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john bon jovi came.nks tour tweets that you were retweeting and getting the message out on facebook. it was a high lot light of his entire life and family. he was having the big mega star come and just give a donation and share. i want to show so video of the actual moment where he gets a big hugs. hugs from this kid are just off the chart. take a look at this video. >> wow, wow. >>> not a dry eye in the entire area, there, just cheering, people so excited they could not believe it. mommies just so overwhelmed, the the whole carpino family they had such a great turnout. they have raised $150,000 for alex lemonade over last four years. you can still contribute. we have all of the information on our web site and facebook page if you want to check out this story because, in muse we don't always do happy ending. it was a happy ending. he came. we didn't think it would happen. it was so nice, guys. >> way to be john bon jovi. >>> who watched miss u.s.a. pageant. >> some of it. >> there was a lot to watch last

. >> reporter: bon voyage, jim. bon voyage.reynolds, cbs news, xenia, ohio. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." coming up tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central, a special monday edition of "48 hours." for scott pelley, thanks for watching. good night. >> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix news. >> caught red-handed. the mayor texting. >> did she fess up? >> reporter: well, it depends what you mean by fessing up. now you might call jean qwan an at which time. now that's not a pejorative or negative. she was an at which time and that's texting while driving. >> here's why. sometimes you got caught. and sometimes it's very embarrassing. >> jean kwan? >> you caught her? >> reporter: well, someone caught her and sent it into our office. >> i'm at a loss for words. really. >> that's still not good. >> reporter: hello, is the mayor here? i sensed she wasn't there. a spokesperson later confirmed that yes, indeed, that was the mayor caught in the picture. >> you know whether a? i'm not surprised. i see a lot of officer

his other -- >> jersey guy john bon jovi. it's his favorite song. asked his mom if bon jovi could come to his lemonade stand tomorrow at woolwich fire department to help kids with cancer. >> anything could happen. you always tell me never to give up. i said yeah i always told you never to give up. keep fighting for what you believe in. he said let's do it. and i made a facebook page. >> it's gotten thousands of likes in south jersey shout ou outs. mom knows it's not likely but she throws herself into having mario's fourth lemonade stand be the best ever. their house is packed with raffle donation items, signed bats fans see handbags. >> i can't take the tumors away obviously so doing this is the next best thing for me. >> so far they've raised $150,000 over four years and the spirits of a little boy whose got everything to for. >> nothing can put you down. nothing can make you go down. never stop believing. >> great story. that was karen hepp oring. you can check out mario's lemonade stand tomorrow at woolwich fire department on kings highway in swe

we are talking about little mario carpino, bon jovi came.his little boy, ten years old he has an inoperable brain tumor and he had been asking to come. he sings his very favorite song. he made this little boy's dream come true there were cheers all over the place. the fire department in swedesboro, new jersey, woolwich fire department. they raised tons of money over this time, they have raised more than a $150,000. we will to have do latest check but thanks to bon jovi and all who just tweeted and got his attention. would you look at the smiles, that is just absolutely a dream come true. >> cool guy, that is great. >>> hugh jackman returns as host of the 68th annual tony awards. >> it is always fun. great the show. >> ♪ i'm the host of your show ♪ >> yes. >> kicking off tony's with a bounce. kangaroo kind of guy, bouncing around from down under. this is fourth time he has hosted. >> look at clint. >> that was totally on purpose. that was totally on purpose. yes. >> ♪ >> we know her voice at home because she sings let it go. >> from frozen, i

she is like mommy just wish that john bon jovi can come to my lemonade stands. we tweeted, facebook. would you look at who showed up on saturday. that is john bon jovi himself going to mario carpino's alex lemonade stand at the fire department right here in swedesboro, new jersey. woolwich fire department. the mom really did not think that john bon jovi come but she said never give up, just believe, he prays, for recovery and to do better. that is one of the the dreams can come true. >> he showed up. >> it is amazing. >> torey was like he is there then all of the twitter blew up and sending pictures. really neat. >> that was neat. >> thanks, jon. >> good day philadelphia, coming up in about 40 minutes, it is supposed to be one of the most intimate moments but one mom wanted to share this moment with the entire world. the live tweet that caused quite a stir, full story. >>> that is quite a meal, a group of eagles players out on the town spent almost $18,000, on dinner, you will want to see what racked up that kind of a bill and which restaurant in philadelphia do

it's early march and i'm in the "bon appetit" test kitchen with senior editor dawn perry.ths in advance. >> the first step is do we like it, is it deliver, and then is this approachable for a home cook. >> reporter: what's a middle eastern meal without hummus. we're making two versions. one with peeled chickpeas and one that's npeeled. >> reporter: who has the time to peel chickpeas. >> we want to see the difference. >> reporter: that's a good reason to have kids. they can peel it for you. >> totally. >> reporter: look at that skin. this is like a torture device. amazing. >> really go for it. >> reporter: that's more lemon juice than you've got it of of --? >> 3 halves of a lemon. >> reporter: thank you. i don't know my own strength. with both versions to go, i'm ready for the taste. >> to me with barely a difference im's not worth the effort of skinning the chickpeas. >> i totally agree. >> reporter: but will the editors agree. it's the editors at the table who decide whether it makes it from the pot to the page. evan rappaport, editor in chief. >> it's a little do much l

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"grand budapest hotel" a sweet bon-bon that's fun and smart. do we have it yet?n gem. all right. let's roll it. >> by order of the commissioner of police, i hereby place you under arrest for the murder of madam. >> i knew there was something fishy . we never got the cause of death. she's been murdered and you think i did it. >> wes anderson just knows how to make fun, sweet, smart little movies. >> absolutely. i agree, it is my favorite movie of the year so far. you know, it's hard to get a sense from 15 seconds of a movie, but what i love about it is it's about this kind of lost time, this place in europe that's kind of faded and you look at it, it doesn't look like "dawn of the planet of the apes" and in a way it's almost about this kind of movie making that not too many people do anymore but wes anderson does. it's sort of a tribute to this kind of lost kind of style of movie making that was a little more mature, for adults but still playful and fun and absolutely fantastic. it comes out on dvd next tuesday. if you missed it in the theater, now's the time to c

you. >> bon bergdahl, the father of sergeant bowe bergdahl. our randall pinkston has been standing buy in washington. randall, your reaction. >> what struck me right off the bat is that the father, bob bergdahl said that they had not yet spoken to their son. now, i spoke on background yesterday with the department of defense official who told me shortly after bergdahl was rescued by the special ops soldiers in afghanistan that it was the understanding that he would either speak to his parents on the phone or through a video link even as he was beginning his initial debriefing. apparently that did not happen, has not happened. of course we now know that sergeantbe bergdahl is at germa at a medical facility there where debriefing and decompressing are continuing. now, the debriefing process, we are told, there is no time line on it. days. he could be there a week. he could be there longer. we really don't know. and i was also told that it was up likely that bergdahl would be reunited with his parents before he returned, that is to say sergeant b

let's got john bon jovi to head to woolwich tomorrow.epp has mario's battle. >> reporter: mario a is a dare devil. he loves fun. fire trucks and all the saints. his family has been doing a lot of praying. at four he was diagnosed with inn op per rap brain tumors. >> when he was first diagnose, um, they said he had three months to live. and there was nothing they could do because huge mass in his brain. it was the worst day ever of my life. i will never forget it. and it was really hard. >> reporter: mario is fighter. >> it doesn't affect me. it may affect other people because god led me through it. >> reporter: padre pia is one hero. his other jersey guy john bon jovi. it's his favorite song. yes, his he asked his mom if he could come to his lemonade stand tomorrow at woolwich fire department to help kids with cancer. >> anything can happen. you always tell me never to give up. id always told you never to give up. keep fighting for what you believe it. i made a facebook page out of fun. >> it's gotten thousands of likes and south jersey

in the morning, a bonfire 20 feet high, eating from a bag of meat, listening to bon jovi, listening toonline who think this is a real person? >> it's about 50/50. some people are like, it's too real to be fake. there's no way there's a guy out there like that, so -- >> how long does it take to put together a song? >> usually, well, like the one for this past one, the poconos, i did that in ten minutes. >> well, what if we put you on the spot a little bit and had roofus make an appearance for us right now and maybe ad lib a little? >> you putting me on the spot like that, honey? i'm going come out there, and i'm going to bite your toes off, honey. >> i was almost believing you, but you have sleeves on right now. >> i can cut them off, see. >> that's roofus. >> i made a bonfire 20 feet high, honey. >> i think i deserve a sincere thank you for the video i'm about to show you. >> thank you. >> you are welcome, but this is art as well. this is the "sports illustrated" body painted world cups jersey video. >> that is always so impressive. looks so dang real. >> real. >> yeah, the ruffles on

a perfect place for this master faker, a young, debonair bon vivant from indonesia who, as these governmentth his seemingly exquisite taste with his knowledge of the world's finest wines. his name is rudy kurniawan. >> he was generous and he had the juice. he wore hermes suits, very expensive watches. he drove a bugatti he had a house in bel air. living high on the hog and being the toast of the town. >> reporter: rudy was a regular at the top restaurants in los angeles and new york. >> he was a big, big partier. rudy picked up an $85,000 tab and he did that more than once. >> reporter: and soon rudy kurniawan's fame spread across the wine world. known in auction houses as someone with rare wines that no one else could find. >> this is a 1961 latour a pomerol that was basically unseen in the market for about 30 years. >> reporter: maureen downey is a wine expert who helped to unmask rudy's many fakes. >> and all of a sudden, rudy kurniawan started mass producing them. and they were available kind of like crazy. >> reporter: snapped up, she says, as status symbols for the rich. >> you know,

putin tried to make light of being uninvited to the g-7 talks offering the russian version of bon appetit. one more awkward moment coming to the town you are, president obama, putin and putin's newest adversary, the incoming ukrainian president, will all be together at the d-day ceremony. >> chuck todd in paris tonight. we'll see you here tomorrow. following his remarks at the cemetery here tomorrow, president obama will sit down with us for an exclusive interview that will air on tomorrow evening's broadcast of "nbc nightly news." >>> the ceo of general motors today announced the devastating results of an internal investigation commissioned by the company. it found widespread incompetence and neglect was behind the failure to order safety recalls in a timely manner. the company knew for over a decade with problems with faulty ignition switches in some vehicles but did not alert the public. those problems have been linked to over a dozen deaths and tonight, the ceo says she is taking action within the company. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it was a contrite ceo

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stars of races, we had a chance to speak with a national rock star, richie sambora, the guitarist for bon jovi. he says he loves the ponies and he, too, would like to see a triple crown winner tonight. take a listen. >> i hope so, yeah, i'm feeling good about it. i have a good feeling about it. i'm a chromey. >> there's a growing crowd here. they're coming in from all hoefr the country. so many hoping to see california chrome become just the 12th horse in history to win the triple crown, including ann and charles clark of tennessee. >> this is really going to save horse racing in new york. >> everywhere. >> everywhere. this will save horse racing. it is necessary. it has to be. we're so excited we're going to be here and we're going to see the triple crown winner today. >> california chrome is number 2 out of the gate today. facing ten other horses. only two of those other horses also ran in the derby and the preakness. and fresh competition he'll be up against tonight. we're all watching, 6:52, the post time. >> we are going to have the results and it's going to be a good time. if richie

. >> bon bergdahl, the father of sergeant bowe bergdahl. our randall pinkston has been standing buy in washington. randall, your reaction. >> what struck me right off the bat is that the father, bob bergdahl said that they had not yet spoken to their son. now, i spoke on background yesterday with the department of defense official who told me shortly after bergdahl was rescued by the special ops soldiers in afghanistan that it was the understanding that he would either speak to his parents on the phone or through a video link even as he was beginning his initial debriefing. apparently that did not happen, has not happened. of course we now know that sergeantbe bergdahl is at germa at a medical facility there where debriefing and decompressing are continuing. now, the debriefing process, we are told, there is no time line on it. so, he could be there a few days. he could be there a week. he could be there longer. we really don't know. and i was also told that it was up likely that bergdahl would be reunited with his parents before he returne

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the colonel briefing reporters before this press conference has told us that the bergdahls, bon and janie bergdahl have not had a chance to speak directly to their son, bo. we we. >> will likely be later when he has been moved to a facility in san antonio and the military has decided his medical needs have been met and he has been debriefed to the point that he can connecticut with his parents. we don't have a timeline on that at all. we do have a timeline now, thomas for the press press conference to happen in seven or eight minutes. we will go inside this building right here and get that to you when bob bergdahl and janie bergdahl step to the podium. >> he had as a supportive community, very supportive parents. in fact, we saw yesterday, his father, bob, really stood with his son in solidarity. >>. >> absolutely, as did the whole town. you saw bob bergdahl with a shaggy beard he had grown in support of his son. he also learned some of pashto, some local language when bowe bergdahl had been studying before and while he was in afghanistan. his family has order stood four-square behind him

destroyed markets and turned them into a giant weapon of mass financial destruction headline reads bons liquidity threat is revealed in derivatives explosion the boom in fixed income derivatives trading is exposing a hidden risk in debt markets around the world the inability of investors to buy and sell.

. >> bon appetit. >> thank you. >> this is a lot of pepper, huh? >> oh, yeah. good pepper. thing? >> bel is an artist, after all. a very famous one. so he knows about neurotoxins. he comes from a long tradition of artists who have found inspiration in bahia. is there something about salvador you think that's conducive to an artistic sensibility? there is so much color here and music. >> the light here is beautiful. >> the light is really special. just the colors of the city are amazing. the colors of the people are amazing, and the way they move. >> they move. >> i don't know, when i first came here, i thought everybody in this city looks like they just got or they're on their way to go -- [ laughter ] >> so this was the central market back before supermarkets, this is where everybody did their shopping, right? >> oh, yes. this is the real brazil here. the real bahia. >> right. >> this place is intestine of the city. they sell shrimps and stuff here, oil and stuff. this kind of oil. we call it dende, palm oil. how everyone will call. >> i love the dende oil. it takes some g

children who are now growing up and that impact is there h the stigma associated to having a child bonivity from a rebel leader is there. still needs to be work with the community. and the survivers come back, yes, some of them came back four or five year ago but recently they received two survivors that just returned. we are still seeing a stream of people coming through, particularly girls and young women. the impact is is there, there need to be a lot of community awareness for them to be accepted back but also a lot of support for those girls and young women to be able to better reintegrate in to their communities. >> i suppose i should have, does the sexual violence end when the conflict, the war itself end? >> absolutely not. and i think that's really an important issue. i know i this conference is abot sexual violence but just because the conflict has ended doesn't mine the sexual violence has ended. like you said the conflict ended years ago but there is still high levels of sexual vie violence in yo uganda in the noh or the rest the country and a lot more needs to be done that

parties isinterested none other than john bon jovi.unchr-old rocker yesterday with roger goodell in new york. sources say they seem to be talking business. the bills hope to identify a candidate by the end of july. can you imagine? staying with the ball -- one of bloomberg's owner took to the field with rex ryan. rex ryan discussed fans, michael vick, and what geno smith needs to do this season. scarlet fu was with rex ryan. >> take a listen. you have a lot of fresh talent around geno smith. to makee does he need the jump from rookie to a second-year quarterback who can be a team later in the nfl? >> the big thing is when he started to you at the end of the year. he figured out how to win in this league. one way is to protect the football. then, you have to score points. you also have to protect the ball. he did her tremendous job of that. he was so efficient at the end of the season. that is why i was so excited about how this team was finishing. we won three of the last four. as a team, we kind of grew together. we started figuring t

same thing over and over again expecting different results but then they trade the atomic bomb and now bon still i say see we got to go. i'm going to go buy a new table great they say to have the second half a lot more. i marinate join me on thirteen get impartial and financial commentary contribute and much much. only on bombast and not. write the scene. first for you and i think you're. on our reporters' twitter. instagram. to be in the. world to the. show thirty four can just bend over fifteen billion euro zone he says to each one to keep a million degrees with some talk among. themselves from st petersburg to france the trouble in such a song. we've got the future of coverage. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. different from. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tends to poetry keep. ignore it. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook news feed. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to writer and activist carrie mendoza of script a knight who is crowdfunding the people's water

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he earned high honors from bon appetite magazine. >> one of the most influential groups, the feliz brothers here to make their national tv debut in our saturday session. >>> first the top story this morning the deteriorating situation in iraq. the al qaeda-inspired militant group known as isis now is at a keyboarder crossing. they're near a 200-miles east of baghdad. they seized the site yesterday in day long battle that left at least 30 iraqi troops dead. >> it comes as thousands rallied in baghdad this morning. iffer the latest on the situation, we go to clarissa ward in the iraqi capital. clarissa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the seizure of that border crossing is a huge strategic advance for isis because it means they can now easily move heavy weapons back and forth across from syria to iraq. in the shiite stronghold of sadder sadr senior in baghdad, they're membership of mite. their sleerd radical anti-american cleric. many fear this parade will only heighten sectarian tensions when things are spiraling out of control. we traveled across town to visit a sunni neighborhood

charles: i am waiting for some new jersey rocker, bon jovi, tell me. >> i su subscribeed a manuscriptnce, they said, you are a terrible writer. but i am a journalist. and here i am. >> what is great, you took that no, you turned it to a yes, i lot take ta that no. >> you know, my i remember i was 14 years old i wanted to work on wall street, no one encouraged me except my mom, everyone in school, and my friends, family members, said no way, it will ever happen. think of something else, we prove we can. the same with science, it changes. >> well, pluto is not a planet any more, come on. my kids told me that we fought for days over it. >> we asked have you ever defied the odds, or went against what people told you, first one from man feel, said it is important to do what you feel is right, there was a time when failure rates stopped me from trying things and eye realized -- i realized that not trying was 100% failure. and peg said i have made thousands while others are too scared to be in the market, tell me i can't and i will. >> jeremiah said broken pehl vision, two knee -- broken pel

the former site of "bon v" nightclub, which will be remodeled into living space for the cast. the chicago film office says the series expected to begin production in august and continue over 12 weeks. i'm caught up in the real world. >> is this number 30? >> i can't believe it's still going. the weather is going as well. >> weather continues to roll on. we do have some strong thunderstorms we're watching. we had a round of strong storms overnight. now we expect more today. a number of disturbances cutting into some really unstable air. bringing in the chance for the severe weather. i think we are dry at 10:00 a.m.. by 2:00 p.m. we have a 20 percent chance of showers and storms. it will be hot. 86. by 5:00 p.m. the chance of rain spikes up we have showers and storms coming in again tonight. today's high temperature is 88. >> earlier crash eisenhower has been cleared up it was on the outbound. the car slid off into the ditch. everything has been cleared up but that's an indication of the conditions. take it slow. edens outbound at peterson crash moved off to the shoulder no majo