playing that ukulele is not a musician is dr. martin.t happened, he was in the ward to play songs for teenagers receiving treatment. he quickly realized he had a little sophia shadow wherever he went. she was just loving music. it got to the point where it was like, you know what, i'll just play "her" own song. can you see how sweet it is because she loves it. >> con. so sweet. for that moment, you better believe she's forgetting about the treatment. she may be feeling sick. but it's nice to see she's super happy. >> the doctor seems to see the power of music. at the end, music more than a therapeutic tool because as a compliment to the soul, in of the individual. ♪ ♪ >>> a really beautiful day in portugal turned very quickly for this cyclist. he's on his way to meet his buddies who have organized a ride. watch what happens right about here when the cyclist approaches that bus. there is a man that runs out from in front of the bus as the bus is pulling away. >> what is this guy doing? >> no. what happened is this cyclist decided to ram s

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she's obsessed with her and plays ukulele and just a doll. she's fun. >> she's 11.to that. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. yes. we are. >> really clutching george right now. >> get a little sassy. my favorite thing she said. i said, when you get a chance i need you to clean your room and she said, yeah, i don't think i'm going to get a chance. and i was like, well, i'm not going to find a chance to feed you. >> really weird. >> don't worry, dad. i can pick out anything since i watch "chopped." >> she's a sweetheart. >> how long do you see "veep" going? >> ooh. as -- my mortgage would love for it to go for as long as it wants. i don't know. i don't know. i mean these writers work incredibly hard on these story lines. and so -- what i love about the show, especially this season is it's kind of showing the life of what happens to a president after and hopefully some of the things chichi goes through didn't happen but she only got into the presidency because of her ego and then that was taken away so now she's losing her minds and she's like, i need a library and trying to stay re

. >> the straw hats and ukuleles. >> they are so adorable.ed it. >> shredded it, killed it. >>> we are looking at moderately warm weather tomorrow and then hot over the weekend. a live look outside, it is 79 right now, dew points in the mid 60s, winds out of the south it 15. now. i widened the radar. a pretty good line of showers and storms. you look at that and you think oh, that's pretty impressive. we'll take you through the track with futurecast. they kind of fall apart when they roll across the mountains. we'll keep showers and storms tonight. bus stop temperatures are great with 60s and 70s. warm and nice friday and then the weekend will be hot with primarily afternoon and evening showers and storms. it will not be a wash out. we will try to keep the storms late sunday. i will be at middle burg for the point to point. 84 tomorrow. come see me tomorrow at la plata too. 84 and comfort tomorrow. a cold front kicks through and we'll be back in the low 70s tuesday. that's average for this time of year. tonight at 10:00, you probably s winche

, i'm half black and half samoan, and part of the culture, we're always singing songs and playing ukulele dancing. so song was always involved in my growing up. >> it was like traditional music. >> it was traditional polynesian music growing up when we would dance or sing that kind of thing. so hawaiian music, samoan music. at a very young age my dad was a professional wrestler, before wrestling he wrestled with vincent mann's dad. before the wrestling business really became global, certainly the wwe, we lived on the road like gypsies. my dad wrestled. i lived probably in 15 states by the time i was 10. so being on the road and driving everywhere, my dad would only listen to traditional country music. that was it. so hank williams sr., charlie pride, guys who really at a time in the '50s, '60s, '70s, country music was about three cords and the truth. so i grew up with that. >> anything that you learned in the producing of this, in terms of a particular time, or genre or song that stood out to you? >> i think, yes. so i heard this song before, but then to watch our series, and then watch h

which is as we stipulated to ukulele you don't write something else legislation separate and apart from that i'll split the file you can use that at a hearing that they can amend into and then you guys can have language and talk about it and do it on my 4 or 11. >> our preference is what director rahaim is saying not coming for a third discussion. >> commissioner moore. >> i'll prefer it comes back because we are here trying to understand it and ultimately really fully incorporating it into the decision maker to be cognizant of how we've spent a lot of time and let it be a learning experience and whatever time and proper language to the point. >> if you take action on the ordinance you have a 20 day notification requirement for the code. >> supervisor cowen's. >> so i suggested would not be that need you have a file this is board of supervisors jargon i'll duplicate that file the file you deliberated on february 23rd with the concerns of my colleagues, we move to the full board the same file which will be a duplicate file those amendments when they're out ready whenever to be amended if

(calming ukulele music) hawaiian culture is rich, and luck for us it's still thriving.cornerstones of traditional hawaiian life. (laid back music) for over thousands of years the hawaiian culture thrived by maximizing their natural resources.

which is as we stipulated to ukulele you don't write something else legislation separate and apart from that i'll split the file you can use that at a hearing that they can amend into and then you guys can have language and talk about it and do it on my 4 or 11. >> our preference is what director rahaim is saying not coming for a third discussion. >> commissioner moore. >> i'll prefer it comes back because we are here trying to understand it and ultimately really fully incorporating it into the decision maker to be cognizant of how we've spent a lot of time and let it be a learning experience and whatever time and proper language to the point. >> if you take action on the ordinance you have a 20 day notification requirement for the code. >> supervisor cowen's. >> so i suggested would not be that need you have a file this is board of supervisors jargon i'll duplicate that file the file you deliberated on february 23rd with the concerns of my colleagues, we move to the full board the same file which will be a duplicate file those amendments when they're out ready whenever to be amended if