bud doobie. it's a stoner character. >> this is the bud doobie of msnbc "lockup" fame.ave some damn respect. >> two years after gill's release, bud doobie was alive and well and wrestling in a denver nightclub. racist humor is a big part of the bud doobie character. >> why don't you get up and show me your green card? i like getting reactions out of people, whether it's good or bad. >> but gill admits, it's sometimes hard to tell where bud doobie ends and michael gill begins. i've had a problem since i've been in prison with racism. i'm not going to lie about it, there's a culture in prison and you learn to hate everyone but whites, and that's kind of followed me out here, even to this day. let me tell you something, when this is over, none of you are going to be here! you're all going down! >> michael, before he went to prison, he didn't have a racist bone in his body. for some reason, as he came out, he started having all these problems with my other wrestlers of ethnicity. i had to sit down and say to mike, you have to reprogram yourself. you're not in prison anymore

this little bud here, along with the support of this root, will render an endive. you know, chicory roots through the centuries have been used for teas, coffees, medicinal purposes, and the legend is that about 8--in 1830, a farmer had some chicory roots in his-- his cellar. this is in--in the outskirts of brussels, belgium. and he forgot about them. he was gonna use them as a coffee substitute after drying and roasting them. uh, in the spring of 1831, those roots in the dark confines of that cellar had sprouted, and he then noticed the sprouts that had come from the top of the chicory roots. >> the mature roots are actually harvested by machine, each one producing just one bud and ultimately just one endive. this 55-acre field will produce tens of thousands of buds and will probably end up on salad plates in america, japan, and other asian countries. >> i love growing things, a-and as a way to make a living, growing food is very, very, very fulfilling. >> endives are really grown and harvested in 2 different types of fields. the first is a traditional one like thi

and may the best beer win. >> reporter: the maker of bud, who owns nearly 50% of the american marketent. >> but we were not necessarily paying attention to some of the things happening around us. >> reporter: to see the front lines of the beer battle, we hopped on a beer bus. >> a party for beer. >> reporter: here, people are serious about their beer. >> i like miller high life. the champagne of beers. >> we have more than a appreciation. >> definitely, i can't go home and drink it. >> reporter: we started our journey at the largest craft beer maker in the country. boston beer company. home of sam adams. >> one of the things that i as a brewer love to do is take beer where no beer has gone before. >> reporter: jim cook started to brew in his kitchen 30 years ago. now he ships 2.7 million barrels a year, with over 50 different kinds of brews. >> these are hops. they give beer its spiciness and the aroma. >> reporter: but often it comes at a price, costing much more than the regular brands, clearly, customers are paying up. and busch wants in, they're buying up craft breweries like thi

bud has been around for a long time. >> yes, this bud is for you.missioner of baseball is bud selig has talked about retirement for year, but today he made it official. he'll call it a career after the 2014 season. he became the acting commissioner '92, and he took over on a permanent basis in '98. under his watch the league skyrocketed into a $9 billion industry. he was also responsible for implementing the wild-card system, interleague play, and revenue sharing. the commissioner gets paid a reported $22 million a year. but he had the work stoppage in 1994, and the steroid scandal that continues to rock baseball. the yankees are also saying good-bye to the playoffs. they got eliminated last night for the second time in the last 19 seasons. and tonight the greatest closer of all time will make his final appearance at yangs stadium. he will pitch tonight, and in the season finale in houston, girardi says he is considering playing him in center field. torii hunter has sparkled on the diamond for 17 seasons. but he is still smiling from ear to ear beca

co-workers leave people with ear buds alone. stay focused and don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. >>> we are coming up on 15 minutes, look at the shot in bel air, this is good. blue sky now, mostly your day is with the clouds. 69 at the airport. 52 dew point. bay water temperature 74. easterly wind bringing in the marine influence. 8 temperature, around 65, going out to dinner looks goodm coolish around the 11:00 hour. 61 degrees, waking up your saturday morning, a blend of shall be and clouds. that's the deal most of the afternoon, maybe spotty showers towards lunchtime. the further east the best shot of the showers. 66 will bring you in to the low 70s. we will call it partly cloudy skies. some clouds working out over the mountains in to frederick county. temperatures kept down because of the clouding 72 in the city. frederick 70. we are uniformly right if not and 70 degrees. the most powerful clear overhead. you see the blow up of of bemew da. bermuda. may become a subtropical system. this is where the system is starting to pop. see how it's bringing in dry ac

and heavy. >> bud mcfarland thank you, my friend. >> take care.l: to a guy named pat who disagrees with bud, pat buchanan's beef is not the mission but the person leading that mission. you think there is another agenda. >> let ple let me agree with my, colleague, he wants a robust attack that does damage and brings down the outside regime, we could do that. unquestion abily if you went in, all out, but the consequence of that would be syria, which is all broken up, where dominant forces were muslim brotherhood and al qaeda, what would follow that is the massacre of the christians. then the united states would have a hellish problem on its hand, before this occurred no one, in this country or almost no one behides mcdans cain and - mccain and his colleagues wanted to enter us into a syrian civil war we don't want al qaeda in power, what this is, behind the scenes, this syrian war is the dress rehearsal for the war on iran. it is the backdoor to the war on iran. the people you see champions robust attacks and bringing down assad, and going -- are th

and it's bye-bye bud. >> reporter: yes, bud selig has talked about retirement, back to 1992. but he'll call it a severe after the 2014 season. he became the acting commission, and took it on a permanent basis in 1998. it has skyrocketed into a billion dollars industry, and for his efforts the commissioner gets paid $22 million a year. there are some black marks under sealing, thselig. let's check in with our college insider graham watson who joins us live from denver. let's start with number six, lsu strapping it up against number nine, georgia. between the hedges big storyline. zach meteburger heading back to georgia. >> this is a lot of offense. georgia has proven they don't like to play defense but they like to put up points. matt meteburger has run. this is a lot of fence and little defense and it will come down to the end. i really like georgia in this match up because they've got a little more experience and a few more play makers but it's definitely going to be a really good game. >> graham, notre dame they're looking to getting another beating up from oklahoma. oklaho

bud selig says he is quitting. >> he is really going. >> now he is really going?ly members about two months ago he was talking about leaving and it was a tough decision for him and people are already jockeying for position to try to get that spot. yesterday, major league baseball commissioner bud selig called the coliseum a pit and tipped his hand about the stadium issue being resolved. >> before i leave i'm satisfied we'll work out something. >> bud selig you're on the clock! the commissioner will ride off into the sunset and retire after next season when his contract expires. the 79-year-old selig took over in 1992. >>> sharks forward raffi torres had surgery for a torn acl earlier today and will miss three to five months. the team is hopeful he will return this season. san jose will play its season opener a week from tonight. >>> college football now and sonny dykes won't get to ease his way into the pac-12. the bears open up conference play saturday night in eugene against second ranked oregon. >>> bear raid will have his hands food trying to keep up with the

and bud selig said it. and earlier this year, it is valuable for the commissioner of any sort, baseball or any other have experienced running a clutch but if you look at that side, detroit tigers and those guys are possible candidates as well. ashley: connell: the money being spent on guys like alex rodriguez, so yes, people not performing so whatever reason in new york, why is it so important, bud selig said it, so important to have run a club. to have that background and be in charge of the sport. >> the commissioner has said any issue writ large in baseball is something somebody running the club has dealt with before, the overall growth of the teams, revenue structure that exists in baseball, they have one of their own or a club president because bud selig having worked with donors for some time, we see values skyrocket and dodgers told for $2 billion so basically that internal club is a very byzantine process we are going to see. the college of cardinals have nothing on what will happen in terms of park

but a tough loss running back alfred morris leads leaves with bruised ribs a caring repwaug 16 times bud they roy came in and carried ball 13 times fever 41 yard touch down, and one remarkable play. and leer given look like wanted to go deep! escape. and that's find open saoer. and a over defense der. started a little built to see what he would do because it was really open field. and you know, just decided go tore it. and unfortunately we didn't score but then next play we did. so it just rolled in toing in that was going bigger than what we could help handle. it was very praoepbed from lunching game and passing game caught bail very well. was able grinds out some tough yards. we should know more about the severity morris injury later this week but good news is, it is by week so gets some time heal of up. i can o dallas cowboys. week 6. there oakland. scott myth fox five sports. all right thank you scott. time for another short break put coming up, how would red of f nf cir bee have result on other side. you won believe how division stacking up we will be right back. is because ever tea

two guys to emerge last year, the budding stars, football night 7:00.for tony romo, what a night and what a scare he put into every cowboy fan and jerry jones and jason garrett. looked like who knew at that point when he came out at the end of the first snaf can he come back tonight? could he come back for weeks? we didn't know. he comes out and plays well in the second half. scott makes the catch around gets out of the bounds to stop the clock. >> cris: and you don't know what happened to tony romo. we don't know, was it just the wind knocked out. did he have a bit of an issue with those ribs. if he did, a lot of times guys can finish a game with a rib injury and it's worse the next week. so there's still questions to be answered here. >> al: i think michele may find out after the game. >> cris: lucky tony. >> al: second down and four. from the 26. and that's caught over the middle. it's the tight end making the catch, brandon myers. first down. eli hustling up to the line. saving the time-outs. 1:28. over the middle. again, myers who comes over from o

it's good-bye to bud, huh? >> yes, bud selig will retire after the 2013 season.er his watch the league skyrocketed into a $9 billion, and he also implemented the wild-card system, intertier play, and revenue system. on the field, they are getting their boogie on in mo town. detroit clenched their third crown yesterday after beating minnesota. as for the new york yankeeses they can start booking their vacation plans, because they got eliminated last night from the playoffs. >>> and tonight's home finale would be the last time that yankees fans see robinson cano in pinstripes. he wants $305 million over ten years. that is tony harris kind of money. >> my voice would crack if i tried to ask for that. >> exactly. >> ross appreciate it. >>> syrian rebels are breaking ties with one another. >>> and the affordable care act kicks in just five days but millions of americans may not be able to afford it. >>> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm to enknown new york. here is look at your headlines. the permanent members of the un security council, reached a deal to get rid of syr

that all bud selig. here is the big thing, it is always about money.ion was the revenue in baseball per year, now up to 8 billion. got to love that. >> we have a short time left here. who is going to replace him? just give me a name, do you know? >> all the names out there, nobody knows. they need somebody who knows something about baseball, loves baseball, knows someone about revenue. they need to bring back bud selig. this guy is 79 and 79 is the new 59. bring him back. >> i want to talk about this, you talked about football coach suspending the whole team. bad grades, bad attitude, cyber bullying. then he outlined what they had to do if they wanted to keep playing p. most did what he said. now the coach is a hero to parent and teachers nationwide. i think h is great. >> oh, no question about that. and here is something else, don. the principal said he's gotten over 400 e-mails and phone calls pr people praising him. what i'm looking for, we heard the negative copy cats for various things, this could be a positive epidemic. a lot of people have been

modern pieces by budding artists are being snatched up by investors while traditional works are takingal jazerra's ivan reports. >> the quick step, the foxtrot. >> reporter: she is one of nigeria's budding artists. her exhibition is called unmatched beauty. the paintings include diverse things and not air yo typical images from africa. in this painting, didi depicts revelation, temptation and creation in the garden of eden. in this series of works she calls still they rise, she focuses on the strength and resilient of women. and these paintings don't come cheap. they have sold for as much as $10,000 reach. >> right now african art is flowing. a lot has changed drastically, you know, last year and [inaudible] a lot of people, that's collecting after cap art to have something hang on the ground their wall, but some of them are sellers. >> reporter: sales of her paintings also show that there is a growing demands for modern art from afte africa. last year a piece from ghana sold for $850,000. sales of south african art have increased by 500 percent accords to go an auction house in johann

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. >> cigarette buds. some socks. >> reporter: these people are determined to change that. >> it's bad for our environment. >> it's gross. >> reporter: they are just two of about 1,000 people who showed up digging and picking up trash, all a part of cleanup day. >> a lot of debris. glass. it kills wild life. there are birds and wildlife killed around the world. >> reporter: even the commission says the hope is that hundreds of beaches and waterways will see around 70,000 volunteers today removing a million pounds of trash and debris. i'm told the most prevalent item found are cigarette buds accounting for 40% of all debris collected. >> i hope they real ize that this is trash that they may have used or an item they'll use in their daily lives. >> reporter: they will recycle as many of the items as possible. >> i feel like i should start helping more and doing more things. and recycling more than i do. >> reporter: a lesson learned first hand at ocean beach. >>> coming up, after the morgan fire, we'll bring

the sfir now 40% contain bud burned now 74 acres. the governor obtained a grant to cover 75% of the costs. >> groups beginning to worry about the impact but the cost of fighting it tapped $100 million z restoring will add tens of millions more to that tab. >> rim fire will be unlike any other. >> wildfire spart of nature but this was a catastrophic wildfire. >> these are trust photos saying 96% was in the water shed. today, anticipated costs in tens of millions of dollars. >> this plan is bigger than ours. this is going to take multi agency response. >> the rim fire began august 17th more than three weeks ago, now 80% contained being called epic. third biggest wildfire in california history. the damage is now being assessed. the trust is working with a recovery team to do assessment to come up with a plan for restoration and recover rye tlair doing it now. there are 70 sighin lift -- scientists are looking at the fall rains and runnoff and erosion that result autos the san francisco p.u.c. says hetch hetchy infrom a struck stur secur

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bud selig retiring at the end of his personal season. a new name is leading the pack for earnings. minutes away from the start of the season, and when we say leading the pack, we mean the dow jones industrials. a brand new name is going to kick off earning season, taking over the spot from alcoa. we bring in equity research president corrina friedman. a big deal as it joins the dow land is the first to kick off the earnings season what are you expecting? >> heightened tension. rea looking for a percent growth in futures or numbers are in line with consensus. there is concern that the trends have been choppy. retail was a little weak for back-to-school. footwear hello. basketball trends are coming off of a very strong first quarter. writing improved. a little bit of choppiness. but we are expecting and line numbers. liz: trying to spice up its product line. it has gotten a lot of attention. does that drive the bottom-line numbers? >> it is so small at this point. it's a part of the few trains of wearable technology which is helping to relaunch date the athletic cycle. technical appa

this is the bud light swear jar ad. this one was rejected by cbs. went straight to the internet.d tell us why. >> every time someone swears you put a quarter in it. >> who gets the money? >> i don't know. we'll use it to buy something for the office like a case of bud light. >> [ bleep ] awesome. >> [ bleep ] bob. >> [ bleep ] jim. >> a white station wagon, please go [ bleep ] yourself. >> i am so proud of you [ bleep ]. >> that's great. >> that's funny. genius. >> as you said, they knew this was going to be rejected but it was one of the first ads really meant to go viral. to go out on the internet and work that way. in fact, that year the emmys recognized that spot as a spot that never aired on tv as the primetime commercial of the year. >> do you really see a bounce in sales when an ad like that runs? >> this is a massive hit for them. exposure and also engagement. that's where viral advertising comes in. online advertising when people share it and -- >> i bet they started doing it in offices all over the place just for fun. >> let's move on to the next one. the dos equis comm

. >> she twisted a link to a video of tennessee titans owner bud adams flipping a a bird in 2009 writing, quote, is it okay when it comes from him? speaking of snaps. >> apologize. we were going to show a cat video there, but it was in that boat. >> oh, r.i.p. cat. >> that is a lot of money, $1.5 million. imagine if you did that in a live pageant. what would happen? >> the thing is you sign a contract. if you do something that goes against everything you signed which flipping the bird apparently was, you have to pay the fine. you just have to. it is a business. they had said somewhere in the article that maybe it was a publicity ploy to get more fans, but i forgot who she was until i read this article, so it really didn't work. she is more upset about the fact it it didn't work than the money issue. >> do they have stuff in pageants that tells you what to do and not to do? >> yes, there are rules and guidelines. >> is there anything you can tell us? >> one is not telling you anything. >> i think it is called fun, there is a no fun clause. you can't have fun. >> it is really for our benef

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the commissioner of major league baseball, bud selig, just moments ago announced he plans to step down after the 2014 season. he took over as interim commissioner in 1992 after team owners forced out the previous commissioner, fay vincent. he was named to the permanent job in 1998. selig has presided over unprecedented growth in the league, which is now a nine billion dollar industry, and there were labor battles, one that cancelled the world cease. and then there's drug use. selig announced two years ago the 2014 season would be his last. the major league commissioner, bud selig, is stepping down. >> remember the judge in mottes who sentenced a former teacher to one nothing jail for raping a 14-year-old student? a case that has sparked outrage from coast to coast. today that teacher walked out of jail a free man. but the outrage continues. and it's next. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's endless shrimp. t's as much as you like, any way you like. try classic garlic shrimp scampi and more. only $15.99, offer ends soon. so come in and sea food differently. now, try seven lunch

the man who holds the keys to that is bud selig.e spoke on that issue today on cbs sports radio. >> it's a pit. it reminds me of old county stadium and shea stadium. we need to deal with that. i had a committee work on it for two or three years. and there's no question we're going to have to solve that problem. >> you've had this committee working for this last -- hold up. >> we have, john. but it's far more complex. we have one team that wants to move. the other team doesn't want it to move. it's a very complicated situation, the more we've gotten into it, the more difficulty we have. but before i leave, i'm satisfied we'll work out something. >> calling it a pit, but it's our pit. come on, bud. highlight, a's and angels. 2-0 angels. bases loaded with a two out, josh hamilton grounds to short. he beats the throw out. a run score, then you've got a guy in a rundown and he's going to get tagged. 3-1 angels. two are out. weaver gets steven vogt to fly out to left field. the a's lose. angels win 3-1. here eels the interesting part, tho

foxtrot. >> reporter: one of nigeria's budding modern artists.'s called unmatched beauty. the painting includes diverse scenes and not stereotypical scenes from africa. in this series of work she calls still they rise. she focuses on the strength and resilience of women. and these paintings don't come cheap. they have solid fo sold as muchs $10,000 each. >> a lot has change drastically. a lot of people, before just to have something hanging on their wall. >> reporter: sales of her paintings show that there is a growing demand for modern art from africa. last year a piece sold for $850,000 and sales of south african art has increased 500%. and the idea that traditional african artifact respect all that african artists have to offer are changing. >> reporter: here artists say there has been a decline in sales of traditional african art, and that shoppers are going for more modern pieces. >> reporter: at the gallery nearby, the increase in sales are because nigeria and south africa pieces are more available. >> i've been in the pieces for 15 years.

they all love bud selig and hate to see him go. but now they've got to replace him.ther tim rosin or his right hand man, rob ma manford. if they go outside, bob dombrowsky of the detroit tigers. >> stay with us, weather is next with dave warren. closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. on august 20th, >> i'm meteorologist dave warren. we've been watching this storm out west and it will slowly work its way east. on the west side of the storm we have rain and snow mixing in. temperature in casper about 33, that's the coldest number here, very cold air is setting up in the western united states. you see where this front is clearly visible with these temperatures. 42 in rapid city many 76 in omaha, big contrast, west to east, that is the focus for these strong storms developing. severe weather breaking out in texas and oklahoma even through kansas city and nebraska. a line develops moving east. midwest and southern plains look for a brief period of severe weather before those temperatures drop. these

. >> 79-year-old bud selig will retire after the 2014 baseball season. he was in charge during the strike that led to the cancellation of world series. he has also seen baseball revenue quadruple. >>> temperatures came up a couple of degrees today. upper 70s as well. take a look. 76. then find your city and note temperatures you can add a couple of degrees, so warmer tomorrow. red flag warning stays in effect and main impact in the east bay hills as the winds pick up again tonight. we'll see more tonight and what does that mean to you? slightly warmer day tomorrow. fire danger is high but not critical. red flag it's not like a ten, more like a seven out of ten. winds aren't as strong as they could be. we'll update the forecast. but the idea being tomorrow is warmer. red flag warning should go away and then a warmer period into saturday and sunday. weekend looks good. tomorrow warm and breezy. extended forecast warmer, so high pressure sets up. the arisings and you get this flat temperature and that means 60s and 70s coast. 70s inland. so as you look at t

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. >> we have some stuff for you to do today, bud. >> listen to what people start to say. >> yes, yes! >> come on, baby! >> yes! >> all of a sudden they stop and everybody starts cheering. that's where the video ends. the police department asked the person filming to shut off the camera but artie will make a full recovery. obviously a big thanks to the guys from engine 5. we've got john, chris, cory and scott joining us right this minute from rochester, new york. first of all, great work and congratulations on this rescue. >> thanks. >> tell us about what you guys walked into after this crash. >> it occurred right across the street from the fire station. someone came to the front door saying someone hit the truck. as soon as we starkted to go down the driveway, you could see he wasn't breathing because he was purple. >> i've done cpr before, i've never heard anybody say before "engine 5 will do this." >> have you talked to this man since this rescue went viral? >> he wait a minute to visit us at the fire station today. he walked up with sneakers on, he has a great sense of humor. he wa

and the executive will meet with the budding business people as they prepare to make their pitches. and this is specifically on the bus and the panel of experts. it is making 13 stops across the state seeking the best ideas in the invest maryland challenge. it will be at the center for in columbia that starts at 9:30 this morning. >>> and if the health insurance exchange and a lot of people say it does can you get your questions answered srting tomorrow. it will be a meeting and held at the university of baltimore on saturday and it is responsorred by a representative and feature as pan toll take your questions for the health exchange. new patients can start enrolling next month. if you are interested, it takes place at 10 a.m. information is right there on the screen. >>> and it looks like j.k. rowling has some tricks up here sleeve. she will team up with warner brothers for a new film series based on characters. and the fantastic beast and where to find them is based on mar harry potter's textbook. we'll see how it goes. >> and prince william is leaving the armed forces. he served

. >>> baseball commissioner bud selig says he will retire in january 2015. he will have served 22 years. that is the second-longest in history. >>> "gq" magazine's list of the worst sports franchises, it awarded the top spot to cleveland. yes, this includes the browns, the indians, and the cavaliers. worst franchises in terms of losing and no titles all combined, cleveland has had 152 seasons of futility. >>> and the wnba playoffs. diana taurasi of phoenix and simone augustus of minnesota were in each other's faces as they fought for position. getting nasty. as the ref called fouls on both players, taurasi kissed a eed a gusties on the cheek and then seemed mystified, what did i do? >>> a fox is having a whole lot of fun on a golf course. except for the guy chasing him. not so much fun. the animal known as foxy loves to grab golf balls, and then runs off and hides them. >> today's sports is brought to you by just for men auto stop. gray is over. >> too cute. >> fun for the fox. not so much for the golfer. >> cutest video in the meantime. all right, betty, th

this is, again, willy geist, this is like someone looked at old films of bud wilkinson and said the coachas great, he won 5 straight games in h a row and deid sided last night since the wishbone worked for bud, we'll implement the wishbone h in the nfl in september of 2013. it's a tactic that won't work. it's obvious on its face. >> it's a tactic that won't work, gene, and it allows harry reid to not address concerns about obamacare. it allows reid to call republicans anarchists, nancy pelosi to call republicans arsonists. that's the frustration. the republicans are all painted with the ted cruz brush. >> they are. they can all count to 51 and understand this is creating a huge unnecessary vulnerability for them and they are going to get slammed. i have a question for our image experts -- >> oh, great. >> donny and joe. >> when did joe -- excuse me. >> joe was in congress. here's the question. suppose ted cruz wakes up this morning, slams himself in the forehead h and says, i'm such an idiot. >> chances of that happening are nil. >> i know. it won't happen. but, you know, in a parallel un

there is no one to help me, bud butt god. >> the real triple of trouble will prove challenging. >> bp is heading to court in the united states for the second phase of the trial over the deep water horizon disaster. 11 workers were killed, leading to a massive environmental disaster in the gulf of mexico. here is andy gallagher. >>> millions of barrels of oirl spilled into the gulf of mexico when the deep water horizon exploded, more than three years ago. for those who live and work here the passing of time hasn't made things easier. shrimpers are still struggling to get decent catches and wages. ooks generatioa generation is cn end. >> how many ever hours on their boat to make sure that doesn't happen. make sure they stay in school and don't do this for a living. >> i was born here. i'm still here and so is bp. >> bp has paid billions of dollars into a compensation fund following pressure by the obama administration. phase 2 of the trial begins and key to the judge's findings willing be a precise calculation of just how much oil leaked. >> huge amount either way, but a huge amount of

. >> come on, we got stuff to do today, bud. >> h listen to what people say. >> color's changing. >>is color's changing. >> yes, yes! >> come on, baby. >> yeah! >> whoo! >> all of sudden, they stop. everybody starts cheering. the deo ends. the police department asks the person fim ming to shut off the camera. but artie will make a full recovery. a big thanks to the guys from engine 5. we have john, chris, cory. first of all, guys, great work. congratulations on this rescue. >> thank you. >> yeah, thanks. >> tell us about what you walked into. >> the accident occurred across the street from the fire station. someone came up to the front door. as soon as we ran down the driveway, you could see he wasn't breathing. he was so purple. >> did the crowd help you out? this guy? >> i have done cpr in front of crowds before. i have never heard them say, engine 5 can do it. they have no idea where we're from. >> have you talked to this man since this went viral? >> we saw him today. he came to visit us at the tifi station. he walked up with sneakers on. he's got a great sense of humor. >> what