>> she was born with the rear condition. the only way to save her was to get a liver transplant. >> it didn't seem like that big of a sacrifice to save her life. >> she's a happy baby and i cannot try. >> as he registered to vote? >> that was racial. >> were trying to find the silver lining here. >> that was really rude. >> all of my daughter's birth pictures were on the third floor. >> thank you for your service.

>> you are chasing a heart warming touching story about a selfless act to help a little girl. >> i was going through facebook earlier this week. i read over the headline, the babysitter donates part of her liver to the baby girl she babysits. >> i immediately thought this was the most incredible story so i click on the link. i come to find this is my childhood friend who is donating her liver. >> i do remember. speemac's it hasn't been that long that we haven't seen each other. but it's been a while. >> she told me it started not even a year ago when she wanted to get a job as a nanny for george and sarah's three kids kids.

>> it's so easy to become attached to an infant. after caring for her i was with her the most out of the three siblings. you do everything, your like to everything with them. >> your like her other mom. >> she was born with a rare condition which destroys the liver. it would most likely take her life before she turned to. the only way to save her was to get a liver transplant. >> and never crossed my mind going into the job and then a couple of weeks went by and i did some research and it didn't seem after doing research it didn't seem like that big of a sacrifice to save a life. she's the happiest baby and i could not try to devise a match. >> i know kiersten's mom so i asked her what did you think when your daughter said i'm

going to donate part of my organ. >> i thought it was great. i thought i thought it was an awesome thing to want to do. she had done the research so any questions i head she knew the answers to. >> so she did the research, she knew her blood type matched on the date was set for january 11 and everything went perfect. >> one of the surgeons was like it's pretty miraculous how she came out of the surgery and how she is right now. it's crazy how fast kids bounce back. >> you didn't have quite the same recovery. >> not exactly. i am still kind of moving around like a grandma. >> kiersten's liver will regenerate itself in five weeks. >> and the part of the liver that the child got will grow with her as she grows. they hope this will bring more attention to donating your organs. >> i think some people don't even or maybe are lazy or don't think about it. they're not even. >> maybe not lazy but just donate your liver people.

just be in a donor in general. getting that on your license. because some people don't think about that and it can save so many lives. >> i just had no idea you could donate part of your liver. there's 17000 adults waiting for a liver transplant. so hopefully this can bring awareness and get some more people over transplant. >> the families are going to celebrate on january 11 every year to celebrate the liver that she gave another bomb that they share. >> people say i get your connection. you can tell. i don't think there's any connection, but may be. i think there's always gonna be a special bond between us. >> i drive with one. >> check out the video from the

town in colorado. you can see an avalanche. the record was set, it was the snowiest january in the town in the last 40 years with 40 years with 95 inches of snow. thursday morning on a peak a bomb was set off in a controlled avalanche was done as a precaution. >> this is pearl ten years old old living in gator land in orlando. she is one of the few dozen albino alligators that exist in the world. check out those teeth. >> have you ever eat now get it? >> no, i drive with one. >> we love pizza, we love robots. what you got? >> it starts. >> it starts off and it says --

that's right. i hung out out with the world's coolest robot the other day. it's name is sunny the fun enjoyed. it came from pioneer road works in brooklyn. here comes another one. >> hello would you like to order pizza? when who in the world created this amazing robot? >> is a steward of fun. it was an idea that bethany and i came up with. she we run the lab together pioneer works in brooklyn. >> when i first heard about funny, all he knew his it delivered pizza and beer to a local establishment in brooklyn. while they do not plan on delivering pizza and beer to all households, they do hope that --

funny does the transaction for you. here's the best part. funny the fun droid is old enough to deliver the beer and pizza. he's 21 years old. based off of. based off of it windows 95 operating system. how cool is that. what did you just say? >> he carries the pizza. >> he has arms that go like this. then they clipped down on. >> he is goofy looking. >> his name is the funny. >> what you you expect, something that looks like you?

>> we are feeding americans pizza and beer, whose really, really making america great again? it's funny. >> thank you. happy new year. >> i lived in new york my entire life and been to china town many times but never for the chinese new year. this was was the first. i headed up to the canal street to the athletic club in there and met some performers who did the line dance to the chinese new year. they can do this dance for six to seven hours straight without stopping. found out about the costumes that are intricate. >> they customs come from china and hong kong. they last for a couple of parades. were out there like dancing with these heads for six or seven hours straight. >> then they performed the dance for me which was spectacular.

i asked them what year are we now? and they told me it is the year of the chicken. ironically the year of the chicken will be a bad year for anyone born in the year of chicken. >> i asked them about dragon. i'll always known that dragons were predominant. there are two dragons on each side of the sign in chinatown. >> what you think of the way dragons are pretrade in american culture question. >> totally different. they're supposed to be evil and very devastating creatures. in chinese culture the dragon is primarily supposed to be intelligent. it's powerful but is supposed to represent royalty. it cannot be construed as something evil. >> once they finish doing the dance i wanted to learn how to do it my self so i grabbed the lion's head and did an amateurish performance and they all laughed. i'm sure i was not doing it right. was a spectacular time

time in saturday's the chinese new year so happy new year. >> as many questions as i could have i think it's all about you dancing around the dragon head on. >> it's a sight to see. >> how heavy was it? >> that's a good question. we always want to know how much things way, i didn't way it but dancing with it was really hard. >> i think will have one question here, are you ordering chinese for lunch? >> that's not a terrible idea. >> that's why love radio. i don't have to listen to the reaction. i just talk into the microphone. just microphone. just talking. >> when the weather gets frightful this 13-year-old gets out and makes things delightful. he uses his hover board to help him shovel snow. making a little little bit of money to post the video on youtube and they're not surprisingly he's become a viral

sensation. way to go. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> the town in new jersey is alive with the sound of typewriters. [inaudible] it's 100% useless. useless. it puts you in thought with your mind.

>> she is ten years old, 7 feet long. >> take a look at this adorable video showing a baby hippo taken a bath. isn't it cute?

she is only two days old. she was born six weeks premature. so she needs 24 hour attention print this is keepers are using their orders to grow her muscles and get her strength and maintain her body temperature. what can be so cute. >> they're going to put a lot of people out of business. it's terrible on the boat. so they get off. we like flounder? you like a good royal flounder? >> classic new jersey dish. go out tonight and order some and get your fill because fishermen say that the days of catching and eating new jersey flounder could be over if these federal regulations are put in place. >> the methodology is with their annual estimates we face in on

reliable estimate data they are using, this creates numbers from year-to-year using that that data. >> several hundred fishermen gathered on the dock earlier today to rally against the regulations they say could decimate the fishing industry in new jersey. the new rules cut 30% the amount of summer flounder boats able to catch and keep every year. >> they're going to put a lot of people out of business. and it's terrible on about so you kids get off their fishing can't keep the fish. >> right now you're able to keep five fish, 1818 inches or longer. this could go down to just two fish 19 inches or longer. commercial fishermen who we saw here say you have to catch up about 19 or 2020 smaller fish

before you get a 19 incher. this can come here in the summer they are 30 or 40 bucks if you're going to come out with no fish. >> cutting two fish in 19 inches will hurt the business. those regulations seem a little ridiculous. the atlantic state marine fishery council said the vote next week could stop one of five plans to curtail what they say it's die now. they're running out of fish in there being over fish. the fishermen say the data is not right there's plenty efficiency. >> it's an industry killer at many levels. obviously there's multiple sides to the data. the question is is this an obama air a regulation that is now finally hitting its deadline? >> it's hard to say this came from the obama administration.

it's a tangled web of regulatory agencies. i could spend five minutes reading you the list of agencies that oversee the fisheries. it's almost hard to see where it comes from. >> is there any movement with these especially the commercial fishermen. that's a huge part of this. they're. there are not many voices to speak out for jerseys commercial fishermen. have any of them address this to governor christie? the guy might be quick incredibly unpopular and not looking offers constituents, but he can pick up the phone and call president trump and maybe something can get done. >> he can even call president trump to get a job. do you think he can help the fishermen? >> ashley, you're chasing a story about something that many millennial's may's may not actually know what it is. >> the town in new jersey is alive with the sound of typewriters.

carl's business machines is one of the coolest places i've seen in a while. they have typewriters of all colors. sizes, representing all different decades. it's a story book about america's history. they even have the first ever ibm typewriter. oh my god. it's like agent. i'm in love right now. this is like an untold story in itself. what may may be considered old-school is actually new school. this business is booming and thriving. so if you thought typewriters were dinosaurs -- no way. >> you go around a lot of seasons for different purposes. so you will still find them in and offices, the electric, the younger kids are bringing on them and believe it or not. >> i have to hit it harder?

>> wow. i don't want to mess it up. now the surprise, these vintage typewriters in his shop are often on the big screen. >> men in black did the first one we thought it was a prank call someone called up and said you have ibm's electrical and typewriters. we said yeah we thought maybe they wanted to buy one or two. then they call back and wanted 20. >> most recently their machines were featured in the oscar-nominated film, hidden figures. >> these were rented for hidden figures. so i tap into my inner hollywood and pretended to play catherine johnson who is the woman behind the mask who got the first man into space i've been up for a challenge before and i'm going to prove myself or the this time. i'm going to send the first man to the moon.

that is the difference from earth to -- [applause] nailed it. i'll edit everyone be the judge. but it's all right. you are fabulous. the judgment of yourself is fantastic. they even gave me the honor of putting my autograph on one of those into each typewriters. >> i don't how the business is thriving. haven't seen a typewriter anywhere. anything old. polar i cameras, typewriters, it seems silly. there's a reason why it's nostalgic and cool because it's 100% useless. it cannot update files. it won't save it. it puts puts you in thought with your mind.

>> it's called pen and paper. >> she had no idea. thanks ashley. >> way to go typewriters. >> ashley and i headed to the stop and the exhibit with east harlem are coming together for it game of dominoes. >> did you not more down the she did? >> that's lego's bill. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down.

>> where do you want me to start from? >> the veterinarian. >> he seemed unsure.

>> brooklyn, guess who's back in harlem. ashley, sergio, you are chasing north of 96. what you got?

>> sometimes life can be like a game of dominoes, on predictable and if you don't play the right way you will lose. >> ashley and i headed to the hunter east gallery at hunter college to check out an exhibit of dominoes. >> most of exhibition we do are always influenced by either the school of social worker by the community being in east harlem. >> this time it's in a community that is rapidly changing. most people in east harlem are coming together through the game of dominoes to discuss changes in the neighborhood and also politics. >> a lot of the things -- instead of reading the paper their plane dominoes.

>> we played by something that was inspired by one of the artists. i one. >> did you win? can we keep going? tell you why one. did you not more down? >> that's legos bill where you knock it off. >> know you lined the dominoes up and knock it down. there's a guinness world records. >> east harlem has a big hispanic presence. i got all distracted because i don't know how to play dominoes. >> were going to teach you.

>> random. now you can look it's just like cards. you only go down the middle. you have to have a six or one or i go. but now you have to have a two or one. >> i get it. that's a play dominoes. you see that so we deal with every single day. >> i feel like i learned something. >> another great week of jason's. thanks for watching. have watching. have a great weekend. see you monday. that's a nice intro. i let everyone be the judge. the judgment of yourself is fantastic. the judgment of yourself is fantastic. that's really goofy looking.

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