this is bronte. after the author. and look at that face. she is unbelievablebly adorable. first video, playing with her big brother link the cat. tolerant of puppy behavior. >> you can't get mad at a puppy. they're learning their way around the world and the cat tlps to there to teach it the place. >> an 8-year-old dog, not having it. look at those eyes. aw. >> you want to pet her ears. >> if you want to pet her ears you probably could because bronte belongs to one of the members of the "rtm" family. theresa. >> hey. >> hey. >> your dog's cute. >> she's adorable. >> bring bronte in. >> she's going to get brought in. >> the search for your unrelated twin is on. >> not as original as we might think. >> a project that will have you wondering -- is this when you have an uncomfortable conversation with your dad? rarandnd n new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. itit c comomeses w whehen n yoyourur i insurance company says they'll only pay ththreree-e-ququarartetersrs o of f whwhat it takes to replace it. whwhatat a arere y youou s supuppoposed to do, drive three-q

sydney, which goes between the cbd and the airport and to the coastal beaches below an area called bronteely dense areas of government housing. you have the largest urbanized aboriginal population in the country and you have some of the most expensive real estate. so, it's a very complex group of people to try and get all facing the same way, you know. and so, it's taken about nine years to get that culture embedded in the club and get the team reconnected with this community so the community knows that the team is fighting on their behalf and the team know who they're fighting for, you know? so we took them from being perennial losers to being competitive. competitive to being a dominant team. and then last year, on the fifth of october, for the first time in 43 years, the first time since i was seven years old, we won the championship. >> seth: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] it's really something else. >> so this is a hat for you. >> seth: gotcha. i have been told -- >> that's the hat that the players get, you know when they win the superbowl here, they get that winners' hat f

the cbd to the airport and the coastal beaches below an area called bronte, and that's a very complex some of the most dense areas are government housing. you have the highest urbanized aboriginal population in the country and some of the most expensive realities in the country so it's a complex area and they've fallen into such a state of disrepair. you guys have that phrase "giving back." i call it "community penance" and that's been nine years of my life. certainly for probably four to six of those years it took so much time, it was a full-time job. there was actually a fellow called jamie packard who eventually became a partner in what i was doing. >> rose: he comes from huge wealth. >> yeah, and whose father carey i was very close with. so jamie and i weren't close at all when his dad was alive but since his dad passed on, we've just gotten together and he sort of realized, i suppose the qualities that his dad enjoyed. >> rose: he's, also, i think a famous gambler wasn't he? >> he was. and the biggest tipper on record, i think. >> rose: yeah. he asked a waitress in vegas one nigh