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did you ever teach her about acting?-- is it just a natural ability that she has? >> no i think probably the closest thing was playing barbies with me when she was little. >> jimmy: playing barbies? >> we played a lot of barbies, my daughter and i. i used to test characters on her. >> jimmy: through the barbies? >> you know, yeah. playing barbies. >> what characters did you test on her with the barbie dolls? >> willy wonka. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, captain jack. there was another one, i can't remember which one. but she basically, one day we were playing barbies and then she decided to just go, "daddy, just -- just do normal." like, cut out the voice. >> jimmy: no more nonsense. wow. but now she's 15. >> that was the day i stopped playing. >> jimmy: no more barbies, who are you going to test your characters -- you might have to have another kid. if that's the testing ground. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you may have to go back to the well. >> well, i've got a lot of barbies in storage. >> jimmy: oh, good. >> so i could, yeah. >>

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my sport is more popular than ever before. drawing far more people than ever before. by the way doing well. revenues grown to outstanding levels. we're sitting in one of 22xd new ballparks here. the grand old game has never been this popular. and i'm proud of where we are. >> rose: Ñi let me talk about relationships and personalities and people. -- succeeded as commissioner of baseball. he became a great friend of yours. >> one of the best friends i ever had in the world. when i was chairman of the commissioner's shop committee, ironically in 1982. that's where bart and i met. we were walking the streets of new york at 2:00 in the morning. we replayed 1949. >> rose: and became commissioner of the national league. >> that's exactly right. president of the national league that's right and then commissioner. and then tragically died september 1st of 1989. he would have been a great commissioner >> rose: did you talk to him the night before he died. >> i did. it's a funny thing charlie weed gotten home fromt( dinner. i was reading they had won a game on thursday a afterno

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>> that is not a sound that you ever want to hear.d. >> without the kingpin, the crane is doomed. seconds later, big blue and the roof come crashing down. >> watch it! watch it! [ bleep ] you can do, you know. it's terrifying. >> the crane and roof fall away from jeff's yellow man basket, seen on the right, and miss him. but another crane on the left is hit. it's holding a man basket with three other iron workers in it. >> there was a crane holding my three friends and then there was my crane and then blue, and mine was the only one left standing, i think. all of the other cranes went over. >> all three men lose their lives. it's a devastating blow. >> jerry star was a really nice guy. he was our union steward on the job. jeff is the guy i knew the most. and bill, diver we called him on the job, i had just met him. he was a real nice guys, you know. >> several other people are injured, including kasinski. he sustains a career-ending back injury when his basket is lowered and stopped too quickly. >> that was my last day on the job as a

it's been growing ever since. operating out of the jcc east bay and seven other locations, four other teachers, and his wife working with him, michael's afterschool math enrichment program has seen him teach woodworking to -- well even michael doesn't know exactly how many kids it's been. >> thousands. a lot of children. >> you guys are make it super tough. look at your project. >> reporter: what michael does know is what these kids are getting out of it. creativity, responsibility, problem solving, and safety and above all else satisfaction in a job well done all in kids as young as 5 years old. >> we build a lot of things. some things are not your level, so you have to wait, but that's the fun thing about it. because then you get to build other things. >> reporter: when he started kids carpentry, there wasn't an issue of kids spending too much time in front of screens. he just did it because he loved the work and kids. as times have changed, so has the importance of what he teaches. there's never been a better t

worst i ever felt.i'm not going to even bring myself to decorate without my kid around. >> reporter: finally, after weeks of stilted, supervised visitations, it's judgement day as their supporters chant outside. >> no one should go to jail for >> reporter: the thompsons head in to court. >> effectively, mr. and mrs. thompson have criminally endangered jerry's health and well-being with myopic fascination with marijuana that seems so unhinged that they think there is nothing wrong with exposing 5-year-old jerry to it, even to the point of his intoxication. >> reporter: here comes his ruling, and it starts very badly. >> you made the mind-boggling decision to give marijuana to a 5-year-old. >> we didn't. >> don't talk. listen. i've listened, and now it's your turn. >> reporter: but just as all seems lost -- >> there is no evidence that the child, other than the giving of the marijuana, has been injured, neglected or in any other way harmed. because there is no other evidence of neglect or abuse we will do

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