this is gracie, and she is at a concert fund-raiser in south carolina. the band playing is party on the moon, and they called her up on stage so they could serenade her to bruno mars' just the way you are. the song starts playing and generally when kids are put on the spotlight they get really shy, right? not gracie. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> she immediately starts breaking into dance as the song is playing. just busting some moves. >> this looks choreographed, too. >> doesn't it? i hate to break it to party on the moon, she stole the show. >> who cares about the lead singer of the band, she's the star. >> everybody was into it. listen to the crowd. we wanted to know more so we reached out via skype right this minute we have gracie all the way from south carolina. so you are not shy at all? >> not really. >> gracie, what made you decide to just bust a move up there? >> it's boring sitting in this chair. you need to do something. >> why did they invite you on stage? >> well, there was this boy dancing on there at first and i thought that wasn't fair so i went up there and

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. >> gracie, what do you want to pick?um. >> arugula. >> one day we're at the supermarket, and this is after the tower garden appeared, and she grabbed a sugar pea and started eating it. wow, i can't believe she's eating this. >> did you eat snap peas off the tower gashe garden? >> no, we ate them all. >> they'll ask for kale, so we'll pull it off and we'll wash it and off they go running off to the sandbox with a piece of kale out of their mouth. >> what is this? >> it's eating the afids. >> what do you think the impact would be if every kid had this in schools. >> i think it would seriously shut down fast food as we know it. people have learned the value of eating healthy. >> vertical farming is not a new idea. it's been around forever. >> so what the innovation? >> the innovation is how inexpensive and reachable this particular system is. so all of a sudden anybody can go buy these tower gardens, and it's being mass produced, and it's something that used to be a custom job. >> i want one for my house, an it will be my p

his dog gracie was doing damage scratching the back door to communicate she wanted to go out. >> onene of the big staples easy buttons. we have all seen. wouldn't it be funny if gracie would actually use it. >> let's listen. >> not expecting her to do anything. we were at the table. she went up and pushed it. we heard, that was easy. we just looked at each other and said this is a great idea. ♪ i got to go >> chad had got to go buttons made up. he's marketing them by himself. wal-mart's get on the shelf competition. he made it into the second round. i have a feeling if wal-mart doesn't pick him up. a lot of people should pick him up. >> it could be huge, right? i want one of the gotta go buttons. sounds great. >> want to thank you for sending pictures of your dog to help us celebrate national dog day. we want to share them. let's get right to it. jonathan sending us this photo. what a cutie pie. casey from brooklyn heights, new jersey. very happy looking dog there. >> heather from louisville, kentucky mailed this picture of her dog allie ratchett. what does she want to know. >> bubbl

thank you gracy, very much. thank you. [ applause ] >> she told me that i would be a good candidate for city build academy. and i'm here now standing. and as a representative, addressing city build academy cycle 16 super stars... >> and the most valued experience with city build academy was being accepted at my age, but my heart and my hard work paid off. since completing the city build academy, i like this change. personally speaking, i now have a life long career. and i'm thankful for that. >> personally, excuse me, professionally, personally, speaking to the city build academy is such a great program that people from other cities and states have come to observe and to ask students questions about the program. and i think that is huge, if you have someone coming from another city and another state to city our program, that means that we set a standard by far. >> when we say to someone interested in city build. i would say, if you are serious about changing your life in the best way possible, i would stay and t

host: gracie, thank you for your input this morning. mr. fry.uest: in terms of four-year colleges, 3004-year colleges in america, there is another 1702- year colleges, there is a lot of choice there. a very growing segment of american higher education has been what is called the private, for-profit. a bitend to be on average more expensive. we do know that students take on more debt in order to be able to pursue those institutions are at the same time, one of the reasons that they are growing is -- in popularity, why students are going to them, or they serve certain needs and flexibility that other kinds of higher education institutions are not providing. so this issue of both how expensive it is to go to college and the rice in expense and who should pay for it is an issue that we are currently debating. is theeesburg, virginia, source of our next call. karen on the independent line. caller: good morning. when my kids were younger, everybody ask this question, what do you want to be when you go all -- when you grow up. as parents, our response

. >> and what is that on aunt gracie's back. >> she probably never saw it. >> but you will if you dare. >> oh, my god! >> holy [ bleep ]. >> shut it down. shut it down. >>> never a good idea in my opinion to get into a road rage incident when you are riding a motorcycle. right there, see that white car? kind of swerved into the lane of the motorcycle rider. that motorcycle rider did not like that one bit. gives him a piece of his mind as he drives by. then the guy in the car seems to do it again. well, that move sparks several minutes of backe and forth rage. the driver gets in front of the car. the biker is not alone. he's got friends. so they box this car in and slow down. eventually that car squirts by and takes off. now the next minute is a chase. >> so stupid. just let it go. there's nothing worth it. >> the bikers do catch up with that car again. they want to fight this guy now? >> looks like it. the driver pulls up ahead but here's where it gets real dangerous. >> oh! >> the guy in the car slams it in reverse. just smashes into the guy's bike. that pushes his bike into one of hi

how about you, gracie? good job. you're hired. so yeah, there's a huge opportunity here for sugar companies, food companies, research and development companies in food to just rethink all of their products and start, really, a whole new economy of sweetened products that have no sugar added, sweetened products or sugar substitutes. suck on it like a cough drop. there you go. go ahead and eat your lemon. >> is it sweet? or sour? >> sweet. >> sweet. >> all right. so our overnight sourdough waffles are done, and we're going to sit down and eat. we have carrot cake and caramel apple sauce. >> caramel apple. >> how are the sauces? >> caramel cakcakey. >> jeff cantu's kids are crazy about the berry. but would it work with people today? >> if we're not risking anything, we're probably not in no vating. >> he introduces something he calls flavor tipping on ice. >> it uses a whole lot of lawyer time. originally ing was going to be a tripping experience from the very beginning and that probably would have sunk the restaurant telling people

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i don't think being in gracie mansion is the help he needs. >>> "vanity fair" picks its best dressed people. >> did you make it. >> neither of us again. >> your bra strap shows all the time, hoda. >> here are the women who were on "vanity fair's" best dressed list. beyonce, charlize theron, brooke shields. >> yeah. >> always been classically beautiful. >> and kate middleton, the dutchess of cambridge. >> who might go down as the cutest pregnant woman ever. even when her little dress was flying high, when she wasn't doing it to end up on "inside edition," it's just the wind, you know, it wasn't contrived. it wasn't to get a reality show, it was just because it was windy. and she was a lady about even that. that's what i miss, hoda. i miss ladies in this world. i miss gentlemen. >> i know. well, justin timberlake's a gentleman and he made the list for guys. also they did the fashionable couples, gisele and tom brady. that's really -- here's a fashion original. keith richards. they gave him that honor. >> he rocks that bandanna. if you want more, go to vanityfair.com to see the list. ma

de blasio: will you live in gracie mansion? >> hell, yes. [laughter] >> yes. >> well, my wife and i, we love our house, but we'll be glad to live in gracie mansion. >> i think it's a jinx to answer questions like that before you have the answer to move in. >> it's the people's home, yes. >> with me, my wife and my six children are going there. [applause] >> moderator: mr. wiener, if you had to have one of your rivals here on stage to work in your administration, who would it be and what job would you give them? we'll ween sal albanese in charge of early childhood development. >> who would i select? reverend -- [inaudible] >> for what job? >> chaplain. [laughter] >> moderator: mr. liu? liu: >> i think i'd be looking for all new faces. nobody many. >> moderator: ms. quinn. kip quinn bill thompson to make sure our minority-owned business work gets to the best level it could. >> moderator: mr. thompson. thompson: i don't think i'm taking any jobs in any of the administrations. if there was, the reverend in the mayor's office of tate-based -- fai

if you arelasio, elected, will you live in gracie mansion? i will let the people decide that. >> that was not a yes or no. >> held yes. >> my wife and i, we love our house, but we will be glad to live there. >> i think it is a jinx to answer questions like that before you have the option to move in, so i will not answer. >> it is the people's's house, so, yes. >> mr. wiener, if you have to have one of your rivals on the stage to work in your administration, who would it be, and what job would you give him? in charge ofse early childhood development. >> thank you, mr. mayor. >> who would i select? the reverend. chaplain. >> mr. liu? freshill be looking for people with new faces. nobody. >> ms. quinn. >> bill thompson to make sure the minority owned businesses of women get to the best level. >> i do not think i am taking any jobs in the administration. if it was, reverend salgado in faith-based development. to all ofoffer a job them, but i do not know if they will accept them. >> take one, and give them a job. >> pick one? i would like to say s

if you arelasio, elected, will you live in gracie mansion? i will let the people decide that. >> that was not a yes or no. >> held yes. >> my wife and i, we love our house, but we will be glad to live there. >> i think it is a jinx to answer questions like that before you have the option to move in, so i will not answer. >> it is the people's's house, so, yes. >> mr. wiener, if you have to have one of your rivals on the stage to work in your administration, who would it be, and what job would you give him? in charge ofse early childhood development. >> thank you, mr. mayor. >> who would i select? the reverend. chaplain. >> mr. liu? freshill be looking for people with new faces. nobody. >> ms. quinn. >> bill thompson to make sure the minority owned businesses of women get to the best level. >> i do not think i am taking any jobs in the administration. if it was, reverend salgado in faith-based development. to all ofoffer a job them, but i do not know if they will accept them. >> take one, and give them a job. >> pick one? i would like to say s