that's the power of hip-hop. >> hip-hop, today came in as characters.> right. >> if they were going to transform into a movie star tv host billionaire technology mogul, you can see them shape shift. when mick jagger was on screen playing a part you could never get past, that's mick jaggerer up there. >> you always came with a separate identity. in fact one of the identities fm supreme will do something amazing for us next. i want to say thank you to alan light, jennifer gardener. we could go on and on. fm supreme is sticking around. you won't want to miss her performance after the break. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and w

hip-hop, it came from nowhere else.t could have come from nowhere else but the bronx. ♪ i took a walk in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la >>> this is the bronx. you've probably heard about it. you may even have a pretty solid image in your head of what it looks like, what it is like. or maybe you can't picture it at all. the south bronx sounds familiar as a bad thing. and the bronx at one time was said to be burning, wasn't it? for the most part, the bronx is overlooked. the never visited borough in new york city, which is a shame, because the bronx is a magical place, with its own energy, its own food, vibe, and rhythm. you've been to brooklyn. maybe it's time you took a look at the bronx. >> in august of 1973, the sister of d.j. kool herc was holding a birthday the party for herself. in the basement of 1520 sedgwick avenue. as

i know you love hip hop too. >> for me it was digging into these archives and seeing hip hop througha kid part of it, martha documenting its on the street and jenn net. for the museum, we get to see new york as an incubator of ideas. a place to take these ideas share it with the word. >> you do hip hop tours throughout in new york. when you saw -- i think the audience there captured it well. all these years later, 40 years later, b boys inside the new york city museum. talk about a rising. >> it's surreal. we've taken a lot of steps towards legitimacy as far as hip hop is concerned. when you think about the days kaz did graffiti on trains and got chased and out arrested. guys getting arrested in train stations for dancing and stuff like that. that same culture is em compassed in the museum. it's mind blowing. >> it is mind blowing. photographers are brilliant. thank you. great work with this. there's not enough words to describe what this is like. if you're in new york, go see this exhibit. it's brilliant. that does it for this edition of "news nation." kaz was going to rap us out bu

days of hip-hop culture in new york city. the exhibition ranges from about 1977 through 1990. new york city was the birthplace of hip-hop. you see hip-hop as a grassroots movement in the bronx in the late 1970s as emcees and and deejays were performing in high school gymnasiums and small june june venues. we see performances in parks and rec centers of new york city. as things progressed, and in pictures in the later '80s, they're more polished, finished pictures of the musicians as they are having their images made for maybe record labels. those photographs are a bit more about the projection of the style or attitude of an emerging hip-hop industry. you see everyone from salt sand peppa to the beasty boys to african batta or cool herk. the originators. we're hoping that people will take away a sense of the dynamic creativeness of new york in the '70s and '80s, and how this phenomenon that started on the streets of new york grew and spread throughout the world. >> the hip-hop revolution exhibition can be seen until september.

he's had both hips replaced. >> i don't think it broke because of the hip replacement but if it involveshe hip replacement it is more complex to fix. >> reporter: he is an enthusiastic sportsman with bumps and bruises to prove it. he suffered a shoulder injury, a broken nose during a hockey game. this weekend he was in switzerland with iranian diplomates including his counterpart about limiting the country's nuclear program. a key deadline looming at the end of next month. the state department said he will miss a meeting in spain. rather than opt for surgery or treatment overseas, secretary kerry will come to boston massachusetts general hospital to work with the same surgeon that worked on his hips the first in 2009 and the second in 2010. >> ron, thanks a lot. >>> a dangerous scene played out on the streets of new york earlier today. a crane accident sent debris flying from one of the city's high-rise buildings causing injuries to construction workers and pedestrians below. for more we turn to our new york station wnbc. >> good evening, karl. i'm a block away in midtown, manhattan from

i have to wear my hip hop style. >> that is hip hop mom jean savage wearing her neon pants and representinge name, real. today the mom-son duo is bringing a real community coffee house to wincoat we are going grab coffee from somewhere we had to go so far to get good coffee. >> so they created the real market place. >> these are antique lamps here, a corner where people can come in and have some coffee and do some shopping, most of this stuff came from my house jean is working hard in health care for 40 years and real says this is for her so she can get the coffee that keeps her moving and grooving, are you able to get it done because no coffee no working. >> and he loves he can give mom this gift of relaxation and eventually retirement. and we'll have mom kicking back in one of those nice chairs back there. >> i am so happy i can't believe that. and jean makes quite the quiche. >> there is nothing like mom's cooking. >> that is what my son says. >> you can have real's mom's real cooking here. >> this has an jalapeno crust. >> jean is still working at the nazareth hospital and she is cookin

. >>> is hip hop bigger than the beatles? come -- computers think so.ct on the pop music seen in 1991 was more influential than the british invasion. they looked at 17,000 songs that the arrival of rip hop represents the single most important event that shaped the structure of the charts we studied. so were the beatles really let's look at one of their performances at the height of beatle mania. >> ♪ >> how can anyone beat that how can any genre beat that masterpiece? >> i don't want to continue with the show. i want to watch that front to back. >> what do you make of the study? >> it is beatles -- all of the women were like british men! yes! and then in the 90s it was white kids being like i feel dangerous even though i'm protected in my suburb by listening to the music. i was one of those kids. 91dre's "chronic" came out and everybody was like this is amazing. it was like wildfire. i agree with the study. >> do you think the beatles saw this coming? you, camille are a huge fan of hip hop. >> and the beatles. >> especially kanye west. >> that's also tr

the same side where he had hip surgery, the secretary. how serious is an injury like this for a man his age, and how long is the recovery? >> i mean this injury is a serious injury for any age person. you know the femur, the thigh bone is the longest and strongest bone in the body. so to break it you need a lot of force. so you know in someone who is older the bones can be weaker. as you mentioned, jim, he had previous hip replacement surgery. and from what i'm hearing, the fracture was near the top of the thigh bone, so closer to the site of that hip replacement surgery. and you know it doesn't -- still a significant amount of force necessary to cause that fracture. so we understand he was conscious the entire time but it can be very very painful. you can have a significant amount of bleeding as well. but given the fact that they are planning to transport him to the united states i guess that is an indication you can infer that he's stable enough obviously for that transfer to occur. now, in terms of recovery it's a little bit tough to s

, they made that decision. >> you mentioned that hip surgery. he is planning to go back to the same doctor who worked on his hip to have this leg worked on. how valuable is it to go back to the guy who did the hip surgery? >> that is a great question. it's an interesting thing as a surgeon. in some ways there's always nuances and slight things that happen during the operation that you may remember from the last time for example, the surgeon operated on secretary kerry that my influence how he treats this fracture as well. i think there is an advantage to that. could it have still been done where he is over in switzerland? yeah. most likely. these are fairly common in terms of the operation for surgeons who specialize in this area. there is probably enough of an advantage having the same person do it because they know you well and know the operation that was there before. >> not only is he especially active but he is also on the road pretty much around the clock. how long before if he was your patient, how long before you let him get back to work

>> ballet hip hop?wing you a ballet video, they looked at jazz tap, salsa, and hip hop and they found that hip hot was the most active with 57 percent of class time devoted to moderate to vigorous activity. it is true, you bun more calories. >> now mike has the forecast. >> i think it would be fund. you can see the prior in the air encroaching on the golden gate bridge with drizzle and mist for the morning commute and that leave the temperatures at six to nine degrees cooler-than-average during the afternoon hours, traveling around the stay then cloudy and 61 in monterey and upper 70s through the central valley and to chico showers and thunderstorms as you head to lake tahoe at 56 and yosemite is 63 and morning clouds and sunshine in the afternoon mid-to-upper 60s around san diego and los angeles to 89 in mount springs. >> the metering lights have been turned on and we have traffic stacking upcoming in from the east bay to san francisco, also and we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge so be car

we'll be featuring r&b as well as a little bit of hip hop. it's going to be lx, the fix. >> are these free concerts? do you have to pay? >> no, they're free concerts. they're going to be going on for the whole summer starting today and ending october 30. so it's the first and third friday of each month, 4:00 to 6:30. >> these pictures look as if -- i've never been to the theater. i apologize. is some of it outside and inside? >> it's all outside but the stage itself is covered. also the important part is the concerts are being put on to support our veterans as well as -- [indiscernible] veterans in the sense of employment as well as homelessness. and then youth when it comes to advanced youth development and lifestyle choices. we want to make sure we hit those two. i'm a firm believer that music is the one thing that can bring it all together. >> we have such a big veteran population and a big homeless problem here in the d.c. area so that will help two causes. >> help two causes and we all take -- if we all take the time, each person help on

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had that hip replacement in 2009 and knee surgery in 2005. a few years ago and jaw surgery. it's helpful to have a doctor who understands everything that's been going on for the patient. it can make a difference. >> if you were your patient, how long before you would give him the okay to go back to work? this is a busy guy. >> he's very very busy. he traveled to more than 60 countries since he's been secretary of state. would you typically tell a patient it takes at least six months to heal. it depends on the fracture they had. about six months. healing time is a ballpark measure. it depends how serious it is and how well they do after surgery. you take all those things into account. >> dr. yasmin thank you. >>> in a few hours, five taliban leaders freed in a prison exchange could be allowed to travel freely. we'll get an update on negotiations. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a

kerry broke his foot in a biking accident this morning in france and given the injury cite is near his hip replacement, and he will go back to the doctor that did the prior surgery, and the secretary is in stable condition and never lost consciousness and he is expected to make a full recovery. secretary kerry is in good spirits and is grateful to the tprepb skpfp swiss authorities, i am told, and doctors who assisted him immediately after the accident. the secretary regrets not being able to meet in spain. the state department says the secretary plans to participate in the counter isis coalition meeting remotely from his hospital bed broombly in boston. cnn's senior international correspondent, nic robertson, is on the phone outside of geneva switcherland. what do we know about the circumstances of the bicycle accident. >> reporter: number one, it's a beautiful day here, and this was not inclement weather conditions, and what we know is secretary kerry was cycling and negotiating his way around a curb when the indications are it's not clear if he struck the curb or what he struck while ne

, obviously yes he does look "hip." >> you must be in tune. >> it makes the look.ee how he does with the kiss. >> and the gloves. >> stay tuned. >> we have a military track record in question lands a marin county man on the hotseat and what he did to raise more eyebrows and put the f.b.i. on his trail. stay tuned. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 36 months interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery! are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good friday evening. that is where we are going today much it sounds better. >> i am eric thomas. on this "little" friday. we will check traffic with leyla and weather with mike. is it unusual for the storm

. >> i have to wear my hip hop style. >> reporter: that's hip hop mom jean savage and representing for her son shaken who goes by the stage name real. >> how are you? >> reporter: today the mom son duo is bringing a real community coffeehouse to wyncote inspired by family tradition. >> sunday we're going to grab some coffee from somewhere, we had to go so far to get the coffee. >> reporter: they created the real marketplace. >> these are antique lamps here. >> reporter: there's a little corner you can come in have a coffee and do some shopping. >> most of the stuff came from my house. >> reporter: jean has been working hard in healthcare for 40 years and real said this is for her so she can get the coffee that keeps her moving and grooving. >> reporter: no coffee no working. and he loves that he could give mom this gift of relaxation and eventually retirement. >> i would say within a month or so, we'll have mom kicking back in one of those nice chairs full time. >> i'm so happy i can't believe it. >> reporter: if you're in for home cooking jean makes quite the nd spin issue pie. >> she

. >>> adding hip-hop to your class schedule these students are learning way more than just dance moves from old school brake dancers. the performance that has brought a packed house to its feet. >>> and hooters waitress stops to save a customer's life why she did it, coming up dave. >>> national weather service just expanded the flash flood watch, now including berks county lehigh county upper bucks county. this trend may continue with that rain moving in. i'll show you when you can expect to see the heaviest rain in the forecast. coming up. >>> ♪ >> delaware church congregation that knows the biden family very well is grieving the the loss of 46 year-old beau biden. he died yesterday, a brain cancer. the state of the delaware just shaken by this loss. former attorney general was incredibly well respected and incredibly well like in the first state. >> fox 29's sabina kuriakose spoke to those who knew him this morning. >> it is just hard. >> forty-six is awfully young. it is just terrible. >> a tragedy. >> reporter: prayers and thoughts of remembrance for beau biden and his family pari

here with somebody but you have a screaming baby on your hip.ou can't always focus on this thing in front of you. >> reporter: her husband vincent said he feels helpless watching her suffer every day. >> i'm a fixer. i can't fix her. and to not be able to help her just tears me apart. >> if it wasn't for the pain medication i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: tricia started taking fentanyl citrate the generic version actiq, a powerful pain killer in 2010. she takes three doses a day. back then she said she paid 50 cents a dose and today $30 a dose. an increase of 6,000%. >> what changed in the formula the manufacturing, what changed that justified such a cost increase? >> reporter: these are questions asked across the country as patients and pharmacists report alarming increases in the prices of certain jenner in i drug -- generic drugs. >> in 15 years i have never seen a price increase like this. >> reporter: in the span of one year blood pressure medication captopril jumped 2700%. >> the prices are ridiculous. they are like i can't afford this. i

. >> i'm not getting in a fight with you stupid i have a gun on my hip. >> he has a license and can carry a severe weapon. his video goes black and he pulls the concealed weapon. >> i'm putting you down i'm putting you down. these guys came after me. >> christopher claims these people kept coming at him even though he had the weapon drawn and gun on the trigger. >> domestic type thing. >> i have no idea who they are. >> christopher cantwell is known as being an outspoken person against the police department but in this moment he says he was incredibly grateful and a applauded them for their calm and the way they treated the situation. the police department told us christopher did have a right to pull his weapon. the police also told us no charges ended up being filed. >> hey, i'm not getting in a fight with you stupid i've got a gun on my hip. >> three days the family in this house has been hearing this sound. >> awe, kitten. >> that kitten has been trapped in the wall for three days. they had to cut several holes in the wall to reach down and get it. they've got some kind of contraption

the injury is near the site of a previous hip operation.or who performed the hip surgery. a spokesman says the secretary is in good spirits and is expected to make a full recovery. kerry was in switzerland for talks on the nuclear program and was expected to travel to paris to meet with foreign ministers about isis. he's expected to participate in the meeting now via video conference. >>> up next the long road to integration. if in the new york city fire department. still to come a special performance by the award winning pew sigs, terrence blan card. we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer your questions backed by a trusted network of attorneys. so visit us today for legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. the network that monitors her health. the secure cloud services that store her genetic data the servers and software on a mission to find the perfect match. and the mom who gets to he

they are using hip hop to lure young recruits to the front lines of a deadly war.are marketing smiling children selling a false version of life under isis rule. even using a fighter with model good looks to promote their cause. some videos target women with a direct appeal. >> we have houses. we have security. >> reporter: what he doesn't say is women are raped and sold in to slavery. the on-line messaging slick. more settle than the vicious beheading videos the public is more familiar with. the production values top notch. as good as any commercial you can see in the u.s. top law enforcement officials tell abc news the country faces an unprecedented threat. the most sophisticated marketing and social media campaign ever devised by a terrorist organization. >> they are shooting out in to the interfear 90,000 messages a day. >> john carlin heads the justice department's security division and warns isis pruks are a new threat that every american family needs to be aware of. >> it is to millions of people across the globe. what they are trying to do is convince young

. >> hip hip hooray! >> the traditional hat toss for more than 1,000 graduates at the u.s. naval academy today. they went from midshipmen and women to officers in the navy or marine corps. vice president joe biden told them many will be stationed in the asia pacific region to help manage emerging issues before they develop into a bigger conflict. >>> ocean city is welcoming vacationers for the big kickoff this summer, but this year there's a big change. scott broom went to the beast today where the city started a smoking ban -- beach today where the city started a smoking ban on the sidewalk and in the sand. >> reporter: the smoking ban was started primarily as a public health issue, but litter is another big problem. >> i'm all for it. i don't like smoke. i don't like it around my kids. >> kind of challenging you can't smoke. >> reporter: some smokers are still trying to keep it the down low. >> you feel you're free to smoke outdoors. >> reporter: after decades of raking the beach and turning up thousands and thousands of butts, butts that wildlife are known to heat, ocean

. >> he dislocated his hip and had to be carried for miles off this mountain.hy does the injured hiker have to pay thousands of dollars? >> you ever feel like you keep running and running like that but you can't lose the weight? why going to the gym could be making you fat. all of us fat. >> you don't want to go any more. >> in 1985 radium was first tested as a cure for cancer. >> amtrak went into service in 1971. over the death of freddie gray as brand new information emerging about what caused his injuries inside that police van. live team coverage moments away. >> doctor oz stopped. the big blow to the famous tv doctor amid questions about his medical advice. >> the hero child on the end of the phone line. >> i don't know what mom is doing but i need someone's help. >> the life saving phone call that will have every parent reminding their children about 911. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you and your family. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am anna kooiman. >> i am heather childers. it is -- in for heather childers. >> i am

in the world of hip-hop radio, there's one morning show crew that's head and shoulders above everyonelse as far as popularity and power. of course we're talking about new york's power 105, the breakfast club. in 2010, radio personalities dee they were offered a chance to form a brand new radio show together on new york's power 105.1. before long they collectively accepted the opportunity, branded themselves as the breakfast club and quickly developed a reputation for getting the most out of every guest. >> how y'all doing me like that. >> i can't help but think that. >> the world's most dangerous morning show, right? >> the breakfast club. >> why do you think it is that celebs are so scared to come on the show? >> they know if they come to us they're going to get asked honest questions and their p.r. people can't say, don't ask my person that. >> that's what's wild is that you would think they would not want that, but yet they still come. >> because i think it's important. we're syndicated so it's a lot of exposure. if you have something that you want to do and get out there, it's kin

if you look at rappers like jay-z and you look at what is going on in hip-hop "empire," if you will, the new "hit" series on fox -- thug is glorified. a black man calling his woman a hoe and a b-i-t-c-h and a c-u-n-t, that is like coulter. you see it played out in the street, you see it played out in music, you see it played out in a lot of ways that black america is consuming media if you will and young black males, because they lack black role models in their home, look to that and say i want to be a boller like that, i want to go thugging like that. and finally, one other thing the caller with a -- i have not walked in people's shoes, i have not been profiled -- i have been profiled many times. i have been pulled over in richmond virginia those in graduate school, was pulled over by the police coming back from a dinner date. i do not like it, but i put up with it because the reality is we are blacks, we make ourselves suspicious because we are committing more of a crime. isn't it funny that we complain about profiling and all of this, and what happened in baltimore, in ferguson? w

. >> reporter: he's also had ten broken bones including a broken hip during a half marathon. >> the nextmy leg off the ground. >> you ran every day on a broken hip. >> yeah. >> reporter: jon coaches track at notre dame high school. enzo wright doesn't quite know what to make of his coach. >> it's not human in my opinion. i don't know. he really gives us something to live up to. what would it take for you not to run? >> death. it's not what i do. it's who i am. i am a runner. runners run. >> reporter: and that's why jon sutherland hasn't taken a day off since 1969. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> what's your excuse for not working out today after watching that. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on norah o'donnell's interview with attorney general loretta lynch. >>> plus legal analyst rickey kleman looks at whether you should be paid overtime for answering work-related phone calls after hours. >>> and taya kyle, the widow of american sniper chris kyle shares a note to herself. that's the cbs news for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great memori

or hip or fee knee replacement. >> just know what is involved in the procedure, and it will give youealistic understanding, they certainly are experts in what happened after they have had a surgery. >> such valuable information thank you so much for being here. while there are a wide range of devices there are have the little to diagnose early on. part of a team who are on their way to detecting several types of cancer in less than 60 months and they are using a simple blood sample, and the cloud. leakages are disappearing around the globe, meet a team that has turned to the web and gaming to not obvious preserve, but make it a part of every day life. >> tonight. pop-rock, new wave icon kate pierson. >> woo! woo! woo! woo! >> revealing the secrets behind her biggest hits. >> i can express myself in a different way. >> her latest controversial track. >> i was very taken aback. >> and making a long lasting impact on the world. >> i have to just be myself. >> every sunday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see chan

why makers of a hip-hop video are going to federal court. >> a former executive is among the dead and how he changed their lives forever. >> the delayed departure of a cruise liner and virus that was spread among the passengers. >> tonight, thunder, rain hail, and lightning. a burst of spring weather throughout the bay area, bringing 66 strikes in just a half hour. good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> here is what's happening where you live the storm brought a lot of rain to the south bay. not everyone was prepared for the storm. people there did what they could to try to stay dry. >> hail in the north bay. you can see this afternoon, in east bay, rain created trouble for drivers trying to navigate the streets. >> similar scene on the peninsula. you can see rain on 280 this morning was heavy at times. spencer, what's happening out there now? >> storms are weakening. there is a batch of showers moving well north and the area of showers down into the south bay moving east. moving across the bay, here is a closer look. you can see wet weather is pushing towards newark. this is an isolated are

or hip or fee knee replacement. >> just know what is involved in the procedure, and it will give youealistic understanding, they certainly are experts in what happened after they have had a surgery. >> such valuable information thank you so much for being here. while there are a wide range of devices there are have the little to diagnose early on. part of a team who are on their way to detecting several types of cancer in less than 60 months and they are using a simple blood sample, and the cloud. leakages are disappearing around the globe, meet a team that has turned to the web and gaming to not obvious preserve, but make it a part of every day life. >> every day is another chance to be strong. >> i can't get bent down because my family's lookin' at me. >> to rise, to fight and to not give up. >> you're gonna go to school so you don't have to go war. >> hard earned pride. hard earned respect. hard earned future. >> we can not afford for one of us to lose a job. we're just a family that's trying to make it. >> a real look at the american dream. "hard earned". premiers sunday, 10:00 e

hip, tool and technology oriented. could be luking fb you. >> i love it. it's great food but it's expensive. live from london thank you so much. still ahead on "way too early," pick a saying, what goes up must come down or the bigger they are, the harder they fall. shaq we'll have the story behind that embarrassing spill on live tv and we continue to follow or story this morning on weather. bill karins will tell us which areas now should be on the lookout. this is ongoing. - more than a billion people visit social networking sites every month. and chances are, your kids are visiting them too. so talk to them about what they publish and post and what they don't publish and post like--like phone numbers addresses, and things they might regret someday. have an open dialogue with them, and help your kids navigate the internet safely. the more you know. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about vi

i dabbled into hip-hop. i dabbled into hip-hop. i was so excited when you had ja rule on the show. introduced hip-hop to the fox business. melissa: i was hoping he had as scionti with him. >> i nod idea who he was. melissa: come on. >> cultural black hole. i have no idea. when i got topics who is that? i never heard of that. ja rule? >> mr. ruel. melissa: did you happen to google see literally everywhere. >> gone viral. you were trending. melissa: i, all i can say is that maybe there is more interest in the selection than we think. -- election. maybe millenials are very invested. maybe they wonder where ja rule is and maybe next album coming out. >> word. >> seemed like a very nice person. >> i don't know if he would play his lyrics on your show. i looked at that too. i don't think that happens. melissa: probably not. >> when he talks i guess youth listen. melissa: there you go. >> you -- melissa: i don't know. >> referenced two together. >> i don't even know who that is. melissa: bless your heart. thanks, guys. president is hoot shooting -- dana dives into the new book that detail

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. >> no but jenn fred would certainly know about it, she is hip. >> very hip. >> around some bulbs right, in new jersey. >> they come to up her hips. >> i love me some bulbs and some first zombies out of the way first say hell tow marry ellen actually grows those, mike, you know the shark that's lost in new jersey? her name is mayor eli. and your name? >> mayor he lee. >> so her spirit animal. >> spirit animal. >> i love we got the official business out of the way. so we've grown all of these beautiful things in our garden. gee to try and make one every these cutting arrangements. and it looks awful. >> okay. >> because we're rookies okay? bring it. >> so something that we find really easies finds a vase, which is, you know, ceramic or pottery or something. so clear don't see all of the mess and the stems and the leaves. take all of the leaves off anyway. >> you should? >> you should. because that will grow bacteria in your without err. >> okay. >> so inside the vase, we put this chicken wire, which you get at home depo. just going to casino of help us support the stems. >> again you can

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day i could barely lift my leg off the ground. >> reporter: you ran every day on a broken hip. >> yeahoaches track at notre dame high school. enzo wright doesn't quite know what to make of his coach. >> he's not human in my opinion but he really gives us something to live up to. >> reporter: what would it take for you not to run? >> death. it's not what i do. it's who i am. i am a runner. runners run. >> reporter: and that's why jon sutherland hasn't taken a day off since 1969. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and we'll continue our streak tomorrow night. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> tonight, this man is locked up accused of trying to snatch a little girl just steps from her own home. the traffic infraction that got him noticed and led to his arrest. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. campbell police say if it weren't for the brave victim and her sharp memory the suspect may still be on the street. kpix 5's maria medina joins us now

running every day i got a new hip for christmas.[laughter] doctor told me no running right away and if i'm smart i'll go biking and swimming and treadmilling those other things. so i miss my running right now. so i can't -- i don't know if i can keep my promise to the doc. [laughter] i do something every day. thanks for your question. and your service. >> if there are no more questions. thank you. >> thank you. have a great day. enjoy this wonderful washington d.c. weather. [applause] >> booktv >> booktv is on @witter andtt facebook. we want to hear from a you. tweet us, twitter.com/booktv.tt or post a comment on our facebook page. facebook.com/booktv. >>> it is memorial day weekend on booktv. three full days of nonfiction authors and books. some of the topics that we're featuring this weekend include the iraq war, america's infrastructure, terrorism washington, d.c. and the civil war, and first ladies. some of the authors you will hear from include former senator george mitchell, cornel west, dana perino and walter isaacson. for a

news" at 10:00. >> we went from all of your music, to complete silence. >> i would like to hear some hip hop, though. >> what do you want to hear? i'll try to look up a song for you that's pc for the morning. >> lou about the neighbors -- >> we cannot hear that on tv, no. >> ♪ ♪ >> i want to think about you ♪ ♪ >> judge oh, ja rule. >> on the tip of my tongue. >> no. it was not. >> he's from minneapolis right? >> what makes you think that? >> i don't know, just made it up. >> sue serio? >> you know where we're going for spring fling today? >> going to media pennsylvania. >> you know why it is called media, pennsylvania, well why it is called media? >> because it is halfway between, it's right in the middle of delaware county, the county seat, of delaware county, the courthouse is there. and somebody told me there were more lawyers per capita in media than any other county in the state of pennsylvania. that could be the case. a loft law firms in media. because, well, the courthouse is right there. >> slip and falls are there? >> well, you know, going to the court diner. thus the name. all

with a 12 gauge shotgun i pistol whipped her on her hip. which took a chunk about a quarter size out of her hip. she was disfigured, i guess. her face, couldn't really look at her and see it was her. >> christina meadows also knew her victim. she and her cousin got into a fight that escalated into a vicious assault. >> i hit her so many times in the same spot, you know, it made a gash from up here to down here. she was 6 foot tall and weighed 350 pounds. i was about a buck 30. i did so much damage they said that i had to have a weapon, which i didn't have a weapon. when you hit somebody repeatedly over and over, especially in your head, it's thin skin, it's going to eventually bust open. when you're hyped up on drugs, you're capable of anything. >> hitting her with just your hands? >> yes, hitting her with my hands. yeah. >> what happened to your hands? >> nothing. >> meadows hands got her into more trouble in prison. she had been at a minimum security facility but after several fights with other inmates was transferred to the segregation u

i give props to hip hop, so hip hop hooray. no.guys, welcome -- [ cheers and applause ] it felt like that audience. it felt like that energy. welcome, you're here; you made it. you're at "the tonight show." welcome, everybody. thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. we've got a hot show tonight. great show, you guys. we have both snoop dogg and bill o'reilly on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] in other words, we have one guy who leans to the right, and another who passes to the left. [ laughter ] it is very interesting. let's get to the news here. there are reports that hillary clinton is adding people to her campaign team who will focus on preventing scandals. in other words, they just follow bill around and go, "no! [ laughter ] put her down. put her down! no! get! bill, bill!" [ applause ] did you see this? in a new interview, r&b singer ne-yo said that hillary clinton is his favorite candidate, and that if he wrote a song about her it would be called "superwoman." you know, 'cau

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on-the-job training. >> it is -- everybody's shooting from the hip. but they should take advantage of it now and start looking and understanding what needs to happen and put something in place. >> if you listen to the candidates, nia, it looks like stop-and-frisk is going to end in philadelphia. what do you think of that? >> to a degree, it may end in philadelphia, but i believe that there will be policies that will be put in place to try to achieve the same goals. so we're really talking about reforming how it is that we deal with policing. community policing is something that has worked, continues to work. it does require investment, and, again, it gets down to choices like all budgets get down to choices and decisions. and that has to be something, as a wider community, we're all invested in. i mean, on social media, there were people talking about freddie gray and probably almost as many people talking about the eagles' draft. >> you know, talking about the election, over the years, some have criticized lynne abraham for not aggressively prosecuti