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State Budget Announcement On Tuesday, Governor Jerry Brown rejected
court-driven mandates to further cut the prison population, saying
instead that he will propose a "live-within-our-means" budget on
Thursday that spends more money on higher education and K-12
schools in the next fiscal year. "Most people want to spend more
money than the state has, and I will tell you 2013 is the year of
fiscal discipline and living within our means," Brown said.
This morning, we'll stream the Governor's budget announcement
and hear the specifics of his state spending plan for the 2013-14
fiscal year, which begins on July 1. State legislative analyst
Steve Boilard joins us.
Zoom! Are you needing an extra boost of healthy motivation this
year? The National Danish Performance Team just might do it
with their performance that intends to "move the world towards
healthy living, self-empowerment and community building."
They're returning to Sacramento this weekend with a new show
"Zoom" at the Memorial Auditorium. The 14-man, 14-woman team
of 20-26 year olds combine a variety of modern gymnastics, dance,
cheer, artist vaulting, tumbling, and high-energy acrobatics,
creating a show that's nothing short of stunning. They'll be
performing at the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento on Saturday,
January 12th at 7:30pm.
Sound Advice: Rachel Barton Pine Violinist Rachel Barton Pine has
broken through every possible stereotype people may have of a
modern classical musician. From appearances with the Chicago
Symphony Orchestra at age 10, to playing at the 1996 Democratic
Convention, her journey her journey has been successful, even when
marred by a severe train accident that injured both her legs. We'll
talk with Rachel about her musical influences, one of whom is
long-time mentor Michael Morgan, music director and principal
conductor of the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra. Rachel is
performing with the Philharmonic and critically acclaimed Northern
California composer Nolan Glasser on January 12 at 7:30pm.
State Budget Recap Earlier in the show, we streamed Gov. Jerry
Brown's announcement of his 2013-14 spending plan. We'll
check in for a recap with Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler, who was
on the scene.
State Budget Announcement On Tuesday, Governor Jerry Brown rejected
court-driven mandates to further cut the prison population, saying
instead that he will propose a "live-within-our-means" budget on
Thursday that spends more money on higher education and K-12
schools in the next fiscal year. "Most people want to spend more
money than the state has, and I will tell you 2013 is the year of
fiscal discipline and living within our means," Brown said.
This morning, we'll stream the Governor's budget
announcement and hear the specifics of his state spending plan
for the 2013-14 fiscal year, which begins on July 1. State
legislative analyst Steve Boilard joins us.
Zoom! Are you needing an extra boost of
healthy motivation this year? The National Danish
Performance Team just might do it for you with their
performance that intends to "move the world towards healthy living,
self-empowerment and community building." They're returning to Sacramento this weekend with
a new show called "Zoom" at the Memorial Auditorium. The
14-man, 14-woman team of 20-26 year olds combine a variety of
modern gymnastics, dance, cheer, artist vaulting, tumbling, and
high-energy acrobatics, creating a show that's nothing short of
stunning. We speak with two of the gymnasts, plus their team
manager before their performance at the Memorial Auditorium in
Sacramento on Saturday, January 12th at 7:30pm.
Sound Advice: Rachel Barton Pine Violinist
Rachel Barton Pine has broken through every possible stereotype
people may have of a modern classical musician. From appearances
with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at age 10 and playing at the
Democratic Convention in 1996, to playing A Star-Spangled Banner Holiday Tribute on NPR in
2006, her journey her journey has been successful, even when
marred by a severe train accident that injured both her legs. That
last incident had the Chicago Tribune referring to her as the
"comeback kid." We'll talk with Rachel about the
musiciand and composers who influenced her along the way, one of
whom is long-time mentor Michael Morgan, music director and
principal conductor of the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra.
Rachel is performing with the Philharmonic and
critically acclaimed Northern California composer Nolan Glasser on
January 12 at 7:30pm. Also, did you know that Rachel is in a
heavy metal band called Earthen Grave? We'll talk about
that too.
State Budget Recap Earlier in the show, we
streamed Governor Jerry Brown's announcement of his 2013-14
spending plan. We'll check in for a quick chat with Capitol Bureau
Chief Ben Adler, who was on the scene and can offer us a recap
of the announcement, as well as reactions from others who were
there.