and armando bo for "birdman (or the unexpected virtue of ignorance.)" richard linklater for "boyhood." e. max frye and dan futterman for "foxcatcher." wes anderson and hugo guinness for "the grand budapest hotel." dan gilroy for "nightcrawler." and the oscar goes to -- "birdman." >> this is the first oscar for nicolas giacobone and alexander dinelaris. this is the fifth nomination for alejandro g. inarritu and his first oscar win. >> cheers. wow. the journey of "birdman" start three years ago when i ask nico, armando and alexander to follow me in a crazy idea and because they are crazy, they did it and we wrote together "birdman." and for that, i am all my life grateful and thank for to share this experience with them. we want to thank our incredible cast. emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife t

and armando bo for "birdman (or the unexpected virtue of ignorance.)" richard linklater for "boyhood." e. max frye and dan futterman for "foxcatcher." wes anderson and hugo guinness for "the grand budapest hotel." dan gilroy for "nightcrawler." and the oscar goes to -- "birdman." >> this is the first oscar for nicolas giacobone and alexander dinelaris. this is the fifth nomination for alejandro g. inarritu and his first oscar win. >> cheers. wow. the journey of "birdman" start three years ago when i ask nico, armando and alexander to follow me in a crazy idea and because they are crazy, they did it and we wrote together "birdman." and for that, i am all my life grateful and thank for to share this experience with them. we want to thank our incredible cast. emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife t

. >> raider france stunned tonight by the unexpected founs tonight by the unexpected founsment that the silver and black may move to southern california again. while the new mayor and other officials are playing it cool at least publicly, raider nation is a little tense about this laura has the story. >> we have made significant progress over the last month inputting together a privately financed deal. >> oakland mayor the maintenance she will not support the use of public money for any new colonel see many deal for the raiders. but with a team on yet another shopping trip to another city t.shaft being more specific. >> so i have said that i will not use city of oakland money to build stadiums. now there is public money available for infrastructure improvement that could support a new stadium development and i have always said that i support that. >> while concern shock another oakland official don't seem worried about the raider latest for 8. >> welcome raiders. welcome. chargers. >> this time it's not san antonio why but carson los angeles county that has caught the eye of team owner

this ending should be a good lesson, always expect the unexpected. >> and now the toyota sports desk,brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> super bowl xlix -- could russell wilson repeat or tom brady add to his legacy? one of those things had to happen. the patriots in striking range, brady lofts it up, golf by -- guess who -- jeremy lane. was that ball inflated properly or not, kimberly? after that, tommy terrific looked great. second quarter, tommy terrific again. over the middle, 11 yard touchdown. and the touchdown dance. 7-0 pats. 36 seconds left in the quarter another touchdown, 14-7 pats. 6 seconds to go, seattle gambles on running one more play and it pays off. wilson throws the quick strike, chris matthews. third quarter, 17-14 seahawks after brady's second. baldwin, wide open, touchdown. 24-14 seahawks. fourth quarter, the pats drive down the field. five yard score. 24-21 seahawks. that is brady's 12 super bowl touchdown pass, passing joe montana. now 28-24 patriots. the next seahawks drive, wilson throws one up for grabs. check this out, it is tipped and caught my

. >> reporter: we were promised exorcisms but the unexpected guests have changed the program.s shut down. closed for the night. >> yeah, but that's not fair. that's not fair. >> reporter: after the rationalists leave, the temple staff invited us back the next night. >> you can come here tomorrow and witness miracles. >> reporter: we try once more. arrival after sunset. this time we're the only outsiders. the men and women separate. the chanting begins. fire passed. women ready to submit. this woman feels the pull. but pressed the insider does not respond. suddenly something appears to take hold of krishna again and she lunges forward towards the altar. her ghost apparently still there. the night we were at the temple we were told were cain. freelance journalists provided us with this video taken week after we visited. one after the other women approach the altar. they are belittled, shouted at, and more, even beaten. >> people who watch see that it is a cult, like beating another woman. the problem is that is a woman who is beaten up. >> and worse. >> it's public humiliation.

winning best picture this year "birdman" or the unexpected virtue of ignorance starring michael keaton actress julianne moore for her role in "still alice." >> best actor eddie redmayne starring in the theory of everything. >> patricia arquette "boyhood." >> evening's first oscar best supporting actor went to j.k. simmons in "whiplash." >> the best director went to alejandro gonzÁlez iÑÁrritu for "birdman." >> and n.p.h. >> neil patrick harris if you are cool like her and have a relationship like that she can call him n.p.h. hosting the oscars for think first time. we saw him do his opening number. entertained on all fronts. >> it was a spicy sense of humor that got our attention. ♪ >> welcome to the 87th oscars. tonight, we honor hollywood's best and whitest -- sorry, brightest. >> hi, what's your name? >> steve. >> nice. first time here? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> have you -- who's the most famous person you are looking forward to meeting tonight? >> ed norton. he's right over there. >> nice seat. ♪ he won an oscar ♪ >> i'd like to thank the academy. i like to write this down so i don't

we have a live recap of tonight's oscars and the unexpected shout out taking the world by storm. >>> suffer from migraines? you will want to hear this. a man figured on out how he fought off >>> a soggy start to tonight's oscars. crews put towels on poles to get the water off of it. but the show must go on. the academy awards wrapped up just a short time ago. "bird man." [ applause ] >> reporter: "birdman" best picture and best director. >> maybe next year the government will inflict some immigration rules to the academy, two mexicans in a row, that is suspicious, i guess. [ laughter ] >> reporter: first time host, neil patrick harris kicked off the annual academy awards with a little song and dance. [music] and went straight to the funny. >> tonight we honor hollywoods best and whitest, sorry, brightest. >> reporter: 5 time nominee julian moore took home her first oscar in as atis in "still alice". >> i like stories about people, i like stories about real people and real relationships and families. that is what i respond to. >> reporter: the performance as steven hawkings in "the th

analysts wanted to see 17 cents, but big news was also the unexpected resignation of the chief executivefficer nina richardson. you talk to analysts who cover this company. certainly well regarded. you'll hear them describe her as a supply chain wizard. on the call nina richardson saying she's simply leaving to pursue other opportunities, the women thanking him for their service along with tony bates and jack lazar, the cfo, they would be taking up the reins of that position, at least for now. not just about selling cameras. want to hear about talking about gopro nationally. here's what the ceo nick wood had to say about that. >> in mid-january we talk our first steps into china with the country's two largest web retailers t-mal as well as jd as well as select offline retailers. we're happen wet initial sales results in both online and offline channels and see positive indication that gopro has the opportunity to succeed in china, one of the world's largest consumer markets. >> so what they are talking about is gopro trying to expand its right and clearly investors focused on the guidanc

later on, this is her album, it's called "the unexpected." liz warfield from the at&t stage.l be joined by 98 yes, ma'ammy watts, ryan phillippe, mike tyson, music from joy wave, drew holcombe and the neighbors, and carly rae jepsen. our next guest won an academy award for test original song. he doesn't just make movie music. march 13th see him alongside liam neeson in the movie "run all night." please welcome common! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> really. >> jimmy: it looks just like you. i mean, it's unbelievable. >> two gold bald men, that's right. >> jimmy: is the oscar heavier than you thought it was going to be? >> very much. >> jimmy: it is heavy. >> jay z told me, don't put it down, carry it with me. >> jimmy: sorry, i'll give it back to you, then. >> thank you, sir. >> jimmy: you've got to listen to jay-z. did he call you after you got it? >> no, i saw him out at some of the parties, of course. >> jimmy: i see. >> he just was really proud. he said something to me that really touched me. because he was like -- he felt that i represented all of us people fro

scuba divers find the unexpected. an incredible 1,000-year-old sunken treasure. . >>> the state of new york says ups broke the law when it shipped untaxed cigarettes. and is suing the packaging country for $180 million. they you claim the county shipped from indian reservations to addresses in the state. the company denies the charges >>> the last thing most people in new england want to hear is more winter weather is on the way. meteorologist nicole mitchell is here. it's the last thing i want to hear. >> the east of the country want to throw up the flag. it's not just new england. you see the snow moving into new england. it picks up more moisture that it has, 6-10 inches. watch this. this is the next system and as we get into the day tomorrow it could be an ice storm for parts of the south. into saturday it moves up the coastline again. for the two systems, the north-east will have two systems, and widespread advisories starting to go up. including the temperature advisories. we had the cold front sync southwards. p

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. >> reporter: the family stealing themselves for the unexpected trek into muir woods. would you have come if you had known it was going to be like this? >> no. >> reporter: the issues here are well documented. millions visit this small pocket of paradise every year. the parking lot paved long ago. what's next? >> parking structure? >> reporter: latecomers must navigate more than two miles of a narrow road clogged with people and cars. it's become a growing obstruction to muir beach residents. they're pretty much locked in here on weekends. the normal 12-minute drive takes an hour each way. no going out for milk? >> no going out for anything. >> reporter: how do we balance this? >> i think there's been no effort to pull intelligent thought to it is my concern. >> reporter: they worry about emergency access. >> if there were a fire, we'd be cooked. >> reporter: they want the national park service to exercise more control than posting rangers as traffic cops. no one from that office responded on this national holiday. in past interviews they've acknowledged the problem and

you know, you can count on the grammies to deliver the unexpected, bring a ton of a- list power.'s start with ma donna she arrived in a sexy get up dress. she is, of course, known for her love of shocking audiences and she did so tonight. now, next up, bay area legend johnny mavits stopped by to talk to me. he is a veteran of the grammys, born and raised in san francisco. i asked him what is his favorite thing about the city by the bay? >> i think the weather, it is surprising, but, it is wonderful. it was exciting, the weather. and of course the scenery. one of the most beautiful cities in in the world. >> reporter: and i will have much, much more on johnny after the grammy show and the choice had he made 60 years ago that forever changed his life. ken, liz? >> all right, look forward to that. >> yes, what can you tell us? the -- what is the buzz on the red carpet? >> reporter: the grammys are known are for these one of a kind performances, never before seen collaborations that is what all of the celebrities and the musical super stars are talking about. one of the most anticipa

i know it's been a difficult time for people in the lgbt because of the unexpected passing of cookie dough. edward bell passed at the young age of 51 years old from complications from meningitis. he was on tour with "the golden girls live." when he went to mexico, cookie dough became suddenly ill. an outpouring of donations allowed cookie dough to be flown back to san francisco. i want to acknowledge and think about his partner of 14 years, michael chu. although he passed away soon after, his community efforts showed how important a contribution he has made to san francisco. a native san franciscan, eddie graduated from balboa high school and worked for many years as a nurse's aide at san francisco general hospital, but performance was always close to eddie's heart. and starting as a light technician at josie's cabaret, he introduced his alter ego cookie dough and for 15 years has been one of the san francisco's icons. he was the grand duches of san francisco, named best drag queen by the san francisco bay guardian. eddie starred in a number of short films with his partner, which were

i know it's been a difficult time for people in the lgbt because of the unexpected passing of cookie dough. edward bell passed at the young age of 51 years old from complications from meningitis. he was on tour with "the golden girls live." when he went to mexico, cookie dough became suddenly ill. an outpouring of donations allowed cookie dough to be flown back to san francisco. i want to acknowledge and think about his partner of 14 years, michael chu. although he passed away soon after, his community efforts showed how important a contribution he has made to san francisco. a native san franciscan, eddie graduated from balboa high

are we looking at the unexpected here with isis? >> we know the risks and we have a game plan to degrade and destroy. we should provide specific authority to deal with that risk that the president asked for. i think it is a stretch to use a 2001 and 2002 authorization that was for a different circumstance to say that we are authorizing use of force. we should have a use of force resolution passed by congress that speaks to the current threat. that's what i hope we will do. i think we also need to review that as time goes on so we are not faced a decade from now with an authorization that was passed now that's used by a future administration to justify american troop presence somewhere else in the world. >> you are making the argument and many others while a particular party may have trust in the current president in office the authorization to use military force, the argument may change depending who is in the white house next. >> i think president obama has made a strong case for the u.s. involvement to degrade and destroy isis i t

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. >> raiders fans are stunned by the unexpected announcement the silver and black may move to southern california, again. laura, raider nation is tense tonight. >> there is no panic among oakland officials they see this as another attempt for the team to gain leverage here. >> we've made progress inputting together a deal. >> oakland mayor maintains she will not support any coliseum deals for the raiders but with the team to another shopping trip shaft is being more specific. >> i will not use city of oakland money to build stadiums. there is public money available for improvements that could support a new development. >> officials don't seem worried about the raiders latest news this time it's carson in los angeles county that caught the eye of the team owner. the al you're of the stadium with the traditional nemesis the chargers. >> according to the coliseum authority new executive director who says there is more than one definition of public money. >> there are things like game day. services, land. and ways in which you can aid the deal without putting funds into the deal. >> you ha

. >> raiders fans are stunned by the unexpected announcement the silver and black may move to southern california, again. laura, raider nation is tense tonight. >> there is no panic among oakland officials they see this as another attempt for the team to gain leverage here. >> we've made progress inputting together a deal. >> oakland mayor maintains she will not support any coliseum deals for the raiders but with the team to another shopping trip shaft is being more specific. >> i will not use city of oakland money to build stadiums. there is public money available for improvements that could support a new development. >> officials don't seem worried about the raiders latest news this time it's carson in los angeles county that caught the eye of the team owner. the al you're of the stadium with the traditional nemesis the chargers. >> according to the coliseum authority new executive director who says there is more than one definition of public money. >> there are things like game day. services, land. and ways in which you can aid the deal without putting funds into the deal. >> you ha

>>mark: taking a look at this in on is tommy san the santa barbara and the unexpected has the drive ona kayaking trip the sea lions up and jumped on to the titanic of the family was able to touch the sea lion pub road with the family all the way to shore until he finally left. >>reporter: he was happy chilly with them. we want to know how do you do that and by that we mean anything how to juggle to change a diaper make great lasagna we want to know how you do that there was will you need to do make a video up loaded and let us know by going to kron 4 dot com want to see it and maybe sharon so you can have fun get creative the time for that, and make for more details tear for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster

so, number two -- expect the unexpected. there's got to be some magical moments. >> yeah. nch of magic stuff planned. >> reporter: number three -- get those names right. >> the one and only adele dazeem. >> reporter: benedict cumberbatch. >> you said it wrong. there's a "t" at the end of his first name. >> reporter: please. >> benedict cumberbatch. >> reporter: one last piece of advice from former host hugh jackman, who sent us this video message to his friend. >> reporter: from steve martin, first 45 minutes are the best audience you'll ever have in your life, and from 45 minutes on the room is filling up with losers. so just hurry up and get to the end. that's all i have for you, man. have a great great night. you'll be awesome. >> h this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a high-school spanish teacher from louisville, kentucky... a stay-at-home mom from arnold, missouri... and our returning champion a library associate from washington, d.c...

so, number two -- expect the unexpected. there's got to be some magical moments. >> yeah. nch of magic stuff planned. >> reporter: number three -- get those names right. >> the one and only adele dazeem. >> reporter: benedict cumberbatch. >> you said it wrong. there's a "t" at the end of his first name. >> reporter: please. >> benedict cumberbatch. >> reporter: one last piece of advice from former host hugh jackman, who sent us this video message to his friend. >> reporter: from steve martin, first 45 minutes are the best audience you'll ever have in your life, and from 45 minutes on the room is filling up with losers. so just hurry up and get to the end. that's all i have for you, man. have a great great night. you'll be awesome. >> h [ laughter ] [ grunts ] wheel... of... fortune! [ applause ] and now, from the hilton waikoloa village on the islsland of hawaii, here are the stars of america's game, pat sajak and vanna white. here we go. hi, everybody. aloha!

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. >> expect the unexpected. >> another driving test courtesy of the storm. >> according to aaa, wet pavement contributes to 1.2 million car crashes every year in the u.s. reporting live on highway 17 nbc bay area news. >> all right, thanks very much. the wind rain and east coast storms are causing a lot of problems. the airport is reporting 116 cancellations today. could be some tomorrow. as always the airlines say to call your carrier before going to the airport. a little bit later in this newscast. coverage continues on today in the bay. that all starts at 4:30. >> new at 11:00, an intense couple of hours in a high end gated community in the east bay. after several hours the man was arrested. >> and a gruesome story that has captured national headlines. a december body found in a suitcase in san francisco. a man arrested and then released in connection with the investigation is dead. the cause of his death, once again, not released by the district attorney said he was released on bail tuesday saying there is not enough evidence to charge him in the case. the body discovered in the suitcase

the unexpected shift that could change your menu pick. >>> 4:43. new from overnight, the united states and britain have closed their embassies. britain has withdrawn its diplomatic staff as both countries blame the political crisis in yemen following rebel takeover in much of the country. >>> president obama could ask congress to formally authorize military reports against isis in iraq and syria and could do it as early as today. bob menendez says this request stipulates enduring combat operations against the terror group. me then desknen operations against the terror group. me then desknendez says the proposed legislation will expire in a year. >>> and this comes a day after the president vowed to bring to justice a terrorist responsible for an american hostage's death. the family of kayla mueller confirmed she died while being held by isis. u.s. officials don't know how she died but they are certain it was not in a jordanian air strike as claimed by isis. >>> today the u.s. pipeline bill will be voted on by the house. the senate approved it last w

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. >> we'll hear from a mother about this unbelievable experience, and the unexpected delivery. that's ahead. cbs-3 mobile weather lab >>> 4:23, and getting traffic and weather together. what you see depends on where you live? >> yes basically so dependant son the thermometer to what you end up find willing as the winds start to shift we start to see milder air mass coming in. not necessarily shorts and t-shirts weather out there but mild enough it turns to snow over to mainly rain for a lofter us as the day progresses, so we'll take you out there show you what's going on first washings look at nice wide zoom on storm scan3, than is pretty storm. just in terms of its expansive necessary, basically extends all the way from new england straight back into the deep south of texas here. soap it has got plenty of moisture it is drawing from, we new from the get-go this would be moisture-rich storm. that's definitely what we're finding here. at the local level see how things have been shift g over if it was snow a loft have you zoo since seen it turn over to rain. even though it may be

. >> ahead here on cnn newsroom how they chose a winner and the unexpected i should say gift that they in return. you're serious about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week fine lines appear to fade. one month deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. >> these ten will have all of them. >> the idea behind the contest belongs to this couple. they won a trip to hawaii in december from a local car dealership but decided to pay it forward. >> of course i want to go to hawaii but this is so much bigger and so much more. my wife and i talked about it and we feel that the secret to happiness is to do unto others as you would have them do to you. >> cody narrowed it down to these ten people. the winner medina who survived cancer herself and losing her own mother to cancer she has been working tirelessly to help her community. >> she is somebody who always has a hand to hold or a soul to inspire. >> after the most loving person was named, the give aways didn't stop there. there were more trips to be won whi

. >> reporter: when asked to see spot run he was most inspired with how he handles the unexpected. >>stairs and missions a spot that's a great test because you want to build a system where if things don't go right it still works. >> reporter: they're being used for search and rescue a trick he could learn soon because they can go where wheels can't. >> where they can go too dangerous for people to go. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> that's your news this morning. >>> stay with us folks. "good morning america" coming your way. have a good wednesday. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. here's what's happening on this wednesday february 11th. months after winning national acclaim a little league team out of chicago is being investigated and a decision in this matter could come as early as today. >> a south jersey man is behind bars accused of scamming people out of monthly mortgage payments. >> people across the untree are hoping they're really

how much can the team expect to profit from the unexpected win. rich edson break that down. ect a considerable increase in value, they can charge more for tickets, merchandise, advertising, this is their fourth super bowl, they have been the six over the last decade and a half. usually among the league's best team, that his success because they are highly valued and may not see much of a percentage increase is a less successful teamwork. >> when you see some of the teams that have won many championships like the new york giants and the pittsburgh steelers, it's hard to move the needle and they are high up especially the last one of the 50 nurse. and increases in team value were the largest since 1999. the patriots, for example, are worth more than $2 million in the seahawks are winners of last year's super bowl. are worth more than $1.3 billion. >> they just keep going up in value. liz: who were talking including about the super bowl the most two according to facebook it is women between the ages of 25 to 34 years old and the most active on the social media site. not exactly

. >> get ready for the unexpected and unbelievable captured by the law's unblinking eye. "caught on camera: dash cam diaries." >>> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. there are no retakes, special effects or quick edits with police dashboard cameras, still the footage can be more compelling than any action movie. and it couldn't have gotten any more dramatic for the officers in our first video who have a violent confrontation in broad daylight. a peaceful town in ohio is turned upside down when two brothers, admitted white supremacists with criminal records, roll into town with guns blazing. february 15th, 1997, wilmington, ohio. state police trooper john harker is on highway patrol. with 11 years on the force's drug interdiction unit, harker has been involved in some of the riskiest and most high-profile arrests in the state. >> we worked in southwestern ohio with the intention of apprehending folks engaged in criminal activities, felony activities, drugs, stolen property, that type of enforcement. >> trooper harker's day starts like any other, with a tra

expect the unexpected. two, take it outside. never start anything in the bar unless it is absolutely necessary. and three, be nice. >> and he explains that even when people call you nasty names , you have to be nice. >> if somebody gets in your face and calls you a [bleep] i want you to be nice. ask him to walk but be nice. if he won't walk walk him but be nice. if you can't walk him one of the others will help you and you will both be nice. i want you to remember that it is a job. it is nothing personal. >> i want to uh poll -- apologize anybody at home who was hearing the word walk five or six times. it can cause a lot of confusion especially at 3:00 in the morning. you go walk a dog and unless of course you are kevin specey. the reaction was positive with one saying it is ridiculous the stuff we are showing them. the nypd showed another movie to teach officers how to deal with known criminals. >> let's get that turkey. >> what a waste. there was nothing in the blow up doll that was worth killing. good idea? classic movie being

the snow is slushy but then underneath the unexpected ice and making the road condition a certain. and there will be a rolling rally to woman back the super bowl patrithe on thes. they are going to work quickly to get it pushed away to the snow farm. that is a big vacant lot where they pile up the she in massive piles, jenna. >> oh molly sorry about that we had someone else talking in our here and it was not you. because of the super bowl win is that helping spirits on the streets in massachusetts and giving people pep. >> you would think that snow is one of the biggest stories of the day. but everyone is thinking about the patriots and the big win and the crazy game from last night. a lot of happy people celebrating with the kids, a lot of the kids are out of school. >> an extra cherry on top. nbon more day to hang out and party. except for you, molly who is working hard. >> thank you. >> snow days or something else. and meteorologist janice dean live from the fox weather center with the latest on the storm track. and we are looking at the storm system. yesterday, top five. it mad

across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. per specs it's served on a crusty lunch bread. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. pthe stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 85 kilometerses south of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the saintly people. jajouka is also home to one of morocco's better-known musicians, bashir attar. jazz and rock and roll musicians have traveled all over the world to jajouka to meet this the guy. he's part of a lineage of master musicians, all from this small mountain village. ♪ >> famously dubbed as a

the unexpected blush of pride?> don't feel anything like a blush. >> when you hear about israel throwing its military weight. >> i am critical of israel. many jews are. >> when you hear about israel being wiped into the mediterranean, do you feel outraged? do you like hearing that? >> i asked if you like hearing it. do you like hearing about israel getting wiped into the ocean? >> sometimes, yes. >> we are supposed to be celebrating. >> i'm saying it is wrong and it comes from somewhere. that somewhere is islam. >> it does not come from islam it comes from you. islam has no monopoly on fundamentalism. you don't like organized religion, fine. you have an antipathy to the one you were born into, fine. you feel more strongly about it than most of us, fine. i am not interested in your absurd and frankly more than a little terrifying generalizations. >> stop it. >> ok. [laughter] >> tell me what i just saw. >> isaac, who is a curator at the whitney and a proponent of upper west side liberal democratic egalitarian values

. >>> raiders fans are stunned by the unexpected announcement that the silver and black may move to southernd other officials are playing it cool at least publicly, raider nation is a little tense. here's reporter laura anthony with the story. >> we've made significant progress over the last month in putting together a privately-financeed deal. >> oakland mayor said she'll not support the public money for a new coliseum deal with the raiders. but the team on yet another shopping trip to another city, she's being more specific. >> i said i will not use city of oakland money to build stadiums. there is public available for infrastructure that could support a new stadium and development and i alleges said i support that. >> oakland officials don't seem worried about the latest foray. >> welcome, raiders welcome chargeers! >> this time it's not san antonio but carson that has caught the eye of team owner mark davis. the lure, $1.7 billion stadium with oakland's traditional nemesis, the san diego chargers. >> if i were fans, i don't think i would be overly concerned. >> that's a big "if" accordin