they go, "brett. white man brett. you friend brett." [ laughter ] and so that was my first video.hey started putting the director's name on it. >> seth: yeah. >> every rapper started calling going, "i want brett ratner to do my video." so l.l. cool jay and then, jodeci, and every rapper in the world. so, i did about over 100 music videos before i did my first movie and then, of course, i did "rush hour." and that was -- that was the start of it all. >> seth: that's great. and you just posted this photo -- this is you and slick rick, right? >> that's me and slick rick. >> when i was doing music videos back in the day. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is such -- that is such an incredible way to start. >> i was much skinnier back then. [ laughter ] >> seth: you, uhh -- slick rick, just as slick? >> yeah, exactly. you, umm, what was it like working with public enemy? what -- >> it was amazing. i mean, this is in the prime of their career. i mean, and rap was, like, the thing. actually, they were opening for u2. >> seth: wow. >> and i went on tour with them. and i was responsible -- i was n

. >> i'm brett, and this is my quick guide to making a hit song. >> brett domino making a pop song.o. since last week, has more than 1 million views on youtube. thing went crazy viral. brett was, like, i'm going to cash in. part 2. i'm going to get more detailed on making a hit song. >> i'm brett domino, and this is part 2. i found the technique. >> so great. the sense of humor, delightful. >> don't overthink it, just sing the first thing in your head. there's your cord. ♪ >> sounds like the muppet theme. >> riming words. >> just needs words. >> a good way to do this is to list the name of cities. >>, tokyo, sew, a real genius. >> vocal processing. >> it's about auto tuning, the drum beat, all those things go into hit songs. >> you want to hear the finished product this time? ♪ ♪ tokyo i can be your romeo ♪ but you treat me like a wooden boy ♪ ♪ girl i'm telling you for you i do not wood ♪ ♪ round and round like a record player. >> catchy. >> pit bull featuring brett domino is out there. >> you want to see the video, go to our website, rightth rightthisminute.com, and click on today

brett, you lost your daughter. you called her ray-ray. it was a little more than three years ago as a result of a hot car accident. it must be painful to recount, but can you tell what's happened? >> it's excruciatingly painful. reliving the story, the events that happened on that day is very, very challenging. but for my daughter, in memory of my daughter, i've learned as much as i can about what brings on this type of accident. and i'm pursuing with my wife, trying to educate and let everybody know that these things happen to good, loving, caring parents. and i loved my daughter with all my life and all my heart. >> brett, how did it happen in your case? what happened? >> very common, it seems, but one element of it is -- i was -- woke up a little bit late. we were rushing out the door. and i drove my typical route to -- onward to work and to the day care drop-off. and i made a wrong turn. i don't know why. i'll probably never will know why i made that wrong turn. but i turned as if i was going to work. and my brain took over and call i

brett knows that reporting takes time. >> [lips popping] yeah, i think they may be onto us. yeah, they're looking at us. they know we're here. okay, whatever. i'll deal with it. okay, go get your camera. hurry, hurry. you know your quarterback still lives in oklahoma? >> did you know the protocol of checking in before-- >> did you know your quarterback still lives in oklahoma? >> schwanbeck: after brett confronts the coach, the athletic director steps in. >> okay, then let's sit down and talk about it. >> sure, absolutely. >> we'll give you a call. >> all right. >> if you're living in southlake, your house in oklahoma has to be on the market. well, it's not. not only is it on the market, but daddy's got a huge brand-new business in oklahoma city. and by the way he responded to us--i.e., throwing a bag of ice at my head--tells me that he may be doing something he shouldt be doing, which he's already been busted for. >> schwanbeck: look for brett on the lower left behind the boat. >> things turn ugly when we persist. why do you still live in brookings, sir? why do you still li

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so as coffee transitions from the best part of waking up to an affordable luxury, brett smith joins us, president and cofounder of counter culture coffee as a national wholesaler roaster of craft coffee. brett, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> looking at the numbers more than 60% of americans drink coffee every day more than any other beverage besides water. where does specialty or craft coffee fit into that? >> well, it's really over the last 10 or 15 years it's becoming a bigger part of that. the trends have shown that people are switching from the traditional coffee we know from the '50s and '60s which was generally lower quality to specialty coffee. a greater variety. more and more people are looking for different coffee and trying to find the selections. >> so starbucks, you would count as one of the craft types? one of the specialty coffeemakers? >> yeah. they certainly are the largest and most widely known. and they'll really push forward this notion which is valid that there's a difference in coffee. and they were the ones, with some other companies that reall

>> paul, brett will be happy to know there's an official white house petition to rename washington's reagan airport after american goalkeeper tim howard for his service to the united states. petitioners have to get 100,000 signatures to make it happen. there was a petition to rebuild a star wars death star that got white house attention, so they raised the bar. i don't know whether they'll get there. i'm going to call this a hit to patetism. >> don't mess with reagan airport. >> this is a miss for the obama administration. purchasing schools to suspend fewer black kids. i don't understand how this helps the kids who go to school to learn. i think a safe learning environment is much more important than racial parity and disciplinary outcomes. >> so brett, i'm going for belgium all the way. appreciate the belgiums. who's your favorite. >> being married to a german woman i am obligated to root for germany and they have a pretty good shot. >> if you have your own hit or miss, please second it over. be sure to follow us on twitter. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and al

biddington who is now a professor at edith cowan university in perth brett thanks so much for joining us first i just want to ask you it's become apparent now as we hear about different airlines telling their planes to divert around this area that they were previously flying over its planes continued to fly over this hostile area of eastern ukraine despite the conflict taking place do you think that in some sense this was a disaster waiting to happen. tough cold or tough question to ask i guess that's why you've done it. we always know that it's been a difficult place there was an ass space restriction in place up to thirty two thousand feet the risk assessment of international civil aviation authorities was that if they were. surface to air missiles bemused they would be shown the five short range missiles that would not go beyond thirty thousand feet and even then they would have been a sight imagine what of course we've seen a much larger much more capable missiles introduced obviously that's something that the civil aviation authorities who are doing had not anticipated had they d

brett brown are six or five years away from winning on a consistent basis.y have them stoked for the future. >> we are growing our own. we are raising our own children. we are testing people and looking. now we have an opportunity in draft to come great nba players. i hope the fans of the philadelphia are looking like that as a young family that we are trying to raise like ours. >> they are forever linked by mouth and ear. they are getting together again. evander holyfield is inducted in the hall of fame. and mike tyson will be his presenter. a lot of forgiveness in that heart. >>> oh well. i hear you. the philadelphia film society prepared a special movie in center city. posing for pictures were actors on the other side of the fence. it's for children with cerebral palsy as they perform together in a musical by the title name. john stamos is jimmy kimmel's guest. now for cecily tynan, ducis rogers i am rick williams. good night. >> visit elkins en >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- john stamos, comedian todd glass, and music from

>> bretts. >> have a seat at that table.es, so we're moving this inmate into a cell where he's compatible with a cell mate and he'll have his own cell and we're going to figure out where -- who to move where later on. >> in order to keep casper separated from cash, deputies decide to move big daddy to the upper tier. and big daddy is none too happy about the move. >> he disrupted me, got me bounced around, got me bounced out of my cell while i had my own program going and bounced me up here. it ain't cool. because he want to play shower games with fendi. he knows he's not supposed to be doing that. >> big daddy told us he's not gay but is in protective custody because of gang ties. he said he's anything but a gay basher but said he did have it out for casper. >> they did the right thing because i was going to beat the [ bleep ] out of him, seriously. i was going to beat his [ bleep ] in the cell. only me and him in there. you close the door, it is just me and you. you could scream, holler all you want to. by the time they ge

i really do think the point that brett made is critical. iraqi leaders could not get it through their parliament. we had iraqi leaders at that time saying i don't think it's necessary. we don't want you in. they're a sovereign country. we didn't have will on the other side. that's a critical factor. >> it's certainly a factor. the united states is a pretty substantial country on the globe and we have a lot of involvement there and our officials were meeting with their officials and there were relationships and, yes, they certainly have to degree with it. the effort that was made and the decision to pull all the troops out, it's mind boggling to think, looking back, where we are now and how different things probably would have look ed had we done something different. i've only got one minute left. what's happening with the christians especially -- i know there's persecution going on with lots of other people besides christians. but this convert or die mentality that's now in action wherever isil is in control is something you think over 12,0

this one addressed to brett, the eldest son, saying, brett, i'll miss you. dear family, you didn't deserve this. this note from one of the friends of one of the girls saying you will not be a bright star. this message from solon's teacher saying, i can't believe i won't see you again. and this message is actually from the children's baby-sitter, so she has all the names of the children here and she says no words and then one, simply why? gone so suddenly, so brutally, untimely deaths for a young family. friends loved so much. >> we don't understand it. >> yes. >> he thinks you come back to here, but can't. >> thank you. >>> ahead on "cnn newsroom," violence escalates in gaza. the latest on gaza's latest with hamas. we'll be live in gaza after the break. >>> hundreds of palestinian ves fled eastern gaza city after palestinians focused the artillery fire a neighborhood there. hamas says at least 13 people have been killed and more than 00 people are reported wounding. the shelling came after israel said it was expanding its military operation in gaza. saturday

let's ask "wall street journal" foreign affairs columnist brett stevens and editorial board member matt kominski. let's deal with the circumstances around the jet shootdown. what -- to whom does the circumstantial evidence point to? >> the jet was flying when it was blown out over rebel-held territory. they have taken control of this part of ukraine. it's also known these fighters have gotten advanced rocket systems, surface to air missiles. they showed them off in late june. then even the morning of thursday they said we've shot down a high flying ukrainian cargo plane. it turned out this was a civilian plane. they tried to back track. all the circumstantial evidence so far points that it was the rebels who targeted this plane. >> but, now, the separatists are denying it, of course. and putin -- vladimir putin came out on thursday and said this is ukraine's fault because they are the place where they have allowed on their territory this to take place. and russia now is denying responsibility. >> he's denying that -- he's trying to blame the ukrainians for starting a separate rebellion

this one addressed to brett, the eldest son saying brett, i'll miss you. dear family.ou didn't deserve this. this note from one of the friends of one of the girls saying, you will now be a bright star. this message from the teacher saying, i can't believe i won't see you again. and this message is actually from the children's baby sitter. so she has all the names of the children here. and she says no words and then one simply, why? gone so suddenly, so brutally. untimely deaths for a young family, friends loved so much. >> we cannot understand it. >> we think she come back to here. but can't. >> reporter: cnn., amsterdam. >> 17 million people in the netherlands. there was a headline which said everybody knows somebody. that does seem to be the case. >> it must be an incredibly difficult thing for them to have to endure right now. especially as we continue to talk about the ongoing confusion of the crash site. >> we'll take a short break. as the recovery drags on, talks are

he married actress lois clark the year before he got the starring role of brett maverick.till married at the time of his death. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, 60 minutes and first thing tomorrow, cbs this morning. i'm elaine quijano, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs. captioned by media access group. at wgbh. access.wgbh.org. >> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news" offense discover a body in the pennypack creek. we're live with the latest. >>> apolar preach psychiatric shoots and kills his brother in west philadelphia and he tells police it was to save his sister. justin. >> and we have sunshine and pleasant conditions to finish the weekend. now get ready for some heat and humidity this >> ♪ >> breaking news right now a-body is found in the waters of the pennypack creek. tonight the identity remains a mystery. officers discovered the body in northeast philadelphia this afternoon. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. the body was found in pennypack

he married actress lois clark the year before he got the starring role of brett maverick.e still married at the time of his death. don dahler, cbs news, new >> and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, 60 minutes and d rst thing tomorrow, "cbs this morning." i'm elaine quijano, cbs news in new york, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. goodnight. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org over the mideast crisis. the annual "ai >>> israel wants peace, hamas wants war? >> large dueling protests over the middle east crisis. >> the annual aids walk was successful but a tragedy on the other side of the world also made it the most somber. >> keeping your lawn green without using water. all it takes is a little paint. >> just like the good old days. kpix5 news is next. ,,,,,, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. san francisc on -- prot >>> hundreds of protesters marched down market street in san francisco this afternoon protesting the violent middle eastfl

brett? >> steve herigan live wednesday morning, rather, in ukraine. steve, thank you. our new fox news poll shows nearly 6 out of 10 voters say the administration has not been competent and effective at running the government. as chief white house correspondent ed henry reports, the president's taken heat lately for how he's managed to continue fund raising for democrats amid major foreign policy challenges. >> reporter: as the trouble in ukraine deepens, there were no interruptions to president obama's schedule as he continued day two of a three-day west-coast fund raising swing. and republicans stepped up their attacks claiming he's not paying enough attention to a range of crises from dealing with russian president vladimir putin to the escalating violence in ghana. >> and the president should be in charge and he should be in charge in substance and appearance and flying around to fund raises does not look like a man whose total concentration is on this. >> white house officials publicly

brett favre is different. chuck norris is difference.es sort of break through the does break th saneness you get in our politics every day and can be somewhat effective. >> i think for democrats i always advise them to stay away. oh, you're the party of hollywo hollywood. this is one place where the americans draw the line and say, no, i don't listen to a celebrity to say when i vote. i think it's either a negative or nonstarter. >> here is why campaigns do it. you and the media consume it. when oprah winfrey campaigned for -- >> oprah is kind of a different -- >> for president obama, it was kind of tear feig for us on the mccain campaign. former campaign operative at the table, i'm willing to give up celebrity endorsements if you all are willing to stop covering them. >> why not do it? the chances of them backfiring and causing people not to vote for su minimal. >> i think that's the thought behind it. why not? you did talk about a towering exception, which is when the celebrities backfire, and someone like clint eastwood sort of goes r

i really do think the point that brett made is critical. iraqi leaders could not get it through their parliament. we had iraqi leaders at that time saying i don't think it's necessary. we don't want you in. they're a sovereign country. we didn't have will on the other side. that's a critical factor. >> it's certainly a factor. the united states is a pretty substantial country on the globe and we have a lot of involvement there and our officials were meeting with their officials and there were relationships and, yes, they certainly have to degree with it. the effort that was made and the decision to pull all the troops out, it's mind boggling to think, looking back, where we are now and how different things probably would have look ed had we done something different. i've only got one minute left. what's happening with the christians especially -- i know there's persecution going on with lots of other people besides christians. but this convert or die mentality that's now in action wherever isil is in control is something you think over 12,0

this one addressed to brett, the eldest son. dear family you didn't deserve this. and she says no. >> thank you. thank you. >> the hamas health mincety says an israeli artillery attack has killed at least 13 people in gaza. several large explosions and more than 200 people are reported wounded. israel said it was expanding its military operation in gaza sending in additional forces. on saturday, officials said 62 palestinians were killed. the biggest daily death toll so far. cnn is covering the conflict from all angles. ben? >> yes, what we're hear something constant thuds of artillery in the neighborhood of gaza city right behind me. there's a lot of smoke coming from the horizon. i was there at the edge of gaza city where i saw hundreds perhaps thousands of people walking out of that area. many of them simply carrying what they could, carrying their young children, some with bags of clothing. the people i spoke to talked about a night of horror and terror. people are talking about dead bodies in the street. house after house being destroyed. we saw last night as

and brett, why is hamas doing this now?re bearing the brunt, their people are bearing the brunt of the retaliatory response from israel? >> well, mohamed morsi, he was overthrown -- >> they're doing this out of weakness? >> well, partially, the question of weakness. but the killing of an arab boy, sparking days of protests. and i think hamas saw an opportunity to take the initiative against israel. >> but hamas is bearing the brunt of the retaliation. what do they really think they can gain from this? >> i'm not sure they're concerned about the civilian casualties. in any war, there are ten times as many casualties because it's so packed in there. hamas is not concerned about civilian casualties. but it will get the sympathy of a lot of the world. >> so, this will help the palestinian movement. >> and hamas looks at civilian casualties as a propaganda victory. so, hamas firing rockets indiscriminately into israel. the only reason they're not killing people is they missed. israel is firing rockets precisely. but when you're

the situation on the ground as brett described is extremely complex and fluid. we are therefore taking a responsible, deliberate and flexible approach to the crisis, but i want to be clear there will not be a military solution to the threat posed. iraqis must do the heavy lifting. in the meantime, the department of defense remains postured should the president decide to use military force. our immediate goals as announced on june 19th are to protect u.s. people and property in iraq, two, to gain a better understanding of how we might train and assist security forces should we decide to do so, and three, to expand our understanding plrly via intelligence. all three are critical to any future u.s. strategy in iraq and to that end we have done the following things. one, we have added forces to protect our people. the safety of u.s. citizens and personnel throughout iraq is our highest priority. the department of defense is meeting all the requests that have come in from the department of state for security for our embassy and at the airport. as described in our war

brett stevens is from the wall street journal and the top writer and editor at thomson reuters. christine. she is a member of parliament in canada. shibley, very simply, why is this happening? people have thought certainly in israel that there's the wall that had prevented terrorism, the economy was doing well. from the outside world it seemed as though the peace process wasn't going well, but things were stable. >> well, of course, if we start with the killings, the abduction and the killings of the palestinian youth, the question is why hasn't it erupted into what we had now? that is because we had a charged environment that reminds me of 1987 and sometimes worse. part of it is if you look at the majority of palestinians and israelis, they believe a two-state solution will never happen again. the palestinians don't see a way out especially after the negotiation with israel. when you add all of this together and you add to it on the israeli side a fear that if there is no two state, there's a demographic danger to israel's jewish majority, you have a charged up environment that

. >> after talking with brett he had a waiting list of people going in there. are smaller units and we said let's go the next size up so they can go from brett's to our, and ours to the rest of the world. >> blocks from the idea hatchery, the shops on fatherland is home to 20 microbusinesses. the sanders put their success rate at about 60%. >> you have to have insurance, pay your bills on time. if we give advice, if they want it, if they don't, they don't have to take it. one year it's a learning experience forum. >> successful for a husband and wife shop. you have to do everything yourself. you're answering the emails. i'm making the deliveries. it's exhausting, but there's a lot of rewards. >> for the sanders and the mcfad yarnings the rewards are clear - supporting small business means supporting the neighbours in east nashville and across the country. >> when it gets down to it, the middle class, and i mean mum and pop, we are the backdown of this country, and i think we need a bit of support for that. in the end it's the small businesses, the neighbourhood

brett? >> ed henry, thank you. >>> military bases set up to house the men and machines of traditional war are now being used to shelter the children of another kind of war. shannon brean reports on a pentagon struggling to fight both battles. >> we're proud to be able to support them in this regard. >> reporter: as the pentagon continues to take on thousands of unaccompanied minors flooding across the border, the three u.s. military facilities housing many of them are nearing capacity. ventura naval base is carrying for 450 with a capacity of 500. there's already a dispute about just how long the facility also be obligated to care for and house the children. >> an arrangement was for 120 days at each of the three facilities. each of them is on a different clock, but it's 120 days long. >> there's rumors they had requests from hhs to have a new 120-day period beyond the first 120-day period. >> reporter: oklahoma republican congressman and navy pilot jim bridenstein says he believes it's reac

brett gardner will score. atek jeter somewhat slower this age. he will not. 3-0.ankees when it braves and cubs, a home run that lands into the bleachers. a cubs fan gets the ball and he takes it and throws it back. a ball in his glove. he switched the ball. the old switcheroo. he throws the ball back from his other glove. atlanta won the game 12-6. the wizards have lost trevor ariza to the rockets. he averaged over 14 points per game. another factor, he will replace parsons for the rockets but houston have to match the offer sheet. looks like he is going to sign a deal with houston. the player could replace him had a good day today. 25 points. an opportunity opens up for porter. a good sign for him. the wizards won the game 90-79. first tomorrow's winner, germany and argentina for the title, kickoff at 2:00. the other topic will be the team from the host country brazil. it of the favorites to win all, and scored 10-1. the consolation game against the netherlands. minutes later, the netherlands controlled and priscilla tries to clear. it reminds y

. >> brett brown feels part coach and part father and told me his kids are a good three to five years away to win on a regular basis. >> i would be lying if i said it wasn't hard, it's very hard but i find great sort of comfort in the excitement of what i know is being built. their pick at three may not hit the floor this year because of a foot injury. >> i hope when you study and see where we are going, that the disappointment of losses will be trumped by the weight of the direction. >> look at nerlines noel. >> he recently turned 20 and has not played a lot of basketball, but he played in high school and then to college for one year and now to the nba,ly help him grow. >> you notice a theme, growth. >> feel like if we are all again big boys and honest, this program isn't there right now, we have to look inside and fix what we have been can control and at some point we'll be there. >> it's refreshing to get a coach that is frank and honest like that. >> yes it is. >>> sugarhouse casino broke ground on a $164 million expansion project, the expansion to the delaware river front propert

this one addressed to brett, the eldest son saying, brett, i'll miss you.family, you didn't deserve this. this note from one of the friends of one of the girls saying, you will now be a bright star. this message from the teacher saying, i can't believe i won't see you again. and this message is actually from the children's baby-sitter, so she has all the names of the children here. and she says, no words and then one simply, why. gone so suddenly, so brutally, untimely deaths for a young family friends loved so much. >> we don't understand it. >> yes. >> she thinks she come back to here, but can't. >> reporting for cnn, near amsterdam. >> that's heartbreaking. their loved ones are gone, now family members of those killed on board the downed airliner are living another nightmare. not knowing when or if they will get to bury their loved ones or where their remains are going to go. we're going to dig into that next. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie

. >>> summer league is over fo the sixers and brett brown has time to sit back and evaluate things. >> it went well for the sixers, today had a chance toit s down before he went on his annual vacation in australia. he told me this team is three to ve years of hving a chance of winning and five years away from attracting a player like lebron james, and they will develop guys like noel and bead. >> we are growing our own and raising our own children, last year we tested people and looking and now we have an opportunity to draft to select the people we think will be good nba players, i hope the fans of philadelphia are looking at it like that, like this is just a young family, that we are trying to groom and raise now that they are ours. >> finally, chew on this. evander holyfield is being inducted at the boxing hall-of-fame and mike tyson will announce him. they let by gones be by gones, remember the fight when tyson built off a part of holyfield's ear. he calls it an honor to introduce his former rival. if they can forgive and forget, it's hope for everyone. >> my ear still hurts jaime

brett ratner directed. >> brett ratner, yeah. >> jimmy: who did "x-men: the last stand."s. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is -- i mean, you're hercules. >> hercules. hercules, man. you know, you get one shot at making "hercules." because of the mythology that everybody is familiar with, we wanted to create a hercules that you'd never seen before. so one that was big. one that was epic, cool, bad-ass, but also it took the mythology and kind of flipped it on its ear. >> jimmy: yeah. and it's also in 3d, as well, which is the new fun thing. if you've seen imax or -- >> oh, i've seen it, by the way, in imax. this movie was made for 3d. it's an experience. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm talking about. >> jimmy, me in 3d, it's an experience. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! [ cheers and applause ] it's another dimension! it's 4d! >> it's 4d! >> jimmy: there's a fourth "d." unpronounced -- i saw a picture of you. again, i follow you on all the social media. and there's a picture of you in character -- in character, as hercules. and it says, "when a 2-year-old asks hercules to

and then brett klein is a civil rights attorney who represented two men who has won lawsuits againstice in this most recent case. and lou palumbo, it's good to see all of you and it's good to have you back here, lou. you were so passionate about this last night. i'm i'm going to talk to you in a moment. but we're going start with mark. you have all seen the disturbing video we saw. susan candiotti played it out for us. do you think eric garner looks like a suspect who needs to be subdued? >> not in the way it was initially done. i have always said i would not want to be a cop on the streets of new york risking life. but cops are trained on a spectrum of force. they are allowed to respond to resistance with increasing force. but it has to be in response to the force. and mr. garner, while he did not want to be arrested had not raised to it a level where anything like a chokehold i think should have been used. the cops have to take control of the situation. but they have to do it in as calm a way as they can without accelerating it. >> you have won some previous cases against officer p

coach brett brown is going for his family vacation in australia but first he sat don't with me and talked hoops, the first was michael carter williams, after winning rookie of the year, a big name around this team. what will he do for an encore. the coach says he has a lot of waetd on his shoulders. >> with that title a little bit comes the responsibility in a fun way way to help us grow the program, at times he feels the weight of the city a little bit and i don't want to push that too hard but i'll be looking at him to act as a more mattuure player. but i'll be looking at >>> we expect major compliances to work properly and last a long time. when one couple's refrigerator broke down they contacted "action news" and nydia han is here to explain this one. >> we rely on our fridge freezers to feed our family, what happens if you have a lemon, one frustrated viewer contacted me for help through "action news" troubleshooters. >> water is about the only thing that diane can keep in her refrigerator, look at the thermometer inside. it's almost 70 degrees, and this isn't the first time that dia

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it takes three hours to sew in the new kidney and right away it's doing brett. >> it looks absolutely gorgeous, started making lots of urine right on the table. >> reporter: the relief and gratitude are palpable, etched in her parent's faces. within 24 hours, caitlin is taking her first shaky steps with her new kidney on board. down the hall, pastor derek is sitting up in a chair, minus a kidney. what would you say to folks who are skeptical, like i could never be as generous as pastor dereksome >> if we want someone to help us in our time of need, we have to be willing to help in their time of need. >> reporter: caitlin's dad is once again optimistic. >> thinking about her future, going back to college, start dating boys again. doing all the things that an 18-year-old young adult should be able to do. >> reporter: what's barely registering is the fact that he's about to donate his own kidney tomorrow to keep the chain going. donor chains like this one can revolutionize the ways that those in need are matched with potential dodonors. but according to dr. lock, what's missing is one ce

. >> now, while brett brown spent the last year working with noel nk he will not coach him during summer league play, it's lloyd pierce who will give him direction on the floor in orlando. >> we are not too wordried, we want to see him be him. we'll make it simple as well. >>> world cup continues, if germany beated france, it will be the first country to reach four straight world cup finals. >> jeannie bouchard is the first canadian to reach a grand slam final after winning today in london and will take on 2011 champ petra for the grand slam title. >>> and who says the best catch at a baseball will come from a player, we see highlights over and over again from fans and even stadiums making the play of the day, remember when the phillies beer man made this catch in his bucket, earl cheney without breaking a step goes right back to work and ian rips it down the left hand line and how about the beer vendor, the ball was ripped. lets take another look. everybody is trying to grab for the ball. he can sell it as a souvenir. give it to a fan right. >> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast

. >> a determined duo from alaska has arrived in philadelphia, brett wilcox and his son david are on the trans continental run for food and crops, the to started in california in january, and have been running a marathon distance every day since then. david is the young of the living person to run across the united states and they will finish up in atlantic city on saturday. abc's world news with diane sawer is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot, adam joseph and ducis rogers. for cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. what can i get you? [customer] oh, sorry. i was daydreaming. [server] dreaming about your wedding, huh? [customer] yes! actually. [server] with a big ice sculpture and a string quartet? [violins playing] [customer] yeah. how'd you know? [server] you've got the new instant game from pennsylvania lottery. [customer] yeah. $1 million golden ticket, with 5 top prizes of 1 million bucks. [narrorator] want to see your dreams come