(grunts) (engine cuts off) hey, flanders. gas up your leaf blower much? (gasps) chickens?. (chuckling): oh. don't let these feathery fellas ruffle your feathers, fella. chickens. you have yourself a perfectly good coop, and that's what you keep in it? (whistles) oh, homer, surely you know there's nothing tastier than a fresh-laid egg. how do you want 'em, boys? both (chanting): coddled! coddled! coddled! (chuckles) what is it about boys and their coddled eggs? hmm. mm-hmm.

from flanders, new jersey, please welcome back bob scarpone.use] bob. >> great to see you again. >> welcome back, bud. >> thank you. >> you just love teaching. i mean, when you walk out, i can feel the excitement. >> yeah, yeah. >> and i know you have some fun stuff you do in the classroom. >> sure, my kids come in the first day of school, they haven't met me before. i will give the first class of the day some idiotic accent. [in british accent] maybe i'll speak with them with a british accent or something. the second class comes along... [imitating marlon brando] i'll give 'em some other kind of something or other. so, you know, they'll talk to each other later, um... [southern accent] and the third class will get maybe something from, uh-- [imitating peter lorre] maybe they'll get this peter lorre accent. [normal voice] and then at lunchtime, they're all talking with each other, they're like, "well, you know, he's the guy that talks with that funny--" "no, he isn't. he's the british guy." "no, he's not. he's the guy from the--" "no, he's the

back in may rudy ran into a burning house on the 1,000 block of flanders road to rescue this one-year-oldephew bryce. >> our folks consistently 24/7, 365, risk their lives for perfect strangers. you risked your life for your nephew. and that's probably harder to know the person that you're going in to rescue. we thank you for what you did. we're glad it work out. god bless you and your entire family, and remember, applications will be open. [ laughter ] >> -- when you're a senior. >> the fire department says the whole familiar dull really good job in saving lives because they had an escape plan and they realized right away that bryce was missing. >>> new jersey family says a bobcat trapped them in their own home. police came to the washington township home in morris county wednesday night after the mall somehow made it inside the house bobcat had cornered the mom and her two young kids in the bathroom. the animal left about an hour later. police say it did not appear to be sick or rabid. no injuries were reported. >>> well having a baby is certainly a joyous occasion for any couple and es

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the raging fire destroyed his home on flanders road in overbrook.n he realized his nephew bryce was still inside rudy says he didn't think twice about running back in. "action news" reporter gray hall asked him the big question. >> reporter: do you feel like you're a hero? >> yes, i do. yes, i do. my family, they proud of me that i did that. they're very proud of me. >> he's batman. that's what he calls himself. it's good. people have been really nice. >> by the way we should show you this. rudy has the batman bat pack to boot. now he is of course a certified real life super hero himself. today's ceremony was supposed to be a surprise but someone slipped because everyone has just been so excited for rudy and so proud of him. gray hall will have more coming up on "action news" at 6:00 but of course you had to ask him, do you feel a hero with all the attention he's getting. first of all he knows he is and we all green line. >> surprised agree. >> surprised or not it does not diminish the accolades. >> cecily tynan is back talking about the weekend. >>

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went to stillman and worked his way through and went to stillman junior college and then went to flanders smith college and ultimately, he became assistant superintendent of the little rock school district, but my life has always been based on my parents. my parents were both teachers and so the importance of education was just talked about all of the time in our family, and i watched my parents teaching in all-black schools where we went and again, when we got ready to graduate from junior high school at the time, was there no middle school then. it was junior high, we expected to follow our older brothers and sisters to the black high school in little rock and what we were told is we'd been picked to go to central to continue the desegregation process, and of course, we didn't want to go. we wanted to follow our older sisters and brothers to the black high school. so 130 of us went into central, and i guess this was after brown and that's what it led to. i was 6 years old when the little rock central was integrated by the little rock nine, but i remember even at 6 years old, i knew the