ernie, i think i need you! - huh? - ernie! - don't worry, rubber duckie. - aw. it's a joey. that's a baby kangaroo. - aw. and look how the mama carries him in a pouch. - say hi to the joey, rubber duckie. [squeak squeak] - [cooing] - heh heh heh! - hmm. i wonder what kangaroos eat. you like oat meal? [sniffing] - uh-uh. - well, how about some peanut butter? it's delicious with a banana. - echh! - aw. - sorry. guess there's nothing for you here then. - hmm. hmm. - oh, well. let's go find that platypus, rubber duckie. rubber duckie? hmm. what are you doing in there? - uh-oh. his mama left him behind? - sure looks that way, but where's rubber duckie. - something tells me he's in mama's pouch, and she doesn't know she left her baby here. - oh, no! rubber duckie! follow that kangaroo! rubber duckie! - ooh! - there's no spare tire! what are we going to do? - aha! there's a pogo stick. - ernie, how's a pogo stick going to help us? - it's the best way to chase a kangaroo, bert. hop aboard. - mmm, mmm, mmm. ohh! ohh! huh? - aah! how do you stop this thing, ernie? -

even if ernie's my biological father, mr. brown'll always be my dad. >> cora, you're not making any sense. oh, no. maybe brown is your daddy. >> oh, miss edna, now, don't make fun right now. mr. brown has been pretty low since ernie showed up. >> boy, cora, you really love that big weasel, don't you? >> yes, i do. he may be a weasel, but he's my weasel. >> what about ernie? >> well, ernie's a wonderful man. >> well, if he turned out to be your father, would you feel the same way? >> [ chuckles ] ernie is funny, he's caring, and he's smart. any girl would be proud to have him as a father. >> [chuckles] >> cora. >> hey. >> have you seen brown? >> oh, not in the last few hours. why? >> well, i just saw him take a suitcase and put it in his car. >> a suitcase? why would he have a suitcase? >> cora, what's this? >> what's what? what is it? >> "dear cora, my one and only daughter, so i thought, with an attitude. i have decided it's best for me to run away from home. that way you can have the daddy you always deserved." >> oh, no. w

i saw it happen and then this ernie guy says i did it. >> she says that ernie salisar was there. >> ifomery had intention of arguing his case in court, he couldn't. that's because the evidence from the original case had been destroyed when bill's appeals were exhausted. >> the county attorney ultimately was willing to sort of recognize the realities of the situation on both sides. his side and our side. and we were able to reach a resolution. >> of course there was a catch. bill macumber would be freed but only if he pleaded no contest to a charge of second-degree murder. >> it was disappointing in a sense because he wasn't guilty and he couldn't admit guilt. >> for decades he fought to lose the stigma of guilt. no contest. he doesn't plead guilty. he would have died in prison before admitting to something he didn't do. >> finally thoughts of freedom and family prevailed so just last year after 38 years behind bars he took the deal. >> my father comes in all shackled up and one of the first things to happen is the judge orders the bailiff to remove all shackles. and that's not symbolic

i'm going to stay with ernie? >> well, it's a plan that we articulated together. >> leonsis' loyalty might confound some, but he stands by it saying he is not judging ernie on anything before he became owner in 2010, but after 2010 hasn't been great either. the wizards have won a great total of 72 games since leonsis took over. miami won 66 last season. >> this is an important year for the franchise. we want to take a step forward. we want the team to play better and qualify for the playoffs. >> they need to. the d.c. sports scene is hot right now. records or postseason appearance as side the nats and redskins are national stories with young recognizable stars. hoop fans desperately want the wizards to return to that level. so does leonsis and if they don't, ernie on the hot seat? >> all on the hot seat. i'm on the hot seat. >> come on, you own the team. >> if those ratings aren't good, you'll be in the hot seat, too. so yeah, we live in very accountable businesses and we're all accountable. >> i don't think ted i

liz: ernie, dare we spin it forward to rate tightening? say i started the program, and i began the end of the program. liz: okay. >> and if i were the president, i'd want to get this whole issue of chairman off the table. nominate someone, just send it to the hill and get it done. he's got enough to deal with on economic matters without this thing distracting him. liz: we're grateful to have both of you, kevin and ernie, thank you so much. again, the big announcement comes wednesday afternoon. i know you guys will be watching. we'll be watching, we'll have it, and we will have market reaction. kevin, former federal reserve senior economist, ernie for the bank of new york fed. closing bell, 38 minutes away. this twitter ip work frenzy's sweeping through wall street. when it finally goes public, it's not going to be anywhere near as big as facebook, but you'd think in the twitterverse and how we're all talking about it that it's going to be huge for different reasons. which firms will get to join goldman sachs who's got the leadership positi

ernie started all of this when she was 71. her dedication, determination, and discipline come from a place of despair-- the loss of her sister, mildred blackwell, called velvet. the ladies wanted to improve their bodies and went from aerobics to weight-lifting while in their mid-50s. velvet had higher aspirations. - she said we were going to be in the guinness "book of world records"--ha ha ha!-- as two senior ladies who really got their bodies in shape and they were able to inspire and motivate others to be fit. - but they never reached that goal together. velvet passed away. - when she died, i... just lost everything. i didn't know what to do. i was just miserable. - push it, push it, push it. good. - what ernie did was turn pain into purpose and return to the gym after two decades away. - ladies and gentlemen, let's bring on ernestine shepherd. [music playing] [applause and cheering] - she entered her first body-building competition after just 7 months of intense work. [applause] - one of the guys backstage said, "showtime.

but fdr had seen in ernie king a real scrapper. king was so tough that fdr used to joke that he shaved himself with a blow torch. [laughter] in some respects fdr was ahead of his navy chief. in 1942 the sinkings of merchant vessels which were keeping great britain alive were severely threatened by u-boat attacks which were sometimes sinking three and four ships in a single day. roosevelt wanted a convoy system where warships would track -- would protect the per chant vessels -- the merchant vessels. king just didn't move along fast enough on that, and roosevelt literally dragged him into the convoy system which resulted in the fact that ship sinkings started to plummet soon after the adoption of the convoy system. now, there's another naval officer that, in my judgment, would have been every bit as good as ernie king as the navy chief, and that's admiral chester them in miss. just -- nimitz. just days after pearl harbor,fbr summons him to his office and says, chet, i want you to go out to the hawaiian islands, and i don't want you

mine was grover and i liked oscar the grouch and ernie. >> ernie was like -- >> he was always bustingoscar the grouch. good choice. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. good choice. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here's the top stories this morning on "world news now." the president of iran says he brings a message of peace and friendship to the american people. he tells the general assembly that the u.s. is open to talks with the u.s. we will have the latest from the u.n. in just a moment. >>> the senate takes a key vote on efforts to prevent a government shutdown starting tuesday. the house has passed a bill that funds the government but removes the president's health care plans. >>> attorneys from michael jackson's have made a last-ditch effort to convince the jury that aeg was responsible for the pop star's death. defense attorneys will present their closing arguments today. >>> tea party conservative senator ted cruz promises to sp

now, there's another naval officer that, in my judgment, would have been every bit asudgm good as ernie king as the navy chief, and that's admiral the chester nimitz. just days after pearl harbor, fdr summonses nimitz to his office and says i want you to go out to the hawaiian islands, and i don't want you to come back until we've defeated the b japanese. so admiral king ruled, essentially, through fear.ea nimitz wasr, a beloved and reved skipper within the navy.thin i think he could have conducted the leadership of the navy in the war with great deal less wear and tear than ernie king an inflicted on his subordinates.n nimitz was also a very als open-minded officer. at one point a rather mid-levela officer who runs the coding operation, decoding operation in the pacific, a chap by the name of joe joe rochefort, asked to e the admiral, and he tells nimitz that his codebreakers have intercepted japanese messages, decoded them, and they can pinpoint where a japanese fleetn is steaming toward the island os midway, preliminary to mounting an invasion on the hawaiianng islands. hawaiian isla

mine was grover and i liked oscar the grouch and ernie. >> ernie was like -- >> he was always bustingo are adorable. oscar the grouch. good choice. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning -- funding fight. one week until the nation's health care system changes. one senator is taking all night in an interesting protest. >> i do not like green eggs and ham. >> we're live in washington with the latest on the budget battle. >>> and breaking news. flames shoot from a warehouse following a huge explosion. we're learning what's inside that building as the fire rages on. >>> show-stopper. turns out rock star, bono, has another talent. cracking up the crowd. >>> and one wrong turn during a race sends the car and its driver flying. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with the federal budget battle taking center stage right now on the senate floor. >> just days away from the rollout of obama care, one conservative senator launched his all-night talk-a-thon in protest. tahman bradley from washington has more. >> re

mine was grover and i liked oscar the grouch and ernie. >> ernie was like -- >> he was always bustingare adorable. oscar the grouch. good choice. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. arly 1 in 200 amerericans suffer with the debilitatating pain and constant disruption of inflammatory bowel disease. the toll is both physical and emotional. chances are you know somne with ibd. i'm amy brenneman and t the crohn's & colitis foundation of america. ccfa was created to help those with ibd cope anand to find a cure. people with d can't wait. won't you help someone you know? >>> making news in america this morning -- funding fight. one week until the nation's health care system changes. one senator is taking all night in an interesting protest. >> i do not like green eggs and ham. >> we're live in washington with the latest on the budget battle. >>> and breaking news. flames shoot from a warehouse following a huge explosion. we're learning what's inside that building as the fire rages on. >>> show-stopper. turns out rock star, bono, has another tale

bert ernie from sesame street.. >> the more muppets the merrier. >> i have seen the original kermit.ne is the original. >> but there was one that more popular with sesame street. >> as with a lot of those typety characters, they evolve over th years, but the original one is s different than the original one. >> and jim henson has ties to to our area. >> i love for sesame runs. i visited the set. i did meet oscar, the grouch, big bird and elmo; elmo is all the rage. i met him. no mr. snuffle puss. pu >> i like oscar. >> a little cranky, yeah. >> but he has a heart of gold.gd >> a heart of gold. >> all right, let's go to the forecast. allison. >> sunny and bright,ter going to b, we're goingto be in for a bel afternoon. at north nortlooking washington. up. made that up. >> no, you're right, that is tht looking north on wisconsin. wi >> 57 this morning in washington. it's a little cool. we got litt a 41 in manassas an8 in frederick. it's cool, unseasonably cool.co. the temperatures by 10 degrees d or so below average to start the morning of the 57 in leonardtown, and 56 in annapolis, bea

we have bert and ernie and kos car the grouch. if you come in and take a look at the characters and they look weathered, it's because they are the first characters used in the first shows and the first commercials. we talked to a curator here at the museum. her talking about the legacy they will be able to display. cheryl henson, jim's daughter spoke with us on the local ties jim henson has here. >> my father and mother met at the university of maryland. they were in washington, d.c. many, many years. they got their start on local television in washington, d.c. it mattered so much for us, as the family to know some of the characters are here at the smithsonian. >> reporter: a lot of people don't know jim henson caught his start here on wrc in 1954. a long legacy for the folks here in d.c. the exhibit goes on through. >> it all started here in our studios. >> outside the studios, glorious weather. >> glorious for folks saying i'm cold. tomorrow morning, temperatures up by a few degrees. look outside, we have the clear sky and it's

piggy, better and ernie and 20 others will join kermit. >> number two could be a major 10 towards creating a universal flu vaccine. researchers believe they've created a vaccine that would protect against every strain of influenza. >> the f.d.a. wants to keep you safe. they're regulating any smart phone medical app used as a diagnostic tool including apps that promise heart rhythm or blood pressure readings. the f.d.a. will review them and determine if they are legit. that is the fox 5 top five for tuesday night. >> how about this one. singer mick jagger is about to become a great grand gather -- grandfather. he has seven children and two grandchildren and he's still rocking with a huge tour that included a tour at the verizon center. >> it's weird to think about mick jagger being a great grandfather. >> that's bizarre. he looks so young. >> he works out. >> that's all the work out he needs absolutely. >> he's very energetic. >> way to go, mick. >> i was out earlier. chilly out there. >> it does get chilly. tomorrow morning will be just about as chilly as it was this last morning with uppe

this one sent by ernie abraya shows massive flames burning at night. saying flames were visible from several miles away. this shot shows how haze made for a beautiful sun rise. skpf course, our reporting continues on twitter on abc 7 news bay area on this fire burning in the east bay. >> a wife ask husband are alive thanks to heroic actions of two police officers and firefighters during a house fire. the officer were on the scene when flames were just exploding through the roof. if. >> i just, you know, on a whim grabbed a car and pushed it up against the wall there to gift better foundation. it gave it good leverage to start pulling this down. >> officers had to rescue the man's parents overcome by smoke, two firefighters were hospitalized with minor burns. >> there is growing momentum tonight to prevent a tragedy like happened last week. this woman was run over while lying in the sun with her baby and her dog. some believe waits bound to happen. >> vernal heights residents says she complained with out success more than six months ago to rec and park

when i was 15, really sent he on my way showing it was okay to stay up lake during the week to watch ernie socontact, and jack par, it was the 50s, look who was on television, gleason, carney, and every sunday foyt ed sullivan would have a great different kind of stand-up comedian. and it was usually alan king. every week it was alan king. and that was the time to elsewhere. dad brought home comedy albums-- >> they had that jazz label. and he would bring you comedy albums. >> you'd listen, listen to the masters and you'd hear the timing and start to develop your own timing but you'd understand what nichols and may were doing live on broadway. you'd understand what jonathan winters was like. and then the 200-year-old man became my baseball. >> rose: became your bible because you listened to those two, carl and mike and said-- mel. >> they originally were carl and mike. and they broke up. mike was with elaine. now that i've been working for a while, they're very good friends of mine, and it really freaks me out they know carl and mel very well. >> because they shaped you when you were a kid.

others include bert and ernie, they will be joining kermet the frog and other muppets already in the smithsonian collection. >>> there's a reason things aren't going so well and it has to do with that quarterback, but not the way you may think. here's the story. rg3 has been idolized for two years. magazines, newspapers, tv, he carries the redskins flag and along with the arrogance and on and on and the rest of the team feels like chopped liver. how would you feel under similar workplace circumstances? oh sure, you're a pro, but it takes the edge off of being a team player. this is a management issue and no one in the organization is capable of stepping up to the plate. i start curt cousins and see what happens. and, we get similar sentiments from craig of king george, virginia, who said the real problems are on the defensive side of the ball. after that flawless preseason, i didn't expect this. but with two suspensions, they lost. rg3 3 with a knee brace, we generated enough points to normally win. i predict a total turn around on defense right after next week. and finally, we get t

twerking ernie. [ laughter and applause ] here is a little bit of news out of washington.to discuss policy and just shoot the breeze. that's what they said. we were actually able to get our hands on a few of the phone calls. and it seems like president clinton might just have a little too much time on his hands. take a listen to this call he had with nancy pelosi. >> hello, this is nancy pelosi. >> hi, it's your favorite ex-president. >> oh hi, bill, i'm kind of busy right now. >> you better not be swinging on a wrecking ball over there, nancy. >> yeah, i'm definitely not doing that. >> i'm just kidding. but have you seen that miley video? girlfriend can twerk! [ laughter ] [ dial tone ] >> jimmy: girlfriend can twerk? >> steve: and then she hung up on him. >> jimmy: i know. he's just calling. he's got too much time on his hands. here's another one where he called wisconsin representative paul ryan. >> yo, paul, what's up? how are things over in the cheese state. >> busy as usual, bill. >> speaking of cheese, have you seen that new cheeseburger pizza from pizza hut? >> no,

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ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center thisorning at 4:28, friday, the day after the 49ers had a big win over the rams. tragic news in the city of san francisco, a fatal fire. first, we will get you out the door with a check of the forecast. >> mike? >> the red flag warning is in the same area including santa cruz mountains and the diabolo range above 1,000 feet feet with critical fire conditions. the forecast today shows the best day today for warm sunshine with 60's and sunshine in san francisco and nearly 80 at the bay and upper 70's to mid-80's headed into our inland neighborhoods. now over to traffic. >> the east bay shows construction blocking a couple of lanes as we take you over the altamont pass, we will have a few lanes blocked lasting until 9:00. westbound direction is not a problem at this hour. there is lots of green and yellow poking through coming away from grant line road but the rest is clear from livermore to dublin. to the san mateo bridge it is clear at top speeds over to the high-rise into foster city. it i

ernie is seeing his merchandise out to dry as he works to reopen outdoor world as quick as possible.> it is discouraging. what do you do? you have to move forward. >> reporter: we're entering an important time of year for estes park when it come to tour i. for starters, the fall colors are usually a huge draw. so are the elk out in abundance this time of year. >> it will be tough to miss all of that. >> reporter: julie peeper had to close both her restaurants. it is not just damage inside the town raising concerns. the primary roads to estes park go to places that will be totally cut off for some time. tourism is a multi-billion dollar industry in colorado, and unharmed attractions across the state fear images of flooding will keep visitors away. here, many seem unafraid. >> we've been through thing like this before. we always come back strong and fast. people love it here. >> reporter: they're challenging it with optimism as high as the mountains surround go their tirist town. nbc news, estes park, colorado. >>> and when we come back, the letter from a father who went to war reach h

any light from brussels ernie thank you very much indeed for sharing your views with us and you will. have a debate. next week. so. we thank you very much looking forward to it thank you. and would like to hear what she's saying about the your threats of a military strike on syria and on our website call where asking what the end game will look like if the u.s. goes ahead with intervention plans that let's now have a look at how you've been voting so far and right now all of the hope of you saying a devastation a region wide conflict will break out a fifth of both of those who vote at c.t.v. or as a blueprint for what could happen next fifteen percent believe washington wouldn't hit out at sea or air on its own and eighty percent of you agree any strike would be a short and precise to go to r.t. dot com and cast your vote. mass unemployment tax evasion by the richest of the rich and the eurozone heading down at dad and pundits and germany believe those are just a small part of the financial issues being scattered around during the country's election campaign and hopes the one and only

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ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism. >>> alec going to come behind me and he's goingbaldwin striking an unusual role, in a yoga video. another chance at father hood be bringing out a softer side. they're wearing matching tops. >> i'm impressed. >>> good morning, america. i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i'm dan harris. this is september 23rd, 2013. >>> also coming up this half-hour -- what is this thing? that thing? and how do you eat it? we're going to try to get ron claiborne to eat it? this is the latest creation from the guys who created the cronut. so, get hungry >> i think you'll like it, ron. >> chocolate. >> amazing that's coming up. >> i'm sorry. continue with the show. >> trying to anchor a show here. >> are we on? >>> but we begin this half-hour with the retrial of amanda knox, it starts tomorrow in italy the american student won't be there. >> two years ago, italy's highest court overturned knox's murder conviction and she returned home to seattle where she sat down with abc. >> reporter: a walk is really important for coming back. as a new trial looms, amanda

i do believe we will see a slowdown inhe market, we saw ernie revisions down 3% last week, investor sentimentf negative things we will see a crafty september. charles: the rest of the year. we have had a lot of crafty septembers. a whole lot of great november and december. could we be set up for something like that scenario? >> if we see any kinds of positive stuff on the revenue numbers i think so. i don't see that forecasted so we will model alo and maybe a little higher from here. charles: muddling along is one thing. when do we get nervous? yes and pete gets under a certain number, is there a point a flag goes off in your operation? >> we look at a lot of data that goes into the art folios and i think it depends on the market you are looking at and a lot of charles: do you have a ranking like what is most important part of this component? >> we have a multilayered risk management process looking at short-term and longer-term volatility measures of the market. it is a little bit complicated, i say i am the dumb one in the operations, but it basically looks at short-term three to six month

bert and ernie are among the other donations. but miss piggy will be front and center. something tell moose -- tell me spotlights on her golden locks. >>> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> today, the world watched to see whether president obama will would -- would meet with iran's new leader. is there a thaw between these two countries? we'll have more tonight. we'll have more tonight. >> here's a lo,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] having grands biscuits in the morning is easy. pop them in, go about your business, and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] >>> beautiful weather outside now. meteorologist chelsea ingram and bob turk are updating the five-day forecast. and what we can expect tomorrow. first, let's check in with chelsea. >> tomorrow is going to

ernie is seeing how much merchandise he has left to dry as he works to open outdoor world as quicklyle. >> it's discouragelinging at times, but what do you do? you've got to move forward. >> it's an important time of year when it comes to tourism. for starter, the changing fall colors are usually a huge draw. so are the elk out in abundance this time of year. >> it's going to be tough to misall that. >> julie peeper had to close both of her restaurant, but it's not just damage inside the town raising concerns. the primary roads to estes park go through places that will be totally cut off for some time. tourism is a multibillion dollar industry in colorado, and unharmed attractions across the state fear images of flooding will keep visitors away. but in estes park, many seem unafraid. >> estes park has been through these things before. we always come back strong and fast. people love it here. >> they're tackling this challenge with optimism, as high as the mountains surrounding their tourist town. joe fryar, nbc news, estes park, colorado. >> with that, a downtown landmark stands no m

bert and ernie are among the other donations. >> miss piggy is the best. the best. the subject comes out of her snout. hilarious. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> a horrific early morning crash kills three people. was it all caused by a police pursuit. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up right now on wjz's eyewitness news at 6:00. deadly collision. did a police pursuit lead to a fiery crash in the city? what investigators are saying tonight. >>> four days of fighting. is the violence finally over in kenya? an update on the remaining terrorists. and wjz learns of the victims victims with local ties. >>> he's not your candidate if you want the status quo. i'm pat warren. coming up on wjz eyewitness news. that's what doug gansler announces officially that he's in the governor's race. >>> manny machado's knee injury rocks. reaction and update on the extent of that injury when eyewitness news continues. >>> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >>> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> fatal crash. two cars collide. three

twerking ernie. [ laughter and applause ] here is a little bit of news out of washington. phone records bill clinton still calls members of congress to discuss policy and just shoot the breeze. that's what they said. we were actually able to get our hands on a few of the phone calls. and it seems like president clinton might just have a little too much time on his hands. take a listen to this call he had with nancy pelosi. [ laughter ] [ dial tone ] >> jimmy: girlfriend can twerk? >> steve: and then she hung up on him. >> jimmy: i know. he's just calling. he's got too much time on his hands. here's another one where he called wisconsin representative paul ryan. [ dial tone ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: he didn't even say it with him. he's like, i can't do this right now. he has too much time. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: here's one last one. he called senator harry reid. i don't even know why. [ dial tone ] >> jimmy: we love "breaking bad." >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he's a big fan of "breaking bad." [ applause ] glad we got hold of those tapes here. all right. everybody seems t

the collection includes bert and ernie along with fragel and traveling matt. both from fraggelrock. >> sesame street for sure. >> now it's yo gabba gabba, which i find creepy. you will never feel lonely while sipping your coffee. that's because you'll be in the company of a dozen resident cats. cafe de shay. that is cafe of the cats. on any given day, you'll find the kitties weaving in and out between the tables or curling up on a diner's lap. cafe owners came up with the policy to help them who are unable to keep their pets in their apartment. >>> all right, the mystery in the making in colorado tonight. meet the first woman to lead the u.s. air force academy coming up. but first, we'll tell you about the change chase bank is making with his credit card accoun >>> we're back now with a consumer alert. the bank says you can't have them anymore. you'll have to add your spouse and other authorized users to the account. this is not going to affect you if you have a joint credit card. chase says they are doing this to try and make things simpler. >> new york state

where the count forgets what number comes after six. [ laughter ] this episode also has "bert and ernieument about where that breeze is coming from." [ laughter ] and then the last episode, "elmo has an accident after too much tickling." [ laughter ] [ applause ] it's odd. it's odd, it's odd. it's still great. i love "sesame street." i don't know if you guys watched the miss america pageant last night, but it was kind of a big deal. turns out that miss new york was named winner. [ cheers and applause ] she was the winner. nina davuluri, who also is the first contestant of indian heritage to ever win the miss america pageant. so, yeah, i guess it goes to show it doesn't matter where you come from or who you are, it's being beautiful that matters. [ laughter ] [ applause ] uh -- [ laughter ] i didn't see. i tivo'ed it. >> steve: yeah, i tivo'ed it. >> jimmy: get this. a company in the uk, they're apologizing after it made potential employees dance during a job interview. i would never force people here to dance during a job interview. it would totally interfere with the beatboxing portion

. >> reporter: ernie, had every right to feel a little peculiar.t there. mary's bedroom takes a direct hit. >> and i see a lady standing in the doorway, and i'm just, like screaming on the top of my lungs, like freaking out, "get out of the house! get out of the house!" >> reporter: next barry takes out mary's office, then the living room where she'd been sleeping. >> reporter: on foot now, deputies cortani and backes race to catch up. >> we were ramped up, there's no two ways about it. >> and the information we're getting of what we're potentially dealing with -- >> yeah. everybody's screaming, screaming at us, at us to shoot him. >> reporter: did you have your guns up on him? >> i had my gun aimed at him, and i got his attention by waving my other, my free hand. he looked, and he immediately surrendered. >> reporter: barry was booked on charges of malicious mischief, burglary and assault with a bulldozer, which by the way sits in a chain-link jail of its own, seized in evidence but a tad too big for the sheriff's weapons lockup. >> i think this w

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. >> ernie johnson, serving 26 years for robbery, was sent to ad seg for assaulting another inmate. >> i got into a fight. i have a real problem with child molesters. and i don't like them around me. i don't want them near me. i don't even want them in this prison. far as i'm concerned they can die. and when they get around me and they start talking and they think it's okay to reveal that they're child molesters, i'm going to -- every time they say that i'm going to smash them. >> second gate! >> before an inmate is sent to ad seg, he must first serve time in the "i" detention unit or idu. in this highly secured cell block, offenders have even fewer privileges and almost no contact with each other. >> kind of like the prisoner jail inside the prison. they're not allowed to have hot pots or anything they can cook with. limited property they're allowed to have up here. any time they come out of the cell they have to be restrained behind their back with an escort. the offenders up here are the most violent offenders in the prison. at any time they might try to reach out and stab you thro

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[ girls ] good ♪ thank yo [ package craces, footsteps depa ] ♪ phew [ ernie ] we make our cookies theves can with a little something extr and now, introdung keebler simply made coies, made with the same ingredients you find in your kitchen they're simply scrumptio. and oh-so-uncommonly gd. prepare to pay more when parking at caltrain stations. parking fees went up to 5- dollars a day and 50-dollars a month. the increase was approved as part of the 2014 operating budged and will help cover the increasing cost of maintaining parking lots. we can see 50s and 60s with hazy sunshine and some clouds lingering in the forecast later today will be cooler. and again we have about a 50 percent chance of showers--15% with mid '80s in concord. and 70's and union city. 69 degrees for a downtown san francisco. your kron 4 7 day around the bay unsettled conditions. >> for those getting out on the roads, no major problem s also, 101 looking decent through hayward at foster's city the 205, also merging onto the west 580. a bit heavy. and you can see the westbound. checking the 80. between the car came

there's bert and ernie, cookie monster, and of course, the indomitable miss piggy.ogether, preserved forever at the smektsonian. >> now they belong to the nation. >> reporter: on tuesday, the family of jim henson, the creative genius behind the muppets donated 25 of their father's puppets. helpson's characters are now cultural icons embracing chelsea clinton in new york, doing interviews with bob schieffer, and, of course, with the man who talks to everyone who's anyone. brian j. jones, author of a new ought braef of henson explains their appeal. >> his work has transcended generations. i think because it's so warm, so genuine. the there's not mean-spirited about the muppets. >> reporter: another thing. you almost forget they're not real. she said that's why kermit is her favor. he was so much like her father. >> whimsical, send mental, a little melancholy, a little trying to hold it all together. she even refers to a specific scene from the first muppet movie. >> i've got a dream too. >> it's like, i've got a dream and i'm going to make people happy by singing and

bert and ernie. the keek monster. is merely disappointed. >> reporter: now you can say the gang is back together. preserved forever at the smithsonian's museum of american history. >> thank you. now they belong to the nation. >> reporter: on tuesday, the family of jim henson the creative genius behind the muppets, donated 21 of their father's puppets. lonnie erickson designed miss piggy. >> she's a truck driver who believes she's a fashion model. >> reporter: henson's characters are cultural icons, embracing chelsea clinton tuesday in new york doing interviews with bob schieffer. >> are you the reporter or? >> no. >> reporter: and of course with the man who talks to anyone who's anyone charlie rose. brian j. jones, author of a new biography of henson explains their appeal. >> his work has sort of transcended generations. i think because it's so warm it's so genuine. there's nothing mean spirited about the municipal ets. >> reporter: another thing, you almost forget they're not real. cheryl henson says that's why kermi

[ girls ] good ♪ thank yo [ package craces, footsteps depa ] ♪ phew [ ernie ] we make our cookies thekeebler elves can with a little something extr and now, introdung keebler simply made coies, made with the same ingredients you find in your kitchen they're simply scrumptio. and oh-so-uncommonly gd. (male announcer) live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. top stories we are following 7th. a mini heat wave has hit the bay area. we'll tell you what temperatures to expect. and there are many events going on here in the bay area this weekend. larger than usual crowds are expected. we'll have a break down of the events. good morning i'm marty gonzalez. we want to start out in the weather center this morning janu, just how hot is it going to get today? >> already '70s in fremont. 66 degrees in daly city. and 60s through richmond. the afternoon is going to be high with nine these expected inland! and 90's --. it is even going to be warm along the coast for half moon bay. as marty mentioned, it is a spare the air day. perhaps consider a car pool. >> as we heard from janu,