. >> ahÍ estÁ bennie. >> hola bennie. >> hola chicos, ¿quieren jugar a mi juego del patito?pato? ... ¿detrÁs de la puerta roja? (pato) >> exacto. >> ¡sÍ! encontraron el pato, escucharon bien. veamos quÉ hay detrÁs de las otras puertas. (sonidos) (sonidos) (sonidos) (risas) >> muy bien, ganaron dos tickets amarillos. >> ¡sÍ! >> dora, ¿tenemos suficientes tickets amarillos para ganar la gran piÑata? >> veamos cuÁntos tickets tenemos. cuenten con nosotros. uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, ¡diez! >> ¡diez tickets amarillos! >> tenemos suficientes tickets para la gran piÑata. >> gran piÑata, aquÍ vamos. ¡aquÍ estÁ! >> dora y botas, para ganar la gran piÑata necesitan ... >> ¡diez tickets amarillos! >> tenemos diez tickets amarillos. ♪. >> acÉrquense todos por aquÍ para ayudar a abrir la gran piÑata. >> miren, todos nuestros amigos estÁn aquÍ para ayudarnos a abrir la gran piÑata. >> ¿quieren ayudarnos a abrir la gran piÑata? ... ¡grandioso! para abrir la gran piÑata, todos tienen que halar una cuerda. pongan sus manos al aire y estÍrense. estÍrense y tomen

we wanna play like benny. irony, roosevelt had another player, ryan anderson, diagnosed with the same rare bone cancer last year. despite having his career ended, he was the team captain last season. stories like these have inspired tra to fight through any struggles he faces. --tra--ryan anderson, too. he helped us a lot last year. so you've got two inspirational stories that have helped me a lot since i've been here. now, refocused, inspired and motivated, chapman is ready to make a legacy for himself both in kent, and beyond. --tra-- i love football now, i love the place. it's my team now. i'm the captain. and i feel good about the direction we're going in. in kent, ohio... i'm joe mccann - hank you, joe. it's time for a break... coming up next, a look at one of the nation's top tight ends. stay with us. (break one) - elcome back, let's head northeast and to the basketball court for this week's toyota top five... anthony barber of hampton, virginia, is one of top point guards in the 2013 class... he's a mat

especially the story about benny coleman an elderly man suffering from dementia. he owned his house out right but when he failed to pay what started out as 100 $34 in taxes he was kicked out -- his house auctioned off. the neighbors were there to see it. >> they told him he had to get off the property. he took his chair. he took his chair and set across the street and watched the whole thing happen. >> council member mary share couldn't believe it. >> -- mary chai. >> it was heartbreaking and outrageous. >> she will require a review of all tax lyons in the last decade -- tax liens and directs the c is. . oh to come up with a compensation package for those treated unfairly. >> we ought to try to make you whole -- i don't have any idea what that will look like in terms of money. i have no idea how many people would be caught up in that and what we would have to do. >> most leaders i agree the auctions of home oowner apps property should be stopped for now and some suggested punishment for management -- within the cfo apps office but now shows thinking about benny co

just a tragedy for anybody to even think you would put a piece of art over somebody's lives. >> for benny and her husband, the city's art work is a far cry from their troubles. they're more concerned about medical bills than monet. >> it's hard already i can't imagine it being hard he. >> since her husband retired in 1997. he suffers series problems. he undergoes dialysis and a couple of years ago, he lost his eyesight. >> i don't know how i would survive. i might as well have one foot in the grave. that's where i'd be headed if i couldn't take care of myself anymore or him. if they cut him off it's like cutting my life. it's like a sienl killer or something -- silent kimer or something -- killer or something. like everyone who's trying to retire. it would be very devastating. >> almost everything the city owns ask an asset to be sold off off. including the tunnel to 1st to 1 sor windsor, ontario and the zoo. a healthy breeding giraffe can fetch as much as $80,000. nothing is too precious to be sold. >> the city manager is evaluating the value of everything that detroit owes. >> law profe

and then of course, in san francisco, benny lafono. we had the first and the last of the new deal. coit tower is the first. it is i think, one of the best in the country. it shows san francisco's history and that of human civilization shown through the eyes of labor. these are things that happened in san francisco's history. lynchings. again, coit tower, shows you the stock market dropping. something people weren't used to seeing. and a business many being held up. and in george washington high school, the farther of our country pointing the pioneers west as they walk over a dead indian. most of the art is not controversial. most of the artists celebrates local produce. this is one of the most extraordinary murals i have seen. at a tuberculosis cemetery. they also painted a mural in san francisco. finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater. all people brought together through the arts. unfortunately, it was not the last. the war came along. and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington in 1953. he had a panel showing the arts and s

jack benny, mary livingston, jenny and i, don rickles. there is something about laughter. it is laughter and the longevity of a marriage. we will be in a really heated argument and i will say something and then i'll think to myself, i remember that line, that was a great line. i can't write it down now, but i have got to remember it. and then will both look at each other, and the fight is over. tavis: that is funny. how warped my thinking is, as you are telling your story, i was thinking of a wonderful documentary that i saw that you were part of about the life and times of richard pryor. and i was laughing because there , wife couple of lines number five and wife number seven. >> there are exceptions. one of the greatest ever and he could not stay married to one person. i raise that because i was moved by the profundity of what you had to say about the artistic thiss of richard pryor and is bob newhart talking about prior. tell me about your respect for his craft. >> he is just huge. i may have mentioned, i am not sure. i received an award from the kennedy center. and pry

liz: benny is asking about add adams for peace. >> we'll get them.brooklyn nets owner is your partner in this, how committed is he to islanders. >> he is committed to the basketball, he made trades this year that will make us a real contend or for the nba title. that costs a lot of money, he has to commitment charles wong owns islanders, he had a team in play-offs this year, they are going to get better and better, a young, good team, they sold more tickets than any more exhibition team, and ha. >> so there is really interest in hockey. liz: i talked with islander fans that live on long island because of the public transportation system, it is fine for them to go see them in brooklyn, that was a smart move. how many jobs in nassau are you expecting? >> close to 2000, it is an arena just the same. am situation in particular -- employment situation is good. >> as we wait for the president to speak. government shut down, you, as a major be owner, a guy who depends on a healthy consumer who would you say to congress? >> this is a disaster, you cannot let

do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys.of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back. çuçuçu;u:u:uçuuuuzuuçuçuçuço captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org nation. now, before we say good night, i would like to say hello to the newest member of the colbert nation, little emeesa mac rosta, daughter of my crack researcher jen rosta. now, jen, i've been doing some baby research for you on yahoo answers. now, di

do you think francis looks and you and goes, you're one of bennie's boys.o, back of the pope-mobile for you. >> we all are. we all are. he hasn't made any yet. so i'd like to think he'd say he was part of the conclave that elected me. >> is this the first conclave you ever went to? >> first conclave ever. >> stephen: after francis is out, whenever... >> i hope it's a long time. >> stephen: i hope it's a long time. i hope it's a retirement. >> okay. >> stephen: we get somebody in there that i am more simpatico with. if you were to be made pope, what name would you choose? [applause] stephen. [cheering and applause] >> stephen: thank you so much. cardinal timothy dolan, we'll be right back. d(d!"d$àb88n3gf)"l

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it was council member benny lee's idea. >> if we close our doors, that closes our opportunities to be an influence with them. the partnership allows us to grow quicker. >> an overwhelming number of comments about china's human rights records. >> this flag is a symbol. >> i hope they will come to their senses and refrain from flying this flag that is stained with bloods. >> either the dollar bill or the chinese currency above city hall. >> and promise to be back. >> the people and their allies will be protesting that bloody flag. they think they heard an ear full, they'll hear more on october 1st. >> kpix 5. >> the city of alameda and san francisco have raised chinese flags in the past. >> 8 people are now dead in the flood in colorado and hundreds are still unaccounted for. the search for victims picked up after the sun came up yesterday. 1,000 people are stranded because roads and bridges are washed out. once the evacuations are complete, it could take months to finish searching for victims. here's what the rescue victims look like. this crew had a camera rolling as they scoured a cu

swab for your leadership in doing so and also benny, i know he's a personal friend of yours, i wish i knew mr. fisher better as well but we are going to enjoy this wonderful collection and so thank you for the modern art and bob for all your leadership for doing this. this would not have happened without that occurring. it is a win win for the city. this station, supervisor kim has just arrived. i want to please welcome her up. we have been doing a lot of openings in your district, supervisor. we just did another one at the entrance transbay center. it's a gold standard, lead gold, i want to thank webcor for their leadership in getting this built and making a smooth transition. i want to thank the fire fighters because it's really the home of the alley cats and they are proud of it and they are proud of the family that they have built here because this is one of the busiest fire stations, firehouse 1, will get those calls, you know that. in fact don't be surprised if a call is made even during a time we are here because there is so much activity going on. but we know they are in a saf

my name is benny gore. i live next door. i own a store across the street where jack spade is supposed to go. it's not prime location. i think a store like jack spade will help a lot. it's pretty gross, last week a homeless man walked into my store and accosted my employees and i -- constantly pick up feces and trash from the front of my store. i think it would help having them here. >> i live across the street on valencia between 18th and 19. i support jack spade going into the mission. it will benefit the 16th street corridor and provide a clean storefront. it will do so while operating with some of the existing laws in this city which is it's right. i feel it's what this opposition is looking for. they think it should be formula retail. their argument is based on concern what will happen in the future if they are allowed to create stores like jack spade. i understand their argument. my understanding concern about their large corporation about rents being driven up by the landlord and by employers not caring much because th

. >> it was the city councilman, benny lee's idea. a tribute to china's national day. and a way to signal to chinese investors that san leandro wants their business. >> it allows the partnership to grow much bigger. >> today, lee did not return our calls. now san leandro doesn't have a policy dealing with whether the flags of other nations should fly here at all. they have a policy to fly specialty flags, but in their october 7 meeting, they are going to try to set a policy concerning matters like these. live in san leandro, kpix5. >> san jose police are on alert after someone shot out the windows of ten cars on highway 101. shattered glass was left on the freeway. police say that somebody fired either a bb gun or pellet gun at passing cars from about 5:45 until 6:15. one of the drivers posted pictures of damage to his car on twitter. fortunately, no one was hurt, but no suspects have been identified yet. >> one of san francisco's most vibrant entertainment districts is getting a makeover and a lot of people will say, it's about time. city leaders announced a new secur

. >> reporter: council member benny lee made the controversial proposal to fly china's flag

minister is on a mission to thwart iran's recent efforts to unfreeze its relations with the west at about benny minute netanyahu he claims that tehran sweet talk is just a trick to try and buy the country's nuclear program more time means vying to prove it in the white house and at the united nations general assembly artie's middle east correspondent paula now looking at what to expect from the israeli leaders so-called counter offensive the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the united states where he will be meeting with the american president barack obama and also addressing the united nations general assembly the focus of that address and his meetings will be on iran and here the israeli prime minister's message is quite simple don't trust the rain ians netanyahu has ordered his government members not to give comments regarding the recent phone call between the radian and american presidents in fact he's ordered them not to talk at all regarding the whole issue of iran and this is presumably to avoid any kind of embarrassment while natanya who is in the united states and also f

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it was council member benny lee's idea. he says it will help attract chinese investors. >> we close our doors. that closes tounts opportunities to be an influence with them. the partnership allows us to go much quick sgler the vote passed is by the protest before the meeting and overweming number of contents about china's human rights record. >> this chinese flag is a divisive symbol. i hope the officials will refrain from flying this chinese flag that is stained with the blood. >> perhaps the flag that's more appropriate either the dollar bill or prap it is chinese currency above city hal. >> and they promised to be back. >> tibetan people and their allies will be protesting the raising of that bloody flag in front of city council. if they think they heard just an earful, they'll hear more of an earful on october 1st. >> now, both the cities of san francisco and al immediate have hosted chinese flag-raising ceremonies in the past. >>> united nations inspectors put out a report showing what they call clear and convincing ev

it was council member benny lee's idea.e said it'll help attract chinese investors. >> basically that closes our opportunity to be an innuance with them. partnership alus us to grow much quicker. >> overwhelming number of comments about china's num rights record. >> this chinese flag is a devicive symbol. i hope the elected officials will come to their senses and refrain from flying this flag that is stained with blood. >> perhaps we should have brought you the flag that's more appropriate, either the dollar bill or chie kneads neez courtesy above city hal. >> and promised to be back. >> tibetan people and their al lice lob protesting. if they think they heard just an earful. >> both san francisco and alameda have hosted in the past. >>> why the governor says both sides need to get real. >>> some of the most popular brands of beer just got cheaper. where you can now buy them at cost. >>> red carpet premier one of the most famous bands in bay area history day bows their new project. >>> union city 73, 80s elsewhere. 81 for c

to cross talk the war in syria i'm joined by phyllis bennis in washington she is the director of the new internationalism project at the institute for policy studies also in washington we have cynthia snyder she is a professor at george to.

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. >> reporter: for benny pfizer who heads a climate policy think tank, the world doesn't need cripplings in fossil fuel use. it needs to build more flood barriers like this one to protect against the rising sea levels that melting polarize iceand glackiers will cause. are you saying that the measures that are being proposed for the quite significant reduction in the production of greenhouse gases are ubrealistic, unreachable, wrong? what do you say? >> they are unrealistic and unreachable. >> reporter: and whatever happens to the temperature, the climate change debate is about to heat up. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: one of the things we like to be able to take for granted when we fly is that the crew in the cockpit is, among other things, weak. but in a survey of british pilots out tonight, more than half admitted nodding off during a flight, and even more troubling, 29% of those napping pilots said when they awoke, they found the other pilot asleep as well. chesley sullenberger is a former u.s. airways captain best known for his landing on the hudson river. he is now an

attack syria but paris says it will wait for washington to make the move political analyst phyllis bennis things the white house was forced to turn to congress for support after most of its allies refused to weigh in. he was prepared to go without a united nations resolution which of course would make any military strike illegal but he was counting on certainly the brits he was counting on the u.k. to come on board i think he was quite blindsided by that decision by the british parliament and then to find out that nato said no and that the arab league said no france isn't quite enough as an international allies i think all of that plus the fact that almost two hundred members of congress have signed letters in recent days demanding that there be some consultation with congress the whole question of what happens the day after is not on the agenda we can say all we want our intention is a narrow targeted strike just a day or two this is not a major major military campaign well it's not a major kill military campaign until it is what is of course syria tries to retaliate against one of the u

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to cross talk the war in syria i'm joined by phyllis bennis in washington she is the director of the new internationalism project at the institute for policy studies also in washington we have cynthia snyder she is a professor at georgetown university and a senior nonresident fellow with the brookings institution and in new york we cross to jason hurst lawyer he is a writer political commentator and contributor to counterpunch dissident voice and other political communities cross talk rules and i think it means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it tell us one go to you first in washington a lot of people would say that obama's approach to syria doesn't even pass the laugh test these days i mean he's going to congress someone has to be punished and irrespective what congress says he can do what he wants so explain his plan to me if you understand it. i don't think it's a laughing matter this the consequences are very very severe and i think we have to take it very seriously i think that what's going on here is that president obama was broadsided by the decisio

syria but paris says it will wait for washington to make the first move political analyst phyllis bennis thinks the white house was forced to turn to congress for support after most of its allies refused to weigh in. he was prepared to go without a united nations resolution which of course would make any military strike illegal but he was counting on certainly the brits he was counting on the u.k. to come on board i think he was quite blindsided by that decision by the british parliament and then to find out that nato said no and that the arab league said no france isn't quite enough as an international allies i think all of that plus the fact that almost two hundred members of congress have signed letters in recent days demanding that there be some consultation with congress the whole question of what happens the day after is not on the agenda we can say all we want our intention is a narrow targeted strike just a day or two this is not a major major military campaign well it's not a major kill military campaign until it is what is of course syria tries to retaliate against one of the u