the show is four nights, eight shows at yoshi's to celebrate his 76 birthday.grew up listening to dad's music. >> to have an easel up and i had my up and i would be painting and sitting and watching. >> he would turn it and flip it around. >> we are seeing a little bit not as great --. >> the youngest is encouraging artistic expression. >> they have a new cd and single called "i like it." it's getting a lot of air play. >> he has created a musical legacy and there is the other career that intrigues him. >> if i could actually make a living painting i would probably do that than play music at this point in my life. >> the kids won't let him and most music fans wouldn't either. >>> one last check on weather. here the is lisa. >> lots of clouds, starting the day with the mist and drizzle around the bay. here is the golden gate bridge and not only slow going but you may need wipers. only 61 in san francisco and not looking for clearing. 67 in fremont. mid-70s inland. warming trend through next week. >> all right. thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 this ev

he and his family are playing yoshi's in oakland until the end of the weekend.hey explain this visit more than just music. >> we know the magic he can create with his family, but look what he can do with a paintbrush. >> i never have had an art show in oakland. >> he grew up here and played here, but away from music he found creativity in art. >> it gives me a chance to really express a lot of the ways i feel. my mood changes. i'm always experimenting with different colors and different forms. >> a showcase in a jack london's square gallery. >> this is, in a sense, kind of reminiscent of an old picasso painting that i saw of musicians. >> vibrant colors and lots of faces. they resemble family. the e-family show is four nights, eight shows at yoshi's, to celebrate his 76th birthday, which is wednesday. the kids grew up listening to his dad's music, but also watching his painting. pops would have his easel up and i would have my little easel up and i hadding sitting there watching. i would be watching him scraping colors. and then he would flip it around until he

this are playing yoshi's until the end of the weekend.it more than just music. >> we know the magic he can create with his family, but look what he can do with a paintbrush. >> i never have had an art show in oakland. >> he grew up here and played here but away from music he found creativity in art. >> it gives me a chance to really express a lot of the ways i feel. my mood changes. i'm always experimenting with different colors and different forms. >> a showcase in a jack london's square gallery. >> this is, in a sense, kind of reminiscent of an old picasso painting that i saw of musicians. >> vibrant colors and lots of faces. they resemble family. the e-family show is four nights, eight shows at yoshi's, to celebrate his 76th birthday, which is wednesday. the kids grew up listening to his dad's music, but also watching his painting. >> he had have his easel up and i had have fine up. i would be watching and scraping colors. and then he would flip is around until he sees something. >> we all paint a little bit. not as great at pop. we al

. >> i am the owner of yoshi's san francisco. i also serve on the board of directors of the fillmore cbd. from the business owners' point of view, i think it is essential that we have a very effective working cbd to support the market in that area. being in business here for three years, i found out more and more every day still about how hard it is to get a big size of a new -- a big size then you to succeed in that area. we have to have something special to get people in the area from all over the city to make a business succeed. for that, the support of the community-based organization like fillmore cbd is something that must -- that we have to be able to count on going forward. thank you. >> i just think the arts is so important in san francisco, and particularly the music. the music that combines us together, gives us souls, feeling, etc. i have been on the -- on teh -- on the s train. people wanted me to sing, and the driver said then we would have trumpets playing and no. i said that there seems to be an invisible sign aro

sergey lavrov proposes a new step by step strategy towards iran that may bring to rome back in the yoshi table over its nuclear program. and rupert murdoch's media empire abandons its bid to take over britain's largest satellite broadcaster as a frenzy over newspaper hacking consumers politicians and police. as the death plague sweeping the e.u. spreads to italy artie's max kaiser and state herbert discuss whether the country's gold reserves might be making it a bigger target the kaiser report is up next. guys are this is the kaiser and for gold hitting new highs and euros and british pounds u.s. dollars all across the world people want gold and out o. the currency matrix to see her tell me more well max the entire world's financial system is once again crumbling and part of the reason of course is the oligarchies that rule our world and have not faced justice for that because they are part of the all of our key there's no differentiation between the heads of these banks and the heads of the government but also importantly the other important ingredient is propaganda and how propaganda c

for talks on resuming stalled nuclear disarmament yoshi's is just days after envoys from north and south met for the first time in two years. this is r.t. coming to live from moscow i'm renay joshie welcome to the program had of the international atomic watchdog is visiting japan's fukushima nuclear plant for the first time since march as devastating earthquake and tsunami it has promised to help with the recovery effort and discussed what aid is needed at a meeting with the country's prime minister as well as killing thousands the natural disasters cause the plant's reactor cores to melt and leak dangerous amounts of radiation into the environment but the i.a.e.a. chief says the workers at the plant are capable of bringing the leak under control by early next year as plant residents evacuated from a town close to the area held a belated memorial for the data missing on the radiator no man's land but even manny of those who survived a struggling. their own nuclear nightmare artist alan thomas explains. a triple disaster on a scale the world has never known causing damage and destruction

. >> that is the guitarist in a sound check at yoshi's.ou'll be on stage saturday afternoon. >> he's an mazing talent indeed. art walk going until midnight. and saturday, sunday, and monday, they expect perhaps 90,000 people will attend over those three days. >> and thank you so much. >> enjoying great weather. >> primed for upset at wimbledon. but did they happen? >> shu shows us if the top seed survived in the >>> coming up... how the science behind joey chestnut and his competitive eating. >> then at 11:00, a group of young bay area singers about to depart on a trip most americans never get to take. >> and we're expecting an upset because someone said there was one. >> yes. sh snu.. >> close, close. >> and you know, okay. trying to get out of the pick. i thought there is going to be an upset today. and this club looking for the first male champion in 75 years. the drought continues, how about this row of champions? andy murray came out smoking. going to take the first set. the rediction is looking good. and he rallies in the second then