he's also found his passion, which is united music. so i am very proud of him and happy to be a part of honoring him today. mr. george, come on up here. on behalf of the public defender's office, george is being presented a $500 check. >> i like to say thank you. number one for mernella woods. patty lee, marsy and to my mother. for the time i was in the youth authority, djj. you know, i learned a lot because when i got into the situation, when i went throughout the situation at the age of 16. i didn't think i was going to get out of that situation. my mother was always there for me, number one. i didn't see that before i got into the situation. for the youths that don't see it yet, your parents are for the most part always there for you. sometimes you don't see it. sometimes it takes something dramatic. i stay positive instead of being negative. the number one thing that i can say over all, because i'm not going to stand up here and preach. the can say that when you do something, be dedicated and if it's not beneficial. it's detrimenta

hey soul sister, by train, sold more than 5 million digital copies in the united states. ♪ [ music ]his song could win a grammy and that's not all. hey soul sister, how about hey sarah sister instead. ♪ [ music ] the band from san francisco has started an online wine club. >> the wine club was just another way, like twitter and facebook and all that to reach out to our fans. >> the driving force, guitarist and vocalist. >> i love a good chardonnay. one of my favorites is a northern california called cake bread. >> don't you drink a bottle of wine every night? >> there was an interview and asked scott what his favorite wine was and he said vodka. >> it's good. you should try it. >> leah wade of walnut creek is a member. >> i don't know much about wine, so i'm learning. it's fun to read about it and then taste it and share it with friends. >> each month for a fee, leah gets a bottle of red and white. all wines like this from napa are from california. if train gets a grammy -- >> i'll open a bottle of wine and celebrate. >> we are going to have our own wine come out next year. everythin

[music] the united states is a diverse nation and recovery month reflects this diversity. there were 1,000 events held throughout the nation, posted on the recovery month site. they all helped to promote the 2009 theme, join the voices for recovery: together we learn, together we heal. there were walks, fairs, concerts, picnics, art displays, educational events, sober motorcycle rides, baseball games, and many other types of events in which millions of americans participated to celebrate recovery. these events brought together individuals who are living healthy and productive lives in recovery, their families, treatment service providers, and entire communities, to raise awareness about the benefits of addiction treatment and the hope of recovery. i would like to say "thank you" to each and every one of you who contributed to making this year's recovery month celebration a success. your tireless efforts helped increase awareness that addiction is treatable and recovery is possible. by organizing, planning, or participating in an event, you also supported individuals in rec

on union street and was created in 1974 and is the fourth largest membership of music industry professionals in the united states. this week is grammy week. it culminates with the awards in l.a.. it includes and green day, her train, and neil young, and local producers. lastly, it is also the birthday of the lead singer of motley crue. that's it. that's my report on "this day and music. -- in music." it is probably more information than you will ever want to know. i have no corrective actions on permits at this point, which is a good thing. i will hand it over to give you some highlights. >> that was awesome. i love the fact that you mentioned leslie ann jones. i have the distinct pleasure of working with her on a number of projects. >> if you look at the report in your blinders, it is very short this week. you will notice that for administrative citations, it has once again been cited. they have been cited twice in two months. they have had it literally two months. this is not the best of behavior. i have talked to the director and we're both looking at the best possible route for this particular inciden

will make a donation from their sales to local schools including the mount diablo music education foundation and the united mount diablo@threatic foundation. dealerships including the acura of concord and toyota. the event ends on monday. >>> starting next month drivers in contra costa county have one fewer option in driving from pittsburgh to antioch because of the widening project on highway 4. century boulevard will be closed for two months in pittsburgh as crews widen the road on the freeway segment near somersville and love ridge road. drivers will be detoured onto california avenue and north park boulevard to the north leland to the south. mike will have all that information as it happens. >>> a ten-year push in oakland to make city services available to chinese and spanish speakers may finally be taking root. the city of oakland and several advocacy groups reached a $400,000 settlement this week. the lawsuit was prompted when a non-english speaking couple was robbed and there were no cantanese speak iing officers. >>> get ready for more wet and wild weather. another storm is headed to the bay area b

bloody and used to bad compensation for property seized by sea music during world war two by baltic s.s. units were still viewed as liberators in the country's official history they accuse the government and reader of turning a blind eye to the crimes of the nazis as your headlines up next the alona show this time they take an in-depth look at the ongoing deadlock at the wisconsin union protest stay with us. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. welcome the alona shell well get the real headlines with none of the interstates are coming live out of washington d.c. now it's night protesters continue to flood the capitol building and madison wisconsin and response to a bill put forth by governor scott walker that would take away public sector unions collective bargaining rights we're going to report going to get a report from on the ground and then the unrest and was calm.

then make a donation from this week's sales to local schools including the mount diablo music education and the unitedo athletic foundation. to see a full list of participating dealers, go to buyconcord.net. >>> the bay area is full of distinctive destinations but only a few make the national trust official list of the country's best places to visit. sonoma in the heart of wine country ranks high among the national trust. the seaport town of eureka also made the list, but they didn't come in first place. that goes to alexandria, virginia. home to george washington. other cities on the list also include colorado springs, colorado, chapel hill, north carolina, and san antonio, texas. >>> all right. prince's welcome to america tour is coming to the bay area. >> he just announced two dates at oakland's oracle arena. tickets go on sale tomorrow. it comes on the heels of six shows in new york. he's been tuning crowds with terrific shows lately. tickets start at $49.50 and go as high as $250. you have a chance t >>> 5:57. ince. we'l. we'll be right back. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that'

so one more quick look at some nice pictures versus wire music advice san siro and marcell hosting matches are united at this dog bella draw. stay with european football where says scott moscow became the first russian team to reach the last sixteen of the europa league and she's the night snatching a late one draw with box along right here in the russian capital skullbone the first leg one nil last week but found themselves out in the six to seven minute actors lots and was levelled matters over old love missed a penalty in the eightieth minute but sergei going to shave it was there to smash the ball home after a rebound so one wanted finished on the night meetings to get through to one on aggregate meanwhile chelsea have made a winning start in champions league last sixteen as they beat at sea copenhagen sunil. double sealed their win for the blues elsewhere on tuesday night real madrid missed their chance to win in france as they were held to a one one draw at the beyond but despite the result josie mo radio is optimistic for the outcome of the return leg everything is open. as it would seem. it w

of people would say and disagree that the music industry is a cultural asset of the musical production in the united states has not collapsed. there's a lot of interesting stuff going on. it's largely internet driven. they are showing no shortage of the avenues for browsing and advising and creating the useful cultures. is there reason to believe the book culture is different? or requires a different kind of infrastructure that is not obvious to me? >> i think that is a legitimate question and i frankly don't know enough about how the music industry works. to be able to answer that in detail. i think if you look generally at the various fields, if you look at theater and film and music, performance music, books and so on, you will see that the narrow selection available, you know, the worse the situation becomes. and, you know, as i said i lived in paris for half a year. we can see more movies from more countries on any given day than he could and new york the whole year long. they have a huge variety of movie houses and a huge variety of foreign films that will never make it ever no matter how good

music from this, their new album, it's called "dynamite steps." the twilight singers from the bud light stage. and you can see them live, their tour of the united mississippi. tomorrow night, owen wilson, kelly ripa and music from adele. sunday, our after the academy awards special. our latest top secret video, the content i cannot reveal. but it will be well worth your time and it involved humping. our first guest tonight is the a very funny man and he's here to prove it. you can see him every night on "parenthood", 10:00 thursday nights on nbc. please say hello to dax shepard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> so good. >> jimmy: you look good. you got a vest on. >> trying to bring the sweater vest back. >> jimmy: well, you -- >> they seem receptive. maybe it already back. >> jimmy: you look like a news boy from the '20s. >> thank you, thank you. well, you know, i recently came into a bunch of money. >> jimmy: yes, you did. >> think about retiring from "parenthood." >> jimmy: you came into the money at my house. >> guys, next super bowl, go over to kimmel's, because you are liable to win $300. i walked in and someone was like,

a member of my committee of arts and music, he has been named the investor peace for the united nations we understand why. in his words, when we enlarge our view of the world, we deepen our understanding of our lives. for sylvia mendez, a lifelong quest for equality began when she was 8 years old. outraged that their daughter had to attend a segregated school, sylvia's parents link arms with other latino families to fight injustice in a california federal court, a case that would pave the way for brown vs. board of education. the next year, when a classmate taunted her, saying that mexicans did not belong there, she went home in tears beging to leave the school. her mother would not have it. she told sylvia, "do not realize that that is why we went to court? you are just as good as he is." sylvia took those words to heart. ever since, she has made it her mission to spread the word message of tolerance and opportunity to children of all backgrounds and in all walks of life. growing up in communist east germany, angela merkel dream of freedom. when the wall finally crumbled, she became th

music and no longer support athletic at high schools. so it's up to the community to restore the programs. >> $300,000 we are behind from last year. >> pat is the head of the united athletic foundation. when she heard they were willing to chip in her foundation started spreading the word about this weekend's president's day sale. >> we are hoping a lot of cars got sold this weekend. >> reporter: it's unclear what percentager of the auto sales will go to the foundations trying to save music and sport but both are hopeful whatever it is will get them closer to their goals. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> two bay area families are mourning tonight after two teens were killed in a tragic rafting trip. it happened near walnut creek. matthew miller and gavin powell were found in the water yesterday. they went out on saturday and neither came back. >> it's just such a tragedy that we are all in shock. >> today autopsies found the cause of death was affixia due to drowning. >>> jacqueline is here, the storms are gone but the cold temperatures are hanging on. it's chilly tonight. >> yeah and it will get colder overnight. >> and then storms? >> it's not going stop and it gets

music. all of that stuff was really, really important. i think it's just what unites songwriter, and that's not exactly the way the song came about, but it's fun that it becomes and maintains a part of the popular culture, that "macarthur park" is part of our popular culture, that welsh tradition is becoming part of our popular culture with men aloud, and all the wonderful programs you find here on this station where we think that the american culture is important and that we think the music and the journalism and the traditions all belong here in this station, where you can trust what you see, so we ask you right now to make a call to support this station with your pledge right now. $60 pledge, we'll send you a cd; $75, we'll send you the dvd. make the call right now. well, it's great to have tim rhys-evans in the studio with us, music director of men aloud. this sound, it's so unique in this country, this men's choir sound, but over there, it's so natural over there. you even have a tv show called "last choir standing," one of the most popular shows in great britain

united to walk to the women's addiction recovery manor, where a celebration was held that featured recovery speakers, refreshments, children's activities, and a balloon launch in remembrance of those lost to addiction. music i'm just amazed at a group of young people between ages of 15 and 20, who have hit bottom, who, uh, they end up in jail, they end up on the streets, they have no family ties, and i've watched those kids go to treatment and put their lives back together. kids that, everybody else has given up on, but when the parents get involved get back involved, and the kids-they're miracles, they're miracles. i work on the other end of the street also and try to intervene on kids real early because if we can stop it, if we can intervene on their drug use and get 'em straight they won't end up like that. i think treatment does wonderful wonderful things. but i don't want my grandchildren to end up there. so that's why i work on both sides of the street. i feel like my place in recovery is to rid the world of the stigma of addiction. i am a medical doctor; i completed medical school and shortly thereafter was off to my first rehab. i was debilitated by drug addiction and i almost lost my life, my car

severe damage the united states although it is accepted almost all of the provisions of protocol one has taken exception to that. question is that so much different and there's a huge music to share apparently trying to hide from the marquesas game changer as events continue to unfold in egypt what kind of middle east is coming to me and give democracy is indeed on. wealthy british style a sign that it's not on the spot light on. the. markets why not candles find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. tune in to kaiser report on our. download the official antti application on the phone all i pod touch from the store. life on the go. video on demand. old costs and feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. this is not a theatrical set. this is a real correctional facility. is there any cultural life behind us. could transform a criminal into a citizen. and. really revolutionized the penitentiary system. prison if this. is eve. of a failed state this is not a prohibition. of. a fortunate. steverson you showed us a pretty train speaks and they have no idea about the ha

united states find out more later in the program. we reveal how george is clamp down on everything russian has now effect of what the two nations have shared for centuries music. and a book published in iran describing suicide bombing was found in an unlikely place in the u.s. it sparked a media frenzy with american channels going so far as to say that the publication was a warning of an upcoming attack from the islamic republic of peddling fear and vilifying iran as a common occurrence in the u.s. as guy next to counter reports. a book found in the arizona desert has put america's most watched cable news channel on the high alert fox news alert on new terror fears the book was reportedly published anywhere and contained information on suicide bombers that much was enough to trigger a sensational suggestions that iranians could be plotting something inside the u.s. they would not give us a picture of the book they would not be able to personalized in any way or you know what trackers may have found basically no facts behind the story but that didn't stop the channel from making a big scary deal of it story although they reported it point out at the end it cou

quarter much of it blamed on the long standing weakness in the music game area this move will fall as viacom's decision to sell its money-losing unitrock band videogames. that is surprising i thought it for here was popular. collector's item now. >> james: the tool of california will return this may. stage four will be on the 18th from livermore to san jose. it will begin sunday may 15th in tahoe wrapping a week later in california that's an out to be exact >> darya: darya the first round of at&t begins 8:00, they better move those dear. (laughter) one of the most challenging courses in the world is playing even tougher. it has been an hour rain for most of the last month. pebble beach and the other two courses in rrotation are in top condition. the fans are up to see the celebrities. that's what it's all about. >> if you're going to miss a mr. right, you don't want to hit the people right along left. (laughter) >> when and ripping up the score card that is the best part of my game. after shooting 96 on the front line. (laughter) >> darya: 96 + 96, what would that be? he is the two-time champ that is the one to watch tiger is not i

music coming from the square. we're just overlooking the biggest demonstrations we've seen so far. look, men, women, young and old, all united by one message. they're all saying they want president mubarak to step down. and hearing all kinds of chants from mubarak you must leave to mubarak, you are a coward and collaborating with americans, and finally, mubarak, you leave, we're not going to leave, alluding to the fact they'll stay in the square for however it takes until their demands are met. we're expecting this protest to get bigger, people are still pouring into the square and this protest so far has been a peaceful one. >> thank you very much, stay safe there. >>> we saw the tens of thousands of people streaming there and the biggest protests we've seen since the demonstrations began a year ago. christiane amanpour, we're starting to see concession by president mubarak, army standing by, as the protesters allowed to continue. the big question is, is this enough for mubarak to save his position? >> reporter: that is the big question, everybody is waiting to see whether that will be the case. these huge protests are send

his music has bound us together and capture our imagination and the united states probably honors this prolific chalice and ambassador to the arts. [applause] sylvia mendez. sylvia mendez was the thrust to the forefront of the civil- rights movement when she was just a child. denied entry to the westminster school because of her mexican heritage, she sought justice and her subsequent legal case affectively ended segregation as a matter of law in california. the arguments in that case to catalyze the desegregation of our schools and prevailed in the landmark case of board vs. the board of education, forever changing our nation. today, she continues to share her remarkable story and advocate for excellence and quality in classrooms across america. [applause] stan musial. stanley f. musial represents the best of sports icons. he played for the set list cardinals for the entirety of his career. a perennial all-star at a three- time most valuable player, he won accolades as a player and championships as a teammate. nicknamed stand the man, he did -- he played the game with unrivaled passion