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the misaligned lanes. let s take a look at what they did. on the left hand side, we showed you all yesterday, which was the problem, and you can see the striping and how cars are going over. they had to do a big turn, and nobody could really maneuver that quickly or sharply, and stay in their lanes. so that was a danger and a hazard, and then on the right, you see how smooth it is now with the thick white line going almost absolutely straight, and trouble free. commuters are able no navigate that easily this morning. will tran is really the one who got the results yesterday, and saw the results this morning. will feels pretty good to see it all fixed. reporter: it feels really good because obviously we don t want anybody getting into an accident. we complained about it for two hours straight, but it was exactly 24 hours ago that the lead architecture and i had him live on the kron4 news he said it s in green with mark danon and the rest of us that it was too dangerous ....
and by contributions from your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. so pleased to welcome two-time rock & roll hall of famer in ducty david crosby to the program. he celebrated his 76th birthday and has no plans to slow down any time soon. his latest album is entitled sky trails and will be released this month. i m honored to have him on the program tonight. i m doing well, thank you. glad to have you back. i want to start with a clip that i warned you about and i will jump into the music. your friend and brother graham nash was on the program a few months ago, in november, i think, of last year. and i asked him about your relationship and this is what graham nash had to say on this program last november. david and i are have broken up as friends. we have treated each other badly and it s sad but it is the way it is. can that bridge be repaired? i don t really know. you know, i don t have any desire to sing or make music with david. but i have ....
and by contributions from your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. so pleased to welcome two-time rock & roll hall of famer in ducty david crosby to the program. he celebrated his 76th birthday and has no plans to slow down any time soon. his latest album is entitled sky trails and will be released this month. i m honored to have him on the program tonight. i m doing well, thank you. glad to have you back. i want to start with a clip that i warned you about and i will jump into the music. your friend and brother graham nash was on the program a few months ago, in november, i think, of last year. and i asked him about your relationship and this is what graham nash had to say on this program last november. david and i are have broken up as friends. we have treated each other badly and it s sad but it is the way it is. can that bridge be repaired? i don t really know. you know, i don t have any desire to sing or make music with david. but i have ....
endited. please welcome mavis staples. and moderating the panel discussion today as a catalyst for social change, he s the executive director of the grammy museum in los angeles. noted music authorities, specifically on music in the 1960s, and author of more than a dozen books. his most recent, this land is your land, woody guthrie and the journey of an american folk song. frequent lecturer at the white house and performance at the white house. please welcome bob santelli. thank you for doing this, it s an honor to have you here. the last time we got a chance to sit like this we were at the white house talking about soul music and the importance of music in the civil rights movement. yes, we were, and it was around the same time. so it s getting to be a habit. next year at this time i ll look for you. the staples singers are generally recognized in music history as one of the seminole groups of american history, particularly in the post world war ii period. yourse ....
energy from to do all this. and the only thing that i can really say is i look at the world through the eyes of my children. and i have to i personally have to make it better for me. and i have to make it better for my wife, and i have to make the world better for my kids. my firstborn son, jackson, a year and a half ago, gave us our first grandchild. and you d better watch out for this one because she s a kick ass. i know every grandfather says the same thing, but she s a stunning woman. my second born son, will, just in the last month found out that him and his wife, shannon, are expecting identical twin boys in july. so i look at the world through the eyes of the future generation. and i ve seen this planet environmentally getting much worse. and i ve seen the world getting much worse. the reason why i m in hawaii was in the late 60s, i used to live in san francisco. and i saw a billboard that said shower with a friend because we re running out of water. okay. f ....