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what is nirvana in terms of what the epa does, and what is the nightmare? that your short of breath from time to time because this is a big set of issues delivered to your lap unlike any that have ever been delivered before in public service. you spent a lot of time thinking what if. you also, because you're from states that of the remarkable things, you feel kind of comfortable that the epa will almost certainly want to recognize that. tell me about your nirvana moments and your nightmare moments. >> nightmare first. with concern ourselves resource adequacy. reliability. and affordability. some of these rules don't necessarily fit neatly. some of the things we spend time i've been be down a little bit. -- concerned really, i apply the epa for their outreach efforts. they are saying all the right things. i am concerned. i'm waiting for the details. i am just hoping that they will give us the flexibility to work within our states to come up with a plan that will allow us to meet those objectives whilst making sure we keep the lights on and maintain that leve

next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experi

nirvana. the iconic brand. >> i would say nirvana is absolutely iconic.of music in the 90's, commercializing the grub -- the grunge movement. kurt cobain has that rock 'n roll folklore. >> who is going to step in for him and his performance question our >> i understand they are supposed to be performing with joan jett. not sure who is going to cover his part but a well served induction. >> linda ronstadt? there is one for you. but i'm excited to see that will stop bonnie raitt will be part of the trio of artists who will be performing. linda will not be on hand. new duet album. but you get inducted into the hall of fame and you are busy? >> i think in her case, she actually had some health concerns that make it not possible to attend. who is going to play her music? isi know that on the rate performing. i want to say carly simon is performing, but they put a nice trio of artists that represent the diversity of her sound from her country rock roots to her pop roots, they will have the entire spectrum. >> what are some of these older artists doing in an env

hombre en la historia que ha osado descender por esta cascada en mÉxico a la que él bautizÓ como nirvanalas mejores experiencias, y la foto, es muy padre tener el recuerdo para siempre. >> rafa ortiz es el Único latino que ha hecho una hazaÑa tal como saltar en kayak una cascada de 137 pies de altura, que serÍan como 42 m. >> es una cascada que estuve durante 10 aÑos,desde la primera vez que la vi, y finalmente se acercÓ el momento. >> la Única forma de entrar es rapeliando, como la ves sale de un caÑÓn y la Única forma de salir de ese caÑÓn una vez estando adentro es por la cascada. >> a 62 millas por hora, si rafa no caÍa completamente vertical, las posibilidades de que se rompiera la espalda eran muy altas. el intrÉpido kayekero lo consiguiÓ, el fin de una gran aventura es el inicio de otra, y esta vez rafa quiso navegar en los rÍos mÁs peligrosos de michoacÁn,pero en este estado el peligro no se mide en el lago, sino en las calles, actualmente en michoacÁn la vida no es una garantÍa para nadie, y por eso todo el mundo intentÓ de disuadirlo. pero Él no hizo caso, y después de vencer o

will it be nirvana?o, but let people sort out their differences in a way that it's always been, to let people sort things out in the normal framework. that's not going to happen with the way that the negotiations have been staged at the moment. >> but every day israelis must feel something quite short of normalcy when rockets rain in from gaza, when you worry about a bus blowing up, when you wonder whether your reservist children are going to come back both mentally and physically in one piece from all this. there is a shortage of normalcy on both sides of the line, isn't there? >> well, you know, i have to agree that there is no equality between israel and palestine, or israelis and palestinians. there was an unilateral disengage ment. we see the results today. we did see the rise of the hamas to power in gaza, and that undoubtedly a problem for israel israel, israel is suffering from fire. from the west bank side it has been quiet and buses have not been exploding in israel. in the past 2013 there was

. >>> and the rock and roll hall of fame has nine new inductees including hall & oates, nirvana, the e-street band, peter gabriel and kiss. >>> time to get down to business. we turn to cnbc's jackie de angelis. good morning, jackie. >> it was a brutal day on wall street yesterday. all three indexes closed in the red. the nasdaq had its worst day in two and a half years as technology and biotech stocks got slammed. google will open up sale of its google glass product to all u.s. customers on tuesday. the beta version of the smart glasses will sell for $1500 with customizable shades and frames. and finally this morning, amazon is making progress with a drone delivery service called prime air. jeff bezos said they're up to the sixth generation in test and the eighth in design. back to you, frances. >> jackie, thank you very much. >>> all right, only in france where five weeks' vacation and 35 hour workweeks are the norm. now there say new law that allows a million french workers to shut off their work e-mail from 6:00 p.m. in the evening until 9:00 a.m. meaning no working from home. i d

. ♪ at the barclays center nirvana was joined on stage by joan jett replacing the late kurt cobain. four members of kiss were honored, and peter gabriel and hal and oates. and the e street band went in too. they performed with their boss, bruce springsteen. ♪ hall and oates. and the e street band went in too. they performed with their boss, bruce springsteen. [ cherry ] i just crashed a wedding to talk about bums. you didn't really like them before... i didn't. how about now? now i'm thinking about going the one, two, one. yeah that's good. i like one, two, one! congratulations. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a truck slams into a charter bus carrying high school students on a college visit in northern california. at least nine people were killed in the fiery collision. sfwlfrmgts and. >>> and health and human services secretary kathleen sibelius is resigning. she was in charge of the rocky rollout of the obamacare website la

as lead singer for the hugely successful rock group nirvana, which has sold 15 million albums worldwidein birthdays, actress robin wright turns 48. you remember her, the princess bride. john lennon son's julian is 51 and kofi annan is 76. i'm alex witt. thank you for watching "early today." have a great tuesday. >>> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. laura garcia-canon is out at a at&t park for the giants home opener. we'll check with her in our next half hour, in the meantime, a lot to get to you. let's get to a check of your forecast with meteorologist. >> christisa is there, at least for this half hour you're stuck with meteorologist slaughter. waking up to clear skies. yesterday such a marvelous day across the bay area. this time of year w u

we elected a black president and, therefore, we reach racial nirvana because we're not there yet. >> host: so what is a policy solution that you offer? >> guest: at the end, i believe that social movements have been central to alleviate, improve race inequality in this nation. actually, social movements have been central to most of the significant advances of this country in terms of race, class and gender. so i advocate civilized activists as well as the allies to go back to the civil rights tradition of social mobilization, of demanding things rather than what has happened in this nation the last 30 years which is that all of us have put all of our eggs in the electoral arena. and elections do matter, but elections ultimately will not and have never been the central way for us to advance our policy, the racial concerns. whether it is gender, race or classment we need people to be out -- class. we need people to be out there if we want to achieve race equality. >> host: so professor bonilla-silva, so we're out there in the street, we're protesting. what are we protesting? what do we

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it and doesn't address the fact that if you got rid of it, the presumption is that we would have a nirvana system to our medical system works miracles, but it also is by far the most expensive one in the world, and we have convinced ourselves that it is a rational system to route every payment including for a dental checkup through the vast bureaucracies of profit-making insurance companies. [applause] so the notion that we are imprisoned in a system that is a choice between obamacare and an unspecified nirvana that is not really nirvana is a measure of our gridlock and it is driven by irrational fears and apprehensions that is similar to the fear and apprehension that all of us face about things that confront us in the modern world. you and me in the book business, my book business is dissolving in many respects. we all have to adapt to that. now, lastly and i want to take questions because i'm trying to essentially say that our democracy is as simple as these wonderful stories of the eight year-old girls marching into the dogs and fire hoses, but it's also basic and challenging as democr

that is his nirvana.or, it was a drug-induced state and the drugs wore off and she kept on bashing him. for that moment in time, it was his nirvana. , a tripf the best i saw and all the antics that happened from that. what was it like laying his character for a program introduced by hbo and how much is that different from arrested development? >> i was a huge fan of those shows and thankful to have been on both your with hbo, all of the writers are ready -- british and it is their perspective on politics. credit, they hired our man to do what he does best. they do not step in much and let .im creative freedom they have been fantastic. development is pretty nuts and broke the mold a little bit. for actorscreate -- on hit shows, does it create a big platform for your own brand, but do you find having more of that creative freedom allows you to expand further out in terms of your own brand? >> yes. i am an actor. i am always looking for a gig. i am thankful to be working. but it is fun to do other projects.

. ♪ >> nirvana established itself in seattle.g only three full-length studio albums in their seven-year run. nirvana has come to be known as one of the most influential and important rock bands of the modern era. >> very cool. wish i could be there. awesome. awesome. the rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony is tonight. and that is your "throwback thursday." >> we'll be right back, everybody. ♪ p online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she could have been notified in time to help stop it. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat to your iden

also entering the hall of fame, they will perform at the ceremony, and the legendary grunge band nirvanad the estreet band will al be honored tonight. a update on the day's top stories is next, and then there's real money with ali velshi right here. that slowed the process, but this announcement comes on the same day the white house announced that 7.5 million people have signed up for healthcare, more than originally announced. her successor will have to be confirmed during a heavily con at the timed election year. the justice department saying albuquerque's police department is guilty of using excessive force. from the investigation that began in 2012, it says the department needs to implement reforms and provide officers with more training. a shooting death of a homeless man trigger as string of public protests over civil rights abused. officials looking for the missing plane are narrowing their search. they are hearing more signals coming from the same place, signals they believe are coming from the plane's black boxes, the search zone is now ten times smaller than what it was before.

. >> i like to say my -- was nirvana, and then toes -- >> what american bands do you hate?e like the worst band in the history of, like, the world. so what's it like having an indie band in myanmar? difficult? >> for sure, yeah. before you record a song, like when you have the lyrics, you have to submit the lyrics, so they're going to censor it, they're going to check it. even sometimes they will, you know, suggest you some words you change. >> that must be funny. >> very funny, you know. >> now, is that still the case? >> no, it's not like that any more. they're not going to censor you, because it's risky. you don't know what will happen to you if you write and sing something wrong. >> so let me ask this. if all your dreams came true, where would you want to play? >> really? new york city. >> you want to go to new york city? >> my dream is to be strong, so that's why -- what i'm -- what i keep telling my band mates. >> come on. >> so old people reach out. making roll and roll is hard enough. truly independent rock and roll is even harder. i'm guessing making it here is eve

source of instability in depravity is due to the absence of the palestinian state and we will see nirvana the end of terrorism the end of dehired, the end of misogyny. everything will be fined they will dance it will be wonderful. [laughter] who is responsible for the two state paradigm? israel. the grubby choose who will then give up enough territory to satisfy the plo are responsible not only in the region but throughout the world with israel would stop allowing jews to go to jerusalem and stop respecting jewish property rights and if they would just leave those areas to give them to the palestinian terrorist who is remain bent on destruction as a nation then everything will be fined. then we can see american policy makers at the height of the genocidal civil war in syria getting pentad shape with the israeli government allows 200 palestinian units to be built. or jerusalem. because this is the problem that causes every other problem than obviously the worst people in the entire world is the israeli right wing who say we should build. they are the ones who have to be called to task as o

. >> i like to say my -- was nirvana, and then toes -- >> what american bands do you hate?y are like the worst band in the history of, like, the world. so what's it like having an indie band in myanmar? difficult? >> for sure, yeah. before you record a song, like when you have the lyrics, you have to submit the lyrics, so they're going to censor it, they're going to check it. even sometimes they will, you know, suggest you some words you change. >> that must be funny. >> very funny, you know. >> now, is that still the case? >> no, it's not like that any more. they're not going to censor you, because it's risky. you don't know what will happen to you if you write and sing something wrong. >> so let me ask this. if all your dreams came true, where would you want to play? >> really? new york city. >> you want to go to new york city? >> my dream is to be strong, so that's why -- what i'm -- what i keep telling my band mates. >> come on. >> so old people reach out. making roll and roll is hard enough. truly independent rock and roll is even harder. i'm guessing making it here is

was in the past week or so at the rock and roll hall of fame induction because of mir vaw gnaw -- nirvana, her husband's band and that's as close as she will get. >> i don't think bruce springsteen needs her input on music. if he is looking for help on how to make his wife's death look like an accident then maybe -- >> oh jeez! >> those are horrible rumors that could possibly be true. >> they are absolutely 100% not true. joanne you refuse to take musical advice, but you will take advice on health and fashion? >> she is like my idol. i am thinking about it now. i did play a clairn -- claronette growing up. i started a petition to get saxaphones removed from school. good forbid one of them turned into a rocker. >> there should be no sax ed? >> that was good. >> is a saxaphone a rock and roll instrument? i will admit i am a huge springsteen fan and even if you don't like his music you have to appreciate what he has done for rock and roll. he belongs in the hall of fame for that. clarence was my least favorite part of the e street band. does the saxaphone belong in rock and roll? anyone? >>

>> look at the acts that got in, cat stevens, linda ronstadt, hall and oats, you got nir van can nirvana and kiss. >> i get the point. you get the sense that nominations are made a bit on commerciality, bands like roxy music. hugely artistic. bands like the lovin' spoon full, who was a nice little band, in the '60s. not like a tbhand broadened the form. >> should fans have more of a role? it sounds at times you're argue they shouldn't. >> you want to hear my honest answer? >> yes. >> there shouldn't be a rock 'n' roll hall of fame. you don't want the industry fat cats standing there basically picking their buddies and secluding the people they don't like for completely weird reasons behind the scenes with no accountability. it just doesn't make any sense. s going, don't you like al green, they would get them into the fold. elvis cost ello and the sex pistols have stood up and said we don't want to have anything to do with it. dire straits, i'm not sure if they've been nominated, oversight, secluded, or clear behind the scene they're not interested and so they never get nominated. >> glad

nirvana will have a guest singer when it gets inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame if you missed the simpsons, you'll have a chance to catch it... all of it... every episode. f-x-x, the sister station of f- x will air a 12-day marathon of bart, homer and the gang. it'll start august 21st and run through labor day. there are 552 episodes of the series, which has been running for 25 seasons. >> nice job ... actress julia louis-dreyfus better hope her latest tattoo is a temporary one. the "veep" star is on the cover of next month's rolling stone magazine wearing nothing but the u-s constitution printed on her back, signed by john hancock. the problem is, hancock signed the declaration of independence ... not the constitution. the actress also said she was drunk during the shoot. she looks pretty good. >> wrongs have two best excuse. a group of high school students in nebraska had a prom they'll never forget. 22 of them posed for pictures on a bridge behind andy white's house in the town of pierce. they didn't test the bridge's weight limit ahead of time. when the pictures were poste

due to the palestinian state and once this is created we will have heaven on earth and we will see nirvana. in a terrorism and she hot and misogyny. everything will be fine and unicorns will come and dance. all we need is a palestinian individual singh who is responsible for the according to the paradigm. so it those grubby jews will not give up enough territory to satisfy this, they are responsible for this not only in the region but throughout the world. if they would stop allowing jews to build in samaria and jerusalem. stop respecting jewish property right in these areas. and give the lock stock and barrel to palestinian terrorist, then everything would be fine. that is why you can see americans policy waiver. as you can see them getting bent out of shape when the israeli government allows 200,000 units to be built. and this is why. this is the problem that is causing every other problem in obvious lead the worst people in the entire world are the israeli right-wingers that says that we should be allowed to build. they are the ones who have to be sold as often as possible until they ar

some rumors that nirvana will perform tonight, as well. >>> also inducted, hall and oats and the e.s what one has to do if kiss is not in yet. >> a lot of names in there. >> apparently. >> a lot of songs to start your day. not a bad one, as well. we're trying to wake you up. you're in for christina this morning. this isn't your normal ship, but we're happy you're here. >> we're looking at temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s and little bit of fog to start off your day and for the afternoon, our temperatures will be climbing, eventually seeing some 60s around san francisco and around the south bay, 76 degrees and north bay looking pretty good turning sunny after we lose some of that fog. >> if it's not slowing them down, rob, they should. lower visibility santa rosa and many parts north of there, pe petaluma. smooth flow of traffic picking up the volume just a tad bit of slowing in spots as you travel through livermore and dublin. sounds like there is still some debris clearing from lanes but nothing blocking any lanes and crews are still out there but should clear soon and smoo

and there's my rhetorical title, "armageddon, nirvana or bureaucratic backwater," because you need a bad guy when you give a talk. i'm actually going to pump for bureaucratic backwater as the most likely outcome of obamacare, neither armageddon, nor nirvana. i do not think that it represents government takeover of one-fifth or even one-sixth of the economy. i also do not think, as some people have alleged, that it represents a total transformation of the u.s. health insurance program from a wholesale to a retail level or, as my colleague zeke emanuel suggests, that it's going to wipe out group insurance for all but 20% of the largest firms. i think it's going to be a much smaller deal, and i will try to offer the reasons why. so this is, i guess, basically what i just said, but as a professor, you always have to write down what you're planning to say so the students don't come up afterwards and ask you what did you say? [laughter] so here's what i'm going to say and will say. so i'll show you the numbers in a minute. i think they're striking. a fraction of the u.s. population directl

. >> peter gabriel, nirvana, hall and oates and e.treet band. >>> still ahead a look at your morning commute and the forecast. >>> emergency surgery overnight for a student seriously hurt in that mass stabbing and we're live at the campus with new details. >>> tough questions for oscs pistorius on the stand. why the olympian's apology was a sham. >>> we're just minutes away from the opening bell. we'll take you live to wall street and to the nasdaq when "today in the bay" returns. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. >>> emergency surgery for a student seriously hurt in a mass stabbing. an update on his condition

kiss, peter gabriel, nirvana, cat stevens and bruce springsteen's e street band were inducted.irl meets world. the disney channel's boy meets world spinoff has a trailer. and truck crash. a charter bus with students and a fedex truck crashed in orland last night. the smoke is still billowing from the bus and firefighters on scene trying to put out that fire. remember, you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> traffic up by 5 in that area still a problem, right, liz? >> it's still closed if you are trying to get out of town northbound. it's all happening around county road 16 close to chico in glenn county. so the southbound lanes reopened overnight. but northbound i-5 remains closed and it could be closed for a while. we have our reporter cate caugiran giving us live reports this morning from the accident scene. closer to home, across the golden gate bridge it's fog that could slow you down. chp says a dense fog advisory still in effect for both directions of 101. we have been seeing fog along many cameras through marin county. this is one that we can actually see right now i

we also have dave grohl and krist novoselic from nirvana.onna be here and talk. [ cheers and applause ] i'm excited, that will be so great. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: and also, stevie nicks is on the show tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: she'll be singing. thursday, we got my man kevin costner stopping by. and on friday -- [ as cage ] nicolas cage is here. >> steve: what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. and then we have kiss. [ cheers and applause ] how fun is that going to be? that's going to be a blast. what's your favorite kiss jam? >> steve: my favorite kiss song is either "i want to rock-n-roll all night." >> jimmy: yeah? >> steve: and party every day. >> jimmy: every other day. >> steve: every other day. >> jimmy: just give it a rest. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, give it a a rest, like four days out of the week. rock 'n' roll all night and party every other day. yeah. [ laughter ] we wrote the lyrics that way. >> steve: i wrote those lyrics. >> jimmy: you did? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: co

we asked musicians, radio hosts, and producers to reflect on nirvana's legacy. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week," which airs later this evening. here's a preview. >> ifill: tonight, triple threats, how the supreme court, congress and the white house all conspire to remind us of the entanglements of money, politics and power. that's later tonight on washington week. judy. >> woodruff: on tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour weekend, correspondent stacey tisdale looks at the wide range of tax preparers as april 15 fast approaches. here's an excerpt from her report. anybody today can hang up a shingle and be a tax return preparer. >> nina olson is the national tax preparer advocate, an independent office created by congress to represent the voice of the taxpayer inside the i.r.s. >> if you get your haircut, if you go to a locksmith, there's all sorts of professional certifications, but not for return preparation. >> so there's no ex

others include cat stevens, hall & oates, peter gabriel, kiss and nirvana.he bay area's linda ronstadt was also inducted but couldn't attend because of her parkinson's disease. >>> rock and roll hall of fame trending now. also trending google glass. google is making special glasses available to consumers on the 15th. stephen colbert the comedy central host taking over "the late show" for david letterman. girls meets world. the disney channel's boys meets world spinoff show released its first trailer. and, of course, the bus crash. fedex truck crashed head on into a full bus of high school kids along i-5 in glenn county near the town of orland last night. check us on on twitter at #cbssf. >>> 5:20 on your friday. punishments handed down after the death of a man working on the new 49ers stadium. who regulators blame for that accident. coming up. >>> good morning, everybody. hey, i got some sports for you, about a minute's worth. but trust me, it will be worth. don't move. >> the san francisco giants opened up their baseball season right here at home this past

. >> mark: kiss, nirvana and bruce springsteen e street band are some of the newest additions to theck and roll hall of fame. they were ushered in a ceremony at barclays center. other new inductees include cat ste vens, hall and oates and linda ronstadt. original a kiss members jean simmons and paul stanley had wanted the replacements for ex bedmates ace frehley and peter crist to perform at the ceremony instead of the original four. >> erica: if you thought that your prom or your wedding dress was expensive, i think about dropping up to $1,600. on that play dress for an 8 year-old? parents everywhere are shelling out over a thousand dollars for elsa's addresses. >> darya: to baseball's new expanded we play roles this season might have a affect on the team managers. that seems to be the case so far, with managers and leaving the top dugout step to chat with an umpire. through wednesday's gains, there were 64 replays with 21 of those overturned. 19 more on management challenges, and to work umpired initiated reviews. >> mark: giants in the rubble match against the diamondbacks in a ni

it is exempt from the rules, the tech bubble in the 90s, it is nirvana where we found out, fast forward to this internet, it is not so natural forces hence the need for public interest oversight forward and we have to be cognizant that when we talk about the need for an fcc, my goodness, we have and as feet -- fcc, protector of public interest, and congress, to inform congress, what would you have left? you can't even build municipal broadband. that is happy sailing but protect the consumer. >> a good example of your view of how technology is changing, and high-definition television or digital television, replace standard in 1941. be over original standard. already another new standards, all from high-definition and a lot of truth. that has only changed since 1996 when the commission set the standard. in the digital world the technology is moving around. let's move ahead and say as you look at the commission, tom wheeler is commissioner of the fcc, got to be an active thing, we have already seen that in the time served. what do you see coming from the commission primarily and what would

that's what we calling inness or nirvana.you've done that in your whole life and this album is a departure from your previous album. >> the first album was a bit about me, me, me and this other guy named me but this one is not, it's devoted to such an incredible demographic taking care of me for over 20 years and i called it "girl". >> that's just getting older and wiser and realize life isn't all about you? >> yes, and in addition to that, just really honestly wanting to get back to like, you know, to women. women just deserve so much better and so much more. i mean -- >> i couldn't agree more. >> you don't get paid as much as men do. that needs to change. a martian rover but yet still we're also the same species that tries to tell women what they can and can't do -- >> tell us about what you're doing with the nba with their green week. >> with the nba, i just did this butcher and with buy on yarn, long story short we basically take -- instead of make new polyester for clothing if your shirt says 50% cotton, 50% polyester, w

so was nirvana with "smells like team spirit." of fame, too, but the big hit at last night's concert in brooklyn was the band that chose not to perform. that would be kiss. the group had been eligible for 15 years before finally getting in despite six platinum albums. many criticisms could not accept kiss' makeup and the fire-breathing performances. last night they skipped the makeup and accepted the honor on behalf of their fans. >> let me hear ya! >> we are humbled, all of us, who stand up on this stage and do what we love doing. this is a profound moment for all of us. we are humbled that the fans ever gave us the chance to do what we love doing. >> congratulations to them. bruce springsteen, there's nobody better in concert. three hours straight i've seen him perform. he's in incredible shape. >> he gives it all. he really loves performing. you love watching him do what he does. to see his band get inducted and his wife patty, a member of the band, it was great to see. >> great to see. >>> all right. coming up, a son risks eve

it's nirvana. when we found out that was not so. fast forward now to this internet. and i think we are beginning to see that maybe it is not so natural for us. the market needs public interest oversight. i think we need to be cognizant of that when we talk about the an fcc. -- the need for it isdid not have an fcc, supposed to be the protector of the public interest, a bridge to the congress to inform the congress. what would you have left? the big companies going around? if we take the federal fcc away, state fcc, my god, that is happy sailing for the big companies. god protect the poor consumer. >> a good example about technology changing rapidly, you chaired the commission during the changeover to digital television. they came about, the replacement standard was set in 1941 in the original standard. already were considering another new standard, ultra-high definition. that has only changed since 1996 when the commission set that standard. in a digital world, the technology is moving rapidly. let's move ahead and say, commissioner ness, as you look at the wheeler c

neither armageddon or nirvana. i do not think it represents ofernment takeover of 1/5 the economy. i do not think that it represents total transformation of the u.s. health-insurance system from wholesale to retail or as my colleagues suggest, it will wipe out insurance for all but 20% of the largest firms. i think it will be much smaller deal. would try to offer the reasons why. basically what i just said. as a professor, you always have to write down what you are planning to say so the students will not come up after and asked where did you say. here's what i am going to say and will say. i will share the numbers in a moment. i think they are striking. a fraction of the u.s. population is directly affected by what i regard as core parts of the aca. the subsidy and insurance parts is actually quite small. journalist, to write millions of americans are affected and want to be cautious , tens of thousands are affected , which is certainly true. relative to the numbers are not , that numbercted is quite small. i am not going to talk about medicare. i think parts of the aca would've h

kiss is being inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame later today along with peter gabriel and nirvanalse? i said peter gabriel already. some other people, too. >> i think we're trying to get one of the guys from kiss to come here. >> that would be cool. >> he's been here before. i think we're trying to get him back. >> i'd like to get the big guy. >> gene? >> jane wells had him on before. >> he was checking out jane, too. that guy makes wilt chamberlain look like a monk. >>> this is going to be big news because it matters in the context. >> explain that to me. >> let me explain. at&t is in advanced talks to bring ultrafast internet to six north carolina cities with speeds up to one gigabit per second or ten times the current fastest options. google also announced in february that it too was considering north carolina among dozens of areas to expand its fiber network. why is this important? >> why north carolina. >> it's an open market. >> research triangle. >> open market. what's important about this in the context of the comcast/twc transaction, one of the big issues in washington is

. ♪ >> i think of nirvana. >> pearl jam, seattle. >> i have that programmed in.'t listen to it a lot. >> the pearl jam station? is it 42? no, is that the joint? >> i don't know because i have it programmed in. i think it should be -- myself i think it should be the pink floyd channel. >> no, no, no, i like pearl jam. >> no comparison. >> you're right. there is no comparison. >> amazon, you get up to 20 billion a quarter and you are able to make money, pay everyone, keep expanding. i don't see anything wrong by that. >> i was surprised by the decline in the stock price, too. >> it's just a little. >> the reason, they continue to invest. that's why the numbers are lower. it's not even margin based. >> on 19 billion, you should make more than $100 million. >> this is supposed to be the year amazon went from not making money to making money. >> i get it, don't you? >> i give them my money, too. >> they're paying everyone's salary. revenue, you get pilloried when all you do is grow your bottom line, you don't get revenue growth. that big with a market cap like that, i

. >> the fallacy of that, joe, therefore, no economic nirvana will be a controlled economy where youtrol capital and barrow all the money you possibly can from your own citizens and put up crazy things. >> i think we can do that here, can't we? >> our economy is a little bit different. we have 330 million actors acting separately. in china, it's really the state, still. anybody that thinks that can't collapse because of too much lending has not looked at economic history. >> your portfolio is short chinese companies. >> it's slightly north of 20%, where it's been, if you look at sort of the firstvative like the iron ore companies -- >> caterpillar has done very well. >> yes. >> you're still short it. >> absolutely. absolutely. you read the eft yesterday, the oil industry, the oil companies are now saying we can buy chinese equipment we like down 40% and we're trying to save money on cap ex because our investors are pressuring us not to spend so much money. there is deflation in not only mining equipment but oil and gas equipment, everything that they do, there is pressure. just to pu

nirvana inducted. peter gabriel inducted.inda ronstadt inducted. >> don henley is going to be introducing her. >> bonnie raitt and others performing for her. >> i love it. >> we've got to get to news. there is a lot to get to this morning including a pretty devastating story out of pennsylvania where a teenage suspect is accused of stabbing 20 classmates and a security guard. the attacker's in custody. he's a teenager. probably going to be tried as an adult. the injuries are horrific. there are four people in critical condition and the wounds all across the board bear a story of a vicious repeated stabbing from this young man. we'll have a complete breakdown of the latest details on this in just a few minutes. also, last night we have some news in terms of the lbj presidential library in austin. by the end of the day several presidents had marked the day at the lbj library. president obama and president barack obama will speak later today while president carter addressed the conference on tuesday. last night it was president

pas away over one hundred years ago his followers believe he's still alive in the state of buddhist nirvana. for his good for so in terms of buddhist philosophy he created what we call a pure light within as you achieve liberation you can preserve a fragment of your conscious mind somewhere inside your brain you can do that to keep the body functioning in one thousand nine hundred twenty seven does she does get it his students to announce his plans for what would happen after his death of a seventy five years old man and his plans included being buried in the position he died in and exam thirty years later so thirty years later his follow was did examine the body and apparently found cops had defined decay. in two thousand and two it did you love sport he was exude for a second time with little sign of decomposing is that possible scientists and theologists have been trying to understand the mystery surrounding the body of the humble gallops depending on who you are asked the scientists will tell you that it is the mystery of an unexplained phenomena and here at the temple it's all about fa