>> danny macaskill made a viral video when he -- >> went out and took this busted old town and turned a thing of beauty. >> now the pro rider answers our burning questions like -- >> what does it feel like to be ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. salty flavor. >> look at all the ingredients with simple stuff. >> dog loves the leaf blower. ♪ >> you guys may remember this video i showed you a few weeks ago of the town in argentine fa. it's a broken busted forgotten town. in 1985 it was flooded. the dam of a nearby lake broke, completely washing out the town. for 25 years this place was under water. several years ago, the waters receded an that's when freestyle master danny macaskill went out and took this busted old town and turned it into a thing of beauty. it's amazing. danny riding over the tops of these buildings, hopping from one roofline to the next, taking these rubbled streets and smoothing it

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. >>> and i'm danny from comcast sports net. all the sights and sounds from jimmy rollins' record breaking performance as he becomes the franchise's hits leader. that's ahead in sports. >>> a beach in wildwood is going to the dogs and today four-legged friends helped make it official. >> dog beach is officially open. >> tails were wagging and people cheering as wildwood officials cut the ribbon to the dog friendly beach at poplar avenue. wildwood is hoping the beach boosts tourism. owners must keep their pooches on a leash and, of course, clean up after them. >>> the phillies have a new hit king. details on a record breaking day at the ballpark ahead in sports. >>> plus, going for gold. a sixer star helps make some special olympic dreams come true for hundreds of local athletes. we'll take you to the sendoff, coming up. >>> an army drill team helped celebrate the shared birthdays of two great institutions today. the american flag and the u.s. army. the group performed outside the national constitution center during philadelphia'

here's danny pommells of comcast sportsnet. >> good morning i'm danny pommells. let's take baseball. the pitcher's dual between hammels and wane right seven innings each giving up a sacrifice fly. carpenter ground out to first. howard makes the diving stop and flips to hamels for the out. looks like they're having a heated discussion. hamels didn't speak after the game. we go to the top of the eighth. jimmy rollins doing his part. infield hit to extend the hitting streak to 15 games. dpu during the streak, those were all one hit games. matt holiday a double to center with a man on. carpenter scores. this snaps the philly's winning streak 5-4-1. >>> here's something you don't see everything. colorado christian fredrick throw ace wild pitch with the bases loaded. runner on third scores. bad throw leads to runner on second scoring. here comes gene. bases loaded wild pitch leads to a win 5-4. >>> u.s. win against portugal or thursday against germany and the americans advance to the knockout route of 16. they'll have to deal with an angry portugal squad that was blown

danny. very good seeing you again. gentlemen, thank you. and, j.r., never brought up disaster -- "dancing with the stars." i chose not to. >> well, neil i'm thinking about you you. said you get a lot of fan mail when i on, run for office. just may do that. more vets from the iraq and afghanistan conflict should be invested in it. >> that's a fox news alert. thank you, j.r., danny, thank you. >> we'll have more. ru has develd our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sec

danny continues his tour. here he is through the playground.n eerie scene. >> that's really what's amazing about this video, certainly his talent is remarkable but the backdrop, thinking that this has been under water for more than 20 years. suddenly we're seeing what used to be a thriving town. >> his videos go viral for sure and there's no doubt that this one is certainly going to get millions of views as well. red bull media sent this to us early on. every frame of this film is spectacular. you will want to see the entire thing. go to "right this minute" and click on today's show to see it. >> pops is getting down for his 80th birthday. >> but it gets better. >> watch what happens. >> see how he has his cake and eats it too. >> oh, my goodness. >> i love this guy. >> dude goes around the world to make -- >> the ultimate cup of coffee. >> the secret xwrningredient to best cup of joe. >>> don't forget there's an app for "rtm," get it on your ipad, or android device and watch videos any time any where you are. >> what do you think it would take

. >> mike: danny green from long island, new york, big game, 15 points, five steals.ne of many contributors for the san antonio spurs. >> mark: sounds like a coach every there. everything he said was exactly right. >> jeff: yeah, and as we praise kawhi leonard, rightfully so, danny green started them off with a couple steals, couple big hoops. played an outstanding game. >> mike: this will be the 38th road win of the 2014 playoffs. and that's an nba record. the previous was back in 2005. there were 37. obviously there's more with the best of seven series in the first round than in earlier years, but -- the road team has really done a good job. and how about the spurs' last two road games? game six in oklahoma city, a game they were down by nine at halftime and had no tony parker in the second half, they beat the thunder in the loudest building in the league. and then here in game three, able to get a huge victory. to go up two games to one. aarron baynes from new zealand, getting some minutes down the stretch, knocks down that shot. you saw kawhi leonard relaxing down

which they could then use to justify calls for intervention or more support from the united states danny schechter there will meantime news of another turn in eastern ukraine that suffered heavy damage from shelling here's what the turn looks like after a night of bombardment what's said to be artillery and rocket launch of the central market bus station paralyzing public transport that several houses also level the anti government forces so the army was the one firing woman a tree officials blame the activists in return. because in two days of artillery attacks earlier this week video emerged allegedly showing fire bombs being dropped on the city i spoke to former british army intelligence officer who's recently returned from ukraine he told me the typos the hallmarks of banned phosphorus weapons. i've seen the video i've looked at it closely it does indeed tallow what one might say are the hallmarks of white phosphorous use for example a very bright light burning and multiple burns coming down from the sky it's an aircraft weapon that's been used such as a mortar or perhaps from an air

so danny, another question for you. i heard you wanted to make a film about the haiti revolution. >> [ applause ] >> what is the status and i think this person would launch a kickstarter for you if you wanted to. >> 15 years ago, on a set in sin gall, a movie we were doing and she translated the script, got the rights from the novel, found the director and money to do the film. we were sitting one night, as you sit trying to find something to do when you are doing an all-night shoot and she mentioned we were talking about the things we wanted to do. and it is like the whole sky lit up when he said the haitian revolution. that discussion itself beginning there led to the relationship that formed louver films that brought us black power mixes. we have a vision still because that is the centerpiece of our company. we have a vision of doing that. but all of the other relationships we have had, the time that remain s, uncle boom who he calls his past life and the relationship trouble the water. you can go on. but what we hav

but, danny, legally speaking, can a fourth grader sue a fourth grader?> oh, a fourth grader can absolutely sue a fourth grader. assault and battery in the civil context doesn't make a distinction when you get to a -- when you get to human versus human. certainly the level of intent of a child has to be questioned. but the cases have gone back many, many years. some of the seminal cases in law school are children committing assault on another child. the real question is can you hold a school, which is usually a government institution, liable for the assault and battery. remember, those are intentional tort torts. the assault of another child. the school does stand at some level as the legal parents while the children are there. at the same time, they enjoy a significant amount of what we call immunity. it is exceedingly difficult to sue a government entity. much easier to sue the u.p.s. truck than a post office truck. >> okay. kelly, i want your reaction. i'm dying for your reaction. first let me read this from the school district. this is what they say a

schechter is joining us on the line hi there danny it happens i guess in times of tension it's nothing new depending on what country you're talking about but how much is the ukrainian media stoking up anti russian tension here and it boils over like we've seen today the attack on the embassy well you know there's an urgency to it now i think from so. a coup you craney and one of your ways from the viewpoint of the ukrainian government suddenly with the events in iraq american media is shifting its attention away from ukraine to iraq and of course in some instances blaming the obama administration of what's happening near that results in a i think indeed on the part of some in the ukraine to try to get back into the media i by staging incidents that could lead to a over response by russians which they could then use to justify calls for intervention or more support from the united states so there's a game being played here clearly a geopolitical game that has to do with the fact that the attention the media hand has moved over to iraq and iran ukrainians who support the current governme

danny hughes sitting in for tracy byrnes, what's on your mind. >> blackberry is making a comeback after a long, long time. this may be it. charles: don't call it a comeback. what are you thinking? >> i think they are dead. i think the fuel cell stocks after a decade are ready to rock. charles: you don't remember them the first time around, you are too young. kate rogers, what do you think? >> stocks need to get back to basic. we've had good news lately. charles: i've said it before, i'll say it again, this is not countdown trading to the crash, investment comes from building overtime. the way we really do it is we go the real, real deal. behind the headlines, look under the hood, we find the nuggets to help you make more money. we'll dig into the first real, real deal. this is it, lost among the chattering class is the basic notion that earnings move markets. if you believe in the basic premise that stock prices reflect future earnings, skepticism is they should be tempered by stronger results and bottom line moves. i'm not just talking about the earnings versus expectations because tha

called oh danny picked him out. and show i don't blame you for falling under his spell ok you're the most easily influenced person i know you know i'm not think you are you might be right. but this is a sensitive time for brett you've been best friends since we were eighteen you know what i think i know him pretty well to really what's his last name far. you think his name is brett farve that's a football player i realize what i said i don't follow football anyway look. brett just needs a push he hates to be pushed he fired his trainer for making an exercise. oh i get that a model is no pay let's get high and he. was . presently uninsured i think he wanted after they did you've all had positive reviews here are some about brant it's surprising to learn that undated will is more news first role acting gig given how much versatility he brings to the role of the men post said that chris san francisco chronicle. is the kind of all the talented he always tries and mostly fails to harness and about run the a.v. club said

danny, the president said this is what happens at the end of war. but that to me doesn't sound like a good legal argument. that sounds like a very good public relations campaign which the president is greatly in need of right now. a lot of camps are very upset with what's happened. effecti effectively, i've seen this happen before with those other presidents and prisoner exchanges at the end of wars. >> it is sort of an end around the legal argument because the president can say this is part of my powers as commander in chief. he used a signing statement back when this law was signed, essentially saying, i'm going to sign it, but i think it's unconstitutional. that's why constitutional law is so exciting. because you have equal powers of government. you have the legislative saying the president did something wrong and president saying, hey, legislative branch, you didn't have the power to issue this law in the first place. i objected to it at the time. and my actions, even if they broke the text of the law, you didn't have the power to issue that la

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danny? >> all right.>> you know, the sixer retooled their roster following this week's press. second rounder jeremy graham of syracuse was introduced. he has strong blood lines. his uncle horace won through championships with michael jordan. and hearing his son's name called was a proud moment for dad. >> you know, it was just a dream to come true for him. and i know how hard he has worked. so i'm -- i'm still the proudest day in america. >> always watched my dad and uncle play when i could. i was -- i was young so it was hard to remember a lot of it. but they always played hard. they always played with a chip on their shoulder no matter what. so that's -- i trying to take that from them. >> jeremy good friends with michael carter williams. >>> the flyers added fresh faces identify the weekend, as well during the nhl entry draft in philadelphia. in the second, they picked up the right winger who played in the quebec junior leagues new york stock exchange the third, they added freezen who will play next ye

here's danny pommells of comcast sportsnet. >> good morning. i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. let's talk baseball. phillies and cardinals went at it in a pitching dual for seven innings. check this out. we go to the third first. carpenter, ground out to first. howard makes the nice diving stop and flips to hamels for the out. between the fifth and sixth, looks like a heated discussion. hamels didn't speak after the game. we go to the top of the eighth. jimmy rollins doing his part. infield hit to extend the hitting streak to 15 games. those were all one hit games. still 1-1. carpenter scores. snapped the phillies winning streak 5-4-1. >>> here's something you don't see everyday. brewers and rockies. fredrick throws a wild pitch with bases loaded. runner on third scores. bad throw leads to runner on second scoring. while the rockies are licking their wounds, sulking about two runs scoring, here comes the base clearing wild pitch run. >>> a u.s. win today against portugal or thursday against germany and americans advance to knock-out ro

guys. >> hanging out with danny glover all the time. makes a point there. i'm from new mexico. i saw what happened to new mexico when a lot of the hollywood movies were made, it generated jobs, generated objection into the economy. this is actually with the lower tax rates it creates jobs and an industry for people. >> survival of the fittest, if california is not going to offer options to companies, canada will, they'll go somewhere else. charles: i hate the movies that are supposed to be new york city and you can tell it's toronto. give me the hollywood lot. i hate those. >> it is hard to get behind the hollywood stars. the salaries are inflated. really? you're calling for tax breaks. we are putting film crews, people who are working temp jobs, they are out of work. charles: hollywood puts so much money between politicians who want to raise everybody else's taxes. you talk about hypocrisy in the tallest order. this is nuts. danny, you might want to get behind the next mitt romney. >> they talk about making movies about -- >> what was

danny continues his tour. here he is, just an eerie scene, isn't it?hat's what's amazing about this video. certainly his talent is remarkable, but the backdrop, thinking this has been under water for more than 20 years and suddenly we're seeing what used to be a thriving town. >> his videos go viral for sure. and there is no doubt that this one certainly will get millions of views as well. red bull media sent this to us early on. every frame of this film is spectacular. you'll want to see -- go to rightthisminute.com and click on today's show to see it. >>> a new invention that is going to change plumbing, i think. why is there dukey in the toilet? >> there is not. this is a color they put in here to make it look awe thentic. >> that looks authentic, all right. it looks like somebody had a lot of refried beans. >> they try to flush it and it fills to the rim. >> that makes me nervous. >> me too. dukey, water and toilet funk on the floor. >> and you have to move. you have to just move. but you don't have do that with the palms two. almost a hands free t

. >> doug pemberton and danny morrow are veteran deep-sea divers, fearless adventurers under the high much they haven't seen, and there's almost nothing they're afraid of. but a dive in the cold waters of british columbia would put that fearlessness to the test. it begins as routine as any other dive. >> it was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it. but we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if there's somebody home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough, one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and started feeling up my hand. and i thought, this is going to be good. >> doug, having experience with these guys, knew instinctively to put his hand out in front of the den, an

tray, and danny deserved that. but mr. tray, he's an educator through and through to his heart and although i'm no longer one of his students he has been working with me and i want to say thank you. i want to acknowledge the leadership of mike who has been work with me in the last four years and its been quite a remarkable journey and i'm excited to celebrate with everyone today. thank you. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you president chiu. i basically want to express my gratitude to soup adviser campos and -- for offering and allowing me to co-author with a few others. i want to acknowledge the work that supervisor breed and farrell has done to make this ordinance even stronger. i give the example of veterans administration and realizing when you don't have health care, what happens to people. given my own experience of not having health insurance for a while including when i had our first daughter, and given the fact that my parents never had health care insurance, i know how difficult it is to maintain yourself in a health

wave of anger against russia with the growing opposition in ukrainian newspaper and media reports danny schachter explains why there are so insistent in their accusations. the events in iraq american media is shifting its attention away from ukraine to iraq ukrainians who support the current government want to bring it back to ukraine the way to do that is with charges that russia is somehow either invading said big tanks clear or other ways or representing a threat to ukraine and so there is a game being played here clearly a geopolitical game staging students that could lead to a over response by russians which they could then use to justify calls for intervention or more support from the united states another town in eastern ukraine has suffered heavy damage from shelling and here's what the town looks like after a night of bombardment what is said to be artillery and rocket launcher fire hit the central market and a bus station paralyzing public transport several houses have also been leveled in the anti-government forces say the army was the one firing while military officials blam

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mel robbins and danny ceccalos.rst to you, in a split second, elevated to adult court in wisconsin, it's ultimatic. what are the chances their lawyers, if they both make this effort, will prevail in getting this brought back to juvenile? >> well, i don't know what the chances are. and danny can speak to the three things that they absolutely have to prove, because the burden is on the girl's attorneys to show that they should go back down to juvenile court. i have to tell you, as horrific as this is, i think they absolutely, positively, belong in juvenile court. and there's two reasons why, ashleigh. first of all, the evidence is undisputed. the scientific evidence. that at the age of 12, the brain is nowhere near fully developed. in fact, the front aal lobe, th controls your ability to understand consequences, controlled your impulsive nature, controls your judgment, not developed. >> the executive functions. >> secondly, if you think about it, in either single instance in the united states, we protect kids against

danny, you're a mom, i know you grow your own vegetables and don't use gasoline.bout home schooling? >> no, i'm too busy. i'm sorry. i'm just joking. charles: would you be okay with kids going to school longer? . >> i would be okay with kids going to school longer, of course they wouldn't be okay with that, i do think there's a problem in america with the educational system from k-12 anyway. we have a big issue because all we're doing is testing and testing them against each other and pulling money out. it's like debtor's prison. >> some countries are going 220. >> i think you have a better curriculum, and when you're in school, you have to learn. when you were in school, how much time between classes screwing around. just get there and learn. >> quality not quantity. >> have effective teachers good at their jobs who care, you have to have leadership at home like you worbeing your son, that's what matters more than going 225 days a year. >> i went to school during the summer, my mom made me. i did not know who charlie brown was until two years ago. charles: do you

cnn legal analyst danny sav val lows is with me, too. the charges against this driver are quite serious, death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. are they surprisingly harsh charges? >> not in new jersey. and here is why. new jersey's statute on death by auto specifically provides that where there is evidence that either a driver fell asleep or was awake for 24 consecutive hours prior, that gives rise to an inference, in other words, like an assumption that the driver acted recklessly. so consider if it is true that initial reports said he was dosing off. you have to assume that came only from his own mouth because he probably was the only one in the cab of his truck. consider what a different direction this case takes because of that one admission saying he was dozing off. in new jersey it automatically bumps up and creates that inference that someone acted recklessly. reckless, again, that kind of conduct means you acted with a conscious disregard of racing. contrast that with negligence which says, hey, i may not have known i

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sunny hostin, danny cevallos, thank you so much. we'll stay on it. apparently fbi, police, looking for him. dad was going door to door. it's not adding up. >>> coming up next, it started out as an apology but ended with a breakdown. >> i am here today to apologize for my hurtful blog comments, especially given my comments about bringing honor to the system. >> and then there are tears. this is arizona's school superintendent, he was apologizing for these anonymous comments, once anonymous, online. tears start to fall. walks out of the room. what did he post that caused all this controversy and raw emotion? we'll talk to someone who says he should resign, because of what he posted. that's coming up next. >>> also ahead, notice something different about this athlete? wait for the picture. running in the track and field championships. she's 34 weeks pregnant. who is she? why is she running? is this okay? we'll be talking to her, live, here on cnn. ♪ yoplait whips! it is so good for whipping up a little treat. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatur

danny, thank you so much for the wonderful introduction.o much.ate it danny is a great friend to all of us, a great colleague. thank you, everyone, for being here today. it is such an honor to be with you this morning. thank you for all that you are doing to help our party as we head toward this important election, as well as everything you have done in a past number of months for our great party. ladies and gentlemen, campaigns are not easy. they are tough on the candidates, hard on our families , hard on our staff and volunteers and supporters. we had some of the most , dedicatedsupporters supporters that i could have ever asked for. from the bottom of my heart, i thank you all. than thank myore supporters. i want to thank everyone who came out and supported their candidate of choice in the united states senate race. thank you. [applause] whether you supported sam, mark, matt, or scott, i appreciate your effort and your sacrifice for all of these wonderful republican candidates. [applause] they were in this arena and so were you. i'm prou

i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. >>> now to the crisis in iraq.ical militants on a violent march to baghdad with president obama trying to balance a response in the wake of years of u.s. sacrifice in that country. those headlines frame today's edition of nbc's "meet the pres press". joining us is david gregory. good morning to you. >> good morning george. >> we know insurgents attacked iraq's biggest oil refinery thursday. they're continuing assault in several pockets of the country trying to take control of three cities just yesterday. your take on how real the terror threat is as iraq grows more unstable. >> it's very serious. talking to former senior military commanders, former ambassadors, those in the administration, this is an al qaeda like threathe united states has not faced before 9/11. these are foreign fighters w could trav to the u.s. isis has not just designs in iraq and syria but to grow bigger and recruit fighters to the cause. i'm going to be speaking to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu as which he sees as a reat. alpeak

. >> good morning i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. let's talk baseball. phillies and cards went at it for seven innings. how this will turn out, we'll check it out. carpenter ground out to first. howard makes the diving stop and flips to hamels for the out. between the fifth and sixth, looks like hamels is having a heated discussion. hamels didn't speak after the game. top of the eighth, jimmy rollins doing his part. legs out, infield hit to extend the hitting streak to 15 games. during that streak, those were all one hit games. bottom eight, still 1-all. carpenter scores. this snaps the phillies winning streak 5-4-1. >>> here's something you don't see everybody. colorado's christian fredrick throws a wild pitch with bases loaded. runner on third scores. bad throw leads to the runner on second scoring as well. while the rockies are licking their wounds, sulking, here comes a bases clearing wild pitch. how about brewers win as they should 9-4. >>> world cup action. germany and ghana played a 2-2 draw yesterday are. a u.s. win against portugal or thursday a

arrested several people who provoked the unrest outside the russian embassy but investigative journalist danny shet kept suspect some in kiev purposely trying to bait russia into a harsh response there's an urgency to it now i think from a cranium point of your original viewpoint of ukrainian government suddenly with the events in iraq american radio is shifting its attention away from ukraine to iraq that results in a i think indeed on the part of some in the ukraine to try to get back into the media i by staging incidents that could lead to over response by russians which they could then use to justify calls for intervention or more support from the united states they could provoke a intensification or an escalation of the crisis there that gives them a pretext to refuse to pay for gas to refuse to accept compromises on the russian part hopefully to get the u.s. more involved in their situation i think that's will be the game here it's being played meanwhile antisense of the army has carried out an artillery attack hitting two hospitals one of them a maternity unit all the patients though ha

who has felt something from harvey and his legacy this is a photo opening for the angles come on up dannys by the way, san francisco a mayor a board of supervisors, and a community of people who have in their heart the belief that we got to give them hope. the yeses as my usage said you can't live on hope alone but without hope life is not living thank you harry and thank you san francisco (clapping) >>

his little legs eeriest vehicles forcing the deputy to go home by bus now journalist and filmmaker danny schechter believes key if elise were instructed not to protect the russian embassy from the aggression. i think that the government of the ukraine asked to try to position itself as independent of certainly extremist groups i don't think they want to be in alliance with those groups but in reality they're in a situation where they have to respond to facts on the ground what happens actually out there in the streets police always follow orders they follow orders from above so if no orders are being given to defend the embassy from above obviously there's a higher level of involvement in this potentially now anger against russia is also apparent in ukrainian media was growing opposition in newspaper and media reports. theo what of all that russia was running out sabotage forces to carry out provocations in ukraine as the last one from our the russian media in stirring that hysteria about tens of thousands of refugees escaping from eastern ukraine i was here and i wasn't about this russi

. >>> let's go live to madrid where football journalist danny dalgo joins us. what has been the rehabilitation to spain's exit -- reaction to spain's exit from the world cup. >> it's total disbelief. people cannot believe it. it's a strange day. a new king is in power. in a way, you know, spain is seceding its crown. there are many people, many different explanations. the only thing is the general consensus is this time it hurts left due to six glorious years, giving us the best national team in modern football history. >> where does the team go now? how can they recover from this? >> you have the french example. they were badly eliminated in south korea. and went on to be finalists in 2006, without changing the team too much. there are three things that people say - three factors that have been very decisive. one is after the game, the well of ambitious ran out. spain is dry, they didn't have hunger to win. it changes with the players, and others leaving. another one is basically saying that the frags was greedy in the sense this they made lots of friendlies,

mom and my grandmother are both survivors of breast cancer. >> reporter: danny and hanna raised overu got to do that help your buddy. >> yes. >> reporter: kids are asked to state a goal, then find a way to raise the money, all on their own. >> they do it in such creative ways earning money through you chores, baby-sitting, raking lawns all the way through to having a yard sale. >> it is really important to me and i really like to swim. >> reporter: how did you raise the money. >> i asked to pledge a certain amount of money for every lap i swim. >> reporter: how many lapse did you win. >> 1,000 you 400. >> reporter: what? >> as they start to raise pennies and dollars some women raised an incredible amount of money and they realize minimal effort they put in can make a huge different. >> reporter: in five years kids in mrs. gilbert's classes have raised more than $15,000, more importantly they have learned that everyone, even eight and nine years olds have time and energy to make this world better. >> reporter: wet i cool, right. so, what one of the kids did actually he had a birthday

who has felt something from harvey and his legacy this is a photo opening for the angles come on up dannys by the way, san francisco a mayor a board of supervisors, and a community of people who have in their heart the belief that we got to give them hope. the yeses as my usage said you can't live on hope alone but without hope life is not living thank you harry and thank you san francisco (clapping) >> >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table that had their wish list and we did our best to make sure that we kind of divided up spaces and made sure that we kept the old features of the playground but we were able to enhance all of those features.

i'm danny pommells. we erie talking baseball. doubleheader. eighth.h the score, 5-2 and the bases loaded, tommy low sell la adds to the lead and tony bastardo gave up runs. chris johnson coming through as he make base hit off sean o'sullivan who was called up to make the start. justin upton score. orsillo takes a hollins offering. phillies, nine games under .500 at the halfway point. >> there were rounds two through seven. friday the fliers drafted travis sanheim. they took two defensemen and three forwards. they made no trades. gm ron hextall says he's pleased with the way things went. >> i think it was a decent drop. there are still some names on the table we liked when it was over there's some depth. >> on the flip side the sixers introduced four of their fierchlt jackson who was acquired on draft day, he was originally drafted and traded to new orleans as part of the jrue holiday deal. >> it's kind of weird, but, you know, at the same time, i'm just happy my name was involved in the trade to come back to the place that got me here in the first pla

who has felt something from harvey and his legacy this is a photo opening for the angles come on up dannys by the way, san francisco a mayor a board of supervisors, and a community of people who have in their heart the belief that we got to give them hope. the yeses as my usage said you can't live on hope alone but without hope life is not living thank you harry and thank you san francisco (clapping) (clapping) >> i was just driving around minding my own business... when it came out of nowhere. suddenly, there were lights all around me. i'm like, "they're coming for me!" yeah, it was crazy. i just never thought they'd find me. not out here. it doesn't matter where you drive. if you don't buckle up, you will get caught. cops are cracking down all across the country. click it or ticket. >> welcome to the fifth in our series of working family forum (clapping) we're very honored you can join us today and thank you to senator leno's to his staff and to be in this lovely building and for the executive board for the retirement i'm pleased the mayor and commissioner hur is here and we have severa

. >> danny ocean? >> danny ocean. >> but you're right, we go down to the buoy beach or rehoboth beach. >> but here, because if you look at a map, philly's up here. >> yes. >> and you think atlantic city is like due east, it is south. >> it is? >> it is way south and east, so going down the shore. >> down the shore. >> okay. >> i still don't understand this, getting tweets all over the place from folks watching. they flew up in philadelphia. >> but somehow wearing cowboys around town. >> no no. >> one report. they say, you can spot somebody, oh, you're not from philadelphia, you are wearing cowboys gear. oh, no. there are wolfs among us. >> grew up here, somehow became cowboys, because the cowboys were so good, back when they were kids. >> right. >> and the eagles weren't so great. still wrong. very wrong of you. >> well, if you are visiting our sit have, good time. we will be able to tell you are a tourist, but we're happy you're here, and you will realize something we do on thursdays, we call fursday.

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. >> when i started covering congress, you had people like senator russell long, wilbur ,ills, danny rostenkowski howard baker -- people who were giants in their own way. a couple of those guys got themselves into trouble but overall, these were people -- they were all very intelligent. they knew how to craft legislation. he knew how to do a deal and they all worked with whoever the president was. whether it was their party or the other party -- yes, there were politics, but at the end of the day, they found a way to come together and make decisions for the good of the country. today, you don't see that anymore. i think the quality of members of congress in the house and senate in terms of their intelligence and their work ethic has diminished. there are still great people and i should not malign -- there are wonderful members on both sides but i think they are a minority. increasingly, people are driven by the politics and by their own self survivor -- cell survival. -- self survival. the hardest work they do is raising money, it's not crafting deals -- is making speeches and positi

. >> for britney, danny and all of us here, i'm denise nakano. "saturday night live" is next.or news and updates any time go to nbc10.com. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good. it's not the best. no, that's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. sign up for a verizon fios triple play with a 2-year agreement and get $300 back. plus, a free lg tablet or up to $200 off any tablet from verizon wireless. that's satisfaction. that's powerful. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. wow, wow, wow. what an outstanding first half of this super bowl xlviii between the denver broncos and the seattle seahawks. >> absolutely, jimmy. that one play with the one guy who did that one thing --

danny duffy pitched that game as well.e weekend, detroit just looked so much better than kansas city. i mean, it didn't even look like the two teams were comparable. again, ned yost saying just stick with us, we're going to be fine. he's right. we're in the thick of things. detroit has come back to earth. >> matt: roberts bounces it to second. and that's the first out of the inning with solarte coming around to score. to make it an 8-4 ball game. >> eric: nice play by infante getting over there to grab the ball, and then, of course, just recording the out. don't care about the run. don't care about ichiro getting to second. looking for outs right now. >> matt: so now another pinch-hitting opportunity as brian mccann will grab a bat off the bench. and the first offering home to the seven-time all-star misses off the corner. in brian mccann and derek jeter, teammates who are used to having their all-star break plans spoken for. since 2006, both derek jeter and brian mccann have been to seven of them. along with david wright

i want to bring in stephanie elam and danny sew value less -- vs -- savalas. one wants their medical records released. you can understand him being upset about that. but recording voice mails, he should know better. how much do these new recordings hurt him and will they be admissible in an actual trial? >> yes. there's a huge distinction to be made. when you talk ton a phone conversation, that conversation may be protected by wiretapping law but it's a totally different game when you leave a voicemail because you are willingly allow yourself to be recorded. that's what voicemail is so that will come in as evidence. the moral of the story is be careful what you say on the phone, but even more careful if you are leaving a voicemail because not only can the recording possibly be introduced, but it can be transcribed and the effect as evidence is pretty compelling and the moral of the story for donald sterling is stay away from the telephone. switch to telegrams, use smoke signals. stay away from anything that will record your voice because look i have sympathy f