tournament. >> let's transition to the east region. here come the dukes of duquesne. i pencilled in byu a few times in my bracket, and it's just too late for an eraser for this one. dukes head coach announced earlier in the week he would retire at the end of the season. well, they kept going with byu. came the dukes, jake demichael. and duquesne's first tournament since 1977, dukes by 14, little over five minutes left. robinson, fade away three cut duke's lead to one. duquesne by two just under two minutes. byu's -- oh, the slam. and the dukes retook the lead at the free throw line, up three, 30 seconds left. jimmy clark drove in. bucket, five-point lead, and the 11 seed duquesne upset sixth seed

cougars, 71-67. duke's first tournament win since 1969. and extended coach's career at least another game. >> they just won't let me retire, man. i've tried to retire, but we keep winning games. they're going to make me an old man. i thought we did an unbelievable job of taking their punches and punching back. they wobbled us for sure. we were wobbly legged. we had a cut under our eye, over our eye, but we just kept fighting back. >> all right, so the dukes even got a shout-out from lebron james for their first tournament win in 55 years. dan was james' ehigh school coach in akron. so coach, duquesne last won in 1969, dan is trying to retire they, won't let him do it, coach. who was their star player? >> oh. >> any guesses? >> you know the name that comes to my mind, green, didn't he go to duquesne?

>> you go green. did he? >> i think he did. >> i'll take your word for it. they've got quickness and they steal the ball and they get in the open court and they can drive it all the way to the rim. i thought this was a pretty good byu team. they had a good year. they've got some primetime player, but duquesne hung in and made big shots at the end. it's an unbelievable story, the coach wants to retire, they keep winning games. >> isn't that crazy? >> it's unbelievable. >> there's the ncaa bracket that we all filled out, and then there's the peoples bracket. what does that mean? the people's bracket, matt th perfect march madness bracket reported by the ncaa. in my opinion, the weird ter bracket selections are and the more random it is, the more successful the bracket. so we're hitting the streets of san francisco to fill out the peoples bracket. clemson/new mexico? >> oh man, new mexico.

>> why? >> man, they got defense, bro. >> northwestern. >> what do you like about the style of their play? there were some experts, i guess, roaming around the bay and others who definitely didn't realize what month it was. wisconsin/james madison. >> is that college? >> it's march madness, man. >> i don't really know too much about college. >> want to help me with my march madness bracket. >> i have no idea about anything in sports. >> it was great introducing san franciscans to march madness. this is the first time you've ever filled out a bracket? this is very exciting for you. >> i have no idea what's happening. what's this for? >> some people came in with biases and bracket strategy. >> two after the second round could be faulty. >> it feels like discrimination against the two. >> oh no, oregon already got eliminated. >> by who? >> i don't know, someone in the mission, they picked south carolina. how do you feel about

that? >> bad. >> down with the gamecocks. >> which is the cutest name? >> kansas/samford? >> no. >> our bracket was really coming together. saint mary's versus baylor. this is to go to the final four. >> i have no idea. >> you've got to pick one. this is the gael es and the bears. >> baylor. >> i don't even know what that is. >> you don't know what the final four is? >> no? >> seriously? >> no. >> it's march madness. >> you're making our final four pick, yukon/baylor. >> baylor. >> how much college basketball do you watch? >> none, absolutely none it's got to be gonzaga? >> why? >> it's got a cooler name. >> the people's bracket is complete. gonzaga over baylor, my guy, thanks. all right, people's bracket, that's a perfect bracket right there. let's go. >> how about it, coach? okay, so this market, it's not boston, it's not new york,

it's not chicago --. >> you think matt would talk to somebody who had a clue? just randomly went up to people. >> well, he's got to do a better job of finding the right people. i mean, come on. anyway. >> anyway, he tried. all right, so we are rolling with this march madness show. ahead, what's up with the fella who is play collegiately before their career as golden state warriors this eve of its game with the indiana pacers.

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of course, cougs are playing, what? so excited. mr. obama picked us to win the first round of the game, so there's a watch party at my residence tomorrow. i'm very excited. >> all right, former usf coach kyle smith led thompson's cougars to the first tournament since 2008. cougars trailing by one. isaiah puts wsu back in front. a break. 40 seconds left. bulldogs down two. get the ball to kevin overton in the corner. and he loses it out of bounds on the turnover. washington state won it 66-61. they'll play two seeded iowa state in the second round. the

pac-12 now 4-0 in this tournament. pete's coffee in the city over on eighth street had a few extra customer this is afternoon thanks to a visit from warriors owner and steve kerr. >> all right, steve, i've always wanted to know, how do you like your coffee? >> black, a little bit of cream, occasional latte, you know, if i'm going to spoil myself, but i'm an everyday morning cup of coffee guy for sure. >> the tallest barista i've ever seen. >> yeah, he's doing a good job back there. i don't think anybody's worried about their job, but for the, you know, for an hour, anyway, he's a good barista. >> couldn't help but notice arizona won today over long beach state, advancing to the next round. i'm asking about

your confidence in these guys making a deep run. i have them going to the final four. >> this is our year. i'm feeling it. i'm feeling it. today was a good start, you know? survive and advance. and so we got to the second round and i'm excited to watch them. they got a really nice team. >> speaking of team, let me ask you about yours. in the stretch run here, besides connectivity, what's the big thing that you're preaching to these guys that you're gunning after it? >> when we're really good defensively, we're tough to beat. and our defense just has to become more consistent. we can find stretches in these games where we can string together a bunch of stops, our talent really takes over offensively, and we can -- we can put ourselves in a great position to win. but our defense has to be more consistent to generate the results we want. >> now, the colgate raiders won't need any extra caffeine tomorrow morning for their first round play tomorrow morning with baylor. if they need a jolt, they can tap into

jeff's pregame playlist. >> i'm big into listening to classic rock. a little bit of metal in there too. just kind of get me going. >> what counts as classic rock? >> oh. >> because that means something different to everybody. >> oh jeeze, so the playlist that i listen to a lot it's a lot of -- classic rock was a general term. i appreciate the clarification. it's a lot more metal than it is classic rock. but i guess like there's a lot of metallica in there. oh jeeze, you're putting me on the spot here. i'm looking like a bad music listener. but yeah, no, it's not as much like journey or things like that, it's more kind of towards the metal side. there's some aerosmith in there, iron maid maden. >> head coach pat kelsey made a

wage we are his team as they get ready to face alabama. >> i had a bet with our team at winthrop that if we made the tournament that year i would get a tattoo. and i ended up getting like my whole shoulder in here, and then i -- these guys said that if we go to the sweet 16, you've got to finish it, get a whole arm sleeve, so, my wife is not going to be happy about that. so if we're lucky enough and blessed to do that, i might have some extra ink as well. >> how about it, coach? any tats under that jacket? >> no tats. never went that far. no, no, no, no tats. >> alabama and charleston, that winner could be saint mary's next round opponent. >> well, alabama is a three-point up and down, let's get it going, score 100. i think that would be a terrific matchup for saint mary's. i mean, saint mary's, saxson's

a guy that can do -- alabama's dangerous, they can shoot the three. very talented team. >> i believe they're averaging over 90 points per game. they were leaking oil a little bit as of late. let me tell the folks more about this crimson tide team as of late. one of three teams from the yellow hammer state in spokane, and they are joined by rival auburn and uab who was late to the party getting any help around town from mark few. >> i was rs like, bro, you had no idea, i was getting through tsa precheck. >> i think we should invest in a map. >> you know, those big wall map, you can get them pretty

cheap. if you look up there, take a glance, it's bananas. but for us, i don't care. >> what's with these alabama teams in the same region? >> a lot of alabama teams there. they make these decisions and they all of a sudden shoot people all over the country. the as pod system. >> and then san diego state is kicking around. they were in the championship game last year. >> well, san diego state's dangerous. they've got a great player. to state is a team, talk about a tempo team that can play in the 50s and be up by five on you. and it seems like they're up 20. so they're another team that could go deep. >> okay, now when we come back with this march madness show, tonight is also the eve of the ncaa women's tournament. and that means the stanford cardinal. second seed they, get a home date with norfolk state, and kiki is ready to go.

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on the women's side, stanford will be at home for the first and hopefully second round of the ncaa tournament. they will host 15 seed norfolk state tomorrow night, and for more on the cardinal, here is matt lively. >> the stanford women's basketball team has a player that's fuelled them into march. she gives them her all on the court while keeping them loose off of it. >> kiki is like, i'd liken her to an energizer bunny. >> reporter: there's no denying who gets the stanford cardinal going, kiki is impressive during games and one of the team's most interesting characters when the clock hits zero. >> kiki off the court, she's very dramatic. she's very confident. she's very outgoing. >> yes, those are very true. >> reporter: whether it's

making a tiktok with a teammate or attacking the rim, she's always having fun. >> i'm a little bit crazy and weird sometimes when i play in a great way. if i can just get my teammates, my coaches to laugh, that's literally my purpose of the day when i come to practice. >> reporter: she's both the team comedian and one of its best players. she's no joke to opposing coach who is voted her the pac-12's most improved player this season. >> mentally for me things have been so different i've had a lot more confidence in myself, and i think it being my junior year was very like much more assertive, like it's now or never for me. so i think all that aligned and it allowed me to, you know, get where i am this season. >> reporter: she was a top ten rebounder in the country while averaging over 18 points a game. >> you know, kiki is without a doubt just one of the best and most improved players in our program's history. >> reporter: with a promising basketball future ahead of her, she doesn't shy away from her other passions either, and her

ultimate dreams. >> i love fashion. i've always been into that since i was little, but being able to like work a runway and captivate a room is something that i really love to do in my free time. i definitely see myself at some type of paris fashion week. i don't know when it's going to happen, but i know it will happen. >> reporter: before the lights of gucci and chanel aim at employing her, she's got unsettled business in palo alto first. >> i've gotten very close my freshman year. we were at the final four. we fell short. this year i'm very much like i want to win it. i want what cameron and hannah have and have that stamp on my resume as well. >> good luck to the cardinal, thank you, matt. back with more ncaa march madness in a jiffy.

nonbasketball business, the iconic voice of brooks moon, the giants p.a. announcer since oracle park opened up in 2000 won't be back this season after the club announced this week they are parting ways with one of the most popular figures in the organization. the giants will now search for a replacement with a home opener just around the corner. >> she's truly a forever giant, and she is a san francisco giants icon. we're going to start our search for a new p.a. announcer soon, and understand the process will require time because she is a legend and is very, very tough shoes to fill. >> and jenny cavnar is quickly getting acclimated to the bay

area. she was on the call for monday's warrior game. next week, cavnar will be in the booth for opening night at the coliseum, where she will become the first woman to be the team's primary play-by-play announcer. >> i think i'm overwhelmed with grat feud more than anything. the amount of people, friends, family that have reached out, but then the amount of people in the baseball industry. and you just feel really good about the time you spent, the relationships you've built, and it's been pretty overwhelming. >> what i saw you as the kicker story on the cbs evening news i was like, oh snap. that's a national story now. >> finally tonight, history is being made in major league baseball with the oakland a's naming jenny cavnar as its lead play-by-play announcer. >> what is it like for you to go from being one that tells the story -- >> yeah. >> -- to now being the story? >> yeah, it's uncomfortable in our world. you're not supposed to be the story in journalism, rule 101, right? you were blown

away, my mom, i think this is a big job now. my mom saw me on national television. so yeah, it's very interesting. but i've also understood the importance of why this is the story, right. it's bigger than just me getting a dream job, which sit a dream job, and one i've worked hard for. but this story is more the fact that the next generation is going to have a lot of opportunity because there's representation. >> right. >> across the board, across sports, across women seeing themselves in different roles and what they can do. very different than when i grew up in high school and knowing i wanted to be a sideline reporter because that was my representation, what i saw reflected. i'm just excited to be a part of that conversation and really honored. >> when you got this gig, did colorado, san diego kind of flash before you. this is next level stuff. >> it really is. it really is. i think just to get into baseball back in 2007, i mean, that hit me like a freight train. again, i was ready to go into football as a sideline reporter. i realize very quickly at my time in san diego

that first season that i was made to do this job, right? like i grew up in baseball. my dad's a longtime high school baseball coach. i love the game. >> what's your style? i mean, i can't vision you, put it on the board, yes. i mean, what's your style? >> i guess you're going to have to find out what it is. got to tune in for that. it was fun in colorado, i developed a home run call. fire up the fountains, the fountains in coors field. >> fire up the fountain, she's gone. >> fire up the fountains, i like that. >> i'll have to find something unique, obviously, with oakland. and i'll be doing a lot of the road gapes for oakland. and really i'm just so looking forward to spending every game with alice braden. we've known each other for a very long time. >> 209. >> 209 connection. my husband grew up in stockton and dallas is very close with my in-laws. i think to be able to have that history with him and talk baseball, it's going to be fun. i have wondered, it's kept me up at night, how am i

going to bring out his personality? you know, so quiet. >> i could not be more honored to sit next to the first woman in baseball history to assume the role of play-by-play announcer. >> have you had a moment, maybe when you're by yourself and you've said, holy expletive, i'm a permanent major league baseball announcer, and i'm a pioneer at it. >> yeah, i think at spring training it'll hit a little harder, and then probably opening day it's going to punch me square in the face. and i'm excited for those moments. >> all right, we are back to wrap it up on the march madness show in a moment.

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four more games on cbs friday, including the defending champ, the connecticut huskies, the number one overall seed takes on stetson, and then at 4:00, 13 seed vermont will try to take down duke. >> when you saw duke's name, what did you guys feel watching on selection sunday? >> yeah, i thought oh [ bleep ] was my first reaction. you got to beat someone. friday night, barclay's, cbs, why not? >> all right, so coach, we've come to this, your final thoughts on this day one. >> obviously, a couple of upsets. you know my big thought, i can't stop thinking about it, how will purdue kind of do tomorrow? because they've been knocked out of the -- no one has more pressure on them in this tournament than the boilermakers of purdue. they cannot go out early. that's what i keep thinking about. >> and boy, the spotlight's going to be on them.

>> no doubt. >> as they take the court tomorrow. all right so that will do it for this edition of the march madness show. before we roll on out with big fella b.j. burton out of nc state, shout-out justin williams a member of our staff. he and the big fella are moving on. the wolf pack. congratulations, justin williams and his wolf pack. stand by, because the news is next. state's half coue has been very good. andrew: d.j. th

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>> the far commute just got classier, the soothing sound track for your next ride. >> and waiting hours for a beer that comes out just once a year, the favorite pliny the younger is out. thanks for joining us for this special edition. >> it's been so nice outside. we've got loved it. this long stretch of sunny dry weather like all good things is about to end. >> such a bummer like the whole weekend basically, tomorrow is a first alert weather day. we've got widespread rain and chance of thunderstorms. >> the timing could make for a messy evening commute tomorrow too. darren peck is in with what we can expect. we are already getting excited looking ahead to the weekend. >> the weekend could be the most exciting part of this because of what we already see off the coast. see it right there? that was just about 20 minutes

ago. we're already detecting lightning off the far northwest coast. that's going to be one defining character of this rain the next three days. if i fill in the rest of the story, look where the storm is now. it's not getting until tomorrow morning. by morning it's north bay. 1 p.m. it's starting to move across the heart of the bay and when we will see noticeable rain for the evening commute with thunderstorm. saturday the rest of the system comes onshore and the center of the system more potential for isolated thunderstorms saturday into sunday. i know this went fast, not much detail but i wanted to show the overview. sunday night we are done. we are going to slow it down. i'll show you your part of the bay in the complete forecast will back to you. >> thanks so much.

california mental health and homeless crisis now that prop one has passed newsom is under pressure to deliver for people struggling with a diks and mental health issues and even with the governor's backing prop 1 squeaked by with a thin margin. critics say it's throwing more money at a problem that the government has failed to fix. kelsey has a closer look where the money will go. >> in what was a much closer than expected election, one that took more than two weeks to call. california's prop 1 has officially passed hitting the ground running governor gavin newsom one of the main proponents of the ballot initiative told voters they wouldn't regret their decision. >> what i would say about proposition 1 is you will be

proud. that's exactly what this initiative brings nell reforms. >> it looks to tackle the homelessness crisis reforming the 2004 mental health services act requiring counties to spend 60 percent of funds received from that act on housing and programs for homeless people dealing with serious mental illness or substance abuse. the proposition also authorizes the state to borrow $$6 billion to build more than 4,000 housing units adding mental health and a diks treatment beds. mark is ceo of camelot, a local behavioral health provider will he supported prop 1 since the beginning and believes it will help get people the treatment they need. >> housing first which is getting people housed who have been unhoused is an important first step to stableizing them to get the proprietary care they

need. >> mark salazar ceo of mental health association of san francisco isn't so optimistic. he is worried prop 1 will force more people into involuntary treatment. he also says the story structure of the mental health services act will lead to significant cuts in funding to programs across the state, including his own. >> we can manage an organization but there's many that cannot manage who are smaller and focused on specific target groups or populations that cannot manage it will likely either lose funding. >> so the exact impact of prop 1 will take time to come into focus but the governor says the funding will reach the cities and counties by october. san francisco mayor breed says her team is working on a plan to

allocate that funding before it arrives. before prop 1 california had spent nearly $20 billion the last four years to tackle homelessness but in that time the number of unhoused people in the state rose 40 percent. >> here is a look at some of the other stories we are following around the bay. alameda county d.a. is moving forward with a murder charge against a robbery suspect in the death of his alleged accomplice. prosecutors say that travon johnson was part after group who rob and armored truck in 2022, one of them killed when a security guard opened fire and prosecutors are seeking to hold johnson accountable for that death. he could face life in prison. we know a lafayette man was innocent killed wrong way crash i-580 this week, police say 57-year-old lee devastated weiner was dyna drive and killed

in a suspect smash-and-grab led police on a chase will the two suspects had major injuries. a memorial is growing at a bus stop in san francisco west portal neighborhood for family of four killed in a crash over the weekend grieving community members have been stopping by to pay respects dropping off flowers and toys at the bus bench. the family was waiting for the bus when a suv on the wrong side of the street slammed into them. the father and toddler died at the scene. the mother died on sunday followed by the couple's 3 month old baby. the 78-year-old woman who was driving is still in the hospital. when we last collected is facing vehicular manslaughter charges and police in petaluma looking for two people suspect had of stealing about a $1,000 of copper wire from a hardware store that investigators say they took without paying and left in a dark red sedan. >> still ahead in tonight's

project earth they're very cute but also very much in trouble how climate change is threatening the survival of the arctic fox and the race to do something about it. >> and b.a.r.t. has had issues but classical music might make you tune them in.

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>> climate change threatening the survival of the arctic fox in norway a scientist has a freeway to protect them in the tonight's project earth elizabeth cook explains the step it will take to outfox a warming planet. >> the arctic fox, their playful nature and look make them one of

the most captivating create nurse the wild but they're in trouble. experts say they need to hunt rodents to survive long winters and climate change is making their prey harder to find. >> if we get warmer more unstable climate with snow melt and icing on the ground that is going to feng how well the rodents can survive. >> in the bay area stanford buy on the professor hadley caution's the arctic fox is not the only one under threat. >> it's not the only species threatened by climate change. >> hadley says the loss of biodiverse any a human dominated world explains how human activity and climate change are challenging the survival of many species around the world. >> extinction happens in a heartbeat. evolution takes a very long time. so it's easier to kill something

than it is to allow it to persist. so, biodiversity is threat end in many ways by humanity and the arctic fox is exemplified by that. >> back in the arctic norwegian scientists ever set up 30 feeding stations across the wilderness and they believe without them the arctic fox would go extinct. >> we stop the feeding we see a decrease. >> the international union for the conservation of nature reported how over 44,000 species are threatened with extinction will dr. hadley believes we have a moral responsibility to consider what we can do to stem the loss. >> it requires major activities on the part of humanity, not just a single person. we can all do our share. but it requires major major action for us to consider what we can do to stem the change.

>> by preserving wildlife habitats to outfox the threat. >> for more information how to protect the planet go to kpix.com. >> storms on the horizon. check of first alert forecast with meteorologist darren peck. >> devin i'm looking up at this weird polygon which slices through the bay at weird angle. that's the storm prediction map showing chance for thunderstorms or friday. i'll show you saturday because that map is different. friday you see the shape? santa clara san josé you're not in it. let's go in order because it's the north valleys that ever this chance. sonoma. napa. solano county. you'll see why for at least the first day of this storm

tomorrow, it's just the north bay valleys included in this 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. look at saturday. we are all in it. here's the way to take away terminology when you hear 20 percent chance of thunderstorms, what the that is technically tell you is that for that particular day for saturday everybody has got a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. in other words the any location where ever you are in this you particularly have a 20 percent chance to see a thunderstorm at some point on that day. it's going to go on sunday as well. let's go through the time on this. leading edge of this, north day, you have the better chance tomorrow for isolated thunderstorm. you can see why because as this cold front comes in there's more energy available in the north bay for this with higher rainfall totals. then early noon that line

marches south redevelops over the east bay and into the evening commute some of the better rain shows up peninsula east bay trivalley and could come as isolated thunderstorm. better odds north by shore but i wouldn't rule it out tomorrow. that looks impressive there. that was the open wave. watch what happens saturday. now we don't see so much of an organized orderly line. we don't have the cold front. what we have now on saturday is just widespread isolated showers and occasionally in the form of isolated thunderstorms. you see a lot more of them. it's more chaotic. we are not going to try to time out individual cells or locations this way bit you look for patterns so second half saturday into sunday morning there's just a lot more on here. lot more ingredients. second half saturday into sunday would be one of the more likely time frames to see it. watch the last part of the train

right there. so that gets us into sunday. we got to go all the way through sunday before we are done with n. rainfall total the whole period about an inch. i we are not worried about flooding with this but if you get a brief downpour you could get minor local road. >> sophia: low-lying intersections. there's going to be two feet of snow in the sierra from this after 8 days of nothing and people think we're moving into spring. that's enough. definitely need chains and winter storm warning, snow level down to 4,000 feet. barack at the time time. if you have to travel or know somebody who does, storm warning friday afternoon sunday morning so this is not the blizzard from three weeks ago but this is bad enough that people are going to

regret not being better prepared the next few days. when we see the 70s forecast, first i want you to look at the temperatures for tomorrow's daytime highs also pick out your part of the bay. we will do the survey. it's going to be 70 degrees in san josé tomorrow. so that's because it's going to take a while for the cold front to get there. so let's get into the 7-day forecast now and a couple things about this, there's another system coming. goodbye map, bring in the tubes, three days of rain, monday tuesday you're going to get a break, wednesday another storm. and there's another one after that. things are going to get busy for a while. >> still ahead people wait for hours just for a taste of a favorite brew and there's quite

a story behind pliny the younger's batch. >> it is that

north bay when beer lovers camp out for a taste of the favorite. >> pliny the younger from russian river brewing goes on sale for a limited time. >> matt tells bus the scare that threatened the 20th anniversary

batch. >> each bottle that goes down this belt and gets stamped this with label will tell the story of pliny the younger and this year's brew has quite the story which is why natalie smiled as she watched the bottling process unfold and her team at the company spends a ton of time preparing for the would week exclusive release of the triple ipa and there was a moment where disaster almost struck. >> we did have a power outage during the january storm it. >> lasted a few days. while it didn't affect the beer going into these bottles. >> we just packaged or pliny the younger for distribution, so we had a warehouse cold box full of draft pliny the younger and were difficultly stressing out about that. >> luckily for pliny's sake she says they were able to get a

generator and installed the switch gear as well. >> had we not been able to get that generator we could have lost some. >> that would have been a big disappointment. alec miller says people camp out to get some of this. >> i'll close at 10:00 and there's people in line the next date i've had people from india australia new zealand. >> over the would week period they expect to see . . . >> anywhere from 12,000-14,000. >> that's about half the population of the entire town of windsor. as the bottles fill up he was bus busy. a nod to the roman history behind the name sake. >> he was a well respected

author. >> what started as a creative way to drum up much needed business 20 years ago has turned to integral part of russian river brewing story. >> it's a really big year for us and the beer tastes amazing so happy about that. >> and one that seems to weather whatever comes its way. >> still ahead, b.a.r.t. stations coming alive with the sound of music. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank.

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>> subway series is bringing great vibes to b.a.r.t. >> concert showcasing local musicians. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> she had her 8-year-old twin daughters arrived to set everything up for their big day. it's the first day of b.a.r.t.'s back into subway series, a

global program that takes place in 150 cities across 40 countries and welcomes musicians of all ages. >> playing my inventions at the subway made me feel very encouraged because i love playing music. >> i feel very happy and excited and i thank them for organizing the event because it gives opportunity to show their talent in front of so many people. >> even during the busy evening commute some riders slow down to enjoy the musical journey. >> i think this is lovely. it makes me calm and i just want to not take the train yet. >> especially the people after a long day a chance to enjoy the music i feel very proud of them. >> the free concert was happening right in the entrance of the station where we met

local musicians ruth and alex playing their violin over 16 years. >> it was exciting. we played a little music together in private so it was nice to have an opportunity to come play with the people. we love bach. it's nice to play for people. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the program will run at stations across the system through march 31st which is something her kids are proud to celebrate through their talent. >> thanks so much for watching. >> i'll be back in two-minute with the late news and keep it here. >> hope you enjoy the long break in the rain it's coming back. chance of thunderstorms with it as well. >> if you were hoping to be in line for tomorrow's pliny the younger release these beer buddies have held that spot for

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