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

sounds created from this -- as diverse as san francisco, almost universal sound created from this music unite the city as a whole. i feel without this music you will have some very confused and disorganized use. -- youth. i am sure you have said actions -- heard actions speak louder than words. i hope the actions of everybody who came here to speak on behalf "save the rave" -- the sounds we love so much, together with the actions, and hopefully replace the words that i am trying to express in this speech. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> how are you doing today? my name is valerie. i do not have a special speech. i just want to say that i am part upon -- part of "save the rave." it has to happen. it is not just for a dance to hang out. it is a cultural event, something that makes us physically one. it is not just some place we go and take drugs and find different things we want to get into in a negative way. we want to experience something new and have light shining on us. it is a diverse community. it is a place that is just fun. it is like a party, but it is more than that. i feel like

and then, making her television debut in the united states, with music from this new album.number one in the uk. it's called "lights." ellie goulding is here from the bud light stage. next week on the show, we'll be joined by david arquette, mike birbiglia, emma roberts, morgan spurlock, patrick warburton, tom arnold, alison brie, eva longoria, the latest castoff from "dancing with the stars." and we'll have music from jenny & johnny, asking alexandria, francis & the lights, and robyn. so please join us next week, too. our first guest tonight, you know from many popular films. "the chronicles of riddick," "xxx," "the pacifier," and, of course, the series known as the "fast and the furious." the most recent installment, of which, "fast five" opens in theaters april 29th. please say hello to the clean-shaven and muscular vin diesel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm healthy at the moment. things can change. >> jimmy: when you walk out here, you look like a normal guy. i gave you the pat on the shoulder, and i'm like, oh, my god. do you, like, work out or so

then, at the same time, around my sophomore/junior year, i became involved with the folk music revival in the unitedtates. i could hear a lot of that on the radio from american university. my father was stationed at quantico, and that became a passion for me. as far as a student, i bought books and taught myself to play the guitar, three chords, but it was all i needed. that became a driving passion for me. but it was different from the obsession that i had with getting the grades. that was just, for myself, something that thought i was supposed to do. somehow i told myself i had to get good grades, even though my parents, i knew that it please them. i loved my parents and i wanted to please them. i was just doing what i thought i was supposed to do. but with the music, that is a different animal. that was something that transcended just doing something because that is what he thought people expected of you. that was purely for myself. tavis: now that i understand the process with regard to your study, but has been the process for your music in terms of producing and writing and performing? the grad

music. the sad piece of this is that this is a step in the lowering of our great united states of america culture. our children are not being raised to understand this great western music. in the city of san francisco which has a world class symphony orchestra and op remark the symphony supports our music programs by bringing in teachers, by giving free tickets to students and their families to their orchestra concerts. and the thing that's the most sad about this to me, and i have my gray hair now, i was raised in the state of california and i was brought up a musician. i play the flute professionally here in our great city and i teach kids at the middle school and the parents of my students don't even have music in their background because they are much younger than me and they have been going through school, they went through schools that didn't have good music programs or even any music programs. please, please, please consider what is happening when you take -- huge band, huge orchestra and huge choir and you take hoover's outstanding band, orchestra and choir and you put most of those schoo

united states. [mid-tempo melody playing, accompanied by flute] [music crescendo swells] [music settles peacefully] [music ends] [easy melody playing, accompanied by flute] [music swells dramatically] [music becomes serene] [flute solo reprises] [music ends] [easy melody playing, accompanied by violin] [music reaches crescendo] [music becomes soft, serene] [music ends] [applause] >> formed by prehistoric underwater volcanoes, the hawaiian islands feature some of the most tropical shores of america. the islands include hundreds of thousands of acres of national park wilderness, where exceptionally rare species live under the protection of nature preserves. the specialized character of the hawaiian coast wildlife is largely due to the fact that the islands are located at least 2,000 miles from the nearest continent, allowing for spectacularly unique development. [mid-tempo melody playing, accompanied by violin] [piano solo begins] [cello solo begins] [piano reprises solo] [music ends] [easy melody playing, accompanied by violin] [music swells] [music settles, peaceful, serene] [music crescendos and w

united states. friday night, he was at radio city music hall. >> i got kicked off. back in and he sucked both times. >> the first time is a charm. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: charlie's show, he bombed friday. they loved him saturday in connecticut and loved him again sunday at radio city music hall. even his audiences are bipolar. he had a no heckling sign posted inside the theater. if you don't want new yorkers to heckle, the best way to deter that is to hang a no heckling sign. that is how they do it at yankee stadium. it works like a charm. he is not the only thing that new yorkers are complaining about. gas prices are among the highest in the country. $4 a gallon. fox five asked people what they think about the prices and you are not going to believe it, they don't like that. >> every day they raise the price. >>th gas prices are wonderful. just like four years ago. i hope they make the $200 a gallon. i can't wait. >> this is sarcasm. >> yeah, of course it is. 100% sarcastic [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when did jackie mason start driving a cab? i never heard a

make the world dance forget about the price tag ♪ ♪ we need to take it back in time when music made us all unitebody so obsessed? money can't buy us happiness ♪ ♪ can we all slow down and enjoy right now? guarantee we'll be feelin' all right ♪ ♪ everybody look to their left yeah ♪ ♪ everybody look to their right ♪ ♪ can you feel that? yeah well pay them with love tonight ♪ ♪ it's not about the money money, money we don't need your money money, money ♪ ♪ we just wanna make the world dance forget about the price tag ♪ ♪ ain't about the uh ka-ching ka-ching ♪ ♪ ain't about the yeah ba-bling ba-bling ♪ ♪ wanna make the world dance forget about the price tag ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la la, la, la hey! ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la la, la, la hey! ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la la, la, la price tag ♪ ♪ everybody! ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la hey! ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la la, la, la hey! ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la la, la, la hey! ♪ ♪ price tag ♪ it's not about the money money, money we don't need your money money, money ♪ ♪ we just wanna make the world dance forget about the price tag ♪ ♪ ain't about the uh ka-ching ka-ching

syria oppress protesters what's different about syria rare about protest music in both cases really know for a fact. the unitedstates government officials who are opposition groups and so huge only those two countries where there's an interest in intervening t.v. and has been a longstanding alliance with syria in this strategically important preachin right next to iran's arch nemesis israel syria syria isn't the same as libya geopolitically we've always belies that syria is iran springboard in its fight against israel this is why it will eventually make a powerful signature to impact on iran's positions but this brings us back to the question of what country will follow syria if it events in syria progress according to the libyan scenario we will probably see a similar developments in iran unfortunately bateese iran will repeat the syrian scenario iranian ships have dropped anchor in syrian courts. in numerous books and t. to tel aviv the damascus crippled by crisis iran may lose its footing in the region this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve your national

she is going to sing for us. >> she sang on the 8:00 hour. ♪ music made us all unite >> doesn't thatm out there "working mother" magazine has come out with the best companies which offer health and wellness benefits, flex spending, tuition benefits, work options, telecommuting and paid time off. >> they say best buy is one of the best spots. they say what is the next one? >> bon secours richmond. >> capital one. >> marriott. >> what's in your wallet? sorry. >> mcdonald's and sodezo. those are good. what is it? >> food service. >> i want to tell you about a place i went out last night. >> you were out and about. >> there is an organization i'm crazy about. this is called groove with me. a group of kids, girls from harlem and they have this dance studio. it sounds like, isn't that sweet? the graduation rate among kids in harlem is 50%. the graduation among kids at grew with me is 90%. i'm so into these kids. they did this great dance. they have different age groups that go from the small girls here to the older teens, then goes all the way up to another group. i made them and forced th

unit at the end, i haven't seen the musical but in the book, one of the lessons is to attend to one's own garden. this i think is a powerful insight, and it figured mightily in smith v. classing of political philosophers. indeed, the extent to which our policymakers and legislators should no longer imagine that they can apprehend the good with a capital g. the way plato had imagined the political philosophers would do and then organize the entire state from top to bottom entrance of the conception of the good life. instead we are to do is to create a framework in which individuals can 10 to their own garden that we can become a nation of shopkeepers asset in "the wealth of nations" and that's all right. you manage your life in the best way you know how, given that housing opportunities you have, and the values that you have whatever they are, the state's job is to provide a framework in which you can do that to the degree possible, unmolested by others that you don't want to be molested by. and that's in a sense, i think that's the transformation of the idea that were as god might be

music and the way you played it is. we can be very. happy because we beat united that is a fantastic game. for the first. reading we have the future is really very different from the three before. but united are still top of the english premier league while they were in action in the cup chelsea move through the night points them with a three one win and west brom out the other and there has been all sorts of changes we can ratchet girl occasions that expensive blackpool are one when i say side is aston villa came back to being cheeky one of west ham pigs up the second bottom building in the data for sunderland so you were getting drawn into the relegation scrap themselves as well blackburn he lost everything by the same school and asked to do a second house liverpool today i was a chance of placing a cap on united to four points. that they clashed in spain so barcelona drew one one with reality traits remain eight points clear of their rivals a little messy penalty have put pastor ahead atlanta in a bad before christian aren't. they equalised also from the sport pep guardiola the happier at the same man

music ] . >>> only 1900 invitations went out. so exclusive is the list that even the president of the united states didn't make it.ow do you get on this list of 1900? how does that happen? >> i wish i knew. who are these people. >> i have been tweeting this week, is anyone going to the wedding that i know that i can interview. >> etiquette expert lease a glove will be reporting for the huffington post. she says the royals like to do it early. >> why the brisket in the morning is beyond me. 11:00 in the morning at westminster abbey. nobody looks good in the morning. guests are instructed to be in their seats 30 minutes before the ceremony and do not bring a gift. >> between all the tee air as that she will have. inliu of gift they'd prefer donations, they have setup a web site. they take american dollars, hi anyone can give to over 20 charities. >> just because you make it to the wedding doesn't mean you'll be eating any cake. >> apparently only 600 people are invited to buckle ham palace for a reception after the meeting. >> if by some chance you meet the queen rewatch your language. >> you are introduced to her a

united states population. >>pam: also the virginia attorney general would like that he's thrown out of the appeals courscourts but that decision was reversed. details coming up on your forecast. (music>> jacqueline: a live look from golden gate sunny skies but we are seeing lingering clouds mainly over the hills this afternoon. early morning rainfall was not that impressive in most locations but mill valley received one-third of 1 in.. not quite two tenths of an inch and other areas, elsewhere, just traces. that has moved on. the satellite is showing lingering clouds at this hour but mostly sunny skies. towards overnight, clear skies will leave cool temperatures tonight. the north bay will also have fog. early, temperatures will be in the low forties for the most part. warming up by noon until the upper 50s, low 60s. the inland valleys will see the warmest locations tomorrow and warmer in the south bay. will take a look at neighborhood by neighborhood, 70's in santa rosa and cooler in the north bay 63 and the son of ago, 60s and novado. 65 in novado, 67 and san rafeal-- and upper 60s in the south bay. your kron 4 7 day around the bay and another storm is going to pass us wednesday a

its allies and israel how do you know well the united states government told us in two thousand and nine they published a report widely distributed that music and benghazi were the heart of islam is there to be these in in libya that's where the resistance is those are the second highest number of suicide bombers of any country on earth to iraq for example so it's not rocket science if it was you couldn't come for me well so then why i mean if you have this knowledge and you were you know formerly the voice in the presidency or the secretary of state and says here isn't there someone like you on the inside say nice things to the president oh absolutely but the presidents don't care since ronald reagan each president that i worked for i didn't work for mr obama but mr the first mr bush mr clinton and the second mr bush they care less and less about what intelligence says they're going to be citizens of the world they're going to bring democracy to people even though those people will fight it to the death so intelligence it can be very good but i'm not since used and respected it's really useless let's talk about more broadly about the arab

united states located right here in the bay area. sikh leaders hosted an open house for all to see. anne makovec takes us inside. ♪[ music >> reporter: the san jose sikh temple is translated as the gateway to to the guru. >> i'm in a different world when i come here to pray with my eyes closed. >> reporter: it can seem like a different world with your eyes open. a succession led the crowd to the temple. this is the main prayer area with a special place for the holy book. >> everything centers around the book? >> it is a living -- we consider it as a living person. living guru. >> reporter: the temple is 110,000 square feet sitting on a 40-acre campus above san jose. considered the largest and most expensive sikh temple in the u.s. >> it is important because we are a minority in this country and i believe something like this would kind of get their attention. raise awareness in a way. >> reporter: a misunderstood minority at that in part because of the turnins many sikhs wear. >> because of that image in the middle east, people think we are muslims. so that's where we are mostly misunderstood. >> reporter: today people we

united states so is the free market calling. as wednesday april twenty seventh four pm in washington d.c. and christine friends out there watching our team. well our top story today musical chairs and multiple changes in terms of who has some of the country's most powerful institutions. president barack obama is expected to announce the major changes this week he's known for quite some time that secretary of defense robert gates will be leaving turns out his replacement the most likely the leon panetta currently the director of the central intelligence agency now in terms of who will fill his position look like general david petraeus the top american commander in afghanistan is the man for the job so what do we make of this shake up i'm joined now by investigative journalist wayne madsen wayne i think it can be argued that the cia and the pentagon have a close relationship but they're pretty stuff that i want to start with this potential movement of leon panetta what do you think it means well what it may mean and it should be pointed out that panetta will be the first democratic secretary of defense since one thousand nine hundred seven william cohen of course republica

united states, europe. >> jimmy: will you have porn stars on it? >> dicky: jaimie alexander. >> i would pin you if i was not in a dress. >> jimmy: really? take it off. >> dicky: and music from augustana. >> jimmy: i was under the impression that the onenenenenee >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with t-mobile's new android-powered sidekick 4g on america's largest 4g network. that means it's lightning-fast. [ thunder ] that's thunder, actually, but you get the idea. the rebirth of the sidekick 4g made for a big celebration in beverly hills the other night, and our own little sidekick andy milonakis was there. >> hi, jimmy kimmel. we're at the t-mobile sidekick 4g launch event. we're going to play with phones and talk to celebrity famous people. okay, all right? good. hi, the strokes. hi, the strokes. hi the strokes. >> hi. >> i like your rock and roll music. hi, do you like stuff? >> yes. >> cool. 4g. >> what is a g? >> a g is a giga watt compressor that's -- it's a satellite from the early, um, mayan calendar, in mars. >> between you and me i always thought you were better looking than your sister, but don't tell her that, lol. >> lmfao. >> yo, you guys going to do a litt

united states marine corps. >> i want to be a journalist for "the new york times." >> i want to pursue a career in the music industry. >> there is no doubt that higher education will play a separate role in all of our futures. >> it will manifest itself in different forms. >> as well as high school students and families around the nation, -- >> it is not the role of the government to provide us with a free ride. >> it is not their job to provide us with a free education or to set price. >> it is the role the federal government to provide us with the resources necessary to have access to a college education. >> this freedom allows the invaluable opportunity to be whatever we aspire to be. >> in other words, to realize the american dream. >> go to studentcam.org to watch the winning videos and continue the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> some news to tell you about. while the u.s. has maintained its aaa credit rating, standard and poor's rating service has lowered its long-term outlook for u.s. debt from stable to negative because of risks from the deficit. the deficit grew to 11% of gdp in 2009, higher than

united by the idea that something a little bit different is going on. different and with the clock ticking down to tomorrow, very british in its way. the wedding will epitomize britishness at the palace with musicy alga r. williams and the him jerusalem. >> holman: the ceremony begins at 6:00 am eastern time tomorrow. a checklist could help detect autism by a baby's first birthday. reseachers at the university of california, san diego, reported the finding today after testing 10,000 babies. the checklist assesses a child's behavior and ability to communicate, and can be completed by parents in a doctor's waiting room. the researchers said they need to do further work before the test is ready for routine use. on wall street, stocks moved higher again, despite a report showing only modest economic growth in the first quarter. the dow jones industrial average gained 72 points to finish at 12,763-- an all-time high. the nasdaq rose two points to close at 2,872. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jim. >> lehrer: president obama presents a revamped national security team. the shuffle has been in the works for some time and today, the president made it official, in the white house

united states. we do corporate shows and benefits and casinos. danny and i have put out a new album. "big men, big musicyou brought the harmonica. >> i always bring a harmonica because you never know when there's a band. but i don't see a lot of musicians. >> i'll try to help you out. >> all right. i'll see what i can pull together this morning. >> i'll try to do better. ♪ . >> that's pretty good, man. ♪ i'm so thrilled to be on broadway ♪ ♪ i'm doing a new play called "born yesterday" ♪ ♪ it's so funny it's so cute ♪ ♪ there ain't nobody that can dispute ♪ ♪ i'm so fine to be in this metropolis ♪ ♪ i'm sitting here >> i knew that was coming. >> you can sing that part. >> with -- >> with -- >> jim belushi. we'll be right back.#t#t#t#t#t#t never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when yo

. ♪ [ music ] tourists flock to that city every year, for the two week long event which ends today. it is considered the unofficial start to spring. they were a gift to the uniteds from japan in 1912. >>> a 7-year-old arizona boy is dead after being hit in a possible gang related shooting. it happened friday night in tucson. police say the boy was at home with his babysitter, when two people started shooting people outside. the babysitter opened the front door, leading the child to run outside. the two men shooting at each other ended up hitting the little boy, killing him. >> it's going to be sad, because i'm not going to ever see him again. >> police later arrested the two men suspected of shooting the boy. at least one of them has known gang ties. >>> recovery efforts are over in hawaii after a deadly fireworks explosion. it happened at the former military bunker which housed fireworks. yesterday, crews found two other victims, bringing the death toll to five. the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. and the victim's identities will not be released until tomorrow. >>> police say 22-year-old christopher childers brought a suspicious wooden box

this is our first opportunity in the united states to experience his music on the air.en networks had their own orchestras. when leonard bernstein would introduce young people to classical music on the air. will while the programming focus has shifted for other broadcasters public television remains committed to the arts. including new artists like jan mulder. your contribution makes that possible. please make an investment in the arts with your contribution. just call the number on your screen. >> scott sauer back with jan. now jan the first part of the program we had compositions from some of the great masters, mozart and verde but you performed some of your own original compositions. you compose, you arrange, you conduct. you play piano. is there a favorite that you do? >> i think composing is one of my favorites because i have that musical thoughts coming in and active to write them down. and to arrange them for big orchestra and singers and of course the piano. but what i really like, too, is performing on stage. so that makes me really happy. that's what i'm good