back we have a special guest joining us joel. and rick's identical twin brother and captain of the swedish hockey team played three years in the n.h.l. as a forward why were you a goalie. to be in the net when we grew up so. and just a bit you played against each other three seasons right yeah exactly when i played in dallas it was score on him i then. just in practice just a bracket of what it was a special games for short to play against him and see him on the other side other was it different when he was coming in i was so nervous that that game because it was such a build up we played together for sixteen years and suddenly we were playing against each other for the first time and i was just weird and nerve wracking who's the older right here how many minutes boarding that's forty minutes and i was there i was supposed to come first but you can't kick me in the wrong direction. was your father an athlete. it was a great skier ski instructor and that was his passion i think but no hockey there we're competitive as kids every d

. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news" this monday night, billy joel, the new video and the surprising face in the crowd. >>> and the passenger on a roller coaster, why they had to give them umbrellas and water. >>> throwing like a girl and proud of it. the 70 mile per hour fast ball that had all the boys on the team cheering. coming up. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area which may be pancreatitis. tell your doctor right

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joel, i apologize to you, if you are watching this broadcast. i called joel.mazingly enough -- talk about a historic moment. he answered the phone himself, which in itself was an unusual event. i told him, joel, i am calling you from a cellular phone. but a real cellular phone. a personal, portable, hand-held cellular phone. and there was silence at the other end of the line, for obvious reasons. and joel was very polite to me. he still is. but that turned out to be a historical moment, at least for me. ask how long did it take him to pick himself up off the floor for the event? >> how long did it take? >> to get him off the floor. how important was the competition at bell labs for the birth of this instrument? >> the real competition was the idea of getting these radio channels assigned properly. and the fcc finally came through. not too many months after we made our demonstrations in new york and in washington, the fcc announced that they were going to have competition, and that the industry would make a decision about what the nature of the system was going

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we have two tickets for billy joel in concert at madison square garden. yeah. two tickets we can't do anything with. according to ticket master, these tickets aren't real. >> reporter: we sat down with an executive to show her what we were able to find. is this the way to buy tickets? >> you wouldn't buy anything. if you go on line and said, i'll meet you on the corner, would you do that for any other product? >> reporter: we showed her the tickets we bought to see if he could tell they were fake. do these look real to you? >> yes. those look real. >> reporter: there's nothing here that the consumer would be able to spot to say, this is a red flag? counterfeit tickets aren't unique to concerts. where is it the worst? >> you're seeing it for all of the hot tours right now. many big sporting events. and you're seeing it on broadway, with another megahit. >> reporter: the problem is so widespread, the l.a. county sheriff's department has formed a unit of volunteers to scour the web for red flags. >> it's a crime that, with computers and printers, relatively easy t

tonight the internet going girl of this video of joel singing it with a special guest in the front rows ex-wife, christie brinkley. she was featured in the video in the early '80s. she still looks amazing saying he's still got it. one of her kids swaying to "she's always a woman." sharing this behind the scenes moment. >>> when we come back here, ginger zee swimming with 40 sharks tonight. why? that's what i asked her. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. get all day arthritis pain relief with an easy-open cap. baand frustrating. e tough. but now, there's a better way. introducing the first-ever raid defense system. it attacks the bugs you see. controls the bugs you don't see... and prevents...

. >> grav the avocado because chef joel is here to help you hone your knife skills. >> joel. >> we areo you have all ten. >> all ten. >> starting with ten. let's go. we're going to start with the avocado and the first thing is how to hold the knife. >> how do you. >> the way you pinch the top. >> pinch the top. >> wrap y botto give okay. >> all the way around? >> yep. >> and normally we'd scoop out first, you know what, this is today on nbc. >>> do you ever wish you could slice and dice with the best of them? we may not turn you into julia child but you're about to learn some skills for great cooking. >> grab the avocado because chef joel is here to help you hone your knife skills. >> joel. >> we are ready. >> do you have all ten. >> all ten. >> starting with ten. let's go. we're going to start with the avocado and the first thing is how to hold the knife. >> how do you. >> the way you pinch the top. >> pinch the top. >> wrap your fingers around the bottom. got it. >> oh. >> like choking up. cut the avocado in half. >> never done that. >> until you hit the seed. rocking it out so far.

bob kelly and anybody else going to the billy joel concert. erika, back to you. >> 4:56. coming up in the next hour of cbs news, following breaking news, after police kill a man overnight. >> also, shattered glass has left behind after paramedics smash their way into an s.u.v. watch they were looking for and the even bigger surprise they found. >>> also, is your facebook feed bias dollars? how social media's changing the way you lock at the news. >> and we'll let you know where you can grab some free coffee. >> sorry, what was that? >> free coffee today. >> this is great. because you're buying coffee today. i guess not buying but, you snow. >> i'm getting it free. we'll be back. good morning. >>> robbery suspected is dead and another is on the run right now after philadelphia police open fire on them overnight. the circumstances leading up to that shooting sound like a scene right out of the film industry. we live on the scene with the breaking details. >> also, breaking right now, want to give you live look here at gaza, overnight cease-fire did not last long. the new vi

we have joel sofer back on the phone. i want to just ask you if you could tell us a little bit about your brother, what he was doing in israel, for example. >> again, what was that? >> if you could just tell us a little bit about your brother and for instance, what was he doing in israel? >> he was studying. he's studying in israel and he's serious about studying, and you know, he was -- he's a very good boy and he was just you know, now they have -- they don't have any school now. he was going to take a little break. >> joel, we wish you and your family the best of luck, of course and hope he'll be found and he'll be alive and well. thank you so much for talking to us. we'll stay on the story. coming up on "the lead," could a new aidio tape be the most reliable clue yet what happened the moment michael brown was gunned down by police? we'll let you listen to a new piece of potential evidence that has caught the attention of the fbi. and later, it almost sounds like an episode of "seinfeld" but one airline passenger refus

remember billy joel's classic video "uptown girl" it was a tribute to his ex-wife christie brinkley. see how that song brought them back together in "the skinny" on this monday, august 11th. ♪ i'm going to try for an uptown girl ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm michelle franzen. >> i'm devin dwyer. it's great to have michelle with us today. digital anchor. weekend "gma." we have seen your face all the time, more often on the other side of the camera. >> we are often talking to each other. and reena ninan is reporting in israel. look forward to her reports this week. >> good to be in here. >> and lots of news to talk about this morning. including new details in that roller coaster accident that left riders rather stranded for five hours in maryland. >> first responders say riders were sitting upright, a few had cramps, back pain, dehydration, but there were no major injuries. abc's jeff zeleny has the latest on this frightening ordeal. >> reporter: a wild ride becomes a wild rescue. 24 people suspended for hours. high above the six flags t

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. >> pepperdine's university's joel fox is next. he spoke about california politics and the politics behind his mystery novels. >> joel fox, you like to say you have a long rap sheet in california politic. >> guest: it is true. i go back to 1979, joining howard jarvis, the author of proposition 13 and the california tax row volt that swept the country. in fact in talking to marty anderson, who is economic adviser to ronald reagan, he said when proposition 13 passed it gave the reagan campaign some impetus to push forward with taxes as the lead issue. so i worked as howard's aide. was hired just after the campaign and traveled with mr. jarvis around the country. worked with him on a number of other issues issues and he passd awayin' 1986 and i took over as the president of his taxpayers' association. had that job for a decade. and involved in a lot of california ballot propositions along the way, and even since then, but then went out on my own to do some consulting. i have been a small business advocate, been involved in a lot of ba

billy joel is one of them.e others next. >> hi, jeff, good to see you. >> live nation, puts on s biggest concerts in the entire country. jay-z's favorite. >> so, anyway, last night, blake shelton, about 70,000 people in atlantic sit. >> i amazing. >> how many concerts are there in the next four dade is. >> lady antebellum. >> tonight corn is playing, jason aldean will also be -- >> at the baseball park. >> okay. >> citizens bank park. >> citizens bank park? >> yep. >> and bill is he playing, sorry, i don't want to jump ahead, billy playing there saturday. >> so jason quite the star in the country world. >> massive. >> massive. >> so we had two great country stars, back-to-back, blake, 60,000. >> right. >> jason, 40,000. >> then florida georgia line after jason. >> opening up. >> opening up. >> not quite as big as jason. >> you're right. my bad. >> sold snout. >> got about 2,000 left. >> where do you get them? >> ticket masser. >> ticket master, okay. so, the next night, saturday night, oh, huge. >> billy joel?

she got six, canceled her concert, rescheduled it for tomorrow night, across the street from billy joeltalk about concert jammo tomorrow. and then, monday, tuesday, back-to-back, katie perry rolls into town. so, sports guys had their weekend off. and it is concert crazy necessary in south philly. ukee, back over to you. >> phils made no moves at yesterday's trait ted line, pitching rotation will look different for the rest of the season. cliff lee is on the disable list. lee through third inning pitch last night, against the nationals, and re-injured the elbow that landed him on the d l-2 months ago. lee said likely done for the season, but i but he will see hs doctors very soon. in the game, the phils exploded for 17 hits, and ten runs, and feed the nationals, that was good to see, beat the nationals ten to four. the two teams play again tonight in d.c. gm rubin amaro, jr., said surprise the phils couldn't pull off deadline day trade. >> not disappointed, i think more surprise, that there wasn't more aggressive, i guess, action, could you call it, from the other end. i mean, that's pre

joel stanley runs one of the largest marijuana grows in the state of colorado.t's a family owned operation. the five family brothers went into business in 2008 under the medical marijuana laws passed in the rocky mountains state. jesse stanley supervises the marijuana lab. >> lot of failures lots of successes but we started growing to help cancer patients. from cancer it turned into multiple sclerosis, it turned into diabetes. >> soon a lest known plant compound caught the brothers attention. cannabidiol. they decided to are breed a strain >> people call it the hippie disappointment. you could smoke it all day, and you wouldn't become high. but we still grew it. so much, that it hurt our other crops. >> it wasn't until the stanleys met charlotte fiji that they were convinced that it could help children. charlotte severs from gervais syndrome. charlotte just up to five at the time, was having up to 500 grand grand mal seizures in a month. >> joel says hey, there is a woman who wants to treat her daughter with cannabis. i said you're crazy. that's going to end up

. >>> and "uptown girl," billy joel sings to a special super star guest in the audience.ia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area which may be pancreatitis. tell your doctor right away and stop taking januvia if you have an allergic reaction that causes swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, or affects your breathing or causes rash or hives. kidney problems sometimes requiring dialysis have been reported. using januvia and a

. >> looks like christy brinkly is still billy joel's uptown girl. >> i love. yes, brinkly was in the front row for billy joel's concert at madison square garden, when he noticed her singing along. so he directed the cameras to get a shot of his ex. and they they did. christy tweeted this picture with the cam sean, he still got it. >> awe. does this rekindle the fire? >> i don't think so. now, look at this, this is christy starts in the original video, remember, for uptown girl. look at him all those years ago. now while the song wasn't written explicitly for christy brinkly, billy joel says the women in his life at the time, including christy. >> she looks awesome. >> this was his trivia. i remember reading this to the music of the four seasons. >> right. >> he wrote this in the style, frank i valley and the four seasons. >> so this is what mid 80s, 84, 85? >> something like. that will here she comes. >> yes, let's wait for christy for sure. >> she still looks good. >> i loved this video whether it came out. >> ♪ >> now, she was, remember, in the red ferrari.

i invited joel to breakfast to pick his brain. i was working on the impact of globalization on southwest virginia company towns some articles inspired by the work of freelance photographer in jerrod story was making the all along trek from roanoke to martinsville. the photos were gritty and moving. church services and tattoo artists, conveyor belts, disabled minister named leonard y. lin away the time in his kitchen in the middle of the afternoon. the people of martinsville were refreshingly open about what happened to them and jerrod have long wondered why our paper didn't do more to document the effect of globalization in our mountainous quarter of the world. not that many other media outlets had done better. according to a 2009 view research center survey the greatest economic crisis since the great depression was largely being covered from the top down, primarily from the perspective of big business in the obama administration. the percentage of the economy stories that featured real ordinary people and displaced workers just

there is no way to tell. >> reporter: we wanted some answers, so we arranged to buy billy joel tickets350 off of craigslist. >> you got the tickets? >> yeah. >> and these are legit. >> yes. >> all right, cool. 200, 20, 40, 60 -- >> excuse me. we're with "abc news" and we know that these tickets aren't real. why are you selling people fake tickets? we have proof here that those tickets aren't real. >> i don't know what you're talking about, miss, to be honest with you. >> miss, can we have our money back? >> nothing like seeing mara yell to try and get her money back. did you get it back? >> reporter: i did not, david. >> i didn't think so, but in the meantime, this was craigslist and don't they have a warning on their site? >> reporter: they warn consumers about scams and they can't protect you if you get a bad ticket. you won't get your money back from them. >> but there are discount sites that you can go to where you will get a refund. >> reporter: there are authorized dealers like stubhub where if you do get a bad ticket, you reach out to them and they will refund you. >> thank you.

>> well, i think joel's exactly right. the analogy to this discussion is if we looked at the managed care experience in the past which budget a resounding success in a -- which wasn't a resounding success in a variety of ways. but i do think the evidence suggests those plans were able to have a somewhat lower cost and perform well on the state of the art quality measures at the time. the key phrase there is at the time and, again, joel's right. the interesting thing there is the narrowing of the networks in those plans was not the defining feature of those plans. the narrowing of the network in those plans enabled them to do a whole series of other things in those organizations. and so i think it will be a mistake particularly given where we are in the process now to try and generalize about these plans. i am sure there will be some exceptional ones that can provide both low cost and high quality care regardless of how you measure high quality care most of the time. i am also sure there will be some that won't be quite as

. >> i had a chance to sit with billly joel. >> if that's not enough, in 2015, david skorton is set to take over the smithsonian institution, the world's largest museum and research center. not to worry if you are a fan of the black and white bear. >> we are the pandacam. >> i spoke to him at our studios in new york. >> for all of the ills in society and the economy, education, when done well in america is done really, really well. at universities like yours, you are seeing applicants each year more and more from other places who want to come to america because america does higher education the best. what's your take on it? >> first of all, i would like to think about education as a spectrum from early childhood education to k through 12 system to secondary education and professional and graduate school. now, there is over 4,000 colleges in the universe and one of the things that's very important to think about -- in the united states. not everybody is suited to the same kind of anything. >> we want to think about the 4-year colleges who don't emphasize research and those line cornell

. >>> then we have a look at chef joel gamoran from sur le table.make any cook's life easier and a lot more fun. i can't wait to see what he has. >> ooh. >> we need to -- i think we need to investigate. >> we do. >>> first we need to have this "gma" daddy/daughter dance-off. it is time finally so great to have our friend tony dovolani here. take in all the action with us. tons of amazing entries for this competition. all of you selected our final two teams before they hit the dance floor, take a look at the contenders. ♪ >> they are the daddy/daughter dance duos who stole america's heart set to that classic beat. from new york to california entries poured in coast to coast. and while many of the dads admitted to having limited dance skills, it was their limitless love tore their daughters that made them game for the challenge. thousands of you voted online for the two finalists. ♪ i want to thrill you like michael ♪ >> jason and lilly denney from missouri. >> we're incorporating a little old school. a little new school. some middle school and a litt

you need to make sure joel gets his vocabulary up. that's helpful.mart about what we're doing. let's make we get teachers behind it. everything we do we developed with teachers and student. we play-tested. we tried out. we learned so much that way. that's why i believe this belief that there's something magic about technology is a misbelief. >> there's a study out that if you read something on a device you're less likely to remember it than reading a book. how do you know students are getting what they're retaininging? >> very simple. you give them quick assessments. one of the things we've done we found when they read they retain less. we took this guy chad boldsman who starred in james brown and jackie robinson. he did a reading of the first chapter of douglas. it changed their attention dramatically. you have to use this in a way that engages kids. if you simply put them in front of a tablet in front of a computer, it's not going to work. the hype is not helpful. thoughtful work has to take place. >> you said exhilaration is the dominant force in

are buying, it's clear that our economy is telling us a tale of two consumers, that's according to joeles from alec partners, he works with the firm's retail and wholesale clients to help them work through industry head winds and improve business, so, joel, this is a sort of a part time occupation of mine following the retail sector but you have to work with this. what is going okay the consumer warned me in 2007 that we were headed for a recession so i like to listen to the consumer. >> i think listening to the comsumer is exactly the right thing to do. ally. unfortunately, as you said it's the tale of two consume, he might even be said it's a tale of three consumers. you have a situation where the healthiest consumers at the very top of the pyramid from an income perspective, are feeling very, very good. and you can see that in the luxury and the ultra luxury retailers they are doing very well, raising prices, introducing exclusive lines and doing the things that you would expect in a growing and booming business, you have a vast middle consumer still under stress and still not quite

un fuerte aplauso para joel que nos acompaÑa esta maÑana.rtar ♪ ♪ joel santos ♪ al diablo con lo que dice la gente, al diablo la moral que nos detiene. al fin y al cabo no es ningÚn delito darle al corazon lo que merece ♪ ♪ al diablo con lo que dice la gente, que hagan leÑa de nosotros que critiquen vivir escondiendo nuestro amor, eso sÍ es un crimen ♪ >> bravo! >> tremenda. quÉ vozarrÓn. >> muy bien. >> venga, patadita, patadita. >> una sola! ¿quÉ mÁs? >> oye, tremendo... de verdad. >> no. la o >> oye, ¿estÁs seguro que quieres uncon mi tacÓn? estÁ puntiagudo. >> te felicitamos. >> gracias. gracias. >> hasta tomorrow! >> nos vemos maÑana a la misma hora pormi >> televisa presenta... [♪ mÚsica ♪] que ironica es la vida, que yo nunca comprendia esos dichos que mi abuelo me decia pero al pasar el tiempo poco a poco fui entendiendo sus palabras llenas de sabiduria por mas que madrugaba, nunca amanecia temprano la corriente muchas ves me dormia y sabia con quien andaba, pero no me imaginaba que una piedra con su mano tiraria por mas que me adver

joel wrote "upton girl" some say for christie brinkley.t. >>> and what's the key to happy ps? ♪ because i'm happy clam along if you feel like a room without a roof ♪ a new study says it's all about surprise. researchers found happiness came from unexpected things more than from anticipated good because unanticipated things made you grateful. >> that is deep. >> it is deep and true. >> high expectations, what a way to go. >>> the u.s. launching more than five air strikes overnight. president obama is vacationing in martha's vineyard. wendell is live there with the latest. wendell, good morning. what do you have for us? >> well, prime minister maliki, elizabeth, is hunkered down in the green zone threatening to sue the country's kurdish president for not naming him to another term as prime minister. the u.s. supporting the president. meanwhile tb, the white house and pentagon sending out regular reports of strikes on isis in part to paint a picture of an aggressive u.s. response to the attacks on civilians, but it is not aggressive enough fo

he was to joel r. roberts of the pictures of his daughter the facebook i applaud his motivation. it makes no sense whatsoever. what can we do to address the challenges. it's a wonderful question working on the grand challenge. kind of as a substitute for humans. look, if you give me a different challenge, tommy the robots that will work with people i see that instead. i like working on tough problems. you guys specified that you have a problem. we have these wonderful online competitions in context and tournaments' that motivate huge amounts of effort, and the single idea that we have come up with, let's use these things, these motivating tools to point to the technology in that direction, again, close the spread, but labor back into the economy, help but these challenges. >> we are getting pretty close to the end here. maybe we can try and figure out a way to a go out looking forward. a lot of parents in here are -- they have college-age children. i am myself. a lot of people are wondering what i tell my kids to do, where do i steer them to thrive in this second machine age. a l

joel simkins and srihari rajagopalan.s is "taking stock" on bloomberg. ♪ >> for a look at the market moving headlines, let's go to su keenan newsroom. >> let's start off with chiquita brands -- they received a unsolicited $611 million unsolicited takeover proposal. chiquita would have to scrap its pending merger with its irish competitor. computer associates cofounder charles wang is being sued by a group of investors who say he backed out of a deal to sell them the new york islanders hockey team for $420 million. they want a judge to order to settle the team or to pay a breakup fee. andrew rory mcilroy's one-stroke win over phil mickelson at the pga championship earned a 36% higher television rating on cbs compared to last year. it was seen in an average of x percent of homes according to cbs. >> amazon.com taking on disney in its quest to gain more control over pricing on the internet of the the e-commerce giant has locked reorders of "captain america, the winter soldier" and other titles that come on dvd form. amazon h

. >> pepperdine university joel fox is next. he spoke to book tv about california politics and the history behind his mystery novels. >> host: you like to say you have a long rap sheet. >> guest: i go back to 1970 find chart to the 1979 joining howard jarvis, the author of proposition 14 and the california tax revolt as of the country. in talking to marty anderson, economic adviser to ronald reagan, he said of proposition 13 passed it gave the reagan campaign some impetus to push forward with taxes. so i go back to the beginning working at howard's eight, was not there at the campaign. higher just afterward. travel around the country. i worked with him on a number of other issues. he passed away in 1986, and i took over as the president of his taxpayers association i had that job for a decade. in all but a lot of california ballot propositions. i then went out on my own to do some consulting. the small-business advocate. been involved and a lot of ballot measures in the state of california and worked on a couple of political cam

customers include billy joel, kevin spacey, and mitt romney. let's meet andrea. much for being here. >> thanks for having me. 16so you start when you are years old. you decide will be a caterer. how did that come about? >> i was always passionate about entertaining. when i was a child, even though we had a modest budget, we always decorated the house beautifully on halloween. made everything thematic, and it kind of gave me a warm, fuzzy feeling inside and i became inspired to give that to others on a larger scale as an adult. >> but how do you go from being a 16-year-old with a dream to doing 800 events a year, including events for people such as mitt romney? >> i started a company when i rent acalled waitress. i marketed my services to very wealthy people on the gold coast of long island who had private chefs and did not have staff. basically i worked with their chefs when they had an event that they could not handle in-house. i did that for a number of years. by the time i graduated college, i had about 500 clients on the north shore and 45 people that work fo

>> billy joel, when we did his fourth of july party, he loves fried calamari.d these cherry peppers that came in a jar. i didn't want to use processed peppers, so i made them on my own and he loved them. >> tell us a little about the money involved in all this. if you source very specific things, that can get pretty pricey. >> it all depends upon the event. an event can range. a high-end event -- because i am not a catering facility, if you wanted a big event in your home we have to bring everything in. i am not just coordinating the food, but the whole production. the rentals, the china, flatware, glassware, music. >> and the table -- >> everything. people could spend north of half $1 million on an event. it all depends on the amount of people and the scope of the event. >> what about the scope of your business in terms of number of employees, sales -- what would you like to see? >> right now, when the economy dropped a few years ago we were hit hard, like everybody else. people throw events with discretionary income, so our sales dropped 60%. a lot of people

. >> host: we have been talk only book tv with joel fox. thinks for being with us. >> thank you for inviting me. >> now pore from book tough's visit to perrer dine. we talk about "lift ofup heart. >> host: ambassador douglas kim mick, what's your reel here. >> guest: i'm the chair of constitutional law and human rights and teach primarily the subjects related to our constitution but also the hopes and as separations of the world's communities that's manifests themselves to the variation iterations of human rights. most of my teaching, i have to say, has originated out of my -- from the classroom. if a been at the teaching business probably for 35 years or so, at notre dame and here and dean of catholic in washington, and each time those experiences have been punctuated by other things. so i got be reagan's lawyer for a while on matters of the constitution, and i brought that back into the classroom, and president obama made me -- gave me one of of the greatest privileges and that is to be our country in a foreign country, and to be ambassad

fox 29 music is hash tag. >> not a question, billy joel. >> i'm going katy perry. >> miley is in town we'll have stories for monday. >> coming like a wrecking ball. >> 9-year-old boy in energy until raising money for a new pair of hearing aids by selling lemonade. >> this is logan you're about to meet him of gloucester city he's beener whating hearing aids since 5 and at this point they need to be replaced they're pricey between 3 and 6,000 insurance covers a small portion. he came one the idea of lemonade stand. his mother thought it would take at least a year to raise the money. >> we sold lemonade and it got big erin more people asked to come. every since gotten bigger and bigger. >> so far he raised close to 4,000. he has appointment at children's hospital of philadelphia next month to be fitted for hearing aids if there's money leftover he plans to donate to little girl in nearby community needs hepp paying for her hearinging aids. >> time 5. >> bending weather caitlin. >> giving me headaches. >> man i'm looking at the model for this. no, no agreement. september that always the c

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billy joel is one generous piano man.sold out birthday concert -- that was in may -- to help build a shelter for cats and dogs on long island. billy joel is, of course, a native of the area and best friends with howard stern and his wife beth. beth is the mastermind behind it, a passionate supporter of the north shore animal league. i adopted a dog from there as well. one of my many. she says with billy's help she think she'll break ground on cage-free shelter. >> you're up to three and counting. >> there is a lot of dogs and cats that need love out there. >> next concert for you. >> thank you, billy. >>> then finally in "pop news" this morning -- another song. ♪ soon we'll be making another run ♪ >> come on now. ♪ the love boat >> i love this song. >> hey, everybody. >> the crew is back to work. captain stubing, isaac, gopher and the rest of the team from the hit '70s show have been summoned to the lido deck to heparin ses cruise lines celebrate their 50th anniversary. the "princess" long gone, but the cast will be named