Best Bets: Springtime Streaming Of Bay Area Performances
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The Bay Area is a hub of artistic expression, attracting artists, writers and musicians from around the globe to live, work and create. We highlight some of the offerings here.
A cultural mash-up: San Francisco Symphony s Currents, a series of streaming videos that explore the evolving options for modern-day orchestras, launches a particularly intriguing episode at 10 a.m. Thursday with Thunder Song, an examination of the intersection of classical and Native American music curated by composer and pianist Jerod Impichchaachaaha Tate, a member of the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma. He will conduct and perform along with 17 SFS instrumentalists, Elder Thomas Leon Brown (a.k.a. Machuchuk) on vocals and clapper stick and Elder Ron Montez on traditional Pomo drum, introducing his own music as well as works by Rochelle Chester, Louis W. Ballard and a tradition
show. he s playing on our show, i m going to go out and talk to him. paul mccartney says take my cell phone number, i ve got to go out and he was like what? and he called him and they talked for 30 minutes. paul s a decent guy. i met him and he s just a straight nice guy. you can always tell, actually, can t you? we ve learned it here too, you can always tell who had good parents. absolutely. i m dead serious. you can tell who had good parents and taught everybody, doesn t matter who you are, treat people well. yes. amen to that. coming up on morning joe, speaker nancy pelosi and house democrats are sharpening the rhetoric as we prepare for more public testimony in the impeachment probe. as the new york times put it, quid pro quo is out, extortion and bribery are in. we will talk to congresswoman and vice chair of the democratic caucus katherine clark about that ahead on morning joe. we re back in one minute. that ahead on morning joe.
9/11 to try to get the mastermind. bear in mind that pakistan was fighting the war for the u.s. and pakistan wasn t attacked. bret: a good relationship, why not let this doctor go? but at the time, it hugely embarrassed pakistan. we were an ally of the u.s. and the u.s. doublecrossed us and actually came and bombed and killed a man. bret: not just a man. the terrorist who killed 3,000 plus americans. let s not forget that pakistan lost 70,000 people in this fight. we were fighting this war for the u.s. and we lost all these people fighting this war so there was obvious that a lot of anger about the way this whole thing was done, but that s all in the past. bret: if you re the prime minister, you can make the decision, can t you? there are some decisions in a
he is the only person on the planet who hasn t thought about it. his battle with megan rapinoe, she said she s not going. alex morgan is not going. the u.s. coach said, i m not so sure we re going to get invited. i would be surprised to see this team at the white house. they have staked out this space that i think is very understandable for women. and for women in the case of megan rapinoe, women who are openly ca lly gay. because congress and others are inviting or talking about inviting the women to come to congress, you could almost see the scene, can t you? over 100 women in congress and, of course, 25 women in the u.s.
come around. these are the same republican colleagues that didn t give merrit garland a hearing. what will i also hope is democrats take control in 2020 so we can set the agenda. why can t you what is why do you think mitch mcconnell won t bring this bill to the floor? same reason he wouldn t bring election security legislation to the floor because i think they pass overwhelmingly. he just doesn t want the president put put the president in a position to veto? the fear people seem to have of this president amongst my republican friends is pretty wild. when the fact that the president s secretary of homeland security wanted to hold a cabinet meeting on election security which is part of her job and she was told not to do this because it might offend the sensibilities of donald trump,