's headquarters in chinatown, it's also where derrick ward is with more on the unusual discovery inside the suspect's back pack. >> reporter: indeed we are getting more confirmation, possible motivations, including a report that the gunman, the person that they have in custody h had. >>> it's a building that houses the family research council. that is a conservative organization and there are also other tenants in that building. >> once he was confronted by a security guard, he opened fire. the security guard was struck. he's receiving treatment. he's in stable condition. the security guard and others wrestled the suspect down to the ground, and he is in custody. >> reporter: now, law enforcement sources tell us that the man actuall

i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. at 4:30, now in the news, an early-morning fire destroyed the mount pleasant baptist church. fire officials say it likely began at the back of the church and flames spread to the roof. they're looking to determine what caused the fire. >>> today hundreds gather to pay their final respects. attorney general eric holder and wisconsin governor scott walker spoke at the memorial. tonight dozens of people will hold a candlelight vigil at a sikh temple in silver spring. >>> on the second half the mitt romney's ticket, he's up in boston meeting with advisers behind closed doors. analysts say the choice of the vp may be especially important now that three new polls show he's trailing president obama by seven points or more. romney will be campaigning here in virginia tomorrow. >>> stocks turned higher in the final minds despite more worries about world economic growth. the nasdaq went many two points, and the s&p had a six-game winning streak for that index. >>> the survivors of a small plane

i'm barbara heart is in for pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. a bit of a scramble down in florida at the republican national convention. further to the south, more than a dozen islands in the caribbean are preparing for a tropical storm. the system is gaining strength off the coast of florida. it's expected to intensify into a hurricane by tomorrow. meteorologist should say the storm should hit early next week, just as the convention kicks off in tampa. >>> we too could be feeling the impact sometime next week, but today we have another great and beautiful day out there. >> >>> kim martucci joins us live. where is he right now? >> this is eye sake. i was talking with chief meteorologist doug kammerer. we are feeling increasingly better about this, not slam dinging florida, guys, there's a very good chance each model run is shifting the track a little farther to the west. that would be good for the folks attending the convention in florida. you can see the cluster of storms. there's a hurricane warning in effect for the south doth of the dominica

the games closing ceremony is said to feature, muse, george michael and other rumoured acts. >>> mondaypresidential candidate mitt romney hops on a bus to florida the former massachusetts governor will make campaign stops in jacksonville and miami. tuesday, folks in four states lead to the polls . also tuesday, after his visit, gop candidate mitt romney will make a campaign stop in the buckeye state. >> wednesday joe biden ends his two da tour in virginia he is set to hold -- day tour in virginia he is set to hold several stops. >>> thursdayings james holmes case is headed -- thursday, james holmes case is headed back to court. that is a look at the week ahead i am craig boswell, fox news. >>> will paul ryan be the difference make inner the nearly tied -- make inner the nearly tied presidential race. a closer look at the vp pick and how it could change the run for the white house. >>> gary back with a look at today's weather and a workweek preview. stay with us, fox 5 morning news sunday back in 3 in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strike

jim handily and pat lawson muse are off today.our states along the gulf coast region bracing for a hit from hurricane isaac. we continue our coverage tonight with storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer. he joins us from new orleans. he's live there. tell us what's happening down there, doug. >> hello, everybody. yeah, right now, barbara, we're looking at the wind that came in. you saw the rain from half an hour ago, that was the last band that had some dry air behind it. very heavy rain, a band of rain come through and now we're in a little bit of a dry slot. this is the last area of dry conditions, i think we're going to have. you can see what i'm talking about on the radar right here. that radar right now showing that ban making its way across new orleans just off to the west and you can see much more in the way of rain, just down to the south and east. that's when we'll start to see the heaviest winds. that's when we're going to be inundated with the rain. upwards of 10 to 15 inches of rain and maybe upwards of 20 inches of r

good afternoon, i'm barbara harrison in for pat lawson muse. >> we've got new details on that deadly train derailment that killed two college students. today federal investigators say an engineer in training was at the controls. we're also learning that the train was traveling at the authorized speed of 25 miles an hour. the ntsb remains on the scene this afternoon trying to figure out what caused the crash. as melissa reports, friends and family are remembering two lives that ended far too soon. >> reporter: the cleanup here continues. take a look here behind me. lots of questions still this morning. the most pressing why did this train derail, killing two friends who were supposed to be heading back to college. below the bridge, heavy equipment, tactical crews and firefighters this morning, cleaning up further down the tracks too, more movement as they worked to clear the spi coal and masses of twisted metal. here you can even see part of two coal cars buried. george miller's company was called in yesterday morning to replace some of the rails. >> we were told 1:00 this morning. bu

i wish woody guthrie were alive to set that to muse ic. with the revolution comrade hayes. >> thank you, stephen. >> stephen: the book is "the twilight of elites." i think it has vampires

let's deal with it first in a move on, how did barbara streisand become your views -- muse? how did that happen? >> we have a history together. we knew when to hear her saying when she was 18 years old. a composer that groot funny girl for her later, and i think from that very first night, we heard her singing and unlike any other. we became friends as a result of that night shortly after. we have never really been out of each other's lives. >> we were born in the same hospital in brooklyn. >> have you guys were born four years apart in that hospital. she was born in that same hospital. this was meant to be. >> it must be something in the water. >> when you say that you heard a voice, the son of which you have never heard before, there are many great singers the u.s. admirer and love. what is it about that voice that has resonated with you? >> in addition to the wonderful vocal equipment that she havd -- forgive me, i'm a little hoarse. ane's a storyteller, actress, a director. she always with songs and dramatic context for herself. what is this about? what is the relationsh

i wish woody guthrie were alive to set that to muse ic.ck with the revolution comrade hayes. >> thank you, stephen. >> stephen: the book is "the twilight of elites." i think it has vampires[cheers ] >> stephen: that's it for the >> stephen: that's it for the report, mac: you accidentally burn down a building, and you get 120 hours of community service? now this says that i got to work with kids. - yeah, me, too. - now, i don't like kids. yeah, i have 248 hours of, uh... interstate. inter... interstate. sanitation. - interstate sanitation. - well, what is that? that's the guys with the orange vests who pick up trash. oh, my god, and then, what is this about aa? alcoholics anonymous. for... six-- oh, my god. - months! - that is so unfair! what do you expect, charlie? why would you tell the judge you were drunk? 'cause i was drunk, dee. well, why would you say that to him? i thought that would get me off the hook. oh, my god. what is up with this bill? dude? those mimosas were, like, eight bucks a pop, charlie. are you serious? well, you had,

and good afternoon, i'm barbara harrison in for pat lawson muse. >> i'm judge jim handly. the victims have been identified as elizabeth nasa, a junior at james madison used and university of delaware student accident rose mare. then sitting on the ledge of the are bridge when that derailment occurred. police say they were facing away from the csx train. investigators are looking into twitter photos that appear to show the girls damaging their feet over the bridge just before the crash. authorities believe they were posted by one of the girls. a long stretch of main street in baltimore county is still shut down right now. news4's megan mcgrath as more on how the accident happened. >> reporter: it was just after midnight when the sound of screeching brakes shattered the peace. >> i heard this tremendous noise. and it really frightened me. so i thought, oh, my gosh, the train just derailed. >> reporter: it happened on the railroad bridge that crosses the main street. two people were on the bridge at the time, just what they were doing there in the middle of the night is part

finally the chain snapped and the muse headed back into the wild. -- moose headed back into the wild.him down. >>> maryland's public service commission gets an earful from montgomery county pepco customers. that story is coming up. >> plus, we'll show you how a smartphone app could help keep healthy food from going to waste. h. you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did. but i wrote the note. dunkin' bakery sandwiches are freshly made just for you. grab a turkey cheddar bacon sandwich today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> welcome back to 9news now. 5:57. the trend of buying local is going high-tech in berkley, california. >> now small farmers can make sure their produce doesn't all go to waste. we show you how a new smartphone app can help the hungry. >> reporter: summer in california means great tasting fruit and the bay area is perfect for backyard fruit trees but there's a problem. >> there's just too much fruit for us to use and so a lot of the lemons that we have just end up falling on the ground and rotting away. >> reporter: not just lemons, all kinds of fruit and all kinds of yards

muse. >> thank you. [applause]. >> please welcome mr. douglas kaerny. [applause] >> how many know the song living in the city by stevie wonder. that great skit at end where stevie plays all the voices and gets arrested. new york city, skyscrapers and everything. this is a poem that reimagines that gentlemen exists the bus in that skit as john henry. this is a section of it. skyscrapers and everything. j hammer henry mallet [inaudible] could barely fit hammer poking out like natural man's skyscraper to the concrete for deep machine sleep abouts income. don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there

her work has been published in several an tholologies including our cheers to muses. in addition to writing and performing she published and hand bound artist books and is a photographer and print maker. lives and creates in oakland. i would like to introduce ahmwa. [applause] flesh of my flesh. the woman who invented clothes was a woman. she knew the power of a well placed leash. knew there was no looking back. once man laid himself upon her he was cleave into her. need the clay of her. she knew then shield always need a sheath. a shield from shame. the early pain of having been divided. >> first sin. forgive me for coveting my mother's breast until it bled iodine to deceive me. 165. you cried when i left for california. you and bastand figure the driveway. i didn't expect that from you. wasn't prepare for the weeping that would last until i cross the the state border. when i got to oakland my emotions leaked like a wildfire. they are the kind that destroy you, your security your shell. it almost killed me the home sickness the longing and anger that flawed itself in

. >>> this now comes to us from wptv muse channel 5 in new york where a nearby sarnack you can buy a piece of cold war history and call it home. a house that sits on an abandoned nuclear missile silo is now on the market as two massive underground structures that once kept a one mega ton warhead at the ready. the weapon is, of course, long gone, but the giant remains with an airstrip. asking price $750,000. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> we are following breaking news. a 17-year-old girl shot and killed in prince george's county. >>> a maryland state lawmakers is recovering this morning after being in a boat accident that also injured four children. >>> and one year ago today, our area was shocked when the ground began to shake. good morning, everyone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this tuesday, august 23rd, 2012. today marks one year since this region was shaken by a 5.8-magnitude earthquake. here in washington, we're still feeling the effects from the quake. t

. >>> this now comes to us from wptv muse channel 5 in new york where a nearby sarnack you can buy ace of cold war history and call it home. a house that sits on an abandoned nuclear missile silo is now on the market as two massive underground structures that once kept a one mega ton warhead at the ready. the weapon is, of course, long gone, but the giant remains with an airstrip. asking price $750,000. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. .e're looking at the radar we have mostly dry conditions over baltimore. a few showers in virginia. is the biggestty concern. ocean city mostly looking for fog this morning. most of this activity should be sitting down to the south. we will talkhe temperatures in ju a few minutes. >> 66 degrees on tv hill. the latest on the train derailment in ellicott city. >> 9 people are hurt in a boating accident. thlatest on that accident. >> we have some closures in [captioning

swimmer michael phelps is in hot water for appearing in this ad. >>> good evening, i'm pat lawson muse0 the presidential race lands in our backyard again. republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan is here for

and the waaans brothers make candace their muse... all the hilarious highlights from the week...ming up. up. you're watching fox 45 good day 3 3 3 3 fiber map p second person in maryland has been diagnosed with the west nileevirus. virus.the case ccmes at a time wwen the u-s is experiencing its biggest spike in west nile virus cases... in almost a decade. ttm rodgers has more oo what states are being hit the hardest... aad whatts being done aaout it. tom? hundreds of west nile cases have been reported throughout the country. and as andrew spencer explains... the virus can be deadly. deadly. the federal government counts pearly 700 cases of the west nile virus -- which is pread by infected mosquitos -- in 32 states this year. of those, 22 hardest-hit state, with at - least 16 deaths. the mayor of dallas declarrd a state of emergency wednesday, a week after dallaa county. and in a controversial move to ffght the spread of the virus, airplanes began sprrying pesticide over the dallas area thhrsday night. that hasn't happened there since 19-66. teen in arlington, texas has a rare str

abc7 muse. >> thank you, alan. >>> the bay area's sikh community continues to mourn the victims of the deadly rampage at a temple in oak creek, wisconsin. they held candlelight vigils and prayer services for the six people killed by a man police now describe as a white supremecist. a member of the hayward temple has relatives who survived the attack. >> i want people to know that the sikh faith believes in equality and love for all. we believe one of our key phrases in our prayer means love for all. >> the bay area sikh community will hold a community peace rally at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon at the santa clara government center in san jose. >>> temperatures have been steadily rising this week, and intense heat is coming. meteorologist sandhya patel has a first look at the forecast. >> larry, it will be a toasty triple digit heat inland. 101 in fairfield and antioch and livermore. these numbers are higher than where you were today. 99 degrees in concord and 99 in morgan hill. san jose up to 91. 92 in san rafael. triple digits in cloverdale, clear lake. if you don't like it that hot, you a

pat lawson muse has that story. >> reporter: it's a new realtime tool that won't make security lines any shorter. but will direct air passengers to the shortest, quickest security lines available here at dulles. dulles, a quick glance at one of these new video monitors will direct you to the faeft check point. >> the program started out of a desire to help passengers be able to make informed decisions as to which check point they might want to use. >> reporter: the new system uses special cameras posted in the main terminals east and west security mezzanine check points. the cameras constantly count the number of people in line and the number who have completed security screening. the wait time is then posted in realtime on these monitors. >> so what we are presenting the passenger is a snapshot at that moment. it's information that they can use to decide how they -- which security checkpoint they may want to use. >> and passengers don't have to wait to get to the airport. you can also get checkpoint wait times on your desktop or mobile device. a big help when you are rushing to catc

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that permits muse ek from other computers to smartphones other other tablet computers. the judge dismissed apple's claim on friday. he said that the two firms use different mechanisms to compare files in the process of synchronization. apple and samsung are suing each other over their patents in ten nations. this is first ruling by a japanese court on the patent dispute. the tokyo court is now weighing cases and other patents of the two companies. apple in japan did not give a formal statement on the ruling. however, a company spokesperson said that the ruling covered just one of the contested patents and does not mean the u.s. firm lost the entire case in japan. it also cited apple's victory over its rival in the united states. it considers friday's court decision very reasonable. >>> earlier, nhk world's ron madison spoke with chief consultant at infocom research. >> what are the big picture implications really of this verdict today? >> one thing for certain, this was one win for samsung. the stock market reacted 1.5% plus. it seems like they did win this case, but ho

contracted through mice droppings and park rangers want visitors to know they are taking precautions to min muse the risk of exposure. a southern california woman traveling with him also got sick but she is recovering. >>> former giant slugger barry bonds' lawyers say his -- they have set a date for oral argument in the case. the hearing is likely later this year with the decision possibly by next year. >>> time now is 4:48. volunteers will be counting oysters in the san francisco bay this morning. part of the watershed prompt oyster monitoring and restoration program. the group says overharvesting and deteriorating water quality has nearly destroyed the bay's oyster population. >>> 4:48 is the time. let's check in with sal. >> all right. we are looking at the commute here. so far so good. we keep an eye on 80 freeway because this time of the morning is when they will be picking up some of the road work. let's go outside and take a look at it here on the right the road work i'm talking about you see the flashing lights. the traffic continues to move well. at some point when they close it chp may

tekken a by ten but a fair host going one nil down after half an hour thanks to musée rebuffs they werethrowing a second half lifeline when tatic were reduced to ten men which was followed by finding nothing to do on his first goal of the league. season with a minute to go by car was sent off and rivers completed his brace soon afterwards two one and that was followed by the dismissal of kevin providing a to add insult to injury. problems for the numbers cross-town rivals assess car though the army manning's into a three no win over new boys more so than toss it getting things going on the half hour mark rushing midfielder allen then doubled his size lead right before the break the second half century routine forty five minutes of football with alexander . only into the period. at six. and twelve. for the action in news on monday with two games taking place the first really tough and carra tend to wrestle their way into the top half of the table. who had a terrific season last year travelled three mutely promoted. over in england manchester united in their new look strikeforce travel to

today to claim some of kinkade ooeshgs original painting and 10 million dollars to establish a kin kad muse similar. lawyers for kin kad and estranged wife maintained the notes are not valid wils. an apeels court is trying to figure out a way to decide their validity. >>> google announced its plans today the largest lay off ever. it is cutting about 4 thousand jobs ot motorola mobility. this comes three months after goolg purchased the struggling mobile maker. google says most of the lay office will take place outside the u.s.. google also revealed plans to buy travel guide. officials say the company wants to use the guides to compliment as a restaurant review service which it bought last year. farmers has published more than 300 guide books. no word yet how much the deal is going to cost google. >>> on wall street started the week ongoing concerns about asia. dou industrial lost 30 points. >>> there was this afternoon at a bay area refinery in contra costa county. took firefighters about 10 minutes to put out a small fire. the kos that county health department did issue a health advisory b

high belie a produced performance on his wife with the men's one hundred kilogram category musing so seriously i still haven't realized what happened i just see people's happy faces around me the semifinal belt was very tough and i was very tired after that it will probably that's why i've run out of emotions motion the whistles of russia's female gymnasts of also how to find games success also continued on thursday house. on the play in silver and the bronze and the women's all round events however they didn't have. to champion is going to be on douglas of united states that continues her very impressive games for the second gold medal was finally some joy for russia shooters had very little luck so far as a band came into the london two thousand and twelve games full of hope and a bagel jerk or plenty of medals and one type of podium spots but still be some relief the most in the top their first medal game as he got a bronze medal following a shootout in the men's double trap. i'm happy to claim a bronze medal you know it's also russia's first medal in a shooting at these games and

abc7 muse. >> thank you, alan. >>> the bay area's sikh community continues to mourn the victims of the deadly rampage at a temple in oak creek, wisconsin. they held candlelight vigils and prayer services for the six people killed by a man police now describe as a white supremecist. a member of the hayward temple has relatives who survived the attack. >> i want people to know that the sikh faith believes in equality and love for all. we believe one of our key phrases in our prayer means love for all. >> the bay area sikh community will hold a community peace rally at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon at the santa clara government center in san jose. >>> temperatures have been steadily rising this week, and intense heat is coming. meteorologist sandhya patel has a first look at the forecast. >> larry, it will be a toasty triple digit heat inland. 101 in fairfield and antioch and livermore. these numbers are higher than where you were today. 99 degrees in concord and 99 in morgan hill. san jose up to 91. 92 in san rafael. triple digits in cloverdale, clear lake. if you don't like it that hot, you a

. >> today this b-17 flying fortress served as an area muse similar one of 13 ofts kind still gracing the skies and serving as a connection to world ri. inside two bomb casings sit in the bay and the front canopy gives an interesting view of how things might looked when flying over enemy lines. retired deck sergeant ken hutch son flew 26 missions on b-17. . >> fantastic. >> and while each mission carried with him its own unique memory, one in particular from 1944 still sticks in his mind. >> we were shot pretty bad. fire in the plane and everything, and i w -- had m parache on ready to bail. >> but hutch son and his crew men made it home safely and today he enjoyed one final trip aboard the memphis belle. >> after all i'm a little over 80. i'm going to be 89 neg month, and i tell you, i've got to stop flying these big things. >> maybe old by the calendar but still young in spirit just like this piece of history we need to experience before it's too late. in balmore county charley crowson, abc 2 news. >>> and if you're cur flying in the memphis belle flights are open to the public. go

portray this as a victimless crime i have stated that it is creating millions of victims and if you muse the world war two comparison poem or is it wrong to say that this is a safely a fine now. whole cost i think that's i love the words you use yes that that's a brilliant way of putting it and i subscribe to that view just even if you haven't done right even if you haven't become very sick because you've been driven into poverty your life is because as been made miserable by the austerity thrown upon you by bailing out the banks and making the rest of us pay for it you're right it's a corporate call for a talk crissy not a democracy and we got to do something about it we're only going to do something about it if we build a mass movement of people do some martin luther king like nonviolent resistance actions. where in a right old muppet what would say in england. all right now paul maurice a win in radical reform but it's interesting if you took away fraud what would have left when the u.k. banking system as we know it disappear it's like a rusted out car it has the shape of a car but it

white supremacist muses from his band and apathy.outhern poverty law center says he performed in baltimore and a maryland based record label distributed it. it's part of a troubling picture to emerge of the sikh temple shooter who authorities say killed six people before police killed him. >> the tattoos were his badges, proving that he was part of this violent neo nazi skin head group. >> reporter: page has brought attention to underground racist groups in maryland. michael green burger from the university of maryland. >> people with extreme mill ma lisch is that groups or -- militia groups are every bit ooze dangerous as traditional terrorists. >> reporter: the record label denounced the violence. a maryland skin head watch group listed several addresses in south baltimore for the man who runs label 56. w.j.z. went to the homes but got no response. one of page's military friends said he spoke of a racial holy war but the suspected gunman's step war says that's not who she knew. >> what has changed him, i have no idea. and obviously