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hooray! hooray! hooray! whoo-hoo! yeah! cusack: and so the afternoon wore on. peep and chirp played kickball while quack dreamt about his favorite thing-- ducks-- until... hey, it's quack. shh, he's asleep. really? you think? hey, quack, are you asleep?! what are you doing? hey, go away! be gone. leave the duck alone. hey, that feels great. you try it, quack. ( quack sputters ) give me my hat. blue jay: in a minute. two. in two minutes. three. blue jays: in three minutes we'll give it back. stop it. chirp: go find some other duck to bother. okay, okay. we were just playing catch. here, catch. ( quack gasps, blue jay caws ) my hat! i'm ruined! i dropped it, and the wind took it... and threw it into the jar. can you believe it? it wasn't the wind. it was you, and you'd better go get it. relax. not a problem. we'll get it out. we have the perfect plan. we always manage. it's perfect. ( sighs ) just a little to the left. no, the other left. blue jay: nope, too far. too close, too close. too close. both: there you go! perfect! quack: what are you doing? put me down!

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i had copies, hooray, hooray. but people came in right away asking for it who i don't think knew about it before. right. (paulson) how many copies before the controversy and how many after? it sold 13,000 copies a day before the controversy, which was in late november. and on january 1st, it was up to 100,000. [audience gasps] and that--that really reinforces, carolivia-- astonishing. yeah, hooray, hooray, yes. every country has its own siberia, and that's our siberia, yeah. (blume) nevertheless, we would rather not-- it's true; isn't it funny? be censored. and what i'm hearing here is very interesting, because we're hearing two examples of books that were challenged because they offended this group or that group. and i'm not talking about page 200 and whatever-- right. and whatever that reference to sexuality is-- which is different. i mean, this is a growing problem. i see it as a growing problem where it was once-- you know, the extreme religious right that came after my books. it's as if everyone now has permi

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i guess ducks know best. ( both exclaiming ) hooray! you got it!now what their toy was... ( giggling ) cusack: but you know what? i don't think it really matters anymore. ( laughing ) look at that! it's a swing. ( yells ) could you move a little bit? yes, that's good. okay, that's right. oh, over to the side. if you just scoonch that way a little bit, and then, oh, hmm... quack! there we go! that's it! perfect. ( laughing ) girl: that's me and that's kiana. we're looking for things to make things. we're recycling. i found this. ( giggles ) girl: and this is, like, a pie container. this place is our workshop. i'll make a hat. girl: kiana is using a rubber band to attach her hat. i like the hat, kiana. thanks. it's floppy. ( both laughing ) girl: this is one of my beads. the cap. ( rattling ) girl: it's a musical necklace. see how it makes noise? this is just made out of junk. i didn't really need scissors or tape or anything really expensive. now it's a drum. ( slapping simple rhythm ) ( scraping ) girl: we are making some nice musical instruments.

. >> hip, hip hooray. >> reporter: they are already talking about where the 35th america's cup should set sail. >> of course, here. >> yeah, i would love to have it back. >> reporter: at the victory celebration, ellison didn't commit. >> we would love to come back to san francisco. again, it's a beautiful place to have a regatta. this is a spectacular a, but we're going to sit down and talk to the officials in san francisco and see if that's going to be possible. >> reporter: with thousands swarming the embark dare owe, they are hoping they anchor a deal for number 35. >> wake up. because i don't think that san francisco could ever buy the public relations this has brought. >> reporter: now while we don't know where the next competition will be, we do know this concert venue will be here for a few more weeks. another show is scheduled in october. >>> quite an experience for a lot of us today. thank you. our coverage continues later in this newscast and on line. we have more on today's historic come back, including a slide show of photos at nbc bay area.com. >>> several new development

. >> hooray for his accountant. >> thank you. a 16-year-old high school student in southern california is making history by being crowned its first trans gender home coming queen. cathy campbell was honored at maria high. she broke down in tears as you can see there, right there in front of the crowd saying she hoped her milestone can be a guiding light for others. >> so proud to win this, not just for me but for everyone out there and for every kid, you know, trans gender, gay, bi-sexual, straight, black, white, mexican, asian. it doesn't matter. you can be yourself. >> campbell began taking hormone injections this year and documented her journey on youtube. >> taiwan's panda can you be is getting ready. she gained nearly 11 pounds and started to gain her hearing as well. she was born more than two months ago at the taipei zoo where the staff shows she has been biting things which says her teeth are coming out. she will be cared for until she is ready to meet the public. that does it. thanks so much. i am morgan radford. >> why

. >> hooray! look of some of the bay ar's busiest streets.ng how u look at it - it could be a >>> they can't be doing that. it ruins it for all the working guys out here. >> it wouldn't just transform the look of some of the bay area's busiest streets. depending how you look at it, it could be a transit rider's dream. or a driver's nightmare. a big change coming to some big streets in san francisco. the idea? force people to change the way they get around. we can tell you right now, many are not going to like it. kpix 5's phil matier is live along van ness avenue where cars will take a back seat to bullet buses. >> reporter: that's right, elizabeth. here we are, van ness avenue. and as you can see, traffic is backed up, it's moving slow at the rush hour here. but the idea is to try to get it moving faster with a bullet bus. but it's going to take some trade-offs. here's the story. >> reporter: this is how van ness avenue looks today and this is how it will look after the planned $125 million bullet bus system goes in. with two lanes to be set

has one final hooray >> gary: that's madden and the they sports.ea sports >> i told him could gain a good job he didn't give me anything back. >> gary: sherman tsks playing around a little bit and says harbaugh did not enjoy in the greeting. the bottom line is that chicken show off. all you can do is beat up seattle next time around. >> gary: in sports. colin kaepernick and niners coach jim harbaugh get a little. "in your face". from one of his former stanford players turned n-f-l adversary. gary will tell you what happened. next!!! >> gary: take a lookhard to call this a snubsherman tapped harbaugh after the game and immediately jogged away. >> gary: harbaugh asked about it later and said he didn't even realize it was sherman until later.then >> gary: sherman played for harbaugh at stanford >> gary: ian williams injury >> gary: 49ers lost starting nose tackle ian williams for the season after he suffered a broken ankle in the first quarter >> gary: happened when seattle's right guard j.r. sweezy cut blocked him. >> gary: after the game 49ers lineb

aviva: hip-hippo hooray, we're going in! look at him go! hippity hop, hippity hop. oh, hi, little hipster! hipster, look out! crocodile! aviva: i thought hippos ruled the river. martin: yeah, but crocs will grab a calf if they get a chance! momma opotamus to the rescue! aviva: whew, that was close! where's hipster? there! what's he doing? aviva: the disc! hipster found the disc! martin: oh yeah! let's go! oh no! he's heading back! mayday! mayday! mayday! mayday! whoa! yuck. what's with this slimy rock? hey, you're not a rock. (howling) you're a hippo. so that means this is not slime, it's natural hippo sunscreen. thanks, bud! i wish our skin made a natural sunscreen like yours does. whoa! ugh! got to go. got to keep my eye on tusker. if he finds that hippo sub in his river, there could be trouble! (grunting) and there's the trouble. martin! aviva! come in! that's it, try to get past that big beasty varmint. oh, and we may just be too busy to help if they get in a jam! (laughing) whoa! ugh! martin: follow that hippo! alright,

(nick and sally) hooray! follow that kite. ♪ look out cat! press the floatamaboater!i'm hot! phew! me too! allow me! a gentle breeze to cool you. hey! that fan is making wind. clever huh? if we had a great big fan we could make enough wind to blow the kite right out of the tree! (gasp) what a great idea! let's get it done. this is a job for thing two and thing one! (whistle) ♪ (giggling) ♪ awesome! ♪ we need more wind! ♪ i got it! cool! now is it home time? okay cat, here we go! (effort noises) did it work? only one way to find out: flick the jiggermawhizzer! (laughing) (boing) yahoo! next stop ahhh, home! wa-hooo! wind moves us and cools us and flies our kite in the sky. it's really such fun to give it a try. but when the wind blows with all of its might... (takes deep breath) take my advice kids - and please hold on tight! wahoo! yikes! at least its not windy underwater! wind check? let's go! (laughing) what fun! up up and away! (laughing) oh, it looks pretty!

"when will the next chipmunks film, chip chip hooray be made!?"at all. >> sir, i can't -- i'm not even going to pretend you're a sir, i know it's you bob. >> "when will you do another chipmunks movie?" [ laughter ] >> you said that already. you can't repeat a blank card. there's nothing written on them. [ laughter ] >> "return of the chipsters." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to thank david cross and his biggest fan, bob odenkirk. "hollywood says no." is available in stores now. stick around, volcano choir performs next. come on back everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, our next guests are members of some great wisconsin bands. they are making their tv debut tonight. to perform the song "bygones" from their second album "repaved." please welcome volcano choir. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ day dead bye-gone laying near the lights ♪ ♪ of the knights of the northern lodges ♪ ♪ there's a border road no one slip slides or is stoppin' ♪ ♪ and the neighborly sleeping in a coffin ♪ ♪ with enough keif you

. >> they said hooray to gta in a big way. but is that okay? on tuesday, grant theft auto v set sales records for a video game with $800 million worldwide. that's more than any hollywood film has earned so far this year with the exception of ironman 3 and house party 36. the game lets players plan and execute a heist and dabble in activities like arms trafficking. critics say it is too violent and point to a scene where one character has his teeth pulled out and is then electrocuted. here is another typical scene from gta5. >> i don't get what the fuss is about. chris, welcome to the show. you look great, as always. i wish i knew how you kept so young. but maybe i don't because then it might be disgusting. what does this mean for hollywood? $800 million in one day. it takes like a whole weekend of movies to make like half of that. all of that work they did phon lone ranger didn't payoff. what does this say to hollywood? >> now you have actors and actresses who are playing the role in video games, and they are actually dash dosh know, they are s

and hooray for doctors and lawyers and all of the rich people, congratulations, that's wonderful.g story about your everyday people. this is who's running stuff. >> working class people have underportrayed in television. >> yes. >> and that's what's happening in this country. >> i always love to watch a story of struggle way more because there's a place to go. if you start somewhere, there's no way where to go but up. >> to tell stories that are relevant and unique and we're so blessed and happy and then we get to have fun while we do it. it's amazing. >> it seems like you guys are having quite a bit of fun. there is no place to go but up. the cast of "devious maids" thank you so much. coming up op the alma awards post show, the challenges that still remain for the workforce in america. labor secretary tom perez joins us. stay with us. >> oh no. oh no. it's a really good speech, i promise. i just want to say -- i'm going to read through it. we band together, fight together with passion and optimism, when we do that there is absolutely knock that can stop us. then we can look at ou

. >> steve: hooray. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and finally pro, you can get it with or without whipped creamampaign slogan. there you go. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots right there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that was fun. we have a great show tonight. it is "timberlake tuesday" here on our show. [ cheers and applause ] "timberlake tuesday" all september. the very talented, justin timberlake and i are doing a fun new bit later on in the show. and every tuesday in the month of september, be sure to stick around for that. every tuesday he is going to come and we're going to do some type of bit. and remember to pick up his album, here it is, "the 20/20 experience, two of two." [ cheers and applause ] this is in stores september 30th. that's when -- look at this. many faces. [ cheers and applause ] bonus. yeah, look at that. very, very introspective, can't show you any more. also on the show tonight, he's a huge movie star, love this guy. he's making his broadway debut right here. orlando bloom is in the house. [ cheers and applause ] the ladies

. >> hip hip hooray for ladies!leaders in the workplace may be affecting your company's bottom line. >> in a very positive way, of course. >> keep it a mystery. how will it affect your company's bottom line? stay with us. rn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> it was said to me it's a discussion i was going to have and it was going on inside your head, right? >> it might have been just been me. >> you were having that stug discussion? >> strange voices. it's 4:45. give me a break. >> i have another discussion here. i think you'll agree with me. i'm sorry, but i have to remove this. is this a gray hair? it's hanging from the side of your head! wow! >>> companies that hire female managers are more successful than male dominated firms. does this surprise you? this is according to the research firm. shareholder returns are 53% higher and profit margins are 42% better in companies where at least one-thi

. >> hip hip hooray! >> do you have a hundred dollar bill handy? >> never! >> it would have been so old school because ben franklin is getting a makeover. it is cutting edge with more color and 3d security ribbon and greater texture on ben's color as well. government officials say with the modifications people will be able to check for fake 100s without going to the bank or using that back light they normally use. the new bill will go into circulation on october 8th. >> i've had like 300 dollar bills in my life. when do you have a 100 dollar bill? >> never, never. they are heard to break. i never keep hundred dollar bills. >>> coming up, a mother's call for justice as a teacher who raped her 14-year-old daughter finishes his one-month prison sentence. >>> i saw it go on just as much as everybody else. i'm just as much at fault for not making a stop. >> oh, my goodness! my favorite story of the day. community shocked when a high school football coach suspends his entire team. the life lesson he demanded his team learn! ale announcer ] if ss serving up sneezes

its 30% rise has investors saying hooray for hollywood, but could rising rates pull the red carpet fromnder it? don't miss cramer's exclusive, all coming up on "mad money." >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> what made new highs today? seattle genetics. the 5.5 billion biotech. you know i've been a big fan of this entire space. the company uses antibody-based technology to search and destroy cancer cells without causing collateral damage to healthy tissue that's nearby. it's a big step up from chemotherapy which is the medical equivalent of that apocryphal vietnam story about destroying the village in order to save it. sgen is everything we like in a biotech. the company's main product was approved for hodgkins lymphoma two years ago. it has 20 other clinical trials going, studying this drug on various different forms of cancer. four of these trials are in phase three and that includes a fa

looking like steve ballmer's last hooray. you're watching cnbc's "closing bell" first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back. wall street is expecting the federal reserve to announce a scale back, or taper, of the stimulus which has been in place for so long. not a drastic one. even if it is a small tapering back in july, our next guest said, the market will still feel it. >> any amount of reduction of liquidity, even though it will be a lot, will have the effect of tightening. if you go from 835 to 60, that's sort of like tightening. >> and joining us once again is byron wien, chairman of blackstone advisory partners. thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> do you still feel that way, tapering is, in effect, tightening? >> well, i -- tightening is to go actually to raise interest rates. you know, that's the definition of tightening. but the expansive monetary policy the federal reserve has definitely by a stimulus to the equity market. if you reduce it, you're providing less stimulus. and it has the effect of some

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[applause] >> hooray. >> welcome, kendall. get settled. make yourself comfortable and we're glad you made it. i was saying to neil and sarah before he came on that in so many ways, barack obama has set up our conversation about blacks in the 21st century, through his comments yesterday. but i want to put that into a larger context, because we're talking -- we are trying to take a backward and forward look on this panel in our conversation. the backward look is about where have we come, where have we come to, since the -- in the 50 years since the march on washington. right? at the same time, this particular moment is framed by three undeniable events. the first is that in the last -- in the three and a half weeks ago, actually, the supreme court overturned the domestic marriage act, and struck down the voting rights act. at the same time seven days ago, george zimmerman was acquitted of the murder of trayvon martin. and yesterday the first african-american president of the united states, barack obama, made his second public statement on th

first of all let me say hooray for glendale.e need this kind of leadership. danny framed the question as may a school act. i am going to argue that the school must act and that schools that aren't doing this proactive oversite probably could get in trouble by a lawsuit filed by someone like me or by a federal oversight agency like the department of education office for civil rights. why might that be, i have had cases like this, had suicidal girls facing exactly this problem who because of intervention, legal intervention, were saved from that despair. >> the school district, not a parent, to say let me pay attention. what kind of conversations are taking place online, but the school. >> right. the school. sometimes schools don't act until the lawyers make them act. this is an area of expertise of mine. let me explain why schools will act as long as the right lawyer gets on board. they don't want to be told the answer of the question may they, they want to be told they must act and why, because what we're calling bullying, espec

hooray! it worked! it didn't work. the show is still canceled., ma'am but i do have a lot to discuss with mary so if you could take me to her... i'm afraid mary is very, uh... busy right now, d.w. busy? but that's the whole reason i came out here! d.w.! i already have all this stuff. arthur was right. he said you were just inviting me here to tell me it was still canceled! mary! mary! come back here! mary, where are you?! are you here? m-o-o spells... moo! mary? ( gasps ) mary? i'm sorry. isn't this... ? oh. you're not mary. you're the boring woman. well, i... oh, you're the little petition girl. mary likes you very much. uh-huh. why have you taken mary's place? where did you put her? i didn't put her anywhere. mary just wanted a change. everybody needs a change don't you think? no. maybe. no. don't worry. she might very well turn up again someday and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing your petition had a lot to do with it. well, good-bye little girl. there you are! d.w., you don't just burst in on people's dressing rooms. that's all right.

hooray! sally, you wiggled the bestest and the fastest. but where are nick and slyde? sun, and we all agree that it's been so much fun! goodbye, slyde! bye slyde. bye slyde and thanks. sssee ya later ssally. ssmell you later nick. ♪ preeesenting, nick! in his neewww sssweater!! bravo! what a swell sweater! i picked it myself! that's gotta be one lucky sssweater, kid. i agree! (laughs) it sure is! (laughing) ♪ ♪ ♪ we'd better find someone to interview soon. well, how about me? i'm a camel. i live in the desert. let's do it! welcome to hat chat! today we are in the desert interviewing carmela the camel. my question is... don't you get thirsty out here? sure i do! but i can drink a lot when i'm thirsty and store it for later. if i have to, i can even drink a whole bathtub full of water! a whole entire... bathtub full of water? i can eat lots too. i store the extra as fat in my hump! then i can walk for hours in the desert heat and not feel hungry or thirsty at all. hop