i hope this doe snot sound narcissistic, but andy bernard makes me laugh. i like to think about how andy bernard would handle a situation, and we are on-set, and when we are shooting a scene, it is just fun. it is fun for me to kind of like get into that ridiculous character. tavis: i am laughing, because if it makes you narcissistic, then we are all narcissistic, because andy bernard makes all of us laugh. that regard. so we talked a moment ago about the fact that carell leaves the building, the series goes on, with changes, of course, for the eighth season. so what is going to happen? is there going to be a ninth season of "the office?" have they told you guys yet? >> they have not told us officially, but i think that we are sort of on that path. whether or not a tv series is in some ways a technicality, but it is an important one, and we actually have not crossed that official line, but i have every reason to believe that we will be back. tavis: "the office" is funny, and, obviously, people watch it for the laughs, but i sense that we watch "the office"

bernard. st.ernard, a new york city bus driver and father of four was passing by the brooklyn apartment building when he spotted a girl on the ledge. >> i was hoping she wasn't going to fall down. >> reporter: as the little girl danced on top of the air conditioner. st. bernard positioned himself on the ground. swaying with her every moment, anticipating her fall. >> she landed on my chest with her arms extends. >> reporter: and you hurt your arm? >> yeah, pulled a tendon in my right arm. >> reporter: you say just like it was no big deal. >> that was no big deal. i saved a little girl. >> reporter: after getting thanked by the girl's mother today, st. bernard still doesn't call himself a hero. but like his license plate, many call him a saint. john schriffen, abc, new york. >> the little girl only has minor scrapes and bruises. remember, "nightline" later. we will see you again right here tomorrow night. good night. \s i'm barack obama and i approve this message. for amber waves of grain, , beauti

bernard was very aware of this. i don't think angela was. >> why you can't sit close to me?> you all cannot sit like that. y'all can't sit like that. >> jail officers are strict. because of a history of past infractions. >> don't do that. >> surprise inspections like this one by miami's canine team often uncover contraband on visitors. >> i find marijuana and cocaine all the time. it was a visit to the jail last year, female, she came to see her boyfriend. i found 12 balls wrapped in plastic and she had it in her body cavities. the alert was given this that area. you know, we're not allowed to strip them. but we pat them down. we found one little ball in her bra. so that gave us a cause for arrest. >> for bernard and angela, the tight constraints make their first contact visit bittersweet. >> i need you to know that. sometimes it ain't nothing we have control of. all right? but we got to comply with the rules. understand? >> yes. >> that's what i need you to do. >> we will make it work. we will because it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. no, i'm happy

bernard. waiting to catch her.ook at that again. >> it was either let her fall and be injured for the rest of her life or catch her. >> reporter: st. bernard, a new york city bus driver and father of four, was passing by the brooklyn apartment building when he saw the girl on the ledge. >> i was hoping she wasn't going to fall but that was the only way down. >> reporter: as the little girl danced on top of the air conditioner. st. bernard positioned himself on the ground. swaying with her every moment, anticipating her three-story fall. >> she landed on my chest with my arms extended. we went down. >> reporter: and you hurt your arm? >> yeah, tore the tendon in the right. that's all. >> reporter: you say just like it was no big deal. >> that was no big deal. i saved a little girl. >> reporter: after getting thanked by the girl's mother today, st. bernard still doesn't call himself a hero. but like his license plate, many now can consider him a saint. john schriffen, abc, new york. >> for sure, the little girl who i

bernard tore a tendon in his shoulder. an injury he says is well worth the life saved. everyone's calling you a hero. >> that's the instinct, that's from the heart. and any parent or anyone who loves kids like me, would have done the same thing. >> reporter: katy tur, nbc news, brooklyn, new york. >> how about that. >>> up next here tonight, the kisscam moment from last night that involved a well known couple at a basketball game. >>> william raspberry has died. he was a columnist for the "washington post" for 39 years. from 1966 to 2005. his column was also syndicated in 200 papers across this country. he was awarded the pulitzer prize for commentary back in 1994. his views were hard to predict or pin down. his moderate views on subjects like race used to confound some civil rights leaders. his very last column dealt with the crisis of absentee black fathers in america. raspberry was the product of small town mississippi. he taught journalism at duke university for ten years. he financed journalism scholarships out of his own pocket. interestingly, in addition to his w

>>reporter: saint bernard has a 7-year-old daughter. as for the 7-year-old who fell, she's doing just fine. police tell me they do in the believe her parents did anything criminal. >>> hero is a sandwich. he was pretty courageous. mat reporting. saint bernard treated and rae leased at the hospital for the torn tendon. he says it was a small sacrifice. >> fbi is investigating the discovery of needle ins sandwiches on 4 u.s. bond delta airline flights from amsterdam. authorities describe them as sewing needle found yesterday in 6 turkey sandwiches from atlanta, seattle and one passenger suffered minor cut. delta says the sandwiches all made in amsterdam by large caterer that is cooperate with the investigation. >>> the owner of miniature australian sheep dog are celebrating a medical breakthrough in berkeley tonight. casey fell ill after eating the usually fatal death cap mushroom while on vacation near healdsburg. 2 week ago the vet told his owners he probably won't wasn't going to make it. it was looking bad. doctor got involved of an a

>>reporter: saint bernard has a 7-year-old daughter. as for the 7-year-old who fell, she's doing just fine. police tell me they do in the believe her parents did anything criminal. >>> hero is a sandwich. he was pretty courageous. mat reporting. saint bernard treated and rae leased at the hospital for the torn tendon. he says it was a small sacrifice. >> fbi is investigating the discovery of needle ins sandwiches on 4 u.s. bond delta airline flights from amsterdam. authorities describe them as sewing needle found yesterday in 6 turkey sandwiches from atlanta, seattle and one passenger suffered minor cut. delta says the sandwiches all made in amsterdam by large caterer that is cooperate with the investigation. >>> the owner of miniature australian sheep dog are celebrating a medical breakthrough in berkeley tonight. casey fell ill after eating the usually fatal death cap mushroom while on vacation near healdsburg. 2 week ago the vet told his owners he probably won't wasn't going to make it. it was looking bad. doctor got involved of an a

elaine quijano and david bernard do the numbers. a surprising take on campaign 2012, from house speaker john boehner who says people probably aren't going to fall in love with mitt romney. with -- california dreaming, is a high speed rail project the wave of the future or a train to nowhere? john blackstone is tracking the debate. and sword play in japan. lucy craft shows us the modern day women who would make the samurai of old en days proud. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, i'm anthony mason. millions of americans endured yet another day of blistering heat, temperatures in the 90s and even the 100s covered much of the country today. at least 30 people have died from the heat, which the c.d.c. says routinely kills more people than all other weather events combined. elaine quijano is braving the heat for us here in new york. >> reporter: good evening, anthony. one doctor told us today normally in heat waves it's the elderly and the very young who are especially vulnerable. but she said a comb

>>reporter: saint bernard has a 7-year-old daughter.r the 7-year-old who fell, she's doing just fine. police tell me they do in the believe her parents did anything criminal. >>> hero is a sandwich pr. he was pretty courageous. mat reporting. saint bernard treated and rae leased at the hospital for the torn tendon. he says it was a small sacrifice. >> fbi is investigating the discovery of needle ins sandwiches on 4 u.s. bond delta airline flights from amsterdam. authorities describe them as sewing needle found yesterday in 6 turkey sandwiches from atlanta, seattle and one passenger suffered minor cut. delta says the sandwiches all made in amsterdam by large caterer that is cooperate with the investigation. >>> the owner of miniature australian sheep dog are celebrating a medical breakthrough in berkeley tonight. casey fell ill after eating the usually fatal death cap mushroom while on vacation near healdsburg. 2 week ago the vet told his owners he probably won't wasn't going to make it. it was looking bad. doctor got involved of an anti

turns out saint bernard only would, he did. >> i picked her up and carried her.as holding her, rubbing her. and she just more or less kept looking around. she never closed her eyes. she didn't lose consciousness. >> reporter: the mta bus driver was just getting home from work when he heard screams in the courtyard. he rushed to try to talk the girl back in. all the while placing himself directly below her. >> please let me catch her. please let me catch her. that's all i could say. let me catch the little baby. >> reporter: police sources say the young girl is autistic which would explain in this video it seems she jumped on purpose. >> he's my hero. known him for a long time. he definitely did our family a favor today. >> neighbors and loved ones are thankful for the extraordinary man that probably saved a young girl's life. but to saint bernard, extraordinary is really just dad. >> a child is almost like my age. so he always carries me. so i guess probably he'll be able to catch her. >> well steve saint bernard that, hero, is wearing a sling because he tore a t

more importantly time for steve saint bernard to get into position for the big catch follow. you could see the little girl going down, the girl was fine. saint bernard was nursing a tear in his arm. >>> he was just end the right place them the right time. delta passengers mid a discoverer in their mail printed tips is in there with your world. >>> this morning california gets federal funds, plus of the country are being hired by this take a look at that your world. the money is part of a grant. california, oregon, at washington and hawaii and alaska will each get $15,000. state rep save the money is not similar to what we saw yesterday we will see today as well. more sunshine in the inland spots but all because of low pressure system north of the bay area, bringing rain to the far reaches of northern california. cooler temperatures and low clouds but that has been the name of the game for this week and will continue for at least another day. a lot of seventies today, that is as far as we get this afternoon. 71 in fremont, 60s around the bay and some of the valleys, some of th

with me now bernard wittman a chip, a republicgist and from strategist. chip, let me begin with you. this -- in response to the ad that you just saw coming from the romney camp, the obama campaign saying this is part of what they call, quote, the big bain lie. what's going on here, chip? >> maybe in chicago style politics to call somebody a felon is just a slow friday afternoon. in presidential politics it does dictate this is going to be a nasty mean campaign. as we kind of continually see what's happening, every time there is a bit of bad news like we did in the jobs report this week, the obama campaign punches back on bain. if there was good news for rom bang on bain. what we are going to see is a narrative that's going to unfortunately throughout the long hot summer into the fall they are going to bang on bain as many times as they can because they think they have got an issue that matters. i happen to disagree with them because the jobs and the economy. >> juan: hold on, chip, what we have seen so far in this very nasty campaign, and this is a hot, n

brown of the third baptist church reverend bernard allen the executive director project director of thereedom school. reverend brown i want to start with you. the children's fund. >> they have a summer program called the freedom school. tell us all about that. >> it began 40 years ago to engage elementary and high school students. a summer program not just to read, not just to learn how to write better, not just master math but to be responsible to help get people registered to vote. back in the day blacks were excluded they were intimidated and were not able to be enfranchised as voters. so others started this program to help those persons who had not been registered to maybe did not know how to read or write to go through a summer program of learning how to read and to write. >> so this program has evolved for many states. >> yes. the next days i am looking at young people in urban america african americans and other marginalized young people who are not doing well in school. they want to make sure they would not be idol but they would play catchup and when they went back to school in

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bernard who says, believe it or not, he's not a hero. >> i saw her in the hospital.e doesn't have a scratch on her. >> people here say you're a hero. do you agree with that? >> no. no, i don't. a hero's a sandwich. i just saw a kid. and that's it. >> you did more than that. >> well, i would do the same for any kid. i'd do it for my own. >> he's a father of four. st. bernard, living up to his name. he did tear a tendon in the rescue. but he'll be fine. and so will the little girl. >>> police in northeast iowa will be back at work training a lake today, as they search for two cousins who have been missing since last friday. bikes belonging to 8-year-old elizabeth collins and 10-year-old lyric cook morrissey were found near myerses lake. but there's no sign of the little girls. the five-acre lake has already been dredged. it could take three days to drain it. >>> family members of a boston area pastor are rejoicing this morning after he was released from egypt. he was on a tour bus with another american and their guide on friday when they were kidnapped. his family was

bernard's arms. the bus driver did suffer a torn tendon in his shoulder but he is a hero and he is expected to be okay. >>> that is an amazing act of bravery and talk about some good aim on his part. >> amazing to see. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a lot of fog delays. >> we expect those delays to continue throughout the next three to six hours. 50s on the board from the north bay down to south bay. we are fogged in in san francisco. at the mid levels, currently facing three hours and or worse delays at san francisco international airport. we take you back into the weather headlines. what we'll find for tuesday is that cool weather's going to stay. you'll still need the jacket. and back in the seven-day forecast, we'll get in on summer sizzle. we can't get any kind of heat till we get rid of this huge trough of low pressure. producing rainfall in washington and oregon. but for us, it's mainly enhancing this marine layer keeping it at 2,000 to 3,000 feet. as we head throughout tuesd

bernard, thank you so much. you saved this little girl's life. you are indeed a hero. for joining us and giving us your thoughts as you were catching this child. thank you, sir. >> okay. >>> well, an 83-year-old woman loses the love of her life then has to pay more than $300,000 in federal estate taxes. why? because she's a lesbian. and she's taking her case to the supreme court. her story next. ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. ...more talk on social security... ...but washington isn't talking to the american people. [ female announcer ] when it comes to the future of medicare and social security, you've earned the right to know. ♪ ...so what does it mean for you and your family? [ female announcer ] you've earned the facts. ♪ washington may not like straight talk, but i do. [ female announcer ] and you've earned a say. get the facts and make your voice heard on medicare and social security at earnedasay.org. >>

had written a check to a country club out in maryland for $6.36 for his out-of-state dues asking bernard barker to mail it from florida so he could contain -- or remain in out-of-state status. a pretty sure clue there was some trouble. and not only did the police and the fbi find this immediately, but so did the media. because the "washington post" had one of its better police reporters right there in the room, i've now learned all these years later, covering that particular activity. >> now, this is serious business, but there is a little bit of keystone cops about it because they also had stacks of money, didn't they? >> in their pocket. >> stacks of money which would later be important when you had to follow the money. >> well, they didn't actually follow the bills, but they quickly tracked bernard barker's bank account, found that he had very large transactions. it's interesting, historically we know that litty could have cashed those checks at the riggs bank. instead he sends them to miami, to barker, to have them cashed, and it immediately raises the antenna of the fbi that this mi

bernard actually caught the girl before she hit the ground. when he first saw her out there, he tried to get her to go back inside but when she fell, he was right there, right in the right spot. he was able to catch her. her mother says the girl is autistic and she didn't even see her standing on the window sill. the girl fortunately suffered only minor injuries. st. bernard, the real hero, got injured more, tearing his shoulder tendon. that is an amazing story. saved her life. >> he may be picked up by the mlb. >> great catch. >>> coming up, the kiss seen around the world. >>> we end with a presidential smooch. >> that's right. the first family taking in the u.s. men's basketball final. the president was on that big kiss cam. they did it once, kind of just smiled, didn't want to go for it, but daughter says give mom a kiss. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and

meteorologist david bernard for wfor in miami is our cbs news severe weather consultant. david, we just heard anna talk about these back-to-back la ninas. when duds that end? >> the good news, scott, is that the la nina is slowly weakening. in fact, we're transitioning, at least potentially, to a weak el nino as we go into the autumn and winter. now, if that does occur, that does have the potential to at least bring some drought relief to parts of the country. >> pelley: remind us what el nino is. >> when we talk about el nino-- and for that matter la nina-- we're talking about the pacific waters in the equatorial areas. generally all those areas along and just north of the equator in the central and eastern pacific and when we go from louisiana to el nino, that means we're heading from cooler water to warmer waters and those warper waters from el nino can produce a more active storm trek across the country and that's why at times, if it's strong enough, we can get beneficial rain. >> pelley: and when we might see that change occur? >> already, we've seen the decline very

bernard a hero. >> no. a hero's a sandwich. i just saw a kid. and that's it. >> 7-year-old keyla, not hurt in the fall. when we're picking teams for football in the street, i have steve st. bernard. >>> also a frightening scene, a fire broke out in this high-rise building. flames spreading down the entire side of the skyscraper. the 42-story building in istanbul, turkey, packed with apartments, shops, businesses. but everyone was able to make it out in time. >>> and katie holmes and her daughter, suri, escaped injury after their mercedes was sideswiped by a trash truck. both are okay. >>> and finally, we know the president loves to play basketball. but he is showing the world he's got a little game off the court, as well. take a look. the first family taking in a team usa basketball game last night, when the kiss cam zooms in. president obama bows out, choosing to forgo a public display, and thus drawing boos from the crowd. but, the kiss cam gave him a second chance. and wouldn't you know it? the president puckered up. oh, young nationally tele

bernard has a 7-year-old daughter of his own. as for the 7-year-old who fell, she's doing just fine. police tell me they do not believe her parents did anything criminal. matt kozar, abc news, new york. >> he is a hero. >> a hero is a sandwich. very humble guy. he's a father of four. those paternal instincts kicked in. he went right there to save her. like you said, it's amazing the whole unit didn't fall. >> she's dancing on the unit. this could have been just such a tragedy. such a tragedy. i know he doesn't want to claim hero stat burks i'm going to give it to him anyway. >> well done. well done, mr. st. bernard. >>> we'll be back with more right after this. >> announcer: ♪ >>> he is one of the most enduring talents in the music business. with huge hits in every decade since he arrived on the scene back in the late '60s. >> now as he approaches an age in which most men retire, elton john is opening up about his regrets and his future. the bbc's rebecca jones reports. ♪ ♪ don't let the sun go down on me ♪ >> reporter: at the ag

bernard tore a ton don in his shoulder. he says is well worth the life saved. >> everyone's calling you a hero. >> that's from the heart, it's instinct. any parent or anyone who loves kids like me, would have done the same thing. >> reporter: katy tur, nbc news, brooklyn, new york. >>> the kisscam moment from last night that involved a well known couple at a basketball game. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. last season was the gulf's best tourism season in years. in florida we had more suntans... in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mississippi we had more good times... in louisiana we had more fun on the water. last season we broke all kinds of records on the gulf. this

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president of the bernard center for women politics. and michelle bernard.his associated press quote here. here it is in part. "in a world where amazon can track your next book purchase and you must register to buy allergy medicine, james holmes spent months stockpiling thousands of bullets, head to toe ballistic gear without raising any red flags with authorities. and here's a situation regardless of party where one would think that both sides would be able to agree on rework the system. but yet there doesn't seem to be at this point any political will to do that. >> this has been the case for quite some time. and it is i agree surprising almost every time there is one of these incidents, we have another conversation about how there needs to be another conversation and then there isn't one. some will blame the nra which has worked very hard over the years obviously to hold elected officials to a certain standard. but the will is not there with the politicians themselves and i think to a certain extent with the public. just as every time some incident like t

bernard edward powers junior. he graduated from saint peter minnesota. further studsber s s further studsber s tud s studi served as behavioral sciences soo coordinator from 1977 to 1978. he was employed at northeastern university where he served as department chair. he has been employed as professor of history teaching courses in united states and african-american history. has he been directory as african-american history and is currently chairman of that department. he has presented nuk rumerous ps and has served as manuscript referee and including the journal of american history, the georgia historical and is the author of black charlestonians which was chosen as one of the outstanding books in 1995. and was published in the fall of 1996. please join me in welcoming dr. powers. two his right, is doctor steven r wise. dr. wise received his bachelor's degree and masters degree from bowling green state university. he was drawn to the university of south carolina to study under noted civil war historian. dr. wise has written and edited a number of works a

yesterday afternoon off duty mta bus driver steven saint bernard noticed a 7-year-old girl standing onn air continuing unit outside of her third story apartment. when the little girl jumped he was there waiting to catch her. >> i ran over there hoping that i would make it before she falls hoping she don't jump. when i got there she was still up there and i am just looking and praying if she do fall or jump let me catch her. >> what is truly amazing is saint bernard and the little girl both survived only with minor injuries. both taken to a local hospital treated and released the little girl is 7-year-old kela mccreed. she is autistic. we talked to the nypd and no charges will be filed against the little girl's mother. truly amazing both walked away unharmed. >> back to you inside heather. >> what a lucky little girl. how lucky to have the man standing right there. >> he is a hear row. >> we asked you to brew on this. nearly half of you now believe it is impossible to become wealthy in your lifetime. 47 percent saying that you believe you will never get rich. so we wanted to know if you

bernard, a 52-year-old bus driver made his move. >> please let me catch her, that is all i could say. >> he dried to try to catch her. >> st. bernard live up to his name diving and catching her in his arms. >> sources say the girl has autism and slipped through the accordion folds holding the air- conditioner to the window. he thought of her is on 7-year- old daughter. >> today as friends and family are calling him a hero, this father says he was in the right place at the right time. >> i just saw a kid. that is it. >> a hero is a sandwich. that is a great line. they were taken to the hospital. he suffered a torn tendon in his arm but she is doing fine. >> that is absolutely miraculous. being in the right place at the right time. >> her family must be so grateful. clucks you know it. clucks that is it for us at 5:00. what's coming up next at 6:00. >> tomorrow a heat advisory in effect. >> the heat is having an impact on metro tonight. people working outside on your lawn as well as just jogging, i can go on and on and well. >> the politics of gambling. in other casino possibly in maryl