people move here to be a part of a music city. if they do not like it, they should move to a city that does not chairs that, not try to change who we are. supervisor mar: thank you. >> in the executive director of the save the way this coalition. i am no stranger to these events in the impacts of the events on the house. many years ago, the uniqueness involved festivals and events. be participated in the eco lands i have not heard a lot spoken about that, but there is a tremendous effort to support the nonprofits and to give them a huge outreach opportunity and to showcase their work to in aurora range of audiences. it has been successful for us. we also participated in the beach cleanup, including with several other foundations, and there is another that participated in this as well, so i wanted to commend another planet for what they do. i think they run a fantastic festival. there are solutions. i am willing to put up with that. in terms of being a resident there, it is one of the reasons i moved to san francisco. i have lived h

still to come, the sharks' road woes continue at the music city, and rex walters goes wild at the war memorial. the west coast conference title on >> welcome back. gonzaga won a share of the west coast conference title for 12 straight years bus a win to end that track. guys not happy. first half, where is waldo? there he is. 10 points for the gaels but the dons thinking upset. usf by one at the break. second half. one of this four threes. led all scorers with 16. getting some p.t. with holt out with injuries. rob jones, cleaning up. 67-60. st. mary's outright champs. >> tonight summed us stanford's season, mastif -- massive inconsistency. cardinal one one. 30 seconds left. the three-ball, utes on top by two. 58-57, utah. >> poor santa clara valiant effort at lmu. flashing, dunking, he had 11 but the broncos suffered their 17th straight loss, 68-of 5. finish winness league play. >> two shots, two goals two mistakes, game over. those are the word sharks coach todd mcclellan after the game in nashville. antiniemi. he allowed three goals. first one team, two minutes in. jordan tutu to wil

city and we do or best to celebrate that uniqueness with our festival. we came here 6.5 years ago to introduce this idea of a world- class music festival. we always envisioned this as having a very similar cultural and financial impact to the city. something that is a great source of local pride, with people coming from throughout the bay area and the country to this event. i also want to add that since day one, it has been a very collaborative effort with the rec and park and all of the local agencies. sf pd, muni, fire, again reconed park. i could get -- rec and park. i could go on. many of the ways that we mitigate the impact of the event in the park came from these conversations with the neighborhoods. supervisor mar: thank you, mr. scott. thank you. i will call several more names. [ reid' reads names] >> hello. i wanted to say that hardly strictly is an event that i look forward to every year, amongst the community of musicians that i know from around the country. these festivals are something that everyone inspired -- aspires to be a part of. i think that the city and festival organizers do a commendable job of neighborhood outreac

only the second city in the world to welcome the latest installment along with new york's radio city music hall the largest show cirque du soleil has ever traveled with zar can cost fifty seven million years dollars to produce people. from all over the country flock to the very heart of russia's capital to enjoy the fairy tale spirit the canadian company has brought about. reagan great to have you have thank you for coming i well first of all is it true did did do you believe that dot com is the greatest show that sort of this they ever had then what makes it unique what should we expect what surprises i think why it's a great show here is because of the venue there's a venue because the venue so if you get then you are happening in the inside the kremlin well everything happiness on the ground kremlin is a great show. it well right but i think the combination of the show which is a fifty seven million dollars production seventy five artists one hundred people backstage and eight hundred people working the whole the whole kremlin combined with that theater which is the biggest leader in eu

>> caller: boo-yah, jim, from music city. >> i like that. yeah, 13,000. i like that.ring new people into the game. that's what we need. what's going on? >> caller: you talked recently about luxury retailers like coach, fossil, tiffany, michael kors, nordstrom, ralph lauren. i would like to add another name for your thoughts and consideration. you talked about them before and that name is vera bradley. it seems like they have a thorough strategy. i know they're opening one in nashville and the symbol is vra. i love their products and i know my friends love the product and as a current price and as an investor, do you love the stock? >> you know nicole dumped the water on me and she and i will huddle after this on vera bradley and reach some real conclusions and maybe do a segment on it. i have been looking at vera bradley for a long time. it's only $1 billion. i know it's wrong. i will do the work. let's go to linden in california. >> caller: boo-yah to you jim, and to the dow for breaking 13. it seems like radio shack would be a great buyout candidate for google to ge

more than two dozen people were injured there the storm also damaged some of the city's music theaters. in nearby buffalo, missouri, at least one person was killed when another suspected tornado from that same system touched down. now, some of the worst damage was in southern illinois. at least since peopx people inj0 injured after a severe storm pummeled the town of harrisburg. 200 homes were damaged or destroyed with power knocked out to about 12,000 residents. wendy, back to you. >> right. >>> a man is in critical condition after he was struck by a hit and run driver in laurel, maryland. it was this afternoon near route 1 and i-98. police say a white pickup jumped the currb, hit the man on the sidewalk and tossed him 20 feet down an embankment into a parking lot. investigators say the truck kept traveling east on i-98. this he believe video was captured by dashboard camera of a nearby metro bus. police say the victim did not have any i.d. on him. >>> the driver of a suv has been charged with two violations tonight after causing a school bus to crash into a house in silver spring. th

looking for the city, local merchants, music lovers -- i include myself in that -- for all neighbors to come together and work this out. the last thing that i want is to divide the neighborhood. i want to underline that. other people i have spoken to say the same thing. it is too bad that this has become an us forces them situation. going forward, i hope that we can all come together to do events that do as little harm as possible. thank you for your attention. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker? i will call a few more. [reads names] >> hello, my name is brecht. in a strong supporter of live music in seven cisco and in the surrounding areas. i wanted to speak to a few things in san francisco. the inheritance of music as a pillar of this community is uncontested. this acknowledgement on an international level and anyone that it tends heartbeat strictly bluegrass can feel this when they are in attendance. it has long played an important role as a vessel in the community. a great partner in steward in maintaining the musical heritage of golden gate park on a cultural and physical l

she actual will had a performance also scheduled tonight for radio city music hall.eport, that performance is still on. die ann? >> thanks for the clarification. >>> and back here in the bay area, in case you haven't heard yet, which seems almost impossible, the bay bridge is closed westbound this weekend. and there's word tonight that the caltrans crews are running slightly ahead of schedule. the closure is creating all kinds of issues for people trying to get into or out of the city. here's a look at current road conditions. you can see other bay area bridges are seeing a back-up right now. the golden gate bridge is the worst with bumper-to-bumper traffic into the city. and there's yellow and rid on the richmond san rafael bridge and the san mateo bridge. as far as the golden gate bridge, we've got the live pictures on the toll plaza, traffic opens up with all available toll booths open right now and the bridge is letting four lanes into the city, still,is's it's bumper to bumper into marin. crews started demolishing old parts of the bay area bridge. >> we've got s

thank you to the ensemble for sharing your music here and creating a cultural connections. [applause] thank you. we have a wonderful cityes and making sure everyone is recognized, that we have our education institutions reflect that, our cities, official events, reflected that but i know i have benefited greatly, not only as an attorney, but as someone who has worked in the city to have worked with so many leaders of the arab-american community. the business leaders have done very well here. knowing, also, the challenges that you face -- i also know there are so many examples of arab-american leadership in the technology world. just look at silicon valley and see how successful arab- americans have been. we are now recruiting those very companies to come to san francisco to make sure that we work with you for job creation. i am also very excited about so many small-business owners who are of arab-american descent. you have done so well in working in all of our different neighborhoods. i want to continue working with you. i also want to work with those leaders who have been in the cultural world. thank you very much for

draftees get together for the draft april 26th through 28th right here in new york city at radio city musiccoming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe", united states ambassador to afghanistan says now is not the time to leave the fight in afghanistan despite another day of deadly attacks and protests. what are the options for the white house and united states military? we'll discuss that with our crew. >>> when we come back here, much, much. much lighter fare as we huddle around the water cooler. is sacha baron cohen makes his mark on the oscar red carpet, covering ryan seacrest in a dictator's ashes. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, rich dark chocolate, toasted oats. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. >>> despite apologies from president obama and united states military leaders about the koran burnings last week at a u.s. base in afghanistan, anti-american protests continue to rage. president obama has come under fire by his r

his most famous job was designing the heating system for radio city music hall and rockefeller center in new york. crossway owe rostwahl holds 39 patents. log on to wusa9.com for moments in black history. >>> 4:56. we're cloudy this morning. some snow is on the way. we'll see it north and west midday and here early afternoon pushing toward the metro. temperatures slowly falling to the mid-30s by 6:00. looks like roads in the metro will stay just wet. more details coming up during 9news now at 5:00. monika samtani is in and all sorts of trouble at 5:00 a.m. >>> we have a live picture of one of the trouble spots. on new york avenue a tractor- trailer and two vehicles involved inbound new york avenue. it's shut down. use bladensburg road or montana avenue instead. i'll have more details at 5:00. >>> madonna's planning to pack more stadiums. >> chris brown is making a grammys comeback. we have those stories and more in this look at entertainment. >> reporter: the material girl is planning more stadium shows on her upcoming world tour. madonna rocked the lucas oil stadium in indianapolis d

the executive director of the recording academy, to bring awareness of how music and the industry is an economic driver for the city. i also have a hearing today for an economic study analysis of the critical role of the music industry and local artists, nightclubs, and the entertainment industry, as an economic driver of the city. i also continue to do work in our cultural centers to support the inclusion of neighborhood art in the america's cup, and working hard to strengthen our equity arts programs. i move that we tabled this item. president chiu: colleagues, supervisor mar has made a motion. can we do that without objection? without objection, that is the case. madam clerk, can you read the in memoriams? >> for the redevelopment agency. on behalf of supervisor olague for the late dr. robert kamen. president chiu: is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our meeting for the day. president chiu: at this time, we are adjourned. >> i think a lot of times we look a community and we say, there is this one and this one, and we all have our own agenda, when our agenda is to create great work

aretha franklin paid tribute to whitney houston at radio city music hall last night.ranklin sang part of "i will always love you" and said houston was "a very fine young lady." earlier in the day franklin cited leg spasms that made her too ill to perform at the funeral. >>> a funeral today for a woman shot and killed by a culpepper county police officer earlier this month. 54-year-old patricia cook was killed after getting into a confrontation with the officer in a church parking lot on northeast street. the officer shot kick after she allegedly rolled up her car window on his arm and started to drive. a witness told news 4, though, that cook never drove off. virginia state police are investigating. >>> two people were injured in a house fire in prince george's county today. it broke out about 8:00 along beaumont street in temple hills. firefighters say both victims should be okay. the family that lived in that house, though, will have to find somewhere else to sleep tonight. investigators are trying to figure out what started that fire. >>> a day of skiing ended in t

. >>> san francisco honored tony bennett with a musical tribute at city hall today which was officiallyamed tony bennett day. the iconic singer said it might have been the best day ever of his long career. >> ♪ >>> tony bennett warmed up his voice. at the hotel where he first performed i left my heart in san francisco 50 years ago. >> we thought of it as a local song to put in the show. >> reporter: it became the city's anthem and made bennett an international star. >> still thinking it would be a local song just for this area and having no idea how it changed my life so because it became my signature song. >> valentine's day 2012 is tony bennett day in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco paid tribute to bennett today in a free event at city hall. many people thought he would sing, instead he was serenaded and given the key to the city. >> it's been the most beautiful day i've ever experienced in the whole history of my performing years. >> reporter: an estimated 3,000 people gathered in city hall for what many called a once in a lifetime event. >> i'm a native san franciscan you

one of the city's landmarks, tower bridge, was opened for the tug boat pulling the rings. >>> a musical band performed in front of city hall as children waved british flags. >> this is the thing that's going to happen, happening once in my lifetime. i think we would be absolutely crazy to miss the opportunity to sell london around the world. >> the london olympic games open on july 27th. looking forward to that. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac --

cities. >> mins? >> miami. miami. which karen finerman also guessed correctly. >> bar is low, guys. >> doesn't take too much. >> '80s musicvia, who owns that? >> sadly, you do, timmy. >> okay. let's move on here. the big fight between walgreens and express scripts. by 20%. citi's made the call comes to us on the line. you base a lot of this on channel checks and the reaction of some of the employee plan s pns. >> yes. exactly. we did a detailed survey with our analyst. which showed some very surprising results. >> all right. so based on this, is it really cvs' game to lose? >> i think so. what you're say seeing across the board is an opportunity for cvs to step up its level and card and really also pour on the sunshine? terms of customer service. >> as a cvs holder i'm happy about this. yet i've been surprised that cooler heads haven't prevailed here. we thought we'd see that december 31st. here we are and still nothing. do you think it is dead for sure? that we won't -- there's no chance of an walgreens express scripts deal? >> the question you were asked most frequently today is if scripts merger does not happen, do you

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. >>> san francisco honored tony bennett with a musical tribute at city hall today which was officiallyamed tony bennett day. the iconic singer said it might have been the best day ever of his long career. >> ♪ >>> tony bennett warmed up his voice. at the hotel where he first performed i left my heart in san francisco 50 years ago. >> we thought of it as a local song to put in the show. >> reporter: it became the city's anthem and made bennett an international star. >> still thinking it would be a local song just for this area and having no idea how it changed my life so much because it became my signature song. >> valentine's day 2012 is tony bennett day in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco paid tribute to bennett today in a free event at city hall. many people thought he would sing, instead he was serenaded and given the key to the city. >> it's been the most beautiful day i've ever experienced in the whole history of my performing years. >> reporter: an estimated 3,000 people gathered in city hall for what many called a once in a lifetime event. >> i'm a native san franciscan

music legacy. some of the artists who are here are one of the reasons i came to the city and many tourists come, andy of us live here. a part of the attraction is the difference styles of music which the right here. my resolution that is coming up, item 31, that reference is the national academy of recording arts, their decision to eliminate from the grammy awards 31 music categories was driven by a concern expressed to me by many musicians who felt that many working artists, especially many of our neighborhoods are overlooked, and their cultural styles are not respected to the value they bring to the neighborhoods and the city, so this decision puts their economic livelihood kind of on shaky ground, though i am withdrawing item 31 later, and i will explain that in a moment, the issue is how we as a city can support all sectors of the music industry in the tough economic times that remain. so i am calling today for a hearing with the support of our president, supervisor david chiu, and i hope i can get supervisors kim and wiener, but this is in the land use and economic development committee about t

one of the city's landmarks, tower bridge, was opened for the tugboat pulling the rings. a musical band performed in front of city hall as children waved british flags. >> this is the thing that's going to happen to the city perhaps only once in my lifetime. i think we'd be absolutely crazy to miss the opportunity to sell london around the world. >> the london olympic games will open on july 27th. >>> and that's all for this edition of "nhk newsline." edition of "nhk newsline." thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

music ] >> it doesn't get much better than that. on this valentine's day, san francisco honored the legendary singer who made the city's name part of sic history. tony bennett was on hand to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his classic. he sang his song in public back in december of 1961. >> amazing. still sounds good. a bay area family farm is on the brink of foreclosure. it's not just the people who face eviction. >> dozens of pint sized animals would also be turned away with nowhere to go. >> it's been said if you love your job, you never work a day in your life. for lee, this was never meant to be a typical 9:00 to 5:00. >> it's so wonderful to see people come here and leave with a smile on their faces and a smile in their heart. >> for 30 years, lee put her heart and soul into growing this miniature horse farm. appropriately called love patch farms. it's home to 41 miniature horses. for years, love patch was able to make ends meet through selling horses and giving tours. >> and we have seen dementia patients who all of a sudden become present and engaged. >> in 2009, this wonderland was hit hard by reality. like millions of am

"i left my heart in san francisco san francisco honored the legendary singer who made te city's name part of music history. tony bennett was on hand aty hall yesterday to help celee the 50th anniversary of his classic. he sang the song in public for the first tamt the fairmont hotel in decemr 1961. the cleanup begins today at justin herman plaza in san francisco. the city held its annual piw fight yesterday. it happens every valentine's day at six p-m. it's caused a big messn the past, when rainy weather caused the feathers to clog sewer drains. but this yearl seemed to be clear. it's 4-- have unwanted gift cards? how you can exchange them fr airline miles. and keeping more money in yr pocket. the agreement... reached on a payroll tax br. it could be something san bo residents have been waiting have been waiting to hear. the announcement today from the city and pg&e. heading south.. sooner than expected. the new opening date.. for the 49ers new stadium. weather ad libs traffic ad libs good morning. it's wednesday, february 15th. i'm frank mallicoat. and i'm grace lee. time is 5-- in just a few hou

helping transport black music and style from inner city to mainstream america.ll whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> he was a pioneer. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on soul train founder don cornelius. we'll speak with his son tony who worked alongside his father for more than 15 years. >>> plus, what happened to winter? a look at the mild weather around the country. >>> a rare in-depth chat with bill belichick who shares insight on this sunday's super bowl. i'll be watching. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thank you for watching. i'm betty nguyen. thank you for watching. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

>> reporter: cornelius hosted the show for 23 years, helping transport black music and style from inner cityjourney was by train. >> and soul! >> reporter: bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org woman: training is about more than muscle. it's about inner strength. so i push myself. that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. i train with the best, a team that shares my drive and commitment. we collect intelligence, guard our shores against drug smugglers, and keep our waterways safe. because our nation expects more. if you expect more, maybe you were born ready. find out at gocoastguard.com. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> demi's wild night caught on camera. did this public display drive ashton away? plus, new details on demi's reported drug use and her obsession with staying young and thin. >>> then -- ♪ >> the man behind

city. the aids walk musical festival, they are proposing to come in with a relatively small music festival and october. let's talk about some of the events that aren't happening. 2010 applications, a summer of love concert. a reminder that speedway metal has been renamed hellman hollow. we moved to jerry garcia. in 2012, there was a request for a two-day cannabis festival that we denied due to over congestion. [laughter] the reasons that some of them aren't here is that we restricted them to the matter as or increased fees we have been charging. supervisor mar: power to the peaceful -- >> it is a tentative event. i know people are asking questions. these charts go through the impact events by season, i will not go through them in detail. if people want copies, i am happy to provide them. the spring calendar, the seller calendar -- summer calendar looks worse than it is. and the full calendar. -- fall calendar. the things that we look to do is improve the notice to the public. monitoring amplified sound, in gauging the community in advance, as tighter permit provisions to make sure that the

>> reporter: cornelius hosted the show for 23 years, helping transport black music and style from inner cityjourney was by train. >> and soul! >> reporter: bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9 news now. >>> the nation's leading breast cancer charity, susan g. komen for the cure, is cutting funding to planned parenthood. that's the largest provider of women's healthcare. that means the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars that planned parenthood uses to pay for breast cancer screenings and treatment. our peggy fox takes a closer look at what's behind the bitter rift between the two groups. >> this is very shockingly disappointing. reporter: the susan g. komen race for the cure reportedly has cut its funding to planned parenthood because of an investigation launched by a conservative congressman urged by anti-abortion groups. >> no federal money is ever spent towards abortion.

>> reporter: cornelius hosted the show for 23 years, helping transport black music and style from inner cityurney was by train. >> and soul! ♪ oakland police have just released video of occupy protesters setting the u-s flag on fir >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. oakland police have just released video of "occupy" protestors setting the u.s. flag on fire. >> police say the protestors broke into city hall, snatched the flag, took it inside, and then torched it. demonstrators cheered as the flag burned. police say they are disturbed by these images. >> how powerful this is, not only to have a flag burned in the united states but also a flag that represents our city, our country, taken from city hall taken outside by protestors and burning it. >> this is not the only new video we're seeing tonight. ann notarangelo shows us those images and tells us why police are releasing these videos. ann. >> reporter: yes, we have some more surveillance video to show you that was released by police officers of the destruction at city hall. police officers say city hall was locked and th