you know, it seems like every decades has their summer tour, annual tour.e 60s, 70s, 80s and 90, but the 90s hasn't happened yet. you talked about value earlier. that's what this tour is about. the first song you're going to hear is sex and candy by marci playground, one of the biggest songs of the 90s. that was the idea, let's put something together affordable for families. >> five bands, 4 hours, 4 bands. bands about $40 a -- about $40 a ticket. >> you could blow it on dinner. >> you could blow it on something else too. >> when you guys are on tour everybody has record commitments or you want to keep recording. marty stewart the country classic told me he wrote his best music on tour because it killed time in between shows. when you're on tour do you put your time to use like that? >> i try to. i mean, with the technology that's available now i've got this moi crow phone that -- micro phone that will record different things. it goes right into my computer. i can do it in the back of the bus. this is going to be a tour where a lot of bands got one foot in

parking or stopping in restricted tour bus stands and for tour buses that exceed posted time limits in such stands; 3) amending section 7.2.80 to exclude tour bus stands from otherwise applicable parking restrictions imposed in specified use districts on vehicles required to register with the california public utilities commission; and 4) making environmental findings. item 19. ordinance amending san francisco police code sections 46, 2901, 2916, and 2922, and adding section 2913, to: 1) clarify that the definition of "sound truck" in section 46 does not include unenclosed tour buses; 2) clarify that the noise restrictions imposed by article 29 do not apply to the city and county of san francisco; 3) prohibit the use of amplified sound systems on unenclosed tour buses unless such systems have been certified by the san francisco department of public health as not being audible from a distance of 50 or more feet from the vehicle or contain volume limiting electronics to meet that requirement; 4) adding a reporting requirement for the department of public health; 5) adding fees for the

he toured nationally every year.s admired by presidents from john quincy adams to andrew jackson, and he raised his two sons, edwin and john wilkes, to believe that fame was a marvelous prize. mind or genius, he told these boys. happily belongs to no age, climb, sex or condition. instances, he said, can be quoted when even from the most despised classes, genius develops itself and towers above all the circle of the human race. powerful words to tell adolescent boys, and despised classes were the key words. for junius had an important reason to leave england and come to america. the threat of scandal. he had come here not with his wife, who he left in london, but with his pregnant mistress, and over the next two decades, the couple had ten children, all of them illegitimate, including edwin and john wilkes. and it was when the boys were in their early teenage years that junius' wife came to baltimore from london to hunt her husband's second family down. she pursued edwin, john wilkes and their mother up through the st

i am now creating a touring organ which will actually be two touring organs.ill be in the u.s. and one will live in europe. the instrument that i want is an organ which will answer my every need and which will give me something for every genre of music that i want, that will hybridize all of the organs that i love, but which will be totally free of all of the room fulls of wooden metal junk which will really give me this ecstatic sort of free organ. but it will also be designed with a lot of other sort of values in next, the valve tree att theatricality and the visualization. then the entire organ is packed up and can be put on to a stage and its massive infrastructure of loud speakers of course can be deployed anywhere -- can be outdoors, can be in schools and in festivals and concert halls or in prisons. and this gives me the ability then to take it absolutely everywhere that i can go and that a person can play a violin. that's where the organ will have a vibrant future that will allow it to really speak with a voice to people that have never thought to list

bob hope is not going to change being bob hope. >> are you going to keep touring like this? >> i don't know, we'll have to call an astrologer to find out. >> we never have time to do all the songs. you find more recent songs like cocomo. >> reporter: by the late 60s their beautiful harmonies fell out of style and for a long time only tragedy kept the band in the spotlight. >> those have individuals that have fallen on hard times because of drug use or something. that happens. but the critical mass of the beach boys has always, every year performed to a million or more people and stood primarily for positivity and good things. but you know, a couple of my cousins have ventured a little too far into drugs and one of them didn't come back at all. >> reporter: drugs took a heavy toll on the beach boys, both dennis and brian welt had suffered drug abuse. for his bryan it wasn't the partying, it was the pressure. >> the record company expected him to write it, sing it and perform it. you can't do that. >> ♪ >> reporter: in the late 1960s, bryan had a mental break down, stopped tou

how was this tour, what did you learn on this tour that was very different or different from what youi was in 2008 it was like being babysat. i literally had handlers. with michael and our companions, say yes and to everything that wasn't illegal and to some things that were -- >> read the book. >> i loved the social experiment aspect of it. this book is obviously campy and over the top, but i write books and do things for the people that hate politics, young people that feel disenchanted by the process and disillusioned and feel it's this elitist thing they can't relate to so working with a comedian had obvious appeal. >> governor, you are on a book tour of your own. i wonder, especially folks in the political sphere, when you go out and leave the bubble, leave the media bubble and are out there, you were going to scranton and all over the country, i wouldn't say proselytizing but talking to folks and interacting, what do you come away from those experiences having learned? >> well, you do learn things talking to people that aren't reflected in polls. i don't care how in depth the po

it's called a curator's tour. and we give them the whole orientation, what we do with artifacts behind closed doors. so it's a unique opportunity to get an up close look. and they can ask questions. they can even at times touch 400-year-old artifacts. you know, things that john smith may have used. so i think it's a pretty enriching experience for visitors. we only bring ten people through at a time, keep the group really small, so that it's a better experience for everybody. the park itself, once you come through the gate, you can wander the entire grounds. you can see the archaeology going on. we have a museum on site. it's called the archierium. and it is full of about 1,000 artifacts all the from the ex a excavatio excavations. everything you see in there is from excavations we've been doing since 1984. it's a unique place. there aren't that many archaeological museums in existence. that's free as well. you can sign up for a special tour if you like with our director, dr. william kelso, and that's called the i

don't miss the tour de france tomorrow on the nbc sports network. later, the countdown to the london olympic games continues on nbc as leyva and orozco compete at the u.s. olympics gymnastics trials at 4:00 eastern on nbc sports. coming up next, except on the west coast, it's your local west coast, it's your local news. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com jordyn wieber is number one in america and reconfirmed was the status right behind her for gabby douglas. good night from san jose. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> 55, everyone. to searing heat to a stormy night, mother nature is giving a one-two punch. >> the changing weather system is our big story. we begin with a check on the current outlook. >> those hot conditions really fueling tonight's storm. within the past few minutes, a gust of 70 miles per hour at a rate in the national airport. 71 mile per hour gusts around leesburg and dulles airport. it is only going to be a few minutes as it goes through

but at the time it was in a small private tour company, and the tour guide at the time said that some of the settlers from jamestown, they were seeking people from eastern europe, specifically like poland, to come and work in glassworking or glassmaking and because of the forests in the area that would have allowed the settlers to build the fires they needed to work the sand to make it into glass. i'm of polish descent. and i've always wondered if that was true or not. is there anything to that from what the tour guide told me 30 years ago? >> yes, we mow from the historical documentation that both individuals from poland and from germany were brought to make glass and to make pitch and tar and soap ashes, which was a commodity very much in demand in england and expensive to produce because of the lack of forests. and we have found lots and lots of evidence of the glassmaking in the fort. it appears that before they built the glass house off the island they actually were working in the fort to make their trials of glass. so we have all these crucibles and cullette, which is used glass

with the same path as mitt romney's bus tour and calling it the romney economics tour, featuring massachusetts lawmakers that highlight what they call the failures of mitt romney's tenure there as governor. the group movon.org is also going to be chasing romney's bus. hopefully to provide a political circus on the scene. >> an interesting way to put it. >> and romney, you know, their team had people chanting outside of the president a's yesterday ohio and they're trying to get attention to distract everybody from the message. it is interesting they're sending these people out to create this circus-like atmosphere. do you think that is going to help? i mean, these distractions that get thrown out there? >> i'll tell you what it does. when local media covers these stories, they're always looking for another angle. so if you're the dnc or the state party and you go there and provide that other voice you'll get in that nightly clip. you'll have the 10, 15, 20 seconds. and that is invaluable. so yeah. it is incredibly smart to do this by the dnc. and to be honest if you're the campaign, the romney

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even obama's bus tour, he was energized by it. governor huckabee, you get to talk to real people in the communities that really are excited to see you as opposed to mean old press people that ask you tough questions. these are the people that really are talking about what's important. so it's a great opportunity for governor romney. >> i'm guessing that over a weekend we'll see him flipping pancakes somewhere. just a guess. but having said that, he has come across a couple times recently as not being just a regular guy. and i want to show you example of that. take a look. >> would you see that one of those chocolate -- goodies find this way into your lives? i'm going to do some testing on that one right there. >> people joked that he didn't seem to know what a doughnut was. that chocolatey thing, that chocolate treat, that -- doughnut. it's a doughnut. >> it's a rare thing. it's a specialty kind of doughnut. but, yeah, this -- and i will say this. bus tours are great opportunity for food. you get some of the best food out there. a

this time they will be a concert tour. tour.roup dishes on the awe of performing for acked arenas, tour-bus living and we find out wo will be pulling pranks on tteir fellow contesta. contestants. nat pop: (group sinning to philip philip) the press preview evvnt for the upcominn idol conccrt tour was phillip hillip's first public outinggsinceekidney surgerythaa he was welcomed and serenaded by his fellow tourmates. nat pop: (brrup singing to phillip phillips) phillips says: "i'mm feeling good,,feeling good. uh, recovering well, so, a lot beeter than expected."snd full::(group singing) the 45 city tourrwwll allow the sinners to sowcase their talents in front of arena sized crowds, capping off a whirlwind american idol &pexperience. sanchez saas: " i cant even believe i'm here right nnw. nothing has sunk in at all. i've just been buss, and running around. huan says: "its liie one of those roller coaaters here you goo high and you don't know when your gonna drop, but this has just been high up right now. " weird for me to have fans

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ashland is open for tours and interpret it is life of henry clay. we have a special guest who is with us tonight who she is the director of tour operations here. and before you take our viewers on a tour of the first, let's get a sense of place. ashland today is in what part of lexington? >> new circle road. mile and a half from downtown and mile and a half from new circle road. southeast edge of the town and part after beautiful edge of arlg only. how many acres does the house have today? how many did henry clay have at -- >> today we sit on about 17 acres here at ashland. we have the contract for the first 125 acres that henry clay purchased. at its height the farm was about 670 acres. and we -- should learn a little bit more about his family before we go in for the tour. he and his wife had how many children? did they all live here? >> they have 11 children. however, they did not all live here at the same time. there's a lot of tragedy in the family. all six of henry's daughters would die. only two made it into early adulthood. and one of the son

. >> jon: is that tour from law necessary? how would it even work? we sent john oliver to<íÑ floria to investigate. >> most rational people view florida's new tour from voter registration law as a common-sensed bulwark against fraud. but some crackpots like the league of women voters president diedre mcnabb fail to see how great it is. >> this tour from timeline i would describe it as an insurmountable barrier. our volunteers don't have time to run down to their supervisor of elections office every time we get voter registrations. >> but you can't be trusted with those forms for longer than 48 hours. >> i think our record of 72 years with no problems, blemish-free record shows that we are trustworthy. >> well, 72 years of not getting caught and for that i'll congratulate you. (laughter) >> thank you. >> and because of this law, third-party registration groups like the league have left florida and new voter registrations are down almost 20%. but the÷Ñg this is a necessary sacrifice to protect the santty of our electoral process. >> it's a balance. we

it remains to be seen how this bus tour is going to be. of course, i think they are hoping to grab big headlines in these states like new hampshire, ohio, pennsylvania. so it really does remain to be seen. i will say this, this is the most exposure that mitt romney has received continuously since he became the presumptive nominee. he is -- it will be interesting to see him getting questions from reporters and whether he can continue to stay on message, particularly after yesterday's news. >> before we get to the economy and what both have said with regard to things said in ohio yesterday. let's listen to what the president said. here's part of what that was. >> most of the ideas that would create jobs and grow our economy, republicans in congress have not lifted a finger. they would rather wait until after the election in november. just this past week, one of them said, why not wait for the reinforcements, that's a quote. you can bet plenty of his colleagues are thinking the same thing. >> with regard to the take away from the speeches, fe

over tour of 1812 with the baltimore symphony orchestra. what do people know quickly if they are coming this weekend in terms of getting here? >> if they can, mass transit is always good but from the washington area, parking at m & t bank stadium. lots a, b, c, g, h to visit the tall ships and see the show at fort mchenry. transportations are going to be really good. it's going to be crowded. >> very good. we are here on a ship used by the he can ecuadorian naval academy to train some of their cadets. joining me is the lieutenant commanding the ship -- close. almost there. and joining me is fernando sir amount thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> when is this ship? what ace a three-masted bark. ] speaking spanish ] >> we are blessed to be here in baltimore and it's also really nice tone joy things with people here in baltimore. >> reporter: why don't you tell me about the ship? >> she has three masts. the first is this one. the fore mast: the main mast. >> and this is an old ship? >> it is from 1927. >> okay. and what is

got the bus tour. does he kind of it easier time as the challenger, though, because, frankly, he doesn't have to solve anything? >> i think -- i don't think that he does, no. if you look at friday, for example, mitt romney felt like he was having a great week and then on friday the president makes an announcement on deportation. takes a news cycle. owns it. when you're the incumbent, whatever you say is the news and you have a big advantage in that sense. obama owns everything happening in greece, in london. here, as well. a huge advantage in terms of shaping the narrative when you're the president. >> did he miss an opportunity yesterday, perry, mitt romney, i'm talking about, asked about the economy. specifically if he would stick with the grover norquist pledge. >> i do feel that way. government is big and getting larger and there are those who think, well, the answer is just to take a little more from the american people. just give us a little more. and there are places that have gone that way. cal

we did the poverty tour last summer and they knew that it couldn't stop after the tour and we did a documentary for five nights on pbs and we knew it couldn't stop there. we did remaking american renewal couldn't stop there. we came here to talk about women and children in poverty and we knew it couldn't stop there. and we are committed as we have been in raising our voices on this particular issue. but there is no time like the present to get serious about this. i say to people all the time that poverty robs the spirit. poverty robs the spirit of its vision. and where there is no hope for the future, there is no power in the present. when you have half of your citizenry running around, trying desperately to hold onto their dignity, when half of your populace is trying desperately to hold onto their humanity, you see where this ends up. there is a reason why egypt exploded and there is a reason why tunisia exploded and the reason why human exploded and we just don't want to come to terms or wrestle with again how new age we are. we have to make poverty a priority in this country. it is an honor

she's the director of tour operations here. avery, before you take our viewers on a tour of the first part, let's get a little bit of sense of place. ashland today is in what part of lexington? >> we are within the ring called new circle road. we're about a mile and a half from downtown and about a mile and a half from new circle road. we're on the southeast edge of town in a beautiful residential area of lexington. >> and how many acres does the house have today, and how many did henry clay have at his zenith? >> today we sit on about 17 acres. we have the contract for the first 125 acres that henry clay purcha purchased. at its height, it was about 678 acres. >> we should learn more about his family before we go on tour. he and his wife had how many children, and did they all live here? >> they had 11 children. however, they did not all live here at the same time. there was a lot of tragedy in the family. all six of henry's daughters would die. only two made it into early adulthood. one of the sons died as well during henry's

a couple of examples of the -- there's a passionate street artist in the mission will had offered tours to friends and family and people in the community. he had become an expert. he discovered our platform and is not able -- not only able to monetize and make money to do what he loves that he had already been doing the sharing the expertise and knowledge will be on his own network of family and friends. we have tourists coming from japan and france, and instead of just seeing pier 39, they are also venturing into the mission, spending money at the local readers shop and gaining knowledge about something they have now become passionate about. one other example is a homeless man who lives in the tenderloin at a shelter. him volunteering in the tenderloin. realized that there was a huge opportunity for people to educate themselves about homelessness in san francisco because it is something that the city, for better or worse, is known for. instead of ignoring that segment of town -- because you do not typically think of it as a tourist destination -- we wanted to see what were the strength

with lots of rapiers. >> we were fortunate to have a tour with you and a tour group as you led our cameras through the settlement there, bill kelso and bly straube, and we got to go into the lab there. how often do you both personally get to take students or groups through the site? >> it seems continually. every day that's some kind of a tour that crops up if i'm out here. but we also have a scheduled tour the first and third tuesday of every month through november, which is called "in the trenches." this is by -- make an appointment and there's a fee and i personally take people around the site on those days. and we have another tour for the collections. don't we? >> we have new philadelphia, ohio, is next and jason, you're on the air. >> caller: [ inaudible ] >> jason, speak up. i can't hear your question. go ahead. >> caller: what happened to the [ inaudible ] tribe? do they still exist? >> it was a question about what happened to the tribe. >> the pallatan? >> yes. >> right. there are groups called the united tribes of virginia. there are i believe eight. and they are descendants on r

during this tour the president had a chance to see some of the devastation up close.marked how it was amazing you had a number of homes that were wiped out. right next to them you have homes that are still standing. the president met with some of the firefighters who were there. he thanked them for their hard work and said because of what they had done, countless lives had been saved. this is a chance for the president to come here and tell the people of colorado that yes, you're dealing with a difficult situation, but the federal government will provide all the help that they need. the military will be sending c-130 aircraft here. >> many of these pictures coming from our reporters. just quickly to give our viewers, just stand by with me. check that. here is the president. take a listen. >> we had a chance to tour some of the area hit by this devastating fire. i think what you see here is an example of outstanding coordination and cooperation between federal, state and local agencies. we have been putting everything we have in trying to deal with one of worst fires w

all go on tour together?we do. we go out a lot -- now that i have two daughters in high school starting next year and then a 10-year-old daughter, so they got their own lives. >> reporter: they don't want to go on tour? >> i'm the most uncool guy they know, so they certainly don't want to be hanging out with me out on tour. but they happen to be here, but they come out some, and, you know, after 15 years of doing this, faith and i really had solid careers before we got married, so we sort of had an idea of what we were getting into, and after 15 years of doing this, and our management companies and people that work for us and the rules that we sort of lay down of how we want to live our lives, we just sort of find a way to do that. you know, we have our schedule -- we have our kids' schedule and then everything else sort of finds its way after that, and knock on wood, we're lucky enough to do that. i don't want to sound like it's just an easy decision for us. we're very fortunate to be able to do that. >> all

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there is a crowd gathering for the bus tour to kick off. what are they telling you about strategy this morning? >> well, they're giving us exactly what we can look forward to. the reporters were created in boston at romney headquarters with the words welcome to romney summer camp. we'll be traveling with mitt romney and many members of his family, his wife ann romney with him today as they go through these six different states. they made it very clear these are six states president obama won in 2008 in an effort to try to say they're the ones on the offensive, that president obama, his team are on the defensive this go around. i'll move out of the way to give you a sense of what we'll see about an hour from now. we're about an hour north of boston and new hampshire, this is stratham farm, one of those battleground states they refer to. several hundred people here. this is the exact same place where mitt romney launched his campaign exactly a year ago. in the course of our strategy session they said they'll hit these 14 different towns that

and it's bringing the future forward. >>> we the lenld dare rock band tours, rumors follow.o take a break, the rumor mill goes into overdrive. so we went straight to the source to get the skinny on the tour postponement, david lee roth and the band's future plans. and we also got a bonus, an inside look at the special bond this upcoming father's day between father and son. when van halen recently postponed 31 tour dates without an explanation, there was fear that guitarist eddie van halen might be experiencing issues with his health. >> no cancer. whole dimpt question -- i'm kidding. >> we bit off a little more than we can chew. dad's perfectly fine. >> on june 27th, van halen will be taking a break from touring after 50 shows supporting their new album "a different kind of truth." they insist it has nothing to do with any tensions between themselves and off-again-on-again front man david lee roth. >> he's hilarious. watch him on stage. he makes us crack up all the time. >> in los angeles for a two-day layover, we caught up with eddie at his home studio. >> this is the infam

. >> also tonight, cycling legend seven time tour de france winner and a man who's battled cancer and won, lance armstrong, he's here to talk about his life after cycling. have you ever been in bad shape your whole life? >> yeah, i've been in bad shape. never as unfit as some people. just kidding. >> oh, yeah. i take that as a shot. plus only in america, an eternity with elvis for a price. bill maher tonight starts now. >>> good evening. piers morgan is off. i'm your guest host bill maher. tonight i'm talking to two guys who know no boundaries. first a take on family values. with the man behind one of the raunchiest comedies. family guy's seth mcfarlane. lance armstrong winning the tour de france seven times, beating cancer, but he's just getting started. how he's making a comeback as an ironman. that's coming up. we begin with a man who turned a foul mouth cartoon into a tv sensation. seth, i've never met you, have i? >> no. >> nothing up my sleeves. >> nothing at all. >> this is completely on the up and up. >> this is completely natural. there's nothing artificial about this at all.