- in a minute, bert.! i've been trying! - why, it's simple. look. all you need is to put this pole up in here. ooh! - hey, you, watch it! - what was that? - a kangaroo, and i think it's hungry! - very hungry. look at his tummy rumble. - uh, i don't think that's "his" tummy, ernie. - [cooing] - aw. it's a joey. that's a baby kangaroo. - aw. and look how the mama carries him in a pouch. - say hi to the joey, rubber duckie. [squeak squeak] - [cooing] - heh heh heh! - hmm. i wonder what kangaroos eat. you like oat meal? [sniffing] - uh-uh. - well, how about some peanut butter? it's delicious with a banana. - echh! - aw. - sorry. guess there's nothing for you here then. - hmm. hmm. - oh, well. let's go find that platypus, rubber duckie. rubber duckie? hmm. what are you doing in there? - uh-oh. his mama left him behind? - sure looks that way, but where's rubber duckie. - something tells me he's in mama's pouch, and she doesn't know she left her baby here. - oh, no! rubber duckie! follow that kangaroo! rubber du

phryne: morning, bert, cec.i need you to inquire about renting a room in this boardinghouse in seddon. find out all you can about the landlady, miss gay, and any equally dubious gentlemen tenants she might have. morning, inspector. i was just on my way to see you. to explain yourself, i hope. tea? i can't believe your hide -- appropriating a child who should have been in the care of the state. state care -- you know what those places are like. and if that woman was jane's aunt, i'll eat my cloche. the poor child clearly loathed her. none of this explains how that poor child came to be in possession of mrs. henderson's jewels or what she had to do with her murder. well, it's lucky for you i've finally convinced jane she should speak with you. come in, jane! i found the jewels by the rail line. why didn't you tell us this before? i didn't think you'd believe me. that could be because it's not particularly believable. what were you up to the rest of the time on the train? i was asleep in the guard's van mostly, but

[bert chuckles] i see you've got a problem with the plumbing there, eh? [chuckling] that don't matter, does it, because your electrics don't work, either. oh. look, son, make a proper job with the wiring, right? and then get the pipes flowing freely, then do a bit of plastering. i mean, we could have this place looking like the ritz-carlton in next to no time. >> "we"? >> large and son can do anything. >> dad? >> son? >> you remember what it was like, don't you, moving into your first place? >> i lived at home until i met your mother. then we got married and i--well, we moved in together. i've never lived alone before. here--i heard from mark that you're going to be his best man. so is there going to be some big stag night do or something? it's just that i--i bumped into him recently and he--and he didn't mention it. >> well, that's--i mean, he probably knew that you wouldn't want to go. i mean, he's got some idea about camping out in the woods. >> oh. >> yeah, and you've got your back to think about and your-- >> oh. i see--all that traveling about, yeah

>> so excellent question, bert. the answer to the latter part of your question is, yes, indeed, i canment -- can envision and describe, and i think others can describe a workable, effective, long-lasting gold standard that does not necessarily involve federal government management. it's laid out really in the propositions of establishing the gold standard as standard in the united states and allowing free banking and nations all over the world to elect to follow the united states' lead. on the first part of your question, there is an inevitable involvement in america of the federal government. we live in a country where not all things are permitted. there is a constitution of the united states and an articles i, sections 8 and 10, it is made clear in the first place that congress has the sole power to coin money and regulate the value thereof. in a word, congress under the constitution is given the authority to establish and define the dollar whether it be a weight of gold, a weight of silver. not the federal reserv

special agent gibbs says the ncis team is finding ways to make the show bert each year. ncis airs tonight at 8:00 followed by the season premier of ncis los angeles at 9:00 and stay tuned for wusa9 news at 11:00. >> kermet and piggy are back together again. >> among more than 20 of jim hansen's puppets donated today. others include bert and ernie, they will be joining kermet the frog and other muppets already in the smithsonian collection. >>> there's a reason things aren't going so well and it has to do with that quarterback, but not the way you may think. here's the story. rg3 has been idolized for two years. magazines, newspapers, tv, he carries the redskins flag and along with the arrogance and on and on and the rest of the team feels like chopped liver. how would you feel under similar workplace circumstances? oh sure, you're a pro, but it takes the edge off of being a team player. this is a management issue and no one in the organization is capable of stepping up to the plate. i start curt cousins and see what happens. and, we get similar sentiments from craig of k

. >> kermit the frog is already on display, the collection will include my favorite, bert and ernie.nie was my absolute favorite. >> i think he was my first crush. >> when i was little. >> i love bert ernie from sesame street.. >> the more muppets the merrier. >> i have seen the original kermit. >> that one is the original. >> but there was one that more popular with sesame street. >> as with a lot of those typety characters, they evolve over th years, but the original one is s different than the original one. >> and jim henson has ties to to our area. >> i love for sesame runs. i visited the set. i did meet oscar, the grouch, big bird and elmo; elmo is all the rage. i met him. no mr. snuffle puss. pu >> i like oscar. >> a little cranky, yeah. >> but he has a heart of gold.gd >> a heart of gold. >> all right, let's go to the forecast. allison. >> sunny and bright,ter going to b, we're goingto be in for a bel afternoon. at north nortlooking washington. up. made that up. >> no, you're right, that is tht looking north on wisconsin. wi >> 57 this morning in washington. it's a little cool. w

we have bert and ernie and kos car the grouch. if you come in and take a look at the characters and they look weathered, it's because they are the first characters used in the first shows and the first commercials. we talked to a curator here at the museum. her talking about the legacy they will be able to display. cheryl henson, jim's daughter spoke with us on the local ties jim henson has here. >> my father and mother met at the university of maryland. they were in washington, d.c. many, many years. they got their start on local television in washington, d.c. it mattered so much for us, as the family to know some of the characters are here at the smithsonian. >> reporter: a lot of people don't know jim henson caught his start here on wrc in 1954. a long legacy for the folks here in d.c. the exhibit goes on through. >> it all started here in our studios. >> outside the studios, glorious weather. >> glorious for folks saying i'm cold. tomorrow morning, temperatures up by a few degrees. look outside, we have the clear sky and it's

we don't have this tropical storm um bert toe but tropical storm gabriel.nd dissipate and it was no longer a tropical storm. well it's back. the area of showers and thunderstorms that was gabriel has reintensified and now it is a tropical storm. this system is headed toward bermuda. it's not forecast to become a hurricane. it's forecast to become relatively weak with maximum stain sustained winds from 40 to 50 miles per hour. that will be a concern in bermuda with areas of heavy rain. off the coast of africa into the south and westÑi of cape verde islands we have tropical storm um be omberto. take a look at wednesday, early morning or possibly later on today. we are talking about this system potentially intensifying into a category 1 hurricane. it is forecast to become the first hurricane of the atlantic hurricane season and continue to move over open waters. the good news it is not threatening any land mass and isn't headed toward the united states. it will remain a category 1 storm and eventually to a category 2 over open water. in the united states we ha

there was some type of explosion outside of the building on tall bert street. no one was hurt and no damage to speak of a hot of people were shaken up about the whole thing. >> looked over the edge and there was smoke. pieces of metal on the ground. >> and the sheriff's office is in charge of security at the courthouse and they are leading the investigation. they are being cautious not causing it an explosion. they did not receive the threats of any kind yesterday they found no source for the noise. >>> and things are back to normal after a lightning strike hit the air traffic control tower yesterday. and it caused delays and cancellations t filled up the boards for nearly three hours. the faa needed time to check out the equipment and make sure the employees were safe. one controller was out of the hospital this morning. >> and no word on what caused an apartment fire in ellicott city and two people and their service dogs had to be rescued. the fire started last night at a apartment complex. no one was hurt the dogs are okay as well. >> lot to be excited about

much bert drive now as well. the dublin interchange, north 680 t slowing was showing up, that has cleared. the earlier crash, maybe reports of a crash, called chp. no, nothing actively working throughout. good news. again a smooth drive. the only thing for the tri-valley slowing which started here as you look out 84 and 580 westbound. pretty typical. we're looking toward antioch, westbound the commute starting to kick in. the volume kicked in before 5:30 when we see right now. eastbound g news. no word of that doggy running around so no problems, the dog was not hit. a smooth flow toward the bay bridge, a live look and show you, an easy flow. we're starting to see a volume and see if the cash lane starts up. a live look, the foster city side of the bridge, a look at the south bay. san jose, the volume, no delays throughout. >> 5:19. two teachers unions are trying to stop the closure of city college of san francisco. they plan to file a lawsuit. the unions will hold a news conference to explain the suit against th

he turned 39 this month, but he seems to be getting bert and stronger with age. this fighter has been hobbled by an injury, he's been fighting in the top division for the first time since the november tournament. so far he's make being the most of it. a hard charge. he doesn't ease up and keeps going forward. he puts him away and still has only a pair of losses. finally here are the standings after ten days. despite his first set back, hakuho is still in first with nine wins and one loss. the title race is tighter than before. he's just one victory off the pace. well, hakuho seemed well on his way to another emperor's cup. hiss loss is giving hope to contenders. the amongst his opponents, his arch rival will be doing everything he can to stop him in the final days. i'll be with you next week to tell you how it all turns out. time now to get a check on the weather with meteorologist. there you are. you have been following developments in southern japan. people are dealing with stormy conditions. what's the latest? >> there's a tropical storm across the a rans of j

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family donated many of his beloved characters to the smithsonian, including elmo and keek monster, bert and ernie, and, of coursesh mis piggy. henson's daughter, cheril, said the muppets had been tucked away in boxes and she wants people to see them and appreciate them. another piece of buried treasure has been recovered. the lost picture show. next. from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? oh. ♪ [ female announcer ] stress sweat smells the worst. and secret clinical strength gives you four times the protection against it. secret clinical strength. at

so, it's now my honor to welcome to the podium alleyster mctag bert, the president of the emerald fund. the emerald fund is the owner of the department building at 333 harrison street. they're also the owners of this park we're standing in right now. the emerald fund is one of the bay area's premiere real estate developers. their focus is on developing and managing high-quality properties including residential, retail, mixed use, hospitality, and office spaces. as president, alastair identifies a new project, design, financing, approval, sales and marketing. i suspect a little bottle washing as well. all i stair received both bachelor's degree and mba from harvard university. alastair. (applause) >> thanks, matt. as you heard, my name is all i stair mctaggert. along with my partner who isn't here unfortunately, we developed this apartment building and this park. not private, but park is the operative word. i am please today announce emerald fund via a conservation easement donated to the san francisco parks alliance is donating this beautiful park to the people of san francisco to be k

. >> reporter: ed study begins next year with a goal in two decades researchers will bert understandetics, lifestyle and the environment cause or prevent cancer. mark tha schneider, al jazerra, texas. >> that does it for this edition of al jazerra news, i am morgan radford. remember news at the top of every single hour and you can always find us online at al jazerra.com. thanks so much for watching. ♪ >>> sin city's housing market bounces back, but the stakes are still high, and i'll tell you what you pay for prescription drug costs under obamacare. money." ♪

wondering what the bert will be like? ---the weather will be like? >> we cooled off a bit today. basically the rest of the weekend for sunday to monday we're talking about cooler temperatures as well. you can see the range from today still pretty warm inland. the upper 80s into the lower 90s in antioch. san francisco 65 degrees. right now on live storm tracker 2 i'm tracking moisture to the south right now in the southeastern forgeses of the state p. some of this activity could be approaching the bay area tomorrow. right now we just have some low clouds and fog redeveloping near parts of the coastline. current temperatures are dropping back down, but still warm. 84 in fairfield. liver more at 80. san francisco at 64 and santa rosa in the mid-70s. lots of sunshine today. a time lapse at 3:00 this afternoon but still stubborn fog near the medial coastline -- near the immediate coastline. marine layer deep into overnight that will translate into cooling for sunday into monday. forecast headlines we have the new models of the bay bridge, the old one and new one. forecast headlines fo

able to study with [speaker not understood] and she also met architectural and design student all bert lanier whom she would marry, move to san francisco and raise six children. in 1968 as an sfusd parent ruth cofounded the alvarado workshop an innovative program that involved parents and professional artists in the public schools so that young children had the chance to develop more fully as individuals. at its peak, the alvarado arts workshop was in 50 public schools in san francisco. it employed artists musicians and gardners and recruited thousands of parents to be involved in public education and certainly was the precursor to our elementary arts program. out about the same time ruth became a member of the san francisco arts commission and began lobbying politicians and charitable foundations to support arts programs. she would go on to serve on the california arts council, the national endowment for the arts and become the first artist trustee of the fine arts museum of san francisco. later ruth was instrumental in founding the san francisco school of the arts, a public arts scho

bye, bert!iddie academy child care learning centers... proud supporter of pbs kids. providing educationally focused child care, preparing children for school and for life. kiddie academy... ion for public broadcasting, a cooperative agreement from the u.s. department of education's ready-to-learn grant... and by contributions to your pbs station from: to dig up some more fun words and games, visit pbskids.org or check out your local library for the "martha speaks" books. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org miss rosa: it's the pbs kids field trip. can you guess where we're going today? here's a clue. [siren] so did you guess where we are today? that's right, at the fire station, and look. here's captain lou. hi, kids. come on in. i've got something i want you to see. ooh, let's go. [respirator wheezing] who's that? that's tara. she may look a little strange, but that's what all firefighter wear when they go put out a fire. what's that over her face? [distorted] it's a mask. it

. >> fat free yogurt is bert for you?w research is saying the fat free stuff might actually cause more weight gain than the yogurts that contain the fat. sugars and additives to replace the fat dmrooif insulin incidents. it's not just in yogurt. the trend applies to all low fat food options from breakfast cereal to salad dressings. >> they paid 800,000 dollars for the design spovenlts sores shelled out another 700,000. colorado hopes it will attract visitors to the state. not everyone is loving the new look. some say it looks like a traffic sign. >> never give up. amazing accomplishment off the waters of key west, florida. diana niad swam 100 miles from cuba and was welcomed on the beach by an energized crowd. >> kelly wright has the story. >> completing the check she is attempted four times before. diana pulling off a treacherous 110 mile swim from havana to key west. the 64-year-old break ago record becoming the first person to swim this stretch without a shark cage. once on shore she appeared dazed exhausted and swolle

bye, bert!rter of pbs kids. providing educationally focused child care, preparing children for school and for life. kiddie academy... for public broadcasting... and by contributions to your pbs station from: to dig up some more fun words and games, visit pbskids.org or check out your local library for the "martha speaks" books. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hi. it's me hooper. can you guess where i am today? ♪ where is he going, what will he do? ♪ ♪ where in the world is hooper? ♪ here's a clue to where i am! i'm at a place where people bring their pets, but it's not the park. and here's another hint. when animals are sick or hurt, people bring them to this place. and now for my final clue from "martha speaks." the examination is really simple. ready, martha? ready! great clue! this place has a special type of doctor. ok. now let's go over the clues. i'm at a place where there are lots of animals, and sometimes these animals are sick, and there's a special kind of docto

coleman young and bert johnson state senator young and state senator johnson, i want to ask them. some of our gave 50% of african-american voters in michigan lost their -- as a choice of governor snyders emergency manager. we have often talked about and we heard it today. senator young serves on the local government elections. i will ask you to discuss how the state's emergency management love and the appointment of the financial manager may be forms of disenfranchisement by potentially depriving the citizens to be represented by their duly elected officials that i want to ask senator young and senator johnson as well. we will have them answer in turn with their three minutes of purse -- a piece. senators young and johnson. >> the mic -- the great michael eric dyson. what a wonderful job you are doing. and the reverend wendell anthony. it's an honor code which to share the stage with you. hello detroit. how are you while all doing? let me first to say this. a great man once said that law should not rest on the simple deal of the majority but on the eternal righteousness. the en la

. >> and america, i can't think of anybody bert named to ask about america.ou're a young american woman, a lot of young american women taking charge. many think that's quite right. what are the key issues in america right now? >> i would have to agree with chelsea. i think young people are doing extraordinary things in this country. and the miss perception is that young people are disconnected and disengaged. and while i'm sure there might be some truth to that, but young people are capable of caring and capable of taking action. i do a lot of work with votes and latinos. and they are a growing demographic and a young demographic. the average age of latinos is 26 years old. we are ready and fired up. and we need tools and know how. and i think that will address this perception of disengagement, of apathy. i don't think that's what's happening. i think what's happening is a lack of civil society and our institutions doing the jobs to educate and empower young people. >> and a lack of opportunity. i couldn't echo america more strongly that there is this percept

. >> i hope things get bert for you. your situation is like so many of people in the country. obviously, you are willing to take cuts from what you had but you have to be able to live. we wish you very well. thank you. >> we're joined by a couple of small business owners who want to grow businesses and hire more employees but they can't. william marsh and gina martin. gina, william, great to have you both back. >> thank you. >> gina let me start with you. when we were talking with you before, the last time you were on the show you were telling us how obama care was very complicated, making it difficult to know if you got to that 50-level of employees that was going to throw you into a new realm. have things simplified? >> they are still confusing for sure. they aren't any better. here we sit again. we know we have that one-year extension since the last time we spoke. but really, things are not any better. we are still faced with just enormous cost increases for providing the health care that we provide. so we're really having to look at decisions in our business to see if we c

um bert toe the first official hurricane of the season.ropical storm now hurricane. >> we were expecting that. >> maria sthooivengs. talk to you in the next half hour. markets around the world reacting to remax president obama made on syria last fight. loren simonetti joins us with more on that. >>> the president spoke last night and boy did the market listen. when president obama said he asked congress to form a strike -- or form a vote on military action in syria while a dip gn diplomatic solution was worked on stocks jumped. now three ours away from wall street optimism weighing flat right now. the market fought yesterday. the dow roads 120 points. the nasdaq and s&p are up 6 days. september is the worst month of the year for stocks. >>> it is the day after the big apple unveiled. the tech giant announcing two now iphones with a fastest copyer finger print scanner for better security that is technology that makes people more comfortable with mobile payments in the future. the 5 c comes in five colors. it's not cheap after all. it costs

bert and ernie are among the other donations. but miss piggy will be front and center. something tell moose -- tell me spotlights on her golden locks. >>> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> today, the world watched to see whether president obama will would -- would meet with iran's new leader. is there a thaw between these two countries? we'll have more tonight. we'll have more tonight. >> here's a lo,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] having grands biscuits in the morning is easy. pop them in, go about your business, and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] >>> beautiful weather outside now. meteorologist chelsea ingram and bob turk are updating the five-day forecast. and what we can expect tomorrow. first, let's check in with chelsea. >> tomorrow is going to

has bert access to.ably won't know for six months whether al qaeda has truly lost complete confidence in that channel. noer in other words, it's a little too soon to make that call. >>> out front next, more of our continuing news on the government shut down. after a crucial republican revolt vote just failed, more likely than ever. another vote coming up in about 15 minutes. could come sooner. >>> in the meantime, we'll have new details on the fiery, deadly crash in santa monica. >>> and fans say good-bye to breaking bad. money and power tonight. what about the future? could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> our fifth story out front. new clues in a deadly the plane crash. it burned last night at the santa monica airport. this is an airport used by many celebrities. and that jet took off from a resort community in idaho near tucson

bert and ernie are among the other donations. >> miss piggy is the best. the best. the subject comes out of her snout. hilarious. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> a horrific early morning crash kills three people. was it all caused by a police pursuit. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up right now on wjz's eyewitness news at 6:00. deadly collision. did a police pursuit lead to a fiery crash in the city? what investigators are saying tonight. >>> four days of fighting. is the violence finally over in kenya? an update on the remaining terrorists. and wjz learns of the victims victims with local ties. >>> he's not your candidate if you want the status quo. i'm pat warren. coming up on wjz eyewitness news. that's what doug gansler announces officially that he's in the governor's race. >>> manny machado's knee injury rocks. reaction and update on the extent of that injury when eyewitness news continues. >>> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >>> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> fatal crash. two cars collide. three

. >> ernie was like -- >> he was always busting bert's chops. >> giving him a hard time.er: this is abc "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. good choice. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here's the top stories this morning on "world news now." the president of iran says he brings a message of peace and friendship to the american people. he tells the general assembly that the u.s. is open to talks with the u.s. we will have the latest from the u.n. in just a moment. >>> the senate takes a key vote on efforts to prevent a government shutdown starting tuesday. the house has passed a bill that funds the government but removes the president's health care plans. >>> attorneys from michael jackson's have made a last-ditch effort to convince the jury that aeg was responsible for the pop star's death. defense attorneys will present their closing arguments today. >>> tea party conservative senator ted cruz promises to speak out against obama care until he can n

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[bert groans] >> ah, here we go. [clanging] [water runs] >> ah! [fly buzzes] >> ah. right. base camp. this would be a good spot to pitch our tent, don't you think? >> all looks the same to me. >> yeah, to the untrained eye. ah. ah, that hits the spot. >> sorry, but when did you undergo a full woodland survival course? >> i remember from the scout camp. >> yeah. >> right, we should start by clearing the area of any debris and begin collecting wood and bracken to start a fire. bracken--i don't see any dry bracken. >> i think we'd be better off trying to find our way out of here. i don't fancy spending my entire weekend lost in the woods. >> yeah, we've only been here a couple of hours, it's my stag weekend, and i say we pitch tent here, ok? i know what i'm doing. i know exactly what i'm doing. ah! oh-oh! ah! ah! oh, oh. ah. >> mark, that was a snake! did it bite you? [mark chuckles] you all right? >> whew. >> oh, no. >> adders aren't lethal, are they? >> i don't know. >> nah. just pop my shoe back on and we can keep going. >> keep going? we don't even know where we are! >> al

the collection includes bert and ernie along with fragel and traveling matt. both from fraggelrock. >> sesame street for sure. >> now it's yo gabba gabba, which i find creepy. you will never feel lonely while sipping your coffee. that's because you'll be in the company of a dozen resident cats. cafe de shay. that is cafe of the cats. on any given day, you'll find the kitties weaving in and out between the tables or curling up on a diner's lap. cafe owners came up with the policy to help them who are unable to keep their pets in their apartment. >>> all right, the mystery in the making in colorado tonight. meet the first woman to lead the u.s. air force academy coming up. but first, we'll tell you about the change chase bank is making with his credit card accoun >>> we're back now with a consumer alert. the bank says you can't have them anymore. you'll have to add your spouse and other authorized users to the account. this is not going to affect you if you have a joint credit card. chase says they are doing this to try and make things simpler. >> new york state

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this is where the count forgets what number comes after six. [ laughter ] this episode also has "bertnto an argument about where that breeze is coming from." [ laughter ] and then the last episode, "elmo has an accident after too much tickling." [ laughter ] [ applause ] it's odd. it's odd, it's odd. it's still great. i love "sesame street." i don't know if you guys watched the miss america pageant last night, but it was kind of a big deal. turns out that miss new york was named winner. [ cheers and applause ] she was the winner. nina davuluri, who also is the first contestant of indian heritage to ever win the miss america pageant. so, yeah, i guess it goes to show it doesn't matter where you come from or who you are, it's being beautiful that matters. [ laughter ] [ applause ] uh -- [ laughter ] i didn't see. i tivo'ed it. >> steve: yeah, i tivo'ed it. >> jimmy: get this. a company in the uk, they're apologizing after it made potential employees dance during a job interview. i would never force people here to dance during a job interview. it would totally interfere with the beatboxi

juan perez going deep off bert smith for his first career home one. two-run shot. 2-1 giants.n a home run of his own on willie mac night. giants struggled all year to hit homers but slammed three in the first three innings. number 267 for hunter -- numberr hunter pence this is a scary scene at san jose state. the quarterback had to be carted off with a head injury after a hit from utah state. long time nfl and san jose state honored before the game. out state up 26-3 at the half. spartans hoping the third quarter. he appeared to score but called hem down a yard shy. the coach should have challenged. didn't. next snap over his head and they over a blown opportunity. scary moment as the senior quarterback tried to make the tackle. lowered his helmet and knocked unconscious instantly. down for a number of minutes. taken off the field on a stretcher but does have movement in his extremities. a few plays later, chuck key ton, his third touchdown pass. spartans fall to 1-3. >>> nfl news, one positive for playing thursday night, niners get a few extra days off before they face the te

herb bert hoover got a library in 1962. it took only years for george w. bush that opened in texas earlier this year. it is surprising that it took so long to build for the nation's first president. washington is all-around us. he's on our money and our monuments. cities, towns and counties are named for him not to mention a state and a capital. what's amazing is how little so many people seem to know about washington himself. >> he's a bridge, a university, a city, even money. while he's everywhere in our lives, many americans even at the foot of the washington monument know very little about him. >> cutting down thor whichy tree. >> wooden teeth, couldn't tell a lie. >> the house at mount vernon? >> now on the grounds of his home, a place to fill in the plarchgs. our first president, the last to have a presidential library. >> we today have 650 of the volumes and we are continuing to collect them. >> that wasn't chlorto anyone. >> the director took me into the book vault that includes a kaub of don quixote written in spanish. unlike most, you won't find

congressman john cull bert son is a republican from texas, also a member of the house appropriationsmittee. just a lot of people i've spoken to want to know, obama care has in one way or another been voted on dozens of times, 40 times i think in the house either to overturn or defund it. why should it be now it's attached to funding the government? why the have the another go at something that has been in law for three years, an election was held with it as the centerpiece. why bring down or shut down the government over something being dealt with time and time and time again? >> i would ask you to step back for a moment and look at this objectively and don't assume that it is the republicans shutting down the government or that that is our goal. i be on the appropriations committee. and we passed that bill out of the house on june 6th. so the senate has had for over 90 days the bill to fund the military. they also got the bill to fully fund the pentagon from the house about 90 days ago. ealso passed homeland security over 90 days ago and passes the bill for energy and water over 90

so it's been a draught but over on the ladies side, bert news, serena williams, sloan stevenson, twoually meet tomorrow on certainty court. >> a lot of surprises. >> yeah. hopefully into a serena can con. >> keep us update the. don't cry, though, are you okay? >> yeah. >> all right. ross, thank you. van go's paintings are among the most important in history. and now a museum holding them in amsterdam has produced 3d replicas, they are so detailed few can actually tell the difference, curators hope the high-tech display will help everyone from the visually impaired to the young enjoy it's artist. phil brings us this port from amsterdam. >> reporter: look bench don't touch. the one on the right is a 3d replica. where ever streak has been recreated by brand-new technology, 19th century art, 21st century style. >> to make one it takes about three months of production, so it gives a little bit of a hint how difficult it is. you can only do it if you have access to the real painting. so the real painting needs to be scanned, which is, of course, also you have to do it -- really handle with

juan perez going deep off bert smith for his first career home one. way to go, kid.c night. giants struggled all year to hit homers, but slammed three in the first three innings. number 26 for hunter pence. a contract year. giants win 7-3. >>> this is a scary scene at san jose state. the spartans quarterback had to be carted off the field with a head injury after a hit fromout state. long time nfl and san jose state alum honored before the game. san jose state up 26-3 at the half. he appeared to score, but they called him down a yard shy. the coach should have challenged. didn't. next snap over his head and they recover a blown opportunity. scary moment as the senior quarterback tried to make the tackle. lowered his helmet and knocked unconscious instantly. down for a number of minutes. taken off the field on a stretcher, but does have movement in his extremities. a few plays later, chuckie keaton, his third touchdown pass. 17 yards to brandon swindle. the aggies of utah state roll spartans fall to 1-3. >>> nfl news, one positive for playing thursday night, niners ge