i called nash. nash booked the studio, got stills. we recorded it, you know, within-- i think it was either that night or the next night, and we gave the tapes to ahmet, or he took the red-eye to new york and had it out within a week i think, and it was so immediate that we fulfilled that older part of our job. you know, our main job is to entertain, but there's also another part which is to be the town crier, to be the troubadour, to be the guy that says, "12:00 and all is well," or "it's 11:30, and it's not so darn good." [chuckling] and we did that. i think it was a high point for us, but, you know, the book isn't about us. the book is about people finding a way to stick up for what they believe in and showing that there is, you know, a line that developed. we know, you know, that gandhi read thoreau. we know that king read gandhi. we know that we all followed martin luther king. there is a-- there's a lineage here. the most common thread was pete seeger. i think they should give a course in pete seeger in high school. pete seeger

it rocked buildings and sent nash to st. francis hospital. it has a renowned burn unit. >> it was not just the burns. it was my lungs had been affected. my skin. i was vulnerable to all sorts of infections. >> and she was sedated two weeks for skin grafts, something likely for victims now at st. francis. >> and there is a very concomfortable scar for a while. takes a year to two years to feel like normal skin. in just imagine emotional impact that has along witness. >> it was two months in the hospital and two years of physical therapy for nash. >> former burn patients came and talked to me just to show me that yup, you might be thinking it's a bad day but you're going to come back to normal. >> some residents say they'll never feel safe again. lisa nash quickly tried to conquer fierce. >> the first thing i did is back to post and kerney and stomp on that metal thing. >> the 5-year-old and her husband sued and settled with pg&e. now there is this latest explosion. >> i just hope every utility across the country not just pg&e, but every utilit

. >> reporter: allen, her name is lisa nash. you may not recognize her name, but once you hear and see her story, chance are you'll never forget her. >>> reporter: for those critically burned in the san bruno explosion, one bay area woman wants you to know, you're not alone. >> there is light at the end of the tunnel. it will happen. >> reporter: five years ago, as seen on amateur videotape, lisa nash was caught in this terrible fire. an underground pg&e transformer exploded beneath her feet as she crossed an empty intersection in san francisco. the blast left nash severely burned on over 50% of her body. >> the moment of the accident was my most unlucky day. but from the moment thereafter, i was probably the luckiest person i had ever met. >> reporter: luckiest bass paramedics were on the scene and nash was just blocks way from the burn center at saint francis memorial hospital. >> they hydrated me and wrapped me up. they told me i looked like a michelin man. >> reporter: doctors put her into a medically-induced coma for 2.5 we

. >> her name is lisa nash.ou may not recognize her name but once you hear and see her story, chances are you will never another get her -- you will never forget her. >>> reporter: for those critically burned in the san bruno explosion, one bay area woman wants you to know, you're not alone. >> there is light at the end of the tunnel. it will happen. >> reporter: five years ago, as seen on amateur videotape, lisa nash was caught in this terrible fire. an underground pg&e transformer exploded beneath her feet as she crossed an empty intersection in san francisco. the blast left nash severely burned on over 50% of her body. >> the moment of the accident was my most unlucky day. but from the moment thereafter, i was probably the luckiest person i had ever met. >> reporter: luckiest because paramedics were on the scene and nash was just blocks way from the burn center at saint francis memorial hospital. >> they hydrated me and wrapped me up. they told me i looked like a michelin man. >> reporter: doctors put her int

the force lifted a manhole cover rocked buildings blocks away and sent nash to st.ncis memorial hospital which has a renowned burn unit. >> it was not just the burns. it was my lungs had been affected, my skin. i was vulnerable to all sorts of infection. >> she was heavily sedated for two weeks and there were skin grafts, something likely for the san bruno victims now at st. francis. >> it's a very uncomfortable scar for a while. it takes a good six months, a year, two years to feel like normal skin. just imagine the emotional impact that has along with it. >> it was two months in the hospital and two years of if physical therapy for nash. >> a orlando former burn patients came and talked to me just to show me that you might be thinking it's a bad day but you're going to come back to normal. >> some san bruno residents say they'll never feel safe again. lisa nash quickly tried to conquer her fears. >> the first thing i did was to go back to post and kearney and stomp on that metal thing. >> the 52-year-old and her husband sued and settled with pg&e, and now there's

more with these changes and how it will affect you, nash nash. -- natasha barrett. >> good morning, lisa. i have to admit, i didn't know about the changes near the mall. there was a big orange sign that surprised me. it was good it was late and no one was behind me because i had to figure out my way around to get home. so this morning will be interesting for a lot of you driving in the tyson's corner area in virginia. what is affected is the ramp in the direction going to reston and wolf trap. anyone who knows tyson's corner or lives or works in the area knows about the traffic here and it is a mess. that is due to the metro project going on in this area. here are the changes happening now. it is the ramp from 123 to westbound route 7 in the tyson's corner area. there is a new exit out here from route 123 to the frontage road all for the ongoing construction for this major dulles metrorail project. it is going from this fri friday night -- it is going from this friday night until the end of the year. live from tysons corner, natasha barrett. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, it just got easie

as niecy nash breaks down the week two pressure. who's feeling the heat. >> lindsay out of jail and on the move. did she behave this weekend? where did papa pitt take zahara? tonight's celebrity gps. >> justin timberlake, alec baldwin and lea gushing over the "glee" episode. >> it's going blow your mind. >> shatner is a big bleeping hit. but which stars could get cut down in primetime? the tv shows on the bubble. plus secrets from "the good wife." will she leave her husband?

lisa nash was burned over 40% of her body. she had skin grafts on hands and legs and it was a long road to recovery. >> i had to start from the beginning. i had to learn how to walk again. i had to learn how to use my hands and my motion, range of motion. >> nash was treated in the burn unit at st. francis memorial, the same hospital with four san bruno victims and hopes to visit them so they can see a full recovery is possible. >> and and four people appeared in court on fraud charges connected to the san bruno disaster. the four were all arrested for subordinate phony documents to a government agency. officials say they used assumed names and addresses from the san bruno burn area hoping to collect financial aid as fire victims. bennett is well known to police indicted for a high profile san francisco gang killing four years ago. charges had to be dropped after key witness in the case was murdered. >> the california patrol is defending its actions in the aftermath of a crash that killed two men in san jose today. the chp say

some homeowners find said nash blocks away with no other visible damage. crews are clean the floors the walls and ceilings and in many cases close. many homeowners meet with pg&e representative to get the relief check if from a $100 million fund set up from victims. the company said there's no strings attached to the check. services plan for 20 year-old jessica morales was killed in the explosion right now there's a vending held if which will be followed by a vigil at 7:00 p.m. there being held at a mortuary and daly city. funeral will be at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night and a very will be monday afternoon at 1:00 p.m.. i will not creek complex there's been a fourth assault reported trade there's a map of it there. jonathan blum talk to residents about security at the complex. authorities say it happened again but they tell us this latest assault at the park regents see apartments in walnut creek is unrelated to the string of sexual assaults that ended a month ago with the rest of the man who is now currently sitting in jail pleas were hundred percent positive

tango represented lisa nash after a pg&e pipe burst in san francisco in 2005, leaving her severely burned also worked on a deadly explosion that was eerily similar to the one in san bruno. after that explosion, they urged pg&e to install automatic shut-off valves on its gas lines. 18 years later, the valves on the transmission line that blew thursday, are manual. >> we do look at the line itself, we do look at the valves, but right now i think we're looking at each individual situation and seeing whether the manual or the automatic valve is the appropriate one. >> new documents about the pg&e line that blew are raising more questions. in 2007, the agency asked the puc for permission to raise rates to pay for work on the line that runs from el pias to san francisco. it wanted money to repair the rupture in the line. it collected the cash but delayed the work. even though pg&e documents said the risk of failure at the location was unacceptably high. >> why would you delay that work? >> again, we reassessed this line. we did another corrosion assessment in '09 and decided there were prioriti

workers pump operates we're on the mark in the women's portion of the race a bird who can betty as you nash kelly their top two their weight japanese moto in third let's finish by heading on to the mutts were sunday so the finale of the world with mick gymnastics held here in moscow russia have been dominating proceedings all week long didn't alter too much on day six constantly but top off went along for us. it's the first time russia has hosted the biggest two into north korean gymnastics so the pressure was high as the country is the clear trend setter in the sport but you know what the law is being done to make this who are even more vocal here we don't need sticks around the world it's easy to work with a ration a real pleasure many a full coach is what could be ruled to increase the level to next six worldwide nevertheless we should continue the progress of the sport and we have a project for development. but pressure not the house swept all around them the proverbial nerves of steel very much in evidence with a tally of eight gold five and one bronze medal russia absolutely dominated

s" live show, keri russell nearly naked, rick fox dancing and learning with niecy nash. >> katy perryn marrying russell graham. >> taking a ride in our suv. >> the latest celebrity headlines from around the world. >> hi, everybody and welcome to "entertainment tonight." mary hart is off tonight. i'm mark steines. >> and i'm

two percent of the start of the trading markets and not reacting to this is a dismissal of moscow's nash as much as over bank of moscow fall just point seven percent in line with the market. now the recession my return warns new york university professor nouriel roubini who predicted the economic crisis of two thousand and eight the second wave me once again come from the united states i was expecting lower second quarter gross domestic product figures due to june's poor real estate results will be says austerity measures to cut debt even nations hurting consumer and business confidence and may result in less spending emerging economies like russia may have to get used to relying on domestic demand in a period of growth for developed countries yet. the world's largest out of many and produce a wants to increase its sales in asia by fifty percent by the end of the year as a first step russian companies signed a letter of intent with china's industries corporation or norinco to acquire a stake in its sales and marketing subsidiary other a long time contract will deliver to asia up to two m

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three months later running back damian nash, he collapsed and died following charity basketball game. >>> 7:53. a third suspect now faces charges in connection with last month's shooting of a fremont police officer. francisco sierra is accused of being an accessory after the fact to attempted murder. investigators say sierra admitted he picked up andrew barrieentos. police later arrested bear barrieentos near the mexican border. officer young is still recovering at highland hospital. >>> the family of slain oakland journalist chauncey bailey is asking a judge not to move his murder trial out of alameda county. bailey's family wrote to the judge who is expected to decide this week on a possible change of venue motion. attorneys for the two defendants in bailey's murder have asked for the trial to be moved to los angeles. they say there has been too much pre-trial publicity in the bay area. >>> time now 7:54. well bay area house hunters you have a piece to buy rock 'n roll history. the forummer grateful dead singer jerry garcia is for sale. it is for sale at almost 4 until. it's a 7,000

there were assisted by firefighters who at coming with sifters to go to the door nash's you wherever> i had a two-story house, it is gone. everything that we had is gone. >> his save survived, but most everything in it was burned, firefighters often open about his guns were in sight but there were destroyed. all of this a parts remain. the fog a gold ring that has sentimental value, one more thing was found intact a single brutus' such a that was part of a collection from all over the world. the statue is pretty beat up but jose said at least he has those two things. >> we lived here for decades, or almost 30 years here. it reflected these. and now have nothing >> jose spirits are high, despite the fact that everything has burned to the ground and almost everything he zone is on. when moses of his possessions are always important shift >> we're alive, that a special liking what i'm still alive but is the most informed. >> in san bernard f. first kron4 news. >> there is another concern in that neighborhood air quality, join us live from zebra house officials are monitoring the residen

. >> was that don nash? wow! don nash. very nice. let's check your weather to see what's going on. quite the dolce tones of jim bell. not bad. we're keeping an eye on the t p tropics. 60% cyclone developing with low pressure and may affect the eastern seaboard in the next week or so. afternoon temperatures, we have warm air up and down the eastern seaboard in the mid-mississippi valley, summer-like rather than fall-like, risk of strong storms in the upper mississippi valley and upper midwest and rain in the upper midwest. plenty of sunshine in the northeast. a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm, otherwise, >>> that's your latest weather. >> all right, mr. roker. thanks. the gang's all here. we want to talk about something. a new duet featuring katy perry that has some parents calling foul. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> so apparently what some people are upset about is perhaps the outfit katy perry is wearing, along with this iconic television character, elmo, with the cleavage. i've gone completely wishy-washy on this. my first reaction was maybe it's not right, the more i look at it

this is an nash favored democrats if you look at the polls. one of the latest shows 61% wants gays to be able to openly serve in the military. they taxed on this massive bill that the senate will start debating. 13,000 members of the military have been dismissed as a result of being openly gay. what will happen from this point? we know in sell a judge struck it down as constitutional. it's being framed as the late gaga versus john cane before. supporting the idea of gays in the military. what critics say not that they are against the repeal, but they want to wait until the report comes out december 1st. military is looking at the attitudes of members and how it can be imp elementsed. tracie potts, today in the bay. >> friends and family roomily of the miners are trying to stay upbeat. . >>> they held a benefit last night organized to raise money for the families of the trapped miners. many live in a tent city next to the 9 san jose, chile. rescue workers say they are several weeks away from getting to the miners who are trapped. >> it's a stea

. >> crosby stills and nash. the trio of legendary singer song writers, been together since the 60s. tonight, csn gave us teach your children and will be in our house at pier six. there'll be an early bird special. no,. >> i'll give you $1 if you sing one of the songs. >> our house? >> yeah, c'mon. >> tickets available tonight at ticket master. >> if you have an event you'd like us to mention on the air, all you have to do is e-mail us. e-mail us personally, the address is on the screen. let us know what's happening so we can let everybody else know. we'll be right back. the first time that i saw a sporting event on fios in high definition... ...bam! it was like, "wow!" we had been cable tv subscribers for a brief period of time and had a really bad experience. [ male announcer ] why settle for cable? upgrade to fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year, with no term contract required. the installation of fios was very simple. very straightforward. [ mr. donovan ] we have more choices

crosby, stills and nash. springsteen wouldn't get off the stage. simon and garfunkel.y great things. i mean, first of all, i think it was really the best rock concert i've ever been to. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i think one of the best rock concerts of all time. short of, like, that great stones concert, or u2 or whatever. >> jimmy: you had bono and you had mick jagger at this one. >> together. >> jimmy: it was crazy. >> i liked -- i mean, it was just, the mood. everyone was performing at the top of their game. people were giving it their all 'cause they knew it was historic. all their friends and peers were there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they knew this was something for the ages. it was a huge generational moment. >> jimmy: i tell you who i loved. is dion dimucci. dion from dion and the belmonts. dion came out. and he got a smattering of applause. a couple people were like, "i kind of know dion." he came out. he's like -- well, first when he came out, he goes "yo." [ laughter ] and immediately the whole garden, every new york city person was like "yo" right back. and he's like --

. >> we had ten people die in nash vietna ville.about 10,000 properties damaged. >> one of those this iconic performance hall. >> when iaw the opry house under water, it hurt me in my soul. >> four feet of water filled the grand ole opry. >> even when this stage was under water and in the five months it took to bring it back, the music never stopped. it never has, in the 85-year history of the opry. >> and this afternoon as the surstars of country muc rehearsed one last time, for one of the biggest and most important performances ever here, there is a message in the music. >> it's very important to millions of people, and it will never die. this building is a testament to the spirit and strength and resilience that is country music. >> the perfect note in music city right now as it continues to play a song of survival for anyone who will listen. jay gray, nbc news, nashville. >> that's good to see. >> how about our weather. >> our weather will be changing again. we saw tropical downpours sterday during the day. some areas sawthose,

cornerback darrent williams was killed in a drive-by shooting and three months later damion nash collapsed and died after a basketball game. >>> in washington state the woman at the center of an acid hoax may now face jail time. they filed theft charges against her. they say she collected donation money given to her after she claimed a stranger threw acid into her face. she has since admitted to putting the chemicals on her face herself in an attempt to commit suicide. >> federal transportation officials will hold a second summit meeting today about distracted driving an will focus on ways to keep drives eyes on the road instead of on their cell phones. it will also highlight efforts by companies to prevent their employees from using their mobile devices as they drive. the federal government issued a proposal today banning truck drivers from sending text messages whitehalling hazardous materials. >> back over to sal. >> right now traffic is busy around the bay area, especially at the bay bridge, we are getting that big delay now about 20 minutes waiting at the end of the line before you ma

>> he worked with kelly osbourne before and niecy nash before. and they killed it.be texting and calling for margret cho -- >> me. >> jimmy: -- our pal. [ cheers and applause ] go knock on that show, dance your butt off. you're gonna be so great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming on. "cho dependent" is in stores now. "dancing with the stars" starts september 20th. margaret cho everybody! robert randolph and the family band perform next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. to challenge ourselves on the most demanding track in the world. with us, in spirit, was every great car tha

i wish i could find the trousers of crosby -- crosby, stills, and nash, because he came to the show withnd if you with mud on his trousers, and if you could put that mud on ebay, you wouldn't need a joke. this is a great day for satirists and comedy writers as we sit here now. because any day in which a homophobe preacher is told on by four succulent boys is a day to remember and every comedy writers will be eager to get to his typewriter on monday for that one. >> just going back to your late-night television days, you were seen often as political. and in fact, i have a little tape i want to play from the nixon white house as president richard m. nixon and his chief of staff talking about dick cavett. >> wow. >> he's impossible. he loads every program automatically. he'll -- >> nothing you can do about it, obviously? >> we've complained bitterly about the cavett shows. >> well, well is there any way we can screw him? that's what i mean. >> we complain bitterly about the cavett show. well, says nixon, is there any way we can screw him? your reaction? >> i'll warn you, it will give you a

can you hear the teeth nashing in the raider nation. it got worse.campbell is still trying to find consistency with his new team late in the first half trailing 7-3. james butler head to the lockers trailing it. decided it who is time to make a change. bruce starts the second half at quarterback and provides the spark. put oakland in front for the first time 13-7. raiders clinging to a 16-7 late in the third quarter. and mclean put a pro wrestling move on him. that will give you 15 yards every time. moved the rams closer to the end-zone. bradford made it pay off when he extorted clayton. good coverage by francis. the rams chapel engined it. -- challenged it. 16-14 oakland. then the rams returned the favor with a 15-yard gift. he throws the ball away on the second play but fred robins comes over to dish out a little push well after the play. the raiders get the first down. and then keep the drive going as the rams never saw the ball again. 16-14 oakland. as the raiders even their record at 1-1. now comes the fun part. it is always much more tolerable

i keep hearing people nashing their teeth that public employees are working wou, maki more than the regularple in the country. what are the politics of this? >> first of all, politics are going after john boehner when most people in america don't know who john boehner is, which is questionable in my mind. >> i agree with you there. >> police officers and firefighters and teachers are popular and contributing members in their community and they consistently test well. the reason they're in that ad is because people don't want them run off of the job because of budget cuts. >> from a pure strategy standpoint, you know, both steve and i make tv ads, i agree. firemen, teachers, nurses, they're all very popular. for the average american though, if you talk about reducing the number of government workers, that's -- they'd say amen to. >> that's not what the ad does. >> this is why the people don't trust ads. what's the difference between a cop, a fireman and a teacher who are working for the government and government workers, todd? >> here's the difference -- >> i'm sorry, steve. >> okay, there's

three months later running back damon nash collapsed and died following a charity basketball game. >> washington state the woman who is at the center of an acid hoax has been charged now with felony theft. investigators say 28-year-old bed thane storeo admitted to putting the acid on her face itself. she had claimed an african american person had thrown it on her face. she is now facing charges relating to $58 thousand of donations given to her. >> federal transportation officials will hold a second summit in washington, d.c. today on distracted driving. the summit will focus on ways to keep drivers's on the road instead of on their cell phones. it will also highlight efforts by companies to prevent employees from using their mobile devices while driving. the obama administration also issued a proposal today to ban truck drivers from sending text messages whitehalling hazardous materials. >> let's go right back to sal see how the morning is moving. is it moving good? >> i would say so, dave. right now we are off to a nice start in many areas. of it is early so we don't know what it is

. >> was that don nash? wow! don nash. very nice. let's check your weather to see what's going on. quite the dolce tones of jim bell. not bad. we're keeping an eye on the t p tropics. 60% cyclone developing with low pressure and may affect the eastern seaboard in the next week or so. afternoon temperatures, we have warm air up and down the eastern seaboard in the mid-mississippi valley, summer-like rather than fall-like, risk of strong storms in the upper mississippi valley and upper midwest and rain in the upper midwest. plenty of sunshine in the northeast. record highs in mississippi >>> a beautiful shot this morning in san francisco. transamerica tower with a lot of blue sky. haven't seen a lot of clouds or fog. current temperatures are fall-like. 43 in gilroy and 51 degrees in san jose. our forecast highs will make it into the 80s in the inland area. 74 degrees in oakland. this weekend though, the heat is on. be on the look out for heat advisories. >>> that's your latest weather. >> all right, mr. roker. thanks. the gang's all here. we want to talk about something. a new duet f

. >> despite your tone, i will help you fine leon nash, but only under specific conditions and the mostre. >> did you play steven bloom? >> yes. this is getting great reviews. we we reading it this morning. >> we've been working hard for eight months, and finally the world gets to see it. wre excited about it. >> if i have us the cliff note version of what we'll see? >> samantha and steven bloom are a married couple of ex-spies who decide they want to retire and live a normal life. after five years of doing that, catering, they get pulled back into the cia. >> that always happens. >> all the time. it's so annoying. >> why won't they let you spy alone. >> we travel the world and go through crazy adventures and martial arts and speaking different languages. >> which you do? you were born in vienna. >> yeah, a grew up in germany. >> you speak german? >> a little spanish and english as well. >> i don' detect any accent at all. were you raised in nern? >> no. i was raised in germany. >> you're married with a nice family, right? >> beautiful nicole parker and two kids, sophie and nicholas, fi

crossroads and i certainly would look forward to working this issue with members of the committee and with nashf -- and with nasa. >> and now, dr. holden, i am honored to ask you to give your testimony. you were director of the office of science and technology. you have been helpful to me on energy matters and other ways. i think that you were terrific opponent -- appointment. >> chairman rockefeller, ranking member hutcheson, and members of the committee, i am pleased to appear before you today to discuss the ministrations of a strategy for u.s. human space of exploration activities. this administration is steadfast in its commitment to space exploration and to the mission of the national aeronautics and space administration. i fully recognize that we play a vital role in our nation in advancing scientific discovery, stimulating technological innovation, enhancing our economic strength and inspiring our public and our kids about the potential of science and technology and maintaining u.s. leadership internationally. among the several challenges that face this a administration was the technical