yeah. >> and it was him and jerry orbach, and when i was in college in new york, and i like, saw chris nothto him. i felt like his face was prepared for "sex and the city" thing. >> seth: yes. >> and i was like, "oh, my god, you were so amazing when you were the detective on 'law and order.'" and he was like, "that's -- i have not heard that for a while." [ laughter ] >> seth: i remember -- because he is so much more famous for "sex and the city" now. >> yes, yes. >> seth: but it's such a shame. because i feel like those of us who watched "law and order" on a loop. he is an important person in our lives. >> yeah, that's his true greatness. [ laughter ] >> seth: glad we agree. now i'm very happy to hear i have something else in common with you. which is, i hear your mother gives you a lot of notes on how you perform on late night talk shows, or when you get interviewed. >> right. >> seth: and my father used to do that to me. >> what did he say to you? >> seth: he said wanted me to cross one leg, there's a better leg to cross and not show the sole of your shoe to the audience. >> oh. >> seth:

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don't tell us how they are going to fix this first, nothing they are talking about is credible, chris. nothing they are imagining is possible. they need to tell us how they will be day one candidates. how on day one, they will address this corrupt system so everything is plausible. they have to be, this is what we will address, first. that's what i'm trying to do in this campaign, to make it clear, i would address it first. it's the only thing. i would do this and i would step aside so, if people vote for me, it would be for one reason. when i'm elected, there would be no ambiguity about what people said congress must do. >> you have said, if one of the candidates to your satisfaction makes this commitment, then your race would no longer be necessary. let's see if your entree and your pushing changes. do you have a clarification of that position? >> no, what i said is the leading candidates. i need to know the democratic nominee will make this issue day one. >> professor, thank you very much. it is certainly an important issue. now, it will be getting more attention with your candidacy and qui

chris christie knows nothing about the crime rate in new york city, trying to make political points,o pay attention to his own cities, camden, trenton, newark, new jersey. some of the highest crime rates. >> overall, crime is down, we're doing it with fewer stops and  we're able to maintain a better relationship in the minority community. this book is quite a defense of stop and frisk. respond to that. >> i think that, look, if crime is down, great, obviously that's what we want, i live here, questioned some of those numbers, but i don't think i want to do it dmou, i don't want to get in between governor christie and bill bratton, i think the whole stop and frisk tactic is a sound one, it's one that's validated by a supreme court decision, it's codified in every state of the union authorizing police to do it, i think, yes, it will lead to an increase in violence, an increase in murder. >> if you were today back in that top job, you would not be dialing down stop and frisk? >> the mayor is the top law enforcement person in any city. you get direction from the mayor to do whatever, th

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chris christie what? [inaudible] >> i know nothing about that. yeah, go ahead. [inaudible] >> no i'm not a populist.i'm a man that built a tremendous country with the best real estate. i have many of these. i've done a great job. i've employed tens of thousands of people. i employ tens of thousands of people. i've done a good job. i'm a man of common sense. i'm cutting taxes, create a lot of jobs, i'm going to get a tremendous amount of waste. the waste that i get rid of is going to have a huge impact and i'm not putting that in my numbers. i think it's going to be terrific. how about one more question? go ahead. [inaudible] >> yes, that's a beautiful way of describing it. where are you from? england. what a beautiful accent. i want to get the industry, we all it the automobile industry to build factories here. ford is building a two and a half billion factory in mÉxico. mÉxico took a big plant out of tennessee. i want the motor companies as you would say or automobile companies to build the plants in the united states. i don't want nabisco leaving to mÉxico or anywhere else. all of these places whe

they have done it repeatedly had nothing changes. chris boswell kicking for the giants. his fourth field goal from 41 years scout, the giants win 12-9. as for the jets in their final preseason game against the eagles at metlife stadium first quarter. he is going to connect. 54 yard drive and in the second quarter, winning this time. five yard touchdown. 24-18 the final score. mets and yankees football, the final preseason football game, so excising. brymac your opinion on this appeal the nfl will file. any chance of that? >> i did not think so. my friend who's an attorney, represented a lot of athletes, talking at 7:30, tony richardson playing with the jets bill leaves the nfl has a chance to win, very very rare isn't that a judge overturns the decision. juliet: how long will it be? duke: it could go on years. juliet: birdy will retire in that time. it is all for naught. duke: his legacy is at stake. robert: it is a good deal. juliet: mr clean tom brady. duke: it is a huge deal too, an endorsement. maybe some companies look at it differently if he gets back. robert: my b

chris christie what? [inaudible question] >> i know nothing about that. [inaudible] >> go ahead. [inaudible question] >> no, i am not a populus. i am a man of great common sense. i am man who built a tremendous company with the best locations in real estate and the best. you are at one of them. i have many of them. i have employed tens of thousands of people. i employ thousands and thousands of people. i would not say populus but i would say a man of common sense. cutting taxes, creating jobs and getting rid of waste and the waste i get rid of is going to have a huge impact and i am not even putting that in my numbers so i think it will be terrific. how about one more question. go ahead. yes, the motor industry. that is a beautiful way of describing it. where were you from? england. i love it. what a beautiful accent. no, i want to get the industry -- we call it the automobile industry, but i want them to build factories here. ford is building a $2.5 billion plant in mexico. and mexico took a plant from tennessee as well. i want the automobile companies to build their plants in t

. >> chris, we're safe to say that it's nothing short of a mess right now, especially for local residents we have several no parking zones, some in effect last night from the ben frank lin parkway to logan circle. now closed and cars will be towed. we have more tow zones beginning at 9:00 a.m. north and south of those areas. that will be added. so if you do see a no parking sign, listen to it because your car will be towed. watch for an accident in montgomery county in lansdale, york avenue and south cannon avenue. if you are heading out on 422, right around trooper road we have no problems there. eastbound drive time of 8 minutes from 29 up to the schuylkill expressway, headlights here are headed eastbound in that direction, no problems heading westbound. we'll go over more closures and drive time when's i come back in the next ten minutes. >> the drive to work may take longer for some in the lehigh valley. construction on the route 22 begins today. that starts with the fullerton avenue interchange. crews will extend the exit lanes on all ramps, new traffic signals and make bridge repair

chris cimino. >> there's nothing going on behind here from basically the east coast all the way out to the mississippi. it is very, very quiet. with high pressure in charge and only moving slowly eastward over the next few days we'll hold onto the very nice weather with sunshine. cle r sky right now. starting out wi at 63 degrees in the city. few 40s in the suburbs and it's jacket weather. the problem is you won't need it bya afternoon. by noon, 78. by 3:00, forecasting high of 84 degrees. stays bright and sunny throughout. does it last through the weekend? we'll find out. early tuesday morning commute, lauren. >> the roads look good this morning. we have a couple of detours out there on the buses. bx 5, bx 24 and q 50 detours again. major commuter lines, they all look good. the subways do, too, with the exception of the f train suspension. alternate side parking suspended but meter rules are in effect. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> 5:06. police releasing video of a violent attack in the bronx. it is real hard to watch, but they hope that it will lead to an arrest. "today in new york's

there's nothing we can say about your appearance, chris. >> you guys look fantastic. did they ever talk politics? i don't know. 70 degrees in the park this morning. we're seeing generally 60s and 50-ish. most of the island in the 60s except the east end. towest hampton, you're at 56. skies nice and clear. kind of a repeat performance of yesterday. 83 by noontime with lots of sunshine. forecasting a high of 88 degrees with low humidity. not too muggy out there. another summertime day. emily west in for lauren this morning. good morning. >> good morning, chris. hi, everyone. let's take a live look at the george washington idge, where road work is wrapping up. again, you still see ac those looking at about 15 minutes as gthat does hopefully ease out soon. for lirr, expecting a normal morning commute. right now westbound 20-minute delays on the port jefferson bridge. of course, that's due to the freight derailment. back to you. >> thank you very much, emily. >>> now to breaking news. a missing 10-year-old girl. right now police looking in two boroughs. katherine creag is

chris: it was a calling. there was nothing i did well.o this day, my friend mario, his nickname for me is just jokes because i suck at everything else. ♪ charlie: conan o'brien is here. he is in a landscape that is undergoing dramatic changes both in terms of its host and how is his being concerned. he recently took his show to cuba. it was the first time since 1959. i am very pleased to have conan o'brien back at this table. welcome. conan: i am the old guy now. one of the first shows i came on in 93, i sat here and no one thought i was going to make it. you were very nice to me, i recall. if we looked at that appearance now, it would look like an i love lucy episode. i was a young redhaired woman at the time. charlie: you hadn't done much to performing when you took over that show. but i i had done improv hadn't a nearly the amount of performing one should have done to get a late night show. it was a complete fluke. to this day, i credit lorne michaels. he saw something and thought i think this kid can do it. it will be rough at first b

chris: foror anybody who lives n a city there is nothing more important than public safety. a big part of that is the fire departments. recently d.c. fire and ems has come under a lot of pressure to imprprove, especlly when it comes to response times. for the last eight years, life has been a struggle. in 2007 he was hit by a drunk driver and paralyzed. >> my life chang dramaticacally. chris: now he relies on his family and full-time aide. he also relies on emergency services trade last month he needed help when in the middle of a heat wave. the 45-year-old's body seized up. phone records indite he first died 911 at 8:15, then again at 8:25 and 8:28. it. fire ems told the i-team has no recd of these calls even though they lasted a combined 12 months. and amulets did arrive at 8:30 7, 22 minutes after his first cry for help. all l this with the fire station ththree blocks away. slow response times have recently made headlines. in march, two stabbing victims and a young boy choking on a grape had extended waits. the boy later died. do you feel public safety is being jeopardize

chris place. and it was seven to nothing in here in the second quarter again, finishing off a 14 play and 90-yard drive making it a 14 to three jet score. and now we start playing for keeps. over at the u.s. open today roger doing a great job. that is it for sports. steve: let's talk about the legendary keith richards. having everyone all fired up today. saying that rap music is her tone deaf people. he also called metallica and black sabbath jokes. and also saying that some have a mishmash of rubbish. one individual says that he attacked the foundation of modern music are dead. steve: okay, brian says i don't agree with him, but the guy is allowed to have an opinion. he's the foundation of modern rock 'n roll. if anyone gets any leeway for me it's keith richards, he can say what he wants to be one i like looking at him the way that i like looking at willie nelson. steve: have a great night, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, [000:59:47;00]

nothing. i go back to chris christie's reaction between -- on trump and fear idina -- fiorina. these are not pertinent to where the people right now.>> prof., let's talk about the format. we have so many candidates, do you think the debate was effective with all of the candidates out there? >> that was problematic, because the bottom tier candidates had a hard time getting their voices in. overall, i agree with the other commentator that this was an excellent quality, well presented debate overall. cnn did itself well after fox knocked the ball out of the park last time. what comes out of this for me in terms of who wins is the viewers. there were some rare moments of political education where we use all rick santorum and george pataki go back and forth about the kentucky case and both men talking about keen and conscience was a moment of political education that we rarely get to see in these debates. i think the republican party should be proud of itself at the national level for this presentation. >> thank you so much for your time.>>> democratic presidential candidate clinto

yes, ma'am. [ inaudible question ] >> should chris christie what? i know nothing about that. [ inaudible question ] >> no, i'm not a populist. no, i'm not. i'm a man of great common sense. i'm a man that's built a tremendous company with the best locations in real estate, the best everything. you're here at one of them. i have many of these. i've done a great job, i've employed tens of thousands of people. i employ now thousands and thousands of people. i've done a good job. but i wouldn't say populist at all. i would say i'm a man of common sense. i'm cutting taxes. i'm going to create a lot of jobs. i'm going to get rid of a tremendous amount of waste. i'll tell you what. the waste that i get rid of, the waste that i get rid of is going to have a huge impact and i'm not even putting that in my numbers. so i think it is going to be terrific. how about one more question? go ahead. [ inaudible question ] >> yes. the motor industry. that's a beautiful way of describing it. the motor industry. where are you from? england. what a beautiful accent. no, i want to get th

but the reseller said it has nothing to do with the teen's current record. the reporter chris nguyen has the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> just three games into the season, some of the 49er faithful are already having second thoughts. >> i am here to support the home team. but it seems like they are not helping us. they are making it worse for us. >> the san jose resident bought seat licenses at $12,000 apiece. plus $2,000 per year for the actual ticket. now they want out. blaming the heat and a lack luster experience. >> are you going to watch the game. he is getting a beer and beating up, beating up. this is a bad experience. >> license holder preston burns from san francisco agrees. saying something is not right about levi stadium. >> even if they are losing what we are looking for is a fun game day experience and an opportunity to get together to share a tailgate and to enjoy some football. that hasn't been what we found this season or last season. >> the 49ers changed their ticket policy this year opting for digital delivery rather than hard tickets. the licens

>> chris kennedy: it was transparently obvious that nothing had happened. >> keteyian: chris kennedyr deputy director of athletics at duke, where he's been on staff since 1977, and hasn't forgotten the mob mentality on campus that spring. >> kennedy: a sizable portion of people in the university had turned their backs on those kids, and believed the most heinous crimes had been committed. >> keteyian: at its worst, how bad was it? >> kennedy: other than the death of my wife, it's the worst thing i've ever been through. it was painful because you had 46 kids who were really suffering who knew for a long period of time that two, three, four, some number were going to be indicted based on no evidence whatsoever. imagine the stress of that on the kids and on their parents and everything. >> justice will be done, rapist! >> keteyian: pressler soon found the stress bearing down on his team bleeding into his personal life, exposing his wife and two young daughters, janet and maggie, to the hatred drowning his team. you get an email from a certain duke student. "what if your daughter, janet,

i think chris makes an incredibly relevant point. nothing in the donald trump phenomena fits into anything we know about politics. the people who have run for office, people who covered political races. it's totally unique. i think the only explanation -- he says something offensive and clearly wasn't talking about her persona. and the people who like donald trump just say, well, there's donald. he tells it like it is. . and that's the only explanation. but it really does defy belief to chris' answer, does anybody know what's going on? chris, i don't. >> okay. nbc analyst ed rendell, former democratic chair and governor, thank you very much. and chris cillizza and julie pace from the white house. thank you both so much. >>> now to japan where torrential rains are triggering massive flooding today washing away homes, forcing many people to be rescued from their rooftops. officials say that they cannot keep up with all of the pleas for help. the floods came after a tropical storm dropped more than 20 inch oefs rain within a 72-hour period. for

but the reseller said it has nothing to do with the teen's current record. the reporter chrisn has the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> just three games into the season, some of the 49er faithful are already having second thoughts. >> i am here to support the home team. but it seems like they are not helping us. they are making it worse for us. >> the san jose resident bought seat licenses at $12,000 apiece. plus $2,000 per year for the actual ticket. now they want out. blaming the heat and a lack luster experience. >> are you going to watch the game. he is getting a beer and beating up, beating up. this is a bad experience. >> license holder preston burns from san francisco agrees. saying something is not right about levi stadium. >> even if they are losing what we are looking for is a fun game day experience and an opportunity to get together to share a tailgate and to enjoy some football. that hasn't been what we found this season or last season. >> the 49ers changed their ticket policy this year opting for digital delivery rather than hard tickets. the license hold

hopefully nothing to slow drivers down on 42. >> not yet, chris and tracy. 42 now right around route 41 we're moving along. northbound drive time heading up into the philadelphia area is so the westbound lanes all are open. we have no problems there. the fire in center city, 13th multiple road closures around the area so give yourself extra 10 minutes or so heading through navigate through that fire and the closures. more on these and mass transit to come. >> good heads up. thanks. happening today, philadelphia mayor michael nutter will discuss a milestone for his summer jobs program the mayor's office says the city reached its goal of providing 10,000 summer jobs for young people. the final count included seasonal job likes those offered through the "parks and recreation" department. mayor nutter plans to talk about the achievement with local business owners and employees involved in the program. >>> have you seen center city lately? if so you will notice changes. next at 5:00 the preparations under way, plus details of a new talk about a running mate. why the person she thinks coul

what we have right now, chris in the whole pharmaceutical industry is nothing less than an outrage. our people are paying the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. you had it the three top companies making $45 billion in profits last year. and the industry spends something like $250 million last year in lobbying and campaign contributions. these guys get away with murder. it's time we stopped them. >> so there's this trend happening that this is one part of, right? which is drugs that are older drugs and out of patent. this isn't a patent issue. other sort of secondary buyers coming in, buying a kind of monopoly of the distribution channels and jacking up prices. this is something you and elijah cummings have been looking at and working on. what is the solution. >> for the government basically to step in and say excuse me. unless there is a rationale reason like you cannot get the compounds and the substances you need to make the drugs, you just cannot jack up the price to any level that you want. and there are a number of mechanisms we have that we can deal with. but

[inaudible] should chris christie what? i know nothing about that. go ahead. i'm not a populist.i'm a man of great common sense. i am a man who is both the is both a german company with the best locations and real estate. i have many of these. i have employed tens of thousands of people. i am playing now thousands and thousands of people. i've done a good job. i would say i'm a man of common sense. i'm cutting taxes. i'm going to create a lot of jobs. i'm going to get rid of the tremendous amount of place and i will tell you what the ways that i get rid of, the waste that i get rid of this going to have a huge impact and i'm not even putting that in my numbers. so i think it's going to be terrific. how about one more question? go ahead. the motor industry, that's a wonderful way to describe it. where you from? england, what a beautiful accent. we call it the automobile industry, want to get these automobile industry factories. ford is building a $2.5 million plant in mexico and mexico took a big plant out of tennessee. i want the motor company says he would say or the automobile

chris? >> reporter: at first, the students were told nothing about the fatal shooting. they were kept in their first period classrooms for hours. by afternoon, word spread and the students here lit up social media. during the day-long lockdown, rumors spread quickly. >> as the day went on, social media again began to leak name, right, some wrong, some kids got very emotional. we brought them down to the guidance office to talk with the guidance staff. >> reporter: officers from the loudoun county shed were on hand for security. investigators questioned some students and checked the absentee list, trying to determine if the murder might be gang related. a source close to the investigation tells me the 18th street gang has been here the longist. ms 13 is a newcomer. the lockdown lasted all day. the president of the student council tells us what it was like for the students. >> everyone is very upset. they are sad because this happened to a fellow student of ours, but i think everyone is mostly calm. they are not freaking out. no one's, you know, pretty calm, a calm enviro

chris christie knows nothing about the crime rate in new york city trying to make political points. to pay attention to his own city's of camden, trenton, newark, new jersey. some of the highest crime rates in america. new york city has one of the lowest crime rates of any city in america. besides commissioner kelly and his comments, once again, i'm sorry, crime is not up in the city overall. certain categories may be, but we are working against last year's record low numbers. 2014 was the lowest number of homicides in the city. lowest number of robberies in the city. so this foolishness at the moment of trying to claim that new york city is this hotbed of crime, i'm sorry. is that why 58 million tourists are coming to the city? is that why the u.s. open is here? new york city is a safe city. we have issues at the moment like every other american city, but in terms of mr. kelly who i respect and i'm sorry when it comes to crime, i'm the commissioner at the moment. i know my crime numbers. i have a little more understanding of those numbers than he might have. and as far as governor

nothing like meeting the pope. >> reporter: others like chris have had about enough. >> it is a nightmareou have the fourth of july, e it's terrible. >> time to get out. >> not going down with all of those people. it's too crowded for me so i want to be able to do something so i'm going to the shore. >> reporter: shore sounds like a good spot if you don't want to be in center city. look at this map here. park in center city keep all in mind. the first tow away zone went into effect last night. the next tow away zone, goes into effect at 9. the zones fan out from the parkway and keep going until wednesday. drivers have been picking up placards at the parking authority office to keep their car from being towed until thursday. they had the garages that are open. you have to pay $20 to stay in there. you see back out live along the ben franklin parkway, the police out here and vehicles are coming in to bring in all of the materials to get the stages up and ready to go. of course all of the tow trucks are going by as well to get these vehicles out of here for safety and security of all of thos

nothing. classes are now back in session. >>> carly fiorina marrow cube owe and even chris -- marco rubio and even chris christie had time in the spotlight but it didn't take long for the spotlight to shift back to trump. nick giovanni explains why from the newsroom. >> reporter: this may be a first on the campaign trail. donald trump making headlines today for what he didn't say. fresh off the gop's second primary debate speaking at a town hall last night in new hampshire, trump took questions from the crowd and now under fire for no, ma'am challenging the person who asked the -- not challenging the person who asked the first question out of the gate. take a listen. >> problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. >> we need this first question -- >> but anyway. we have training camps rolling where them to kill us. -- they want to kill us, that's my question, when can we get rid of them? >> a lot of people are saying that and a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we're going to be looking at that and other things. >> rep

. >> and chris' anger gets him in trouble. >> so i can't win for nothing. >>> due to mature subject matteretion is advised. ♪ ♪ lord, you know what i need is you ♪ ♪ dear lord, this is my letter to you ♪ ♪ still got it going got real personal with you i'm patiently waiting for this curse to get lifted ♪ ♪ jump in the swamp with gators have my heaters for smoking ♪ ♪ please forgive me, for i have >> between them, kenneth body and billy hankins have endured more than 40 years in prison. >> come down here about three times a week, you know, to stay fit and to release stress. >> it helps you work off pent-up negative energy that you accumulate during the day dealing with [ bleep ]. only the strong survive, i'm sure you've heard that before. it's especially true in this environment. you never know when it's going to pay to be the stronger man. >> with no chance for parole, hankins' survival in prison is a lifelong commitment, but his friend is planning a life on the outside. due to new evidence coming forth on his murder conviction, body accepted a plea bargain with a sentence reduction that co

birds and the bees business marlon bird in a slump for over week chris hanson got racked early back-to-back home runs for the rockies to nothing walking go wrong house seat boeing of his ankle hangs in there middlemen they're about to lose seven in a row does bring home jan's turn of the night severances go in one before you mention to one giants now six and a halfback ray is a monitoring wide the dogged camp with a look like over there rockies in the fourth inning seattle 95 when your $2 million and we'd rather give me the money and put under uniformed means you're finished for the team thinks you are abide the darnell bottom and the forty- niners 7 1/2 million dollar contract in the world of pro football hall which is guaranteed $2 million coming off a torrent a cl place entire career in arizona of ideas something left apparently not the $2 million for in-state bank you very much ever heard an apology from him deflate it started now it's time to apologize year ago they spoke all of these to be held life sirach league had to endure this dumping good for our sport we of all lost. >> grant: of appealing you could argue this cou

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. >> chris, it seems as if law enforcement had very little to go on? >> they had almost nothing on. a very generic dpripgs of tree people. >> you say it's like chasing a ghost here? >> absolutely, anderson. it's frus rating. they have nothing. no one is identified. they have no idea who they're looking for. they're scratching their head at this point. >> if they had any kind of identification, they would be able to get a sense of past addresses of these guys, you know, people that they've hung out with previously. people they've served time with. there would be a lot of different avenues to pursue. their own worst enemies are themselves. >> the lungt's last words that were recorded were that the suspects were headed to the swamp. it's not clear if they were on foot or 45d a vehicle close by. id mean, if they did have a vehicle, they could be long gone. >> i think this is going to take some luck and some active participation by the government. what we have is three social networks here. and they're going to talk to somebody. somebody's going to call in a tip. >> to that idea, len

chris. it is not often we will get something for nothing. in this case a free book through the the male, but when the book is religious in nature it does prompt some questions, who sent it, and why. well, as you said, we went looking for some answers. >> i thought it was odd. >> reporter: george jackyl was sure he didn't ask for the book that landed in his mailbox recently but there it was. >> what the heck. >> i figured would i give it a shot. >> reporter: it is called great controversy. >> it is like a bible quotations and captions. >> 700,000 copies of the book landed in mailboxes all over philadelphia, each the with the big question mark. >> i don't know where it came from. >> reporter: book written by co founder of the protestant denomination of the seventh day aventis church in the 1850's was set out by a michigan based religious non-profit at a cost of more than a million-dollar. anthony cook says he will turn a few pages. >> there is always something that we need to know, so, it is a compilation of things. anything with knowledge, wi

chris. >> good to meet you. do you have he ticks? when i told the seller i'm a news reporter, h. said there's nothing wrong with selling access to the pope. >> this is a tangible object. i own it. i own it. the city gave it to me. someone else wants it and i can get money for it. nothing wrong with that, man. >> reporter: you are not concerned that some people say it is wrong to sell the mayor. >> i don't like the mayor. >> reporter: cardinal dolan. >> i have nothing to do with cardinal dolan. >> did you think of giving these to the poor? >> no. >> reporter: he wanted 150 there. we found other scalp s seeking much more. this woman posted an ad for two tickets to the pope's central park event. she asked for $400. >> profiting off the pope. >> some lawmakers proposed king it illegal to scalp tickets to nonprofit events. but currently it is legal. the mayor's office said that ebay and craigslist worked to remove ads selling tickets to papal events but scalpers like these can find other on-line marketplaces. >> try to find someone else. do you feel like you are cashing in on the pope's message? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> [ bleep ].

chris, cameron, cameron, mino and mickey smith. tell me about this addiction you have of jumping into the water with sharks and nothing more than a snorkle? >> we love sharks, want to help them out. their numbers have decreased by 90% due to fishing, so we want to show what sharks are really like in the water, show their true behaviors. >> how long did it take to you get comfortable around these pooess? >> once you see your first shark you get over the fear. started working on charter boats, now branching off on our own. >> describe to me what you were doing to the sharks nose that got them to calm down. >> sensors on their nose so when you tush it, you're locking it or stimulating their senses. we use that to our advantage to slow the shark down and chris was able to pop the hook off. that was the first one we've done that way. this is the hook. we caught a lot of stuff off sharks, the sharks come rolling in with 60 feet of lime trailing, doesn't look natural or right. >>. >> was that sort of infection or the cut from the hook? >> i say the cut from the hook, once the hook is removed over this span of one month that hole closed off and

nothing. throw it in. we have another pod casts, people. stick around. my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. comedians in a commercial, but others say payton has gone too far by associating barber shop harmony with something unpleasant. take a look. >> i sing with the 4 kings men. >> ♪ ♪ >> don't be like this me. >> and don't think americans are so easily fooled. despite the boater hats and the striped vest that's not real barber shop. i asked the ceo to comment. >> this performance by mr. manning was not authoriz