[doggity barking] - all aboard the noodle and doodle bus. - we're traveling around in your neighborhood doing lots of things as we go making lots of arts and crafts and food that's good we're hopin' we can say hello all aboard the noodle and doodle bus - hop on! - there's lots for us to do we could bake a cake there are games to make

he became a truck driver for yankee doodle pop company. i got a job in the valley. i went to night school. i lived on the corner of ninth and burlington. it is still there. the building is still there. mom wanted to be a lawyer. her parents emigrated from poland. they did not think women should go to college her brother was sent to college. i think he went to law school. he never practiced. he was a playboy. he was not interested in that. she regretted it all of her years. when they moved here, she got a job in a department store. she moved up to the drapery department. tavis: candy to drapery. >> she became known, the holly of holly carter hale. i ran into him. he said, is your mother, did she work in the prepared department? i said, yeah. she was legendary. pat nixon worked at the broadway hollywood. tavis: richard nixon's wife. we have two famous people from their past. >> and never met her. momma was tough. she went to night school. she got her aa degree. she was studying law. she was interested. she got me into classical music. she got me into art. there was a

this is one of my doodles. >> that's a pretty detailed doodle. >> well, i have plenty of time on my hands. >> for inmate john bright, plenty of time means a 99-year sentence for murder. >> i got in trouble for being a -- a -- a hitman for organized crime. i thought that organized crime was cool. i thought drug dealers were cool. i watched "scarface" 20 times, bought the video when it cost $100. 1984 when it came out. i watched it 100 times over and over again. >> he claims to be wrongfully convicted but doesn't deny his taste for violence. >> i never killed anyone. i'm a fighter. i'm not a hitman. i'm not a murderer. i'm not a back stabber. i am a fighter. i have been in a fight. i've been in a fight on charlie mod. i have been in a fight on delta mod. i've been in a fight on the yard. >> at this point in time he is one of our extreme management problems. he doesn't play well with others. and so he stays here. >> i don't go, hey, i'm looking for somebody to get in a fight with. this guy looks like a good candidate. i will be watching tv one day trying to be nonaggressive, nonconfrontation

. >> this is one of my doodles. i'm always doodling for something to do. >> i thought that organized crime was cool. i thought drug dealers were cool. i watched -- what's the name of the movie -- "scarface" 20 times. >> sergeant gary elde, a 20-year veteran of the facility, knows bright very well. >> i've known him for about 16, 17 years. from dealing with him when he first came to the facility. at this point in time he is one of our extreme management problems. >> this is me when i was 20 years old. i don't have my photo album now because i'm being punished for being defiant. i'm being treated like this for fighting. fist fighting. >> who are you fighting? >> bullies. troublemakers. predators. dudes that go and pick on everybody else. i don't go say, hey, i'm looking for somebody to get in a fight with. this guy looks like a good candidate. >> but he doesn't play well with others. and so he's -- stays here. >> i've been in a fight in bravo mod. i've been in a fight in charlie mod. i've been in a fight in delta mod.

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. >> doodle, you're going to break it. >> hey, give it back! >> he took the woman's hat and wasn't inclineded to give it back. >> it's whipping. let go! bad donkey! ah. >> did you see what he just did? >> just like -- >> he went in for a food grab. >> she kissed the donkey. i without have hit the donkey. >> is it her donkey? if it's her donkey, maybe -- if it's her donkey, maybe this is a training method. >> bad donkey. ah! >> if it's a stranger's donkey, we might have a problem. >> she smacked that ass. >> you're going to break it. >> it's ripping! bad donkey! >>> this man is a 75-year-old, and he went to the doctor in bombay, india because he was suffering a pain in his eye. the doctor takes his fancy equipment and looks in his eye. >> i don't even want to know. >> something was growing back there, wasn't it? am i going to puke? >> you will get close to puking because in his eye was this. >> oh my! >> wow look at this. >> they're just yanking it out, pulling it out like it's a piece of thread. >> the doctor immediately took this man into surg

. >> reporter: enough for this teen to doodle the word love when no one is watching. >> this father says bridge kids are giving his son and the other riders a taste of independence. >> they're freed from their chairs, their problems for a very short time and they love it. >> reporter: those achievements empower these hardworking teenagers with their own sense of freedom. chelsea clinton, nbc news, miami, florida. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm natalie morales. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. >> three houses torched, two people arrested and ten people left homeless. at the intersection of bay shore and augusta. here's more on what happened. >> reporter: arson investigators spent hours out here going through the burned o

. >> you should see the doodles on her sheets in here. mrs. stephanie cutter-miller.it -- >> you could have monogrammed everything. >> hold on! [ laughter ] >> steph is this yours? does it matter? [ laughter ] >> what is mine is yours. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. >> all right. now this is getting creepy? >> oh, now it's getting creepy? >> now a warning? [ laughter ] >> she said romney actually has the ability to ask bain to release the minutes of meetings and other corporate records. he is in a position to make sure they are available for all of us to see. either mitt romney was misrepresenting his position at bain to the sec -- you know it really is only an either/or, and he can clear it all up with just a -- >> well, he could. >> yes that's all i'm saying. >> yep. >> let's go to sarah in tennessee. >> hey, sexy liberal. >> hello! >> i would like to invite you into the -- what did he call it the grand old uproar? >> yes. >> i would go see you. >> if we had shelley doing a show with us they'll all come over. >> i'm taking it under advisement. >> okay. when you played

. >> reporter: enough for this teen to doodle the word love when no one is watching. >> they're freedtheir problems for a very short time and they love it. >> reporter: empowering these hardworking teenagers with their own sense of freedom. chelsea clinton, nbc news, miami, florida. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night, thank you for being with us. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and the doodle staff inside the graphics that you would expect in the business magazine population, finance employment. and then it says charlotte. nascar team 27. nascar teams, 27. nascar is say major industry. a lost playbookers don't know about nascar. >> nascar grew out of folks running moonshine around the mountain parts of the south. i like dukes of hazard for those of who you understand the reference. it ended up become the sport. the first nascar-type race was run in charlotte and we are home to about 90% of the race teams and it gets back to the point i said earlier. there is a lot more to charlotte than wearing suits and sitting at white table cloths. >> i think 55 days until game day. what has to happen between now and then? >> we are locking in on our transportation of security logistics. we are working to train our volunteers and again, sort of like mayor buck horn mentioned, we are staffing up the police department with folks from all over the country. we have a 1600 member police force today. we will double the size of that police force by the time the convention rolls around

and first night they had a whatty-ma-doodle overhead. it was very noisy. and stayed at the hotel down there. as everybody knew, and thought it was very funny, but i didn't think it the least funny and i didn't think gallagher thought it was funny. he said, i don't want any women attached to my island, said, send them back. the ship's going back next day, put them on. so rob, got support from her outfit. she didn't have the trouble that i had. and of course it's allunny now. and wes gallagher and i are good friends. he's made some recommendations for me. he was later head of the "ap." so, let's see, i lost what i was telling you. >> wes gallagher was the head of the -- >> he was head. he wanted to send me back. i fought, i said no. so he wouldn't give me an assignment. you see? or anything like that. that was all right. i knew how to figure out my own assignments. i went around interviewing this person and i found who was in charge of publicity for the army. and the other branches of the military service. suggest i try to do today? and so they would give me

from this bastion upon which i stand, and as the smoke drifts back, the fifes and drums play "yankee doodle," our national anthem in a way at that time as the flag it hoisted, the big flag unfurls itself and that's when francis scott key does see the flag and is inspired to write "the star spangled banner." >> and vince vaise said, that flag, the original star spangled banner is on display. just showed you a photo of it a moment ago at the smithsonian's national museum of american history. a call from dearborn, michigan. go ahead, steve. >> hi. >> caller: hi. i -- i'm calling you from dearborn which i understand is named after a war of 1812 general, and it's right outside of detroit. >> that's right. >> caller: a suburb of detroit which is one of the cities that fell to the british or surrendered to the british early in the war. somebody asked me the other day, and i don't know the answer to this question. what was the triggering event that caused congress to declare war or the british to declare war on us? >> that's an excellent question. so to set the record straight, it was the united st

weather forecasts and traffic by your bed sichld down load the app available now at app store and cocka doodleoo! >> thank you. >> it's a discovery ta could help unlock the secrets of the universe. >> a connection to the search for a tiny partic >>> take a look at solar fire works on this 4th of july, these images are from the sun's surface, the flare is so powerful it sent particles shooting into space that might just sweep past earth's magnetic field. >> and in switzerland announcement of a discovery and confirmation of the particle eluded physicists for years. >> for me it's, really, an incredible thing that it happened in my lifetime. >> his name is dr. peter big and this was his day. in the field of physics. >> was it easier to draw than approve? >> absolutely. we've been drawing these for decade autos dr. kim was one of many breening a sigh of relief today. and they had based their standard model on its existence. >> i would say we have it as a layman. as a scientist very to say what do we have? >> this emerged after physicists collided known particles at close to the speed of light. the

point in 1778, he put a pfeiffer and drummer, just like we heard on the opening sequence of "yankee doodle" so since 1778 there were musicians at west point. >> bob: george washington did not sleep at my house. did he sleep at your house? >> not at my house. >> bob: this started with george washington. what is hell cats' mission today? your responsibility? >> to be with the corps of cadets, train them, educate them and inspire them so when they go in and they graduate from west point, they go out in the army as officers and have the way to inspire the troops and be great leaders of character. as they enter their career. >> bob: my co-hosts could they make it here? gutfeld? >> i don't know. >> bob: there is a certain -- >> i think he could. i think he could. i think he has the stature for it. he could. >> bob: thank you very much. sergeant major. going to play another song for us right now? thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: all right. thank you! weren't they good? give them a good hand! [ applause ] by way, look at this. fans of "the five." thank you very much for showing up, folks. great! tha

amelia earhart was honored with roman google doodle. it marked one it would of been her 115th birthday >> is 17 year-old girl from florida is winner of the google science fair. teams competed to see who had the most innovative projects including a water purification system and the video game helped to design to help kids learn more in class. the grand prize winner is 17 year-old britney winner, hello, i don't know she is related. she created a cloud computer program that could provide a cheaper and less invasive method to detect malignant breast tumors. good for her! >> is 622 >> we have news about cisco this morning >> in new round,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> people at cisco will have to start looking for new jobs. the san jose company plans on lane off 1300 employees. last year it let go 6500 workers as part of a massive restructuring plan. >> transportation security administration is moving to shorten security winds at airports. soon flight attendants will get the same expedited screenings as pilots. they will still face random searches. the

point in 1778, he put a pfeiffer and drummer, just like we heard on the opening sequence of "yankee doodlece 1778 there were musicians at west point. >> bob: george washington did not sleep at my house. did he sleep at your house? >> not at my house. >> bob: this started with george washington. what is hell cats' mission today? your responsibility? >> to be with the corps of cadets, train them, educate them and inspire them so when they go in and they graduate from west point, they go out in the army as officers and have the way to inspire the troops and be great leaders of character. as they enter their career. >> bob: my co-hosts could they make it here? gutfeld? >> i don't know. >> bob: there is a certain -- >> i think he could. i think he could. i think he has the stature for it. he could. >> bob: thank you very much. sergeant major. going to play another song for us right now? thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: all right. thank you! weren't they good? give them a good hand! [ applause ] by way, look at this. fans of "the five." thank you very much for showing up, folks. great! thank you f

, okay, what are these doodlings all about quick so they could get to the bottom of the. but he became very important for alex as he assembled the book and so. so beyond the autobiography, we have the kind of uproar that has come with the allegations, the assertions, the accusations of homosexuality, as well as the infidelities. those are the two things that resonate mostly out there for readers who, i mean, haven't had an opportunity to really get into the book but they've heard those things and they want to know exactly what's going on with that. one of the things, again, as we say if you have these particular kind of issues, you need to get to the bottom of them. where do they started? so with the origins of the home and can -- the whole homosexuality, when manning says what malcolm does is that he changes the name in and becomes rudy, becomes the individual. of course, you try to track that down, too, so, you know, that he is changing, that this rudy doesn't really exist. so at some point though when you of any kind of allegation out there, you have to substantiate, w

google still searching for a lot of searches for men's ribs the link you get when you click on google doodleer misty franklin top search. nbc spoiled of her gold they showed a promo of her with her medal before the results aired. >>> big day for team u.s.a. at the olympic games. warning now the spoiler alert if you don't want to know. time to turn away and look back when the the music ends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you can switch back over to abc7 as the coverage ends for a special midnight edition of abc7 news, seven minute recap of the day's news, weather and sports headlines. >>> now to a viral rendition of the national anthem some are calling the would have they've ever heard. >> that's 11-year-old harper singing at a major league soccer game. she knows she didn't do her best but she wind prepared. the onslaught of internet comments ridiculing her performance. her parents tried to protect her by keeping her off-line. >> what i felt like doing is unplug her and take her out of everything and just protect her. >> things that people were saying is really heartbreaking. >> harper says her tune was thrown

i see the cost-co size of cheese doodles.l me you've been sitting there for he's like, yeah, and i did get to level 45 on "world of warcraft." i'm like, oh, my god! so -- [ applause ] like -- i guess that's impressive. >> jimmy: yeah. i guess. >> not to your future wife. that just makes you really nervous. >> jimmy: to your nephew, super impressive. maybe to your 8-year-old son. very, very impressive. not your fiance, by any means. >> i need to stay close. >> jimmy: when you are there, do you prevent him from doing that? >> yeah, the child thing on the computer. no, i'm kidding. yeah, no, no, we just spend a lot of time together, you know. he -- he jokingly tells people, because everyone knows i'm not very domestic and they're like, what are you going to do for food, how are you going to live with ro? and i hear ron say, i give it three to five years and she'll be cooking. we're coming up on three years, i've been really trying this summer to cook. and it's like -- hospital food. >> jimmy: what sort of things have you been tr

. ♪ i'll take a yankee doodle >> she's warming up the town.ars of the nbc hit "smash" is warming up for the capitol 4th concert. the concert includes performances from kool & the gang, country singer josh turner and javier colon from season one of "the voice." >> and last-minute preps are being made tonight for the 4th of july celebration on the national mall. news 4's erika gonzalez is live with a preview. having a good time, huh? >> reporter: i am having a good time. happy birthday, america! 236. you know, that is a very big number. and this year's show promises to be just as big. >> i have the lucky job of opening the entire ceremony. >> reporter: no pressure, right? nbc's "smash" star megan hilty tells me what it's like to be part of pbs' 32nd annual capitol 4th production. >> i always prefer performing in front of a live audience, and this is the biggest one i'll ever perform in front of. ♪ god bless america >> reporter: if practice makes perfect, hilty's performance should score big with fans. she's been rehearsing for days now. the 90-m

click-a-doodle. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: woo! oh, my -- and it's in a slow-mo.u put the pie in there. all right. i'm sorry. >> i don't look undignified do i? >> jimmy: no, not at all. [ laughter ] darling, you have beautiful face cream in the morning. all right, here we go. >> this is real cream. >> jimmy: yes, it is real cream. and that was a really fun game so far. we can stop here if you want to? >> we are going for it until you get a pie in the face. >> jimmy: here, we go. little prayer. >> until you get a pie in the face i will not be satisfied. >> jimmy: and rock, paper, scissors, shoot. oh, double rock. rock, paper, scissors, shoot. double rock. rock, paper, scissors, shoot. paper covers rock! [ audience ohs ] oh, no. here we go ya'll. clicky clicky. come on. that's it? all right, you got away with that one. lucky. >> what? >> jimmy: that's it. >> why's the audience upset that i didn't get hit? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, here we go. ready? >> yes. >> jimmy: rock, paper, scissors, shoot. oh, you lost again! >> why did i do paper? >> jimmy: fantastic. go

things, and then, one day, he was sitting down, bored out of his mind in this shop, and started doodling tabletop. and after a while, he'd covered the entire table with this intricate design. and he used to say it was because he was in a dream. well, it might be that it was a slightly alcohol-induced dream. whatever. it turned his life around. he decided that if he could have an exhibition of all these paintings and charge for them to come in, then it would be just enough for his subsistence and his whiskey bottles, and he could just keep going, like that. yes. and, uh... he had an extraordinary following. dubuffet, jean dubuffet, and pablo picasso both thought that he was a kind of genius, and they each owned pictures by him, and in fact, later in his life, when he returned to england, they persuaded him to go over to france and have an exhibition. and that is why he is now regarded as perhaps the most important artist in-- well, it's called a movement-- of "outsider art." have you heard of this term? no, i haven't. well, it was really invented to kind of provide a bracket for certain a

as you know, if you've seen in today's google doodle, this is the 115th anniversary of earhart's birth. wolf. >> thank you very much, lisa. >>> a disturbing warning today from the secretary of state hillary clinton. she says a small group of nations is blocking efforts to stop mass atrocities in syria right now. and she's naming names. standby for that. >>> and later, something president barack obama and mitt romney have in common, it's very rare in presidential races. ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> today in a special conference here in washington on preventing genocide and mass atrocities against civilians, the secretary of state hillary clinton singled out the situation in syria. >> as the assad regime continues its bloody assault on its own people despite crippling sanctions, condemnation, increasing political pressure, they have found support primarily from iran, russia and china. we are sending a message to

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army guard fife and drum corps performing "yankee doodle dandy." it's one thing to be able to toot this holiday. they're able to toot those horns in wonderful fashion. >> yeah, no kidding. >> as a little kid, i had one of those hats and used to wear it all the time. i couldn't play something like this. that was fantastic. >> i feel like i'm time traveling, traveling back. >> with that tiffany's store over his shoulder. >> wonderful. mix of old and new today as we celebrate the fourth of july and america's birthday. thank you so much for tuning into "fox & friends" this morning. i'm flanked by clayton and peter johnson jr. today. good morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> and we'd like to thank people today, right? >> we have some beautiful flowers on the set here at 1-800 flowers does a great job of setting up our set this morning and providing some color this morning. thank you so them. also this morning, we've got a veteran outside, a world war ii veteran who will pull a car with his teeth. >> can't wait to see that. >> do i need to