show the goat's chin hair and its horns. goat. goat. it's the chin hair and the horns. sign goat. mouse. mouse. take your pointer and brush the end of your nose, showing the mouse's little nose. mouse. they're signing mouse. brush your nose. a mouse. mouse. sign mouse with rachel. [cock-a-doodle-doo] [cock-a-doodle-doo cock-a-doodle-doo] leah. rooster. [cock-a-doodle-doo] rooster. make a 3 and put your thumb on your forehead. looks just like a rooster's comb. rooster. rooster. wow! rooster. make a 3 on your forehead for rooster. cock-a-doodle-doo. oh, hopkins. baa. he sheared the sheep. sheep. take your two fingers and move it up your arm like you're shearing sheep. sheep. sheep. sheep. shear the sheep. baa, baa. sheep. sign sheep. [moo] [clang, clang, clang, clang] cow. cow. make a y and put it up on the side of your forehead like a cow's little horn. can you sign cow? cow. that's a big cow. [moo] it's the cow's little horn. sign cow. [donkey braying] donkey. put your thumb on the side of your forehead and wave your whole hand like a donkey's ear. donkey. donkey. i lik

. >> blaring bull horns and breaking out into song, rowdy demonstrators cause chaos at a bay area cityl meeting. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida in for allen martin tonight. there's something going on in richmond that is keeping city leaders up nights. council meetings are descending into chaos. but as kpix 5's da lin tells us, no one really knows why. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a mundane council meeting in richmond last night all of a sudden broke into a song! [ singing ] ♪ i shall not be moved ] [ ♪ >> started singing we shall not be moved. >> reporter: city officials were confused not sure what was going on. the mayor quickly called a recess, hoping to stop the disruption. >> we're in recess. we're in recess. >> reporter: things actually escalated. someone in the group pulled out a bull horn and started criticizing the mayor. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: councilman tom butts recorded the scene with his phone. >> i have been on the city council 18 years. i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: he says this same group of about 2 dozen people has

. >>> should we be forlorn because they got the horn? a -- an american and two spaniards, human, not dogs, were gored during the running of the bulls event. they were running through the city streets while three others were strap pelled. the torso tossing was captured by tv crews while others attempted to distract the beast by cairn -- seranading them. >> you have to be bleeped. you bleeped me on that. >> the warning. i have to make a warning to these people. the following footage is graphic and sensitive viewers are encouraged to crawl up close to the screen to get a better look. >> you thought there was going to be a kitten video, didn't you? >> by the way, these people do this -- this is what they expect. 50 people have been killed since they started keeping records. speaking up, more important matters, the standoff. >> see that to me is so much more interesting than the running of the bulls. what you have got there is a real challenge. you have a turtle, slow, but with a shell. you have a dog, no shell, but faster and he has a bark.

piano licks or horn licks and i kept trying to throw them in as we were singing . -- next thing you knowughter] that is what i am talking about. tavis: i can remember like it was yesterday there were two or three people i got turned onto because of my father. mohamed ali. whatever you think of him, he never lied. used toas a fan and i sit on the living room floor with my dad and watch his fights. one of those other persons was rance allen. dad was the biggest rance allen fan. i am talking about back in the day. he was rocking rance allen on the eight track. my dad loved you so much and i said, who is this rance allen? my dad introduced you to me and i get such a kick out of your -- out of being your friend and how things have worked out over these years. i was in the choir at my church and i loved the stuff that you did, i could never understand how it is that you knew that the funky baselines or that the horns or that all of the stuff that you put on your music, how you knew that all of that would work on a gospel tract. -- track. >> i do not know if i can say that i was certain. by wha

. >> this is the old air horn prank. >> oh, the air horn in the desk chair. >> he has it rigged up in the legs. the guy's classic. he jumps and wiggles around. >> when you did this, it did not work. >> no, it never works for me. that will cure the monday funk. classic crowd pleaser. i love the guy's reaction though. it is like he can't get a waiwa from it, and everybody in the office loved it, too. >>> a bear gets busted when taking care of an itch. >> but before long, all of the family joins in, too. >> things are wild in the woods next. . >> and it is a showdown on the road when lambeau takes on a corvette. >> this is kind of like a wink and a nod, and the race is on and -- >> it started off as like people would see me here or there and be like, have you seen this guy? yeah, i have seen that guy. who is that guy? >> who is that guy? >> he looks familiar. >> that is jesse heiman and he is the focus of a brand new document being shot, and let me tell you why you recognize jesse heiman. >> i remember this. this is awesome. i loved him. >> jesse heiman was the star of the most popular s

the victim was chief petty officer terrell horn shown on patrol last year. park rangers worry with about a half million visitors a year, smugglers can confront tourists. >> it's unfortunate that this activity is happening in a national park. >> on the mainland, the rancher worries about smugglers off loading near his property. >> that's where the boat landed and they have loads of mash. >> definitely reported that they found wet clothing and footprints. >> the landowner said smugglers use this drainage tunnel to enter her land. >> those people can be very desperate and that's what scares me. >> authorities have stepped up patrols to intercept the pongas. increasingly make arrests. the mexican smugglers show no signs of slowing down. mark potter, nbc news, ventura, california. >> a quick program note after a personal and angry exchange on the floor of the senate. harry reid and minority leader mitch connell will sit down with david gregory tomorrow morning on "meet the press." still ahead, a $30 million building sitting hospital and helicopters with not enoug

in an interview with a local newspaper, horn calls her uncle "a real hero." she also says the next time the family goes fishing, she will go, but only if the water is really shallow. >> i can't blame her on that, right? >> ricks says everyone on board the vote was wearing life jacket which is likely helped save their lives. >> sounds like a movie script. >> might be. might be. >> true superstar and hero. great. thanks a lot. >>> check in with rob mayeda. christina loren has date off. talk about a decent looking weekend thought? >> like warmer weather, we got you covered there, like the san francisco fog, we have got that, too. you can see what it's doing to the temperatures around the bay area now, inland locations running a few degrees warmer than yesterday at the same time, only 62 in san francisco with the fog, 73 now in livermore and 70 in san jose. you can see here how the south bay, san jose, morgan hill, four to seven degrees warmer than 24 hours ago, trivalley included, but a little cooler here into the north bay, where some of that fog is sticking ar

some drivers don't understand what the three way sign means and then you hear a simply a music of horns that are in the cars facing north, blowing to tell the people to get out of the way. and this goes on. my concern because i also am a instructor at city college at san francisco, and whether they are young or whether they are old or it does not matter, safety is a great factor. and we have had several, several serious problems on our street. 3700 block. and because when you get to gurarro and chavez, our street and 3800 becomes a funnel and contrary to what the gentleman said to you, there is some or a lot of this and a lot of that, he is wrong because anybody can come to my house and sit with me in the window and watch what happens from 7:00 to 9:30 in the morning, a lot of those cars are families walking, the strollers with their children to go to the preschool. some of them drive. and the ones that scare me the most that open the driver's side doors to get the children out of their safety seat as the cars are going down chavez to the freeway. or going down to 280. we have two freew

excuse that we use in order to you know make the aid in the street appear to be fair to chile the horn of africa receives more rain than soda very bad than even the drought but you know touch the saudis their own money is pleading for food aid. to the problem really about funding now for it is not about drugs it's about how we are monitoring all politics. so the tools to help with the african pulse. we need nor stop just delivering a few bugs of grain to the people we see starving we need to type in tell getting the global food system and how it's been truly makes individual africans in their religious end up having no food at all. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. i would rather ask questions of people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. choose your language calling because we know if the generals going to say still some of. us choose to use the consensus get closer to the opinions that invigorating good.

. ♪ [buzzer] - ♪ i've got the power [buzzer] [edvard grieg's morning mood from peer gynt] ♪ [car horn [sirens blaring] - hey, i'm walking here! - taxi! - let's go! [whistle blows, car horn blares] - it's america's got talent, where the auditions have traveled to the busiest, craziest, and noisiest city in the world! it's new york, baby! [the sugarhill gang's rapper's delight] ♪ [cheers and applause] - hi, welcome to america's got talent. - ♪ the hip, hip-hop and you don't stop ♪ - new york is by far the best city in the world. - this is the most exciting place. - yes. - ♪ now, what you hear is not a test ♪ ♪ i'm rapping to the beat - new york! - ♪ are gonna try to move your feet ♪ ♪ you see i am wonder mike - we're gonna find ourselves a superstar in new york city, wait and see. - it's the best place in the whole entire world. let's do it. - now we're gonna go and judge, and i'm very excited. - you ready? - ready! - come to the theater. new york! - ♪ you don't stop - new york city, make some noise! [chic's good times] - ♪ these are the good times - going great. hang on one second. i'm

"nats of cab horns" for two hours.profits. >> pam: chaos outside and around san francisco city hall today. protesting taxicab drivers back up to our spirit there are serious for the righteous services such as lift a sidecar and oman. there are taking this lack of taxi drivers profit spirit >> pam: 200016 may seem like a long way to a half years ago before the opening of the next presidential primary season and another 11 months after that for the general election. >> reporter: however and a familiar face is taking a strong lead in a race for her party's nomination. former first lady in center hillary rodham clinton ready for hillary has raised $1 million since march. we still have two and a half opening of the next presidential primary season. and another 11 months till but a familiar face is taking a strong lead in the race for her party's nomination. former first lady, senator and secretary of state hillary clinton hasn't even >> reporter: comes this: ka-ching >> reporter: has raised more than one=million dollars sin

thank you (clapping) >> i ask you to horn the 2 had the $7 million asset especially for the child subsidies. i was poor and homeless when my child was in school. he's with an a high school graduate with a 3 had the 6-grade average. i ask you to please violation of the law in early childhood education especially for the subsidies. good afternoon board of supervisors thank you for your listening to us. i'm here today speaking on behalf of parents.

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you get a bass line that sounds good or some part that sounds good, piano part that sounds good, a horn part that sounds good, that's pretty remarkable. but people have to learn how to do that. and charlie parker's genius, he had to learn how to do it like everybody else in jazz does. >> host: where was he from and when did he live? >> guest: he lived from 1920 to 1955. he was -- >> host: 35 years? >> guest: no, he didn't get to 35. he died at 34. because he died six months or so before his birthday. so he was, but he grew up in the kansas city that was actually a 20th century extension of the wild west. because he, he grew up in a totally corrupt town in which the mayor was no good, unless corruption is considered an achievement. if that is what people think, then the mayor of kansas city when charlie parker was there, tom pendergast, he was a very successful mayor. hehe was a complete crook. and the mafia was there. and one of the guys that i quote in the book says, well, in kansas city people didn't have locks on their doors of their places because they stayed open all the time, they

the horns are little tumors caused by a virus common to rabbits. >> who knew. >> reporter: 4 straightses. was tonight the night on the road in san diego? look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. sequoayah country club... ...scored low enuf to become youngest w . >> history in oakland. 10-year-old lee scored being the youngest in the amateur event. she played in august in south carolina. that's not all. >>> giants fans in the lamp district. 2-0 in the 4th. got a friendly bounce. first home run since late may. aft

use your pinky to show the rhino's horn. rhinoceros. rhinoceros! cool rhinoceros. rhinoceros. real bats. ooh, bats. you try it. clap the back of your hands like his flippers. seal. seal! flap the lippers! he's swimming! like the flippers. sign seal. panda. make a p and show the panda's eye markings. or, spell it. p-a-n-d-a. panda. panda. panda. show his eye markings. panda. that's the sign! hippopotamus. show his teeth and his big mouth opening. hippopotamus. hippopotamus. that's a real hippo. like its big mouth. hippopotamus. now it's your turn. make the stripes on the zebra. zebra. zebra. they're signing zebra. show his stripes. zebra. sign zebra. your fingers show the stripes on his face. tiger. tiger. she's signing tiger. show the stripes on its face. [growl] sign tiger. lion. show the lion's big mane. lion. lion! two lions! [rrrow!] lion. you try it. where should we go first? hey? ♪ i'm walking through the zoo ♪ ♪ watchin' everything ♪ i'm lookin' at the rhinos ♪ ♪ or are they looking at me? ♪ ♪ ♪ and what about the bats? ♪ upside down like that ♪ are we up and they are d

if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site specific to this place and we think just visually in terms of its scupltural form it really holds its

in july two thousand and eleven the horn of africa was struck by a wave of famine. again our screens were flooded with images of a may see that africans. over thirteen million people in somalia kenya ethiopia eritrea and djibouti are once again threatened by famine. the u.n. approaches the international community for immediate food aid. and. you know really children from the most horrific that we've seen over the years that. we grew up learning about africa is hunger problems. that the african people always suffer from hunger and the so-called developed world always stands food. is there perhaps something wrong with the food aid mechanism. if you're looking at all this money that has been pumped into the fifty's and you're still starving. then it means that something is not right incomes or the interest of those who are putting to be assisted in kenya or any other african country to improve their food security one of the hate public. will be pumped. and you can see it's going to be many ways because it becomes almost like. a business. will you see report to do what.

(clapping) >> i ask you to horn the 2 had the $7 million asset especially for the child subsidies. i was poor and homeless when my child was in school. he's with an a high school graduate with a 3 had the 6-grade average. i ask you to please violation of the law in early childhood education especially for the subsidies. good afternoon board of supervisors thank you for your listening to us. i'm here today speaking on behalf of parents. i remember 10 years ago when my son was 10 years ago he said i want every child to have child exercise. - care. every child should have preschool. but it shouldn't be just preschool. it should include after school care. i was lucky enough when my children were growing up i had subsidies. but when i first started working actually, my first paycheck went to pay for childcare. and about 90 percent of parents paychecks would go to childcare. but subsidize childcare would allow the parents to work so we support the sea pack for childcare but we want to thank you for adding the 2 point $2.7 million add back. we want to emphasize the 2 hundred and 8 hundred

let's go around the horn, as they say. kimberly -- >> didn't you ban that? >> around the horn? >> yes. >> not today. >> not today. i'm pulling it out of the banned box. >> i thought there would be a reaction to the verdict that was not guilty. i'm actually surprised at the extent of inflammatory rhetoric, the race baiting and provocation, and just the irresponsible behavior from people in the media and from celebrities and just in general the ignorance of the general public. because when you hear the people talk about the case, they haven't even followed it. they don't know what happened. and they think zimmerman was on top of trayvon martin. and when you point out to them, try to be helpful in an educational way the actual facts that came forward during the trial, in the testimony, that's in the transcript, from the prosecution witnesses, like oh, i didn't know that happened that way. okay. >> bob, i bet you were thrilled. >> let me just join those race baiting perverts who think that this was -- most unbelievable verdict, first of all, let's start with florida. i know this is

in july two thousand and eleven the horn of africa was struck by a wave of famine and. again our screens were flooded with images of a may see that africans. over thirteen million people in somalia kenya ethiopia eritrea and djibouti are once again threatened by famine. the u.n. approaches the international community for immediate food aid. you know the only thing you notice are children from the most horrific that we've seen over the years in fact we grew up learning about africa's hunger problems. that the african people always suffer from hunger and the so-called developed world always sends food. is there perhaps something wrong with the food aid mechanism. if you're looking at all this money that has been pumped in the fifty's and you're still starving then it means that something's not right incomes or the interest of those who are putting to be assisted in kenya or any other african country to improve difficult security plan hate. will be popped. and you can see it even to be in a waste because it becomes almost like. a business. to do what. it gives once you can

hablemos de fÚtbol mexicano vaya arranque de horn jornada, son muchÍsimos el resumen a continuaciÓn. locos toluca enfrentÓ a morelia y el diablo mayor consiguiÓ su primera victoria frente a los choriceros se impuso a monarcas, jefferson montero, clavÓ los tres pero no fueron suficientes para sacar el resultado y terminaron perdiendo el juego frente a toluca. >> por otro lado no se pierdan la cambiar gran cobertura que le traemos en copa oro, estados unidos contra panamÁ por la revancha del 2005 todo empieza en punto de las 3 de la tarde. >> las chivas regresan a la pantalla de univisiÓn y sus cadenas hermana es cuando recibe al veracruz el partido de la liga mx comenzando desde las 6 de la tarde en el este, 3 en el pacÍfico. >> en la fÓrmula 1 sergio pÉrez arrancara tiene posibilidades reales de entrar, la carrera la puede pero hay que a trug ar madrugar. >> llavya ves si los neumÁticos aguantan. >> por cierto primer descalabro de bayern mÜnich de guardiola. >> gracias alex nos vamos nos vemos mÁs adelante con mas ♪ ♪ ♪

those look like the horns of a yak. y for "yak." now you know how to sign...mber the eel? sign "m." make your mini mountain. sign "i." don't forget the insect standing up in line. l. remember, l is the large letter l. and finally y. looks like a yak. you can practice spelling faster and faster. let's try "mike." mike. sign "m." like a mini mountain. make an i. remember the insect standing up in line? make a k, like kangaroo ears. and an e. remember -- eel. great fingerspelling. hey, you can fingerspell your name. if someone signs "what's your name?" you can fingerspell your name to them. are you ready to learn more signs? -yeah! -great. how are you? or, how are you doing? first, sign "how." put your fingers together, thumbs up, and then roll them forward. how. then point. you. how are you? how are you? how are you? how are you? roll your hands forward and point. how are you? sign "how are you?" fine. or, i am doing fine. open your hand and tap your thumb on your chest. fine. i am doing fine. first, point to yourself and then sign "fine." i am doing fine. fine.

someone in the group pulled out a bull horn and started criticizing the mayor. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: councilman tom butts recorded the scene with his phone. >> i have been on the city council 18 years. i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: he says this same group of about 2 dozen people has been disrupting city council meetings for months now but the bull horn and the singing, that's new. >> i'm getting less sleep. a lot of other people are getting less sleep. we're not getting city business done. >> reporter: there was nothing controversial on last night's agenda. and it's not clear why protestors were disrupting the meeting. some of them are from a local church. councilman corky booze says there's a reason they don't respect the mayor. >> they are dissatisfied the way the mayor treats the community of color. >> reporter: booze supports the protestors but says accusations by other councilmembers that he paid these people to disrupt the meeting are not true. it's public knowledge that booze and the mayor don't get along. >> did i encourage them to come and do that? the

very good. [ seagull sounds ] >> steve: seagull. [ fog horn noise ] fog horn.ichael winslow, i love it. ♪ thank you, people who say, "you're going to love this story" before telling a story, for warning me that i better be ready to fake laugh. [ laughter ] [ applause ] ♪ thank you, wind chimes, for letting me know that an ancient evil has just awoken in this town. [ laughter ] [ chiming ] >> steve: papa! >> jimmy: papa! >> jimmy: speaking backwards? >> steve: yeah, i was speaking backwards. [ speaking backwards ] [ laughter ] that wasn't in reverse, you just said zeeb zarb. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the number three, for being a 90-degree turn away from inappropriate. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's like three ways, too. >> jimmy: i don't know what it looks like. >> steve: you pick your inappropriate with that one. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, ghosts, for being the sequel to people. [ laughter ] that was a thinker. ♪ >> steve: oh, yeah! >> jimmy: that was a thinker. yeah. ♪ thank you, yearbooks, for being a great way to remind me of all the ways

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now mayor lee and sherman and the other the other ceremony [horns honking] announcer: the first step to getting into college is finding someone who can help. for the next steps, go to knowhow2.org. >> (clapping) so this is a photograph of my father which was taken in 1986. it's one of the families farther photos it's the way i think of him. my father who could be very articulate was hesitate to speak about art. his own work or the art of others. i think he felt trapped by the formality and the permanent of his words they're often inadequate to express something complex. i am asked what it is like to live with a artist man he was any greatly loved father. you i'm going to talk about something that's personal. so on the understanding that i am speaking to you as a daughter an admiring daughter. i will share many of my thoughts about my father with you. i'll speak about the berkley period you see so beautifully presented in the museum. for me all of his work is connected. all the work is a continuum about this particular person looked at the world. i should give you a few facts. he was

it's one of three dams along the oklahoma river that has lights and horns.e supposed to go off with when the dam lowers. a town supervisor says they test those alerts every week and that the alarm is normally loud. city workers are now inspecting it. nobody got hurt. tennessee. surveillance video captures a terrifying scene at a gas station north and west of nashville. watch as a white car plows head on into a gas pump. it bursts into flames. a man walking to his car narrowly misses being run over but can't escape the fire. he is now in the hospital with serious burns over 40% of his body. a fire marshall says it would have been even worse he had not stopped, dropped and rolled. the driver of that white car reportedly blacked out at the wheel. utah. a water main break south of salt lake city sent water shooting into the street. fire department officials say the deviser was almost 40 feet high and also shot rocks, concrete, and other debris into the air. those officials say it appears that main broke because recent heavy rains were just too much for the city'