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. >> ernie fur, ernie fudge junior. joe frazier's manager was there. it was contracts disputes.heco got involved. >> seth: ernie pacheco there. >> yeah. he was involved, so, lot of stuff happened. >> seth: who did you fight? >> it wasn't the thriller in manila, it was the thriller in front of ps 59. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> public school 59. >> seth: and who would you fight with? who were you're fist fights with. >> well, you know, i had this one girl i liked. you know, i didn't know how to express it, so i punched her in the arm and she wound up whooping my ass. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> wore me out. 'cause she had the big sunny liston hands. [ laughter ] struck that drum. she left that jam out there. she threw punches in bunches. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a very -- >> i was overwhelmed. they came from everywhere. [ laughter ] >> seth: you play a high school -- you play a gym coach in this film. >> yeah. >> seth: did you base it on any -- >> yeah. ben wright. i loved ben wright. he was my defensive coach because i play high school football. he was the defensive co

and ernie caught her like this. i jumped right into ernie and officer web was underneath us. there's no way anything was going to happen to that little girl. >> officers also rescued an elderly woman, meanwhile firefighters rescue todd parents and their child from the father-in-law. no one was seriously hurt and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> search continues for a shooter who opened fire in philadelphia northern liberties yesterinvestigate in the area a the 500 block of north front street. construction workers heard the gun fire and the bullets hit a pickup truck. a woman may have been the target of the gunfire, investigators are shying away this was a sniper situation. >> one of the wind sill of the window that was facing the scene >> the shooting and the search led to the shut down of reinstate 95. >>> a woman described as the caretaker of a 2-year-old was facing charges in his death. she's charged with multiple counts including end endangering the welfare of a child, concealing the death of a child and abuse of a corpse. 2-year-old was found unresp

>> yeah, that's ernie. >> ernie remor? >> yeah. >> reporter: and that is how detectives learn the identities of all those other smooth operators in portland. remember the so-called risk reducer who wiped the prints away at margulis jewelers? lupis i.d.s him as the ringleader, michael young. >> i was freaking out because i hit the handle with my fingers on the way out. so, he said he cleaned it of my thi fing fingerprints. >> so michael young cleaned your fingerprints off the door when you hit it going out? >> yeah. >> reporter: who's michael young? an ex-con who rules with an iron fist. he implies he's part of a crime family, and threatens retaliation with those who dare to cross him. young was also a master manipulator who lured in new recruits like the pied piper. >> they were living in the nice houses with the bikes, cars, money. promising us the world. >> reporter: if michael young is the ceo, his right-hand man, ern ernest remor is his clo -- chief larceny officer. the pair, both in their 30s, had tried and failed to

and she dropped, and ernie caught her, like this, you know, i jumped in to ernie and officer webb was right underneath us. >> human safety net. >> there was no way anything would happen to that little girl. >> officers also rescued an elderly woman, meanwhile fire fighters rescued two parents and their child from the first floor, in one was seriously injured, the causes under investigation. >>> catholic school in havertown was evacuated after lightening struck a cross on the building's roof. cardinal john foley regional catholic high school who power and communication services, but a message on the school's web site told parents to pick up their students early today. oakmont fire company says no injuries were reported. >>> rain did not stop crew from his restoring up to 25 grave stones in the cities wissonoming section, after more than 100 were found toppled and vandalized. according to the jewish federation more than $220,000 was donated to support clean up and repairs, at mount carmel cemetery. the restoration efforts are led by grave stone matters cemetery preservation and national

and ernie caught her like jump officer web was underneat going to happen to that little girl. >> officers also rescued anwoma firefighters rescue todden father-in-law. no one was seriously hurteire r under investigation. >>> search continuesooter who o philadelphia northern liberties e in the area around the 500 block of northuction wo gun fire and the bullets hit a pickup truck. a woman target of the gunfire, investigators are shying away this was a situation. >> one of the wind sill of the window fing the scene >> the shooting and the search led to the shut down of reinstate caretaker of a 2-year-old was facing charges in his death. endangeringd with multiple the welfare of a child, concealing the death of a child and abuse of a corpse. 2-year-old fnd unresponsive at a home in the 7100 block of north 15th last week. toddler's cause of death. he has sought to leave the case over concern that ist pay him. this is audio contained. signed, i don't have any basis right no judge diamond that you should b >> there's no funds for his attorney or investigation. he enough. so be it >> prosecutors

ernie: kansas pulls away to beat michigan state by 20 and earn their way into the sweet 16.6-42, the heels with a lead. on tbs, oregon with an early 18-10 lead of on the rams of rhode island. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" followed by new episodes of ncis: los angeles, madam secretary and elementary. that's all for now. we'll see you back here on thursday night for the start of the sweet 1. for clark, kenny and charles, charles: good night, america. ernie: there you go. thanks for watching, everybody. but i really think the accessories sale! ♪ you're stuck in terry's sales review. ♪ ♪ but there's like a boatload of games on this afternoon. ♪ ♪ and you don't wanna miss a thing. ♪ with directv from at&t, you can stream all your live ncaa march madness games on your devices. ♪ q3 is looking pretty weak! get directv for $25 a month when you have the new at&t unlimited plus plan. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> i think, for once, we're going to stand up as americans and say, enough is enough. we're not gonna take it anymore. >> he lost hi

and she dropped, and, ernie caught her, like this, you know, i jumped right into ernie and officer redd was right underneath us. >> there was no way anything was happening to that little girl. >> reporter: that young girl her brother and her uncle all saved from this balcony. fire fighters had removed two parents and child from the first floor and on the other side was officer cullens, no mask kicking down a door. >> we pulled out a elderly woman. >> reporter: no one who their lives and 11 of these heroes taking a sliver of credit for what they did. >> we're just doing our jobs. >> reporter: back here live a second fire spark around 1:00 o'clock in the morning, no official word on what start either of of those fires but officials say they are not considered suspicious. all of the while you can see just is what left, really of this home, a complete loss for all of those living, inside, and basically members of the community, here creating a go fund me page, if you'd like more information on that and how to help out the seven individual, we have posted that information on our web site at

>> ernie: what was that, bert?ith muppet characters as known and beloved as any human tv star. >> bert: will you just take that banana out of your ear? >> ernie: i'm sorry, you'll have to speak a little louder, bert. i can't hear you. i have a banana in my ear! >> stahl: today, almost half a century later, "sesame street" is shot on a soundstage in astoria, queens, with one of the cameramen who filmed the first episode still on the job. the "sesame street" set is a vibrant, upbeat place, with puppeteers on rolling stools down below, and the furry and feathery creatures they bring to life in the sometimes crowded space above. >> abby: it was a little awkward. whaaaaaa! >> big bird: i'm sorry! >> stahl: the puppeteers figure out how to position their muppet by watching the scene on monitors. the day we visited, they were filming the debut of the new muppet character, julia, who has autism. the story begins with julia's friends, muppets elmo and abby cadabby, introducing her to big bird. >> big bird: oh, hi, julia. i'

"ernie, it's terrible, it's just terrible. [ laughter ] he is not going to make it to the next round.w, the main reason the fbi thinks russia was trying to help trump win is because putin famously hated hillary clinton. but at one point during the hearing, texas congressman mike conaway questioned how the fbi could know that, using a very confusing college football analogy. >> putin hated secretary clinton so much that the flip side of that coin was he had a clear preference for the person running against the person he hated so much. >> that might work on saturday afternoon when the wife's red raiders are playing the texas longhorns. she really likes the red raiders. that assessment's based on -- what? >> part of it is the logic. whoever the red raiders are playing, you want the red raiders to win, by definition you want their opponent to lose. >> i know. but this says that you wanted both of them -- he wanted her to lose, wanted him to win. >> right, they're inseparable. it's a two person -- >> right, right. >> event. >> i got you. so i'm just wondering when you decided you wanted hi

ernie gross shared his story of surviving auschwitz while veteran greenbaum shared his story of liberatingurvivors, the two men said it is important that people never forget that timein history. >>> reading eagle one day after boyer town school board reject a call to change its bathroom and locker room policy for rastudents, lawyers vowed to move forward in federal court. lawsuit filed on behalf of the student claiming boy's right toas violate by transgender student for female changing in the boys locker room. >>> daily times has this photo of kevin hartrompo chester community charter school, actor is in our area filming his new movie untouchable with >> that is a look at newspaper headlines around the de >>> after the break, pat's here with sports, good morning , pat. >> the six cou last night looking for a win but they tave to deal with the man of to you see absolutely awful statue unveiled of one of the planetsts, yeah, that is next in ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand.tra. noca >>> welcome back, we are glad are here with us on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning >>

and in 1995 i brought bert and ernie to this subcommittee, if you recall, to protest proposed budget cuts by then speaker newt gingrich. i thought i'd let them rest in the office today. and just speak for them. the american people, congress, objected to these cuts. and here we're decades later with the corporation for public broadcasting providing even more critical programming and yet another effort to ax it and give bert and ernie a pink slip. the trump administration's proposal to eliminate funding for c.p.b. would devastate local broadcast stations which are supported by more than 90% of c.p.b. funding. many would be forced to make up as much as half of their annual budgets putting at risk the sustainability of local television and radio broadcast in communities throughout the country. sadly i fear many stations would not survive, particularly in rural and underserved areas. in years past, this subcommittee led by chairman coal has not bought into this misguided pursuit. it is my sincere hope that this subcommittee's commitment to c.p.b. will continue. we know why you have fans o

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earlier it was mentioned, you know, bert and ernie getting a pink slip. but it seems like they've become private contractors in some ways, because hbo, now there's a contract for 5 seasons of "sesame street," i understand, and later episodes would be delayed on pbs. can you talk about some of the ways you've adapted forming partnerships with the private sector, and especially this whole area of "sesame street." i also kind of wonder about areas, you know, "downton abbey" seems like it would be an area where there would be commercial success there, and how that relates to overall your adapting to a new environment. >> yes, thank you so much for your question. i really believe the reason that public media is so vital and vibrant today is because we have evolv evolved. we've looked for ways to be relevant in people's lives. and especially with the democratization of technology, we want our content to be everywhere americans are, in any way that they want to access it. i think that's one of the reasons we remained vital. but we get this question a lot, in an

public broadcasting providing even more critical programming and yet another effort to give bert and ernie a pink slip. the trump administration proposal to eliminate funding to cpb would devastate local broadcast stations which are supported by more than 90% of cpb funding. it would be forced to make up as much as half of their annual budgets putting at risk sustainability of local television and radio broadcast and communities throughout the country. i fear many stations would not survive. particularly in rural and undeserved areas. in years past the subcommittee led by chairman cole has not brought god into this misguided pursuit. it is my sincere hope that this subcommittee's commitment to cpb will continue. we know why you have hands on the subcommittee that the congress. everyday you bring the arts and high-quality educational programming for all ages into households throughout our country. the public broadcasting service which is brought to nash -- households nationwide by cpb was rated number one for 13 consecutive years with public trust among nationally known -- eight out of 10 p

as far as ernie's complaint the company says we aspire to have best in class service. effort to constantly improve our processes we are carefully we viewing his experience. as a result samsung did refund him 80% of the cost of his fridge. if you have a problem you need help solving, contact us, nbc 4 responds right here. go to our website. >>> the washington capitals are streak doing their best work at home. carol maloney joins us. she's at the verizon stocenter h the story of an unsung hero. >> reporter: there's a lot of reasons to cheer. they're looking for their 16th straight win at home. as much credit goes to daniel winnic as anyone. he's the guy who's been traded at the nhl trade deadline three times in his career, but not this time. >> first time in a long time i've been able to celebrate with teammates i've already with. it was a big relief that i'm going to be here for the rest of the year. >> reporter: when the deadline passed he stayed with the caps, his eight team, celebrating with a funny tweet. >> we had a morning meeting. i said to the guys, this is our

. >> i knew, well, then elmo and bert and ernie live on.don't let my kids watch hbo, there you go. all right, we're waiting on spicer. we'll see if he shows up soon. he may be happening with you in your hour, liz claman. liz: indeed, and i've got tell you that there's major breaking news here as we await an uncharacteristically late press secretary sean spicer. he was supposed to start at 2:00 p.m. eastern but news broke just a few minutes ago that the senate select intelligence committee investigating president trump's claim that president obama had wiretapped him at trump tower, they have debunked that. they are soundly rejecting the accusation that president obama somehow wiretapped president trump. that's a bipartisan group, and the chairman, richard burr, a republican of north carolina came out with mark warner who,

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. >> reporter: ernie is a val tear at the park, something china camp desperately needs to help put wellwater damaged trails back together. >> if volunteers don't do the work it doesn't get done. >> reporter: in order to save them from closure during the 2011 state budget crisis and they took over park operation and mark is the executive director. >> we don't get any funding from the state of california. all of our revenue and everything that comes in to keep the park open and operating comments fr comes from the people who use the park. >> reporter: during the past few years, the drought has only cost a few thousand dollars. this year because of all the rain those costs have gone up exponentially. it may end up spending more than 100,0$100,000 to repair all the damage. >> we have to make a concerted effort to reach out to the community. >> reporter: one of the biggest blows to the park is this washout from february rains that closed 2 miles of shoreline trail. they hope the friends will come wake up the resources to open up the very popular family friendly path by this summer. if you'd

host: ernie in ohio. hello? caller: good morning.head.o i have a relative that , which mental health keeps his mind working like it should. i think donald duck needs to be checked in to a mental health facility. let's go to kyl, our last call for the topic of trust in political institutions. caller: i want to a lot of different media -- watch a lot of different media. you have to be open-minded when you are following these things can pay attention to the fact. s. more americans just want to hear support in their own belief systems. radio just tok get a flavor of it. it is so filled with one-sided -- you will not have a objective viewpoint about the things that are going on in the world. next republican caller how many obama -- how many jobs that obama create, and they would be shocked to hear that it is somewhere between 13 million and 14 million. when he left office, unemployment was 4%. i like george bush as a person, and his father was my favorite president, because i try to look at these things objectively. george bush created 1.

ernie, you began to answer that but is there anything tells rest of you are doing? >> our resources have been running research and education program with broad outreach within the k-12 programs. we started offering an outdoor natural resource education program on fridays and extended that to the universities and create a variety of internships as well but i think this idea of continual work force development and training is the more important one wallowa county has the highest rate of self-employment in the state of oregon and people there are used to trying to create something on their own. one of the things you hear over and over again is that the younger generation has less direct experience than the preceding one that grew up on a farm or on the family that is working in the woods and using these as key tools to work and trying to figure out how we create those opportunities again so that there's the ability to do -- to use both your head but to use your hands and figure out the best way to cut a tree, whatever it is that we're losing some of that and we want to

. >> i knew, well, then elmo and bert and ernie live on. trish: i don't let my kids watch hbo, there you go. all right, we're waiting on spicer. we'll see if he shows up soon. he may be happening with you in your hour, liz claman. liz: indeed, and i've got tell you that there's major breaking news here as we await an uncharacteristically late press secretary sean spicer. he was supposed to start at 2:00 p.m. eastern but news broke just a few minutes ago that the senate select intelligence committee investigating president trump's claim that president obama had wiretapped him at trump tower, they have debunked that. they are soundly rejecting the accusation that president obama somehow wiretapped president trump. that's a bipartisan group, and the chairman, richard burr, a republican of north carolina came out with mark warner who, of course, is a democrat, and both were saying they have done their investigation, they have found nothing to uphold the claims that president trump made through twitter, and we have a statement actually that we c

there is a noise in this market, this right the back that japanese companies are doing ok and the ernies getting higher this next physical year stop given the fact that we have uncertainty in the market, we have to be cautious about the equity markets. >> there is uncertainty about the japanese yen. broad gains, but the japanese yen has losses right now and what is your directional for and what does it mean the equity markets? be weaker right now. relativelythat it is sideways and we hope that it will get weaker. that correlation has always in high. >> you have those valuations on the stock market and we see a share buyback dividend with positive capital policies coming out of japan. something to look forward to? >> definitely. we talk about what for governance code and things being made clear from the outside active and are getting more clear about the entire mark and our witty market. i think we should look more positive about the japanese come in these and investors trying to make sure we are more parent. >> this means a shift towards valuation. >> i think it is going to the more val

i had a great rip, i knew ernie, we were participants and we pushed for policies and technologies andbroad portfolio of energy. and i continued that with him. and we achieved a lot together. we feel the administration is tacking more towards promoting petroleum as a solution rather than as a problem, and we fully agree with this. >> you have a pro patrol yum administration, but you also have one with a travel gag on six nations. you're arguably the leader of the muslim world. so how does that balance out, sir? pro oil, and then a conflict with neighbors. >> i will not intervene or make or take a position on what the united states should do for the security of it's people. many people have travel restrictions about who should enter, what are the visa concerns. we have a concern about the safety and security of saaudisa. >> do you feel like you have a positive working rip with the trump administration? >> i think in geo politics, security, regional issues energy, global economy, fair trade. so it has always been strong, including in the obama administration. >> we have run out of time,

cap protects those at the top ernie the billions of dollars. >> please get to your question. >> you'reter question comely young man. >> at-bat a little heated. what exactly do they want? congressman darrell issa joins us now. thank you for being with us. >> i come our youth. >> angry. how are you doing? >> it was lengthy. two back-to-back title meeting today met with protesters directly at my office. the questions didn't change between your can as there a lot of constituents with false information leading them to specific fears as to what the some of these reforms. i think we were able to align. they also had interesting points and taken back to washington. >> like, for instance? >> an example of congressman murphy particularly interested in mental health came up a couple times to the people that ha area they want to make sure are still covered as we change the law. these are mostly medicaid related. obviously the gentleman who gave me a free copy of climate change for beginners was actually a declared candidate who decided he was going to use an official event has a campaign event. th

ernie, hello. -- democrats line.aller: it's been a couple of decades since i've called in to c-span. to get through has made my heart race. i appreciate some of the things the president said last night. i don't agree with most of his positions. one of his ending lines was that we are all made by the same god. i don't know how many of our fellow citizens would agree with that. is listing think he the obvious that everybody in the whole world and even on the space station are all created by god and we need to appreciate all creation. to seek those that might want to annihilate us might have a change of heart. amen. host: jack is next in falls church, virginia. independent line. caller: i thought it was a good speech. he is doing what he said he would do in the campaign. that kind ofhings made me concerned is he talked about building the wall in his speech but did not say the mexicans would pay for it. means he is, sticking to his ideology of building the wall but when data and reality come back that they will not pay f

state level with the federal government came out with rules and regulations for the infrastructure ernie did negative hall. working closely on these issues the wyoming department rector of transportation the first to testify to talk about ever structure wasn't environmental issue was public-works because of idaho or montana or those five different states to talk about the fact one-size-fits-all does not work for the country with public-private partnerships work many places not in wyoming or montana with many miles of roads. someone to focus on the needs to celebrate the 250th birthday to do we can to eliminate the a regulatory rampage upon us as we ready to gavel in the committee which is another infrastructure committee hearing you have occurred of the overflow of the dam in california and the spill way . can bringing and a witness and from big warren counties to talk about the needs to demonstrate the needs are significant and national and the solution may be different so that is what i will continue to unify to hear about the comeback and the disagreements but behind the scenes there