(redman) we improvise in every aspect of our lives. improvising now when i'm talking to you because i don't know what i'm going to say before i say it. improvisation is something which is basic to human life. [jazz music] in jazz, what you're required to do is to play what you feel at the spur of the moment. but you are also required to improvise within certain contexts. you have to be aware of the written melody that you play. you have to be aware of the harmonic sequence. in most cases, you're going to be improvising within and around that harmonic sequence. you have to be aware of the length of the song, of the form of the song because in most cases, in jazz, you're going to be improvising around that form. usually, the prewritten part of the performance is very short relative to the whole performance. you begin by stating a melody which is over a sequence of harmonies and within a certain form. that will be, in a sense, the composition. and after that, you launch into improvisation. jazz is a language that has been defined and refi

former dals dallas cowboys cheerleader brandy redman is a full-time mom and married to her high school sweetheart. she's bff with stephanie holman. >> that glass of w or anything? >> yeah. wait. >> our husbands are best friends. we do all of family vacations together. >> kerr vi an operating room nurse married to a plas surgeon. >> ever dropped by dr dr. dewberry's office? >> you'll have to wait and see, wait and see. but, i mean, i'm sure -- >> no neeeles to my face. >> stephanie hendra is a former actress and now a lifestyle blogger. >> double dog dare you. >> and then there is lee ann lockham. she grew up on the carnival secret and was a pageant t finalist, tallas unmarried one. >> you are the only unmarrie unmarriunmarried -- >> yes, i live in sin, baby, and it is a good sin, let me tell you. >> you shot a camera one point. >> don't put camera many-in my face if i was drunk and don't want you okay? all right? >> isn't that what they signed up for? >> i just want to go back to the fact that she grew up on the carnival circuit. >> okay. >>> anyway, tomorrow night is the end o era, th

students like stephanie redman stand directly in the line of benefit. >> i think old-fashioned labs are very closed off. you don't really see people as easily. and you really just work in your own lab. but the new way that science is done is you collaborate. >> so much for the 1% barbers. joan and sandy wile untouchable. >> i think the 1% can really make a difference, and we've got to get more of the 1% to do the right thing. >> at ucsf, wayne friedman. >>> tonight apple is reporting lower quarterly revenue for the first time in 13 years, earnings missed projections by 10 cents a share, iphone sales slumping is the blame. apple sold more than 51.2 million iphones in the first three months of 2016. that's more than analysts expected but nearly 10 million fewer than the saimt period last year. apple stock is now down over $8 a share in after-showers trading. twitter stock is tumbling, too, dropping swps 14% following a disappointing earns report. the networking service today reported a 36% increase in revenue year to year, which fell short of analysts' expectations. user growth has also r

. >> steve keeley, you're a well redman. we thank you for your history lesson. 5:09 this morning. >> let's turn to. >> this fight outside center city star becomes leads to woman getting scalds dollars coffee thrown right in her face. the brawl between two women playing out at 16th and arch around 9:00 monday morning. surveillance cameras captured what happened. you see, one woman wearing pink pants, caring a pink bag, take the lid off her coffee cup. she tosses that hot cup of coffee right in the face after 54 year old woman. that woman was also punched. and her hair pulled and tossed to the ground before a witness separated the two. a witness tells fox 29 the fight started inside the starbucks at the counter, over a coffee stirer. >> says i don't want to say the words on camera, the b word. it was confrontational. i seen taller lady bullying a smaller lady, and i went up to the counter, i said something, to the crew. >> that's pretty upsetting, if it is over something so petty, right out in the open. i mean, open violence o

the product was created based in redman, washington, and launched in 2012 by nathan coons.us how the technology works in the car. >> it's doing what otherwise you would need a big dish to do, sitting on top of the car. >> they have raised $120 million so far from investors, including bill gates and is manufacturing in japan with sharp electronics. the startup is offering a leaner, more cost effective and reliable model that looks more like a solar panel. they have also had partnerships with toyota. in partnership with toyota, this four-runner car just took a cross-country trip, demonstrating the connectivity capability. the product aims to replace the spotty wi-fi connections available today on trains, in the air and more. >> the service is bad because of the spectrum available. so there is not a lot of bandwidth you can push through that spectrum. in space, there is a lot more spectrum. and our antenna allows us to capture that spectrum and use it. >> while the technology is not yet available direct to consumers, coons would like to bridge that gap. >> in the future, i wou

recommendation and/or [inaudible] as tactics and quee had a conversation at length today both deputy chief redman of operations and my chief of staff and i what can we arrive at. too late in this instance to put in place immediately to create that time and distance requirement. >> how about the edge weapon? >> same thought, to create time and distance. >> thank you. >> further questions for the chief? chief, just to follow up if there is any comments you have, some of the public comment around is there any ability or timeframe for bringing back the retired homicide detects to help with unsolved homicide >> i'll check with the chief financial officer because it was a budget issue and think i can get past. >> i didn't see this but tonight slashing into tents is that something that happened? >> the department of pubhook health hot teams went out kw moved what was left on encampment for safety issues and into the navigation center one tent was left behind and it was empty and the officers used a knifep to help take it down and dpw took the property and stored it. >> i'm told there is a video of the w

recommendation and/or [inaudible] as tactics and quee had a conversation at length today both deputy chief redman of operations and my chief of staff and i what can we arrive at. too late in this instance to put in place immediately to create that time and distance requirement. >> how about the edge weapon? >> same thought, to create time and distance. >> thank you. >> further questions for the chief? chief, just to follow up if there is any comments you have, some of the public comment around is there any ability or timeframe for bringing back the retired homicide detects to help with unsolved homicide >> i'll check with the chief financial officer because it was a budget issue and think i can get past. >> i didn't see this but tonight slashing into tents is that something that happened? >> the department of pubhook health hot teams went out kw moved what was left on encampment for safety issues and into the navigation center one tent was left behind and it was empty and the officers used a knifep to help take it down and dpw took the property and stored it. >> i'm told there is a video of the w

recommendation and/or [inaudible] as tactics and quee had a conversation at length today both deputy chief redman of operations and my chief of staff and i what can we arrive at. too late in this instance to put in place immediately to create that time and distance requirement. >> how about the edge weapon? >> same thought, to create time and distance. >> thank you. >> further questions for the chief? chief, just to follow up if there is any comments you have, some of the public comment around is there any ability or timeframe for bringing back the retired homicide detects to help with unsolved homicide >> i'll check with the chief financial officer because it was a budget issue and think i can get past. >> i didn't see this but tonight slashing into tents is that something that happened? >> the department of pubhook health hot teams went out kw moved what was left on encampment for safety issues and into the navigation center one tent was left behind and it was empty and the officers used a knifep to help take it down and dpw took the property and stored it. >> i'm told there is a video of the w

recommendation and/or [inaudible] as tactics and quee had a conversation at length today both deputy chief redmanf operations and my chief of staff and i what can we arrive at. too late in this instance to put in place immediately to create that time and distance requirement. >> how about the edge weapon? >> same thought, to create time and distance. >> thank you. >> further questions for the chief? chief, just to follow up if there is any comments you have, some of the public comment around is there any ability or timeframe for bringing back the retired homicide detects to help with unsolved homicide >> i'll check with the chief financial officer because it was a budget issue and think i can get past. >> i didn't see this but tonight slashing into tents is that something that happened? >> the department of pubhook health hot teams went out kw moved what was left on encampment for safety issues and into the navigation center one tent was left behind and it was empty and the officers used a knifep to help take it down and dpw took the property and stored it. >> i'm told there is a video of the who