kerry, good evening. >> reporter: well, good evening, brian. despite those calls from the highest levels of the u.s. government, the pastor here says he is not backing down. on the anniversary of september 11, he plans to take the islamic holy book and burn it. burn the koran. pastor terry jones says he has more than 200 koran and he claims a message from god to pile them up and burn them saturday. >> it is by no means a stunt. we have thought this out. we have prayed this through. we believe that this type of message is right now very, very necessary in america before it's too late. >> reporter: the church's associate pastor -- >> it's a smith & wesson .40 caliber. >> reporter: -- says he's now armed after hundreds of e-mails from around the world flooded the church's in-box. messages like, swear by almighty god, i will slay the church pastor terry jones in front of the church's door. the dove world outreach center sits outside a cow pasture in rural gainesville, florida. the congregation here numbers less than 50. while this afternoon their l

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please welcome my friend kerry simon, everybody, right here. [ cheers and applause ] kerry, good to seeme. >> a little guinness for you to start it off. >> jimmy: cheers, that's awesome. thank you for doing that. [ cheers and applause ] that's delicious. you really are the rock 'n' roll chef. now, i should say, i've been to your restaurant out in l.a. a bunch of times. >> yep. >> jimmy: your desserts are insane. can we just look -- >> junk food platter. >> jimmy: junk food platter. look at this thing. [ audience ohs ] >> this is based on everything that you eat when you -- >> jimmy: this is for one person, yeah. >> yeah, this is for one person. he's actually eaten the whole thing. >> jimmy: the stoners at home are going "oh, my gosh. how do i get to this restaurant? can i eat my television?" >> yeah, all my restaurants. we serve it everywhere. >> jimmy: what do you have in there? >> we've got rice krispie treats, snowballs. these are all my versions of it, by the way. hostess cupcakes, brownies, chocolate chip cookies, caramel corn. >> jimmy: instead of rice krispies, is that froot loop

kerry, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, good evening, brian. yes, nbc news has confirmed that secretary of defense robert gates late this afternoon phoned pastor jones. then a short time later, pastor jones came out here with all the world's eyes looking at this field in rural florida. they heard the pastor announce that he no longer plans to build a bonfire with more than 200 korans. pastor terry jones says he no longer plans to burn the koran. >> we have been in very much thought and prayer over this whole period. a lot of times we were asked what would it take to call this thing off. we have thought it over many times. >> reporter: the pastor now says burning the koran was directly linked to plans to build an islamic cultural center and mosque in lower manhattan near ground zero. >> if they were willing to either cancel the mosque at the ground zero location or if they were willing to move that location, if they were willing to move it away from that location, we would consider that a sign from god. >> reporter: flanked by an imam from centr

kerry ressler. he studies the genetics and neurobiology of post-traumatic stress disorder focusing on the interaction between genes and environment. he is a professor at emory university. david anderson. he studies the neural circuits that control fear and anxiety. he is a professor of neuroscience at cal tech and a howard hughes medical investigator. and once again, my co-host is dr. eric kandel. as you know by now, he's a nobel laureate and professor at columbia university and a howard hughes medical investigator. he is, as you know, the mastermind behind this program and once again i'm pleased to have him here at this table to tell me what we're going to talk about this evening. welcome. >> thank you. pleasure to be here. >> rose: where are we going tonight? >> we're going to discuss emotions some more. emotions are feeling states that enrich our mental life. they lead us to seek out pleasure and to avoid pain and tonight we're going to begin by discussing fear and anxiety states and then go on t

, the problem in senator kerry's view is that the voters are not really paying that much attention, and as a result are too easily swayed by a simple slogan rather than the facts or the truth. whatever the cause of the democratic doldrums, it's sure to be a fascinating week, the president and much of his cabinet are fanned out across college campuses. the new cnn polling tonight raises the question of whether it might be too late. seven in ten americans tell us things are going badly in america today, history suggests the president's party is in for a big hit. no whining allowed here. cnn contributor eric erickson, author of the new book "red state uprising." and with me here, former george w. bush strategist and now national journal columnist, maureen dowd. i'll start with you, because now i have this year figured out. either the voters aren't that smart because they're not paying as much attention or you democrats need to stop whining, is that the solution? >> i think the vice president was talking about a particular phenomenon on my side of the aisle which is the left. you have a num

megyn: when you see someone like john kerry who is known for this.t came off the story about the big yachts and he docked in rhode island to avoid taxes. in 2006 he suggested if you wind up in iraq, you are stupid. >> we are here to talk about education. education -- if you make the most it and you study hard and do your homework and make an effort to be smart, you can do well. if you don't you get stuck in iraq. megyn: if you don't do well in school you get stuck in iraq. if you agree with the democrats it's because you are misinformed because you are not paying attention. >> in many elections people vote against their own economic interests. republic advance are very, very good at convincing lower income people the vote against taxes. no one likes taxes. everyone thinks they will be rich one day, they will win the lottery. everyone is hang on by a thread. they are not going to buy that argument. where democrats need to take the opportunity is to argue they are for the middle class and small business and republicans are for wall street and the wealt

kerry is joining me on the phone.erry, this is the second time the texas school board hash has been at the center of the debate. what is going on this time? >> caller: well, this is -- i think you can say an addendum to a long series of battles. how they emphasize different religious and political issues. the school board in texas is dominated by a group of -- i think it's fair to say christian conservatives. >> they identify themselves as that. >> last year they had an epic battle over social studies standards. this resolution was a surprise to some of the observers in texas. they had just resolve that had battle. then this resolution emerged. the board has decided to discuss it. >> what proof, randy reeves, who wrote the resolution says he thinks it was done on purpose, that islam was overshadowing christianity on purpose. what proof did he provide to bring it up for a vote? wouldn't he have to justify the claim? >> yes, there are a number of appendix where he believes the christians are portrayed in the harshest of

kerry, great to see you.hanks for coming in. >> great to be here. >> what is it exactly that the obama justice department has to do tomorrow in terms of this case? what are their options? >> well, i want to, first of all, preface this by saying i'm not a lawyer and i simply cover these cases, but there's just a little bit of a difference in what you said. they don't actually have to appeal by tomorrow, but what they -- >> they have to state whether they are, right? >> what they have to do is they have to submit their proposal for an order of what to do in this case. now, the log cabin republican lawyers submitted their order last week, and their order said, what we would like to see is for you, judge phillips, to issue an injunction nationwide on this -- on enforcement of this ban, of this policy, so that it cannot be enforced by the federal government at any time, at any place. and what the government will do tomorrow is submit their proposed order in response to that. >> okay. >> and what they'll likely do,

our own kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: on a school bus in suburban orlando, a father's fury caught on a security camera. >> my daughter can get on this [bleep] bus and the [bleep] and this is it. >> reporter: 42 year old james willy jones arrested for disorderly conduct admits his temper got the better of him. today -- >> i held it the wrong way when i went on the bus. >> reporter: he explained why he went so far as to threaten to kill students on the bus. he says they were bullying his 13 year old daughter who suffers from cerebral palsy. >> it's not about me. it's about kids getting bullied, going to school, even if you're walking to school. my action was very much out of character for me. but my daughter, i feel, i love her and i support her. >> school officials say jones never chained that his daughter was being harassed but in the deputy's report he alleges that schoolboys twisted her ear and shouted rude comments at her. and as this security camera footage from the day before reveals, tossed an opened condom. >> reporter: the national center for bullying prevention, pacer.org

or about john kerry?d you earlier what he said. >> we have an electorate that doesn't always pay that much attention to what is going on. so, you know, people are influenced by a simple slogan, rather than by the facts and the truth of what is happening. >> glenn: i can't believe he said that. i mean, it is true, john. 69 million people were influenced by three simple words. "hope and change." it's not because they were stupid. i mean, was it? i don't think so. i think it's because americans are trusting. they trust from people are generally like them and generally good. and hope and change, we want to have hope. the change that i think americans is unspoken that went across the spectrum was that we would clean up the corruption. stop with the lies and we'd stop with the old style politics. we'd stop with all of this. we're trusting. unfortunately, for this period of time no longer. we have been played. i saw this picture on theblaze.com this weekend. it's the guy who quit his job to join obama's campaign

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john kerry e-mail that you got, i read some of the commentary on the primaries and some of the liberal pundits, new york times editorial page, they're happy, proves that the republican party is drifting over to what ed rendell the governor of pennsylvania called the crazyies. >> the nuts. >> the nuts. you know what? i'm beginning to think there is a risk here. in american politics you can be marginalized by the mainstream media. if the candidates do not-- or the tea partiers themselves do not start talking about what they actually stand for, independents will get nervous. the tea party eiers complaints are primarily economic. >> paul: they're fiscal, it's about spending, about the growth of government. since when are these radical ideas. >> they are not radical ideas and the criticism of the tea partiers by the liberal pundits never mention any of that. he think the burden is now on the tea party candidates and tea party representatives to start talking about economic issues. >> paul: well, kim, jim demint, the republican from south carolina who endorsed o'donnell at the end and sarah

kerry cavanaugh joins us live from baltimore. it was not too long ago we were worried it was to drive around here. now the city has a completely different problem to deal with. >> that seemed like a distant memory. one of the main concerns is that the ground is saturated because we have seen so much rain this week. emergency managers say that makes it more likely that trees will come down and toppled power lines in the process. people got out to enjoy a beautiful night on federal hill, taking advantage of the calm before the storm. preparing for the onslaught of rain, the city's department of public works deployed cruise to clear clogged the storm drains. >> all that water eventually runs off into local streams, the harbor, and the day. >> they cannot check of the city's 52,000 storm drains so they are urging baltimore residents to pitch in. >> we are asking every citizen to take a look on their street to see if there storm drains are clear. if there is trash on top, sweep that off. the biggest defense against flooding is a broom

and john kerry e mail, i read some comment teary.some of the liberal pundits "new york times" editorial page are saying this proves republican party is now drifting over towards what ed rendel, the governor of pennsylvania called the crazies. >> the nuts. >> the nuts. do you know what? i'm beginning to think that there is a risk here. in american politics you can be marginalized by main stream media. if these candidates do not start talking about what they actually stand for, independence will get nervous. the tea party complaints are prime yairly economic. >> they're fiscal. >> true. it's about spending and growth of government. since whr these radical ideas? >> they're not radical ideas. criticism never mentioned any of that. i think the burden is on tea party candidates and tea party representatives to start talking about economic issues. >> well, kim can jim democrattent republican from south carolina, do they have an obligation to help her get across the finish line? do they just wash their hands of it and say we contacted -- co

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that is part of the discontent in the country. >> on the other hand could it be that senator kerry isight, that there is misinformation athere in the clutter of the media? is there a half truth there. >> certainly there is misinformation on both sides and that is true of not just health care but any debate. but that is the way politics occurs in our country, the way the game is played. and there is a saying, if you are explaining, you are losing and the democrats have been explaining health care policy for a year and they have been on the defensive the who will time. and there is no sign that will change in five weeks. >> do they fire up the opposition? it does not do much for the guys on your side. >> with tea party voters, sort of the independents that are affected to talk like that is not the right strategy for democrats. >> five weeks from tomorrow, five weeks from tomorrow, what are we looking at? >> well, the general consensus is republicans are in position to take control of the house of representatives and the senate is really up for grabs. some people predict the republicans

senators who have concerns they expressed them in a resolution that they passed today but as john kerry the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee said they managed to address most of the issues in the course of these five months and today's decision is sort of a boy partisan success let's listen what to what he says. we hope. to get to the full senate as rapidly as possible for our work is not done the full united states senate has to now debate this and ratify it. it's our hope that they're going to happen quickly before the end of the year and we will work to try to make that happen we had a very constructive process today as i think you saw. in my judgment. the. long work of the committee of the administration to bring together representatives from almost every administration president nixon all the way through president george bush who testified to that hope to build a consensus on this treaty this treaty will make america more secure it will assist us in moving towards the goal of less nuclear threats and for that reason we're proud of the action he took today while on

the senate floor for reading the case then but the chairman of the foreign relations committee john kerry said it is very unlikely as we just heard that the senate will read if i had before november elections in congress as oppressions they are going to ratify it at the same time as americans here's what the head of russia's foreign affairs committee said the start of the authorities occasion process in the states coincides internally with the election campaign of one sort of seventy. be reelected which means the minute servitors consider the situation not in terms of these agreement is good or bad for the united states but in terms. of what you may contribute to their own electorate could be a little bit because the document itself is too much important for the national interest of the united states for the national interest of russia for the globalization of interest to be mixed up in a single. election committee actually russians are very eager to pass this treaty as soon as possible and this was expressed by russia's defense minister yesterday when he met with robert gates here in was

kerry, good evening. >> reporter: well, good evening, brian. pastor terry jones left it to his son and a controversial evangelical minister to announce the plan to burn more than 200 koran has ended. there will be no korans burned at all. so the worldwide attention on this church and this field in rural central florida ends. pastor jones says he may not even be here himself tomorrow. he's planning on going to new york city where he hopes to meet with imam faisal abdul rauf who hopes to build the muslim cultural center near ground zero. pastor zones wants to tell him he wants that mosque moved. tonight he s says he has no plans to meet with pastor jones and he has no plans to move the mosque. brian? >> all right. kerry, thanks. >>> we have an update on one of the american hikers who has been imprisoned in tehran. last night we reported the iranian government announced that sarah shourd would be freed in honor of the end of ramadan. tehran's prosecutor says tomorrow's release has been cancelled because the legal process there is not complete. >>>

that will happen in two three weeks time but the chairman of the foreign relations committee john kerry said it is very unlikely as we just heard that the senate will ratify it before november elections in congress it will most likely happen at the end of the year but he was overall quite sure that the senate in general will ratify the treaty as russians they are going to ratify it at the same time as americans here's what the head of russia's foreign affairs committee said. the start of the euro certification process in the states concerts and turn of the election campaign one search of the servant is to be reelected which means the minutes senators consider the situation not in terms of where the agreement is good or bad for the united states but in terms of what you may contribute to their own electoral could be a little bit because the document itself is too much important for the national interest of the united states for the national interest of russia for the global interests to be mixed up in a single. election can be. actually russians are very eager to pass this treaty as soon

in two or three weeks time but the chairman before was chairman of foreign relations committee john kerry said it is very unlikely that the senate will ratify it any time before november elections in congress so it's not really clear when exactly this will happen but john kerry said this can this should happen by the end of this year but. you know but the fact that the senate foreign relations committee approved it is quite important and as you just mentioned the washes the senate is also is just basically waiting for what's what's that what's going to be going on in the united states and as we know that they they intend to ratify the treaty at the same time with the united states and we have a comment. here for you. this time of the year a certification process in the states concerts internal elections can be one sort of the servant is to be reelected which means the minute senators consider the situation not in terms of where the agreement is good or bad for the united states but in terms of what you may contribute to their own electoral could be a little bit because the document itself

nbc kerry sanders is live outside the mine in chile and at least some good news there. lot of excitement and anticipation, kerry. >> there is and there's this general sense that the danger is not ever present any more. that this is going to be they all come out alive. some of the representatives of the government here are a little more cautious about that. they say there is still no completion to this and until there is nobody can breathe a sigh of relief. as you point ow, a lawsuit today and an example of the two worlds taking place. the families above ground anxious, angry and waiting for some -- the lawyer filing his lawsuit, they would like to get down there. now 57 days from the government and from the mining company. the mining company, which is bankrupt. meantime, there is this whole other world, the one that really is the focus down below. let me take you down there because we just got some video from the government, as you know, they have been releasing information, as well as video from down below because they were able to get some cameras down there and look

yet, kerry had to know.'re a parent you want to know what happened. you want to know how they took your child. if a lesson can be learned from amber, then i want it out there. >> and so early in may she tried to schedule a visit, was told none was available. so kerry had a bold idea. why not ask the mother to give up one of her visits with her son? so one afternoon she waited outside the jail as gardner's mother approached. it didn't go well. i just want to visit your son. >> excuse me. >> don't touch me, i'll hit you. i'm not. stay away from her. i'm not here to harass you. i want to talk to your son. and find out why he murdered my daughter. >> the next day there was a phone call from the jailer. >> can you be here in a half hour? >> somehow the time was found for her talk with gardner. what was it like to walk in there and know you were going to talk to the guy who killed your daughter? >> i was real nervous until until i got there. going in there and talking with them just didn't have any feelings with m

nbc's kerry sanders is live in chile. kerry, what are they doing to help out this effort now?iners have been trapped underneath in this mine now for 57 days. and what we've seen primarily is, well, what you see over my shoulder here, and that's the work. let me pause for a moment and just listen to that sound. that rumble is the rumble of hopefully more success. so you hear that work, that goes on 24 hours a day here, around the clock, as they're drilling down. they have three drills going. what they call plan a, plan b, and plan c. but it's what we see down below that's remarkable. look at this footage that has just been released by the government here. what we're looking at is the 33 miners down below in remarkably good shape, clean shaven, down there doing their work. and what they're doing, as you see, with very large machinery, it kind of gives you an idea of the space that they're working in down there, part of this shaft that they're in is two kilometers long. they're in an area moving out the debris that the drills on the surface are causing to drop down. so they have

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nbc kerry sanders is live for us in ft. lauderdale, florida.re you are, kerry, a lot of things especially tough in that state. one of the highest foreclosure rates, right? >> absolutely. this neighborhood is a typical example. the builder started building about four years ago and these homes here, $700,000 homes. he had 70 lots built 40 of those lots and this home here, like about eight others in the neighborhood here in foreclosure now. the bank is trying to sell it in what they call a short sale for $380,000. let me take you through the statistics as i walk inside here. if you look at these statistics, they're stunning. they show that one in every 381 u.s. homes is in some stage of foreclosure now in the united states. the top three states, nevada look at those numbers. 1 in 4, florida 1 in 155 where i am and arizona 1 in 165. now, when we look at what states are responsible for 50% or close to 50%, look at that. it's california, florida, michigan, illinois, arizona and just to give you sort of perspective in ft. lauderdale. 1 in every 111 ho

however satin responded fifteen minutes later a great build up in the box instead retreat kerry trying to do this in a shot but sixteen minutes from time relative dodged past couple of defenders hit the winner and since are tucked into the top six sutton set to thirty eight. elsewhere this is a lima came back to speak to injury time was stunning to eyewitness a bit of the rock bottom side when to head off the fourteen minutes went by and to think go back to afghan is an obvious and i'm side i'm not proud we're all set to celebrate just their full square of the season with the final whistle approaching but after nineteen. let's spend the night and then headed in an equalizer for a line here and three minutes into injury time the visiting fans were in heaven substitute collins managed to get them over the top spot true enough a line will take her three points sabir now four points adrift at the foot of the table. meanwhile there's just one game to tell you about in the english premier league with liverpool looking for only their second win this season as they travel to birmingham the red

. >> kerry mulligan the throes shia when she finds out about this. this goes nowhere. lots of dialogue and speculation on the 2008 bobble. some of the better moments include douglas sparring. >> fools make money, bears make money. pigs get slaughtered. >> it runs long, mixed results, a couple starts, p.g.-13. you will leave remembering michael douglas. have a nice weekend, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >>> let's shift to the weather. severe weather? >> much-needed rain on the way, but we don't need the thunderstorms. it is quiet and dry, clouds increasing from the west. what is on the way in terms of rain? look at the temperatures, still slowly cooling down. manassas, 79 degrees. high of 97 degrees today. it is hot out there. nationals park, 76 degrees. the recent ad says 76 is the high is because the computer switched at midnight. 62 cumberland. the cooler air is out there. the almanac, the temperatures yesterday on saturday, 93 degrees, not quite a record at reagan national. it broke the record at dulles airport. a number 67 of 90 degrees or bet

a senior statesman in massachusetts, senator john kerry, john kerry just said, an equity, he gave an interview recently that is not going over well with republicans. here is what he says about why voters are not bonding with the democrats policies. he says an electorate that doesn't always pay that much attention to what's going on and people are influenced by a simple slogan rather than the facts or the truth on what's happening. >> ouch. >> you can imagine that people are saying that this is another example-- kerry's always tainted with that he's patrician, elitist and not in touch with the regular people. >> a conservative blogger pounced on him almost immediately and william jacobs writes a legal column, legal insurrection, the democrats seeing that the reason people are unset they don't understand, they're not smart enough. that sort of rhetoric just gets people more upset. >> people don't like to be called stupid and clueless, do they, on any level. >> is there a kernel of truth to most people are tuned out to politics, they don't care about the nuances of the legislation, litt

jen kerry says it's only because voters are uninformed.eak. this wasn't supposed to be part of the show. mariah carey's slipup on stage. down goes mariah. >> president obama said if we just give these policies time, more job also come. you know what? in two years there is going to be an opening at the white house. [ laughter ] >> brian: and lopez will have a new lead in shortly. mr. conan o'brien. >> steve: and the band leader won't be with him. >> brian: he's not going to go? >> gretchen: you're so on top of things. >> steve: it was in the paper. some other headlines for you and we're starting with korea. new video shows members of a workers party being bussed to the country's first party meeting in 30 years. don't worry, folks, on the bus, they're not going to be busted. north koreans celebrated the occasion by dancing in the streets. >> brian: look at that. it looks so natural. >> steve: it's not -- >> brian: take it from me, it's hard to master the dance. >> steve: you would know. before the meeting kim jung-il promoted his youngest so

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make it easier to recruit people for the military 37 could democratic massachusetts' senator john kerryin line to replace secretary of state hillary clinton? word on capitol hill is kerry's in the mix as clinton has been hinting of stepping down from that position before the end of obama's first term in the white house. >>> the white house is saying michelle obama never said being first lady is hell. but a new book claims she did. comments made during a private conversation with sarkozy, the first lady of france. the book is called carla and the ambitious. both first ladies deny the comment was ever made. the white house issued a formal denial. the book is due out tomorrow. >>> in tomorrow's tribune red eye, what's ben affleck up to now? ever since winning the oscar 12 years ago, his career has been all over the map. now a new project for him in his hometown. and the red eye will have it for you tomorrow. >>> a company causing fashion minded folks to check out outlet shops. that sparked a marketing war. find out in tomorrow's chicago tribune. >>> a case of cancer. filed a lawsuit agains

john kerry calling voters ignorant. biden complaining with whining. maybe you didn't want this hope and change because you are lethargic. >> right now they have to blame fox news and you sean hannity or the american people. the president showed that in the "rolling stone" magazine he's blaming box. >> sean: we are destructive. >> you are bad for the country. i was very surprised at that rolling stone interview one that he gave it at all. after he came down so hard on mcchrystal for giving rolling stone an interview. i thought it was interesting. i think it is revealing that he thinks a month before election his big idea is to do a "rolling stone" interview. >> sean: now they are going after john boehner alleging affairs. unfounded. democrats are desperate. you can see it on their faces. >> sean: they are desperate. sandra, you deal with business everyday. let me show everybody the recession's impact on us. this is above the fold, u.s.a. today's edition they talk about people putting off marriage, fewer people moving. people's real income down consider

john kerry will be here live and we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> his response on the ahmadinejadew. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? was abe lincoln honest? mary: does this dress make my backside look big? abe: perhaps... save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?really host: is having a snowball fight with pitching great randy johnson a bad idea? man: yeah, i'm thinking maybe this was a bad idea. >>> plus the powerful 911 call just moments before the brutal murder of a mother and her two daughters. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her

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west baltimore at north kerry. east baltimore at lloyd. and orleans at north wolf.asadena, there's a crash there at fort small wood. and a car fire on wal ther boulevard. 83 northbound is slow from fayette street to 28th street. you will also find delays outside on 70. let's take a live look at 70 right now. 70 at 29. that jam runs from 29, pretty much all the way to the beltway. you're looking at a jam. we had an earlier accident approaching the beltway that did not help things. meantime, there is a live look at the top side of the beltway. between 83 and 95. and there's a look at the west side. 20-minute ride. this traffic report is brought to you by the national aquarium. kids and parents make a slash at the national aquarium. music and story time at 10:00 a.m. visit aqua.org. back over to you. >> thanks, sharon. >>> bigger and bolder entertainment. that's what the hippa drome plans. andrea fujii shows us what is new. >> reporter: the blue man group is just one of the many acts coming to the hippodrome this fall. but that's not all. ♪ [ music ] ♪ sheri, sherry, b

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