and i'm like, you're not kid rock, you're nerd rock.r knowledge of all the technical aspects of it, i had no idea. how did you develop that kind of expertise in producing as well as the music? >> i used to sweep floors in a recording studio when i started. >> jon: really? >> i started sweeping floors. they let me into the back room at midnight, a little gremlin. i made my own music on the side. that's where i got going and learned about all that stuff. >> jon: and you play every instrument. >> i play them. ask a musician, they're like, yeah, i can entertain you with them. >> jon: so you don't even... to you it's just second nature now. you don't realize. like if you had your druthers, would it be... would you be holed up with all that... with just all your instruments and the technical equipment? is that fun for you or is it the stage? >> it would be just a guitar, a guitar and a campfire. that's fun. beer helps. a couple buddies around. i love that. >> jon: you're a hippie? [laughter] a guitar and a campfire. >> it is a little differen

>> kid rock is the quintessential all-american rock star. this guy by his own admission has taken every drug known to man. he's slept with most of america, and he's fought everybody that gets in his way. when he turns 40, there's another side of kid rock i find equally compelling, and which i hope to unravel for you tonight. this guy, as a human being, is

rock. ♪ a cowboy baby >> are you kid, are you bob, are you mr. rock? >> doesn't matter to me.y good friends call me bobby. my stage name is kid rock. whatever you feel comfortable with. >> you just turned 40. is there a point you have to change your name from kid? >> god, if i had 100 bucks every time somebody asked me that. not at all. >> i get the idea you enjoy not being a kid, but enjoy the wild side of life. you like being a rocker. >> i enjoy having a good time. that's true. >> how wild does it get? >> probably wilder than i'm willing to discuss right now. >> do you know how much you have consumed over the years? >> no. i'm not going to be a, you know, will chamberlain or gene simmons and put numbers on. if i had a good time, i can say i think everybody around me has had a good time. i don't think anybody's walked away from the party being wild and saying i feel weird or used or that was dirty or something was wrong or bad. it might be dirty fun but at the same time, there's an element of clean to it. >> i like that. you are unashamedly a rocker. you like behaving bad. i

kid rock, thank you.

if you met my son, you'd be like -- [ whispers ] "i can't believe that's kid rock's kid." [ laughterean, he got a speeding ticket. i was finally like -- "whew." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's mine! he's mine! >> evidence. evidence. >> jimmy: maury povich comes out and says, "yeah, congratulations." >> "you're the father." >> jimmy: "you're the father," yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] that's awesome. >> i like maury. i like my stories. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. nashville is fun place too, though. >> i love nashville. >> jimmy: oh man, nashville's amazing. but i mean, that's another place i just love. that just stays open all night. >> it does. it's a great place to go down and go honky-tonking. great musicians there, players. people couldn't be any nicer. it's a great spot. >> jimmy: well, man, with -- with "born free," you did do a little kind of nashville. a lot of -- a little country on here. a little bit more than usual. i know you mix it up. >> i think -- i think i just look confused. >> jimmy: no, no, no, the album cover is great. no, you definitely look confused on the alb

you can catch kid rock on tour. you can buy bad ass beer. you can only buy it in singles, though, unfortunately. >> only in michigan. >> jon: only in michigan and only in singles. good to see you. kid rock. [cheering and applause] what's up, smart? oh, just booked a summer vaycay. ooo. sounds pricey? nah, with the hotels.com summer sale, you can find awesome deals for places nearby. interesting... wow, i'm blown away. you look great. hotels.com summer sale, save up to 30%. and get a free kindle. hotels.com. be smart. book smart. >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. another guest will be here. [laughter] i don't... i can't think of the name. here it is, your moment of zen. >> she's actually very talented. if you go to the end of the hbo special, the lady gaga hbo special and you watch her sing a cappella "born this way," she captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( applause ) [cheers and applause] >> steph

kid rock is going to be here. here is your moment of zen. >> the defense is sloppy and these could have been asked the first three times they called him to the stand. this defense is like a fart in a blizzard. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight surprising revelations about the beatles. they may have run out of new formats in which you must rebuy all their music. and now the natural gas industry tries to counter bad press. i suggest blaming the gas on the dog dog. slav (laughter) >> then i sit down with the founding publisher of skeptic magazine, or so he claims (laughter) >> a new study found that men like to cuddle and another new study shows that men will say anything to dpet a researcher into bed. this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( applause ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: wow! >> stephen, step

now, these kids participate in a summer rock camp for kids. n one is under way but there are still slots open for sessions 2 and 3. in addition to rock camp green room is a new facility where throughout the year they offer private lessons and rehearsal spaces for bay area bands. now, their official grand opening is tomorrow. saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in pacifica off cresci, free food, drinks, live performance from these guys here from all these kids participating in rock camp. so if you want to be a rocking kid check it out. greenroommusiccenter.com. if you want to be part of our hive phi, email us at mornings@cbs5.com. thanks, kids. >> rocking out. that looks cool. rock camp. that's what we miss. band camp. >> i didn't do that. did you do that? i was in drama. >> you were? >> still a drama queen. [ laughter ] >> no comment. [ laughter ] >>> is the internet taking the place of our memory? >> it's true. a new study in the journal "science" suggests that online search engines are making people rely on computers to remember things for them. r

kid rock is going to be here.our moment of zen. >> the defense is sloppy and these could have been asked the first three times they called him to the stand.

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kid rock is going to be here.f zen. >> the defense is sloppy and these could have been asked the first three times they called him to the stand. this defense is like a fart in a blizzard. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight surprising revelations about the beatles. they may have run out of new formats

what's going on this weekend, including the kid rock sheryl crow concert 7:00 at shoreline amphitheater so yeah, expect some delays there. gilroy garlic festival so heavy traffic on 101 to gilroy and big race weekend at infineon so delays on 121, highway 37, critical mass bike ride, i could keep going. >> it's a wrap. >> thanks, liz. >>> fair fans will be asked the all-important question, you want fries with that doughnut? the doughnut burger is part of the new food line-up at the new york state fair. a syracuse bakery will make the buns in the big kahuna doughnut burger. it will look like a krispy kreme doughnut cheeseburger from this year's ohio state fair. they grill a glazed doughnut and add a quarter pounder burger, onions, pickles, it's a caloric juggernaut. >> at least you're getting your vegetables. >> so the president is going to speak about the debt ceiling at 7:25 on cbssf.com.

>> jimmy: look at this guy. >> that's featuring kid rock, hank williams jr.here. yeah! >> jimmy: yeah! exactly. i love that. is this your saddle? you really use this, right? >> that actually hangs in my house over the bar. >> jimmy: does it really? >> yeah, it does. >> jimmy: oh, man, you -- >> you have to come visit sometime. >> jimmy: you remember last time i hung out with you in nashville. >> i do. >> jimmy: i don't. [ laughter ] it was good. it was fun. >> i pulled up in a 1978 "smoky and the bandit" edition pontiac trans am. >> jimmy: yeah. >> t-tops, and you had your guitar and you were standing on the sidewalk in front of zany's. i think you just had a gig. this was two years ago and i picked you up and we scooched off downtown and we hung out until about 4:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: yeah, well not only that, you came and you picked me up in "the smokey and the bandit" trans am. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you parked in the middle of the street. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and the cops came. and they go "what's going on?" and you go "hey, officer, it's me, joh

so kid rock, sheryl crow playing. 22,000. not sold out but still mr.ss crow welcome to the bay area. we love to have you come in any time. we don't need the 22,000 fans to do that. at the south bay, i check the report, a new issue did pop up. 280 northbound at saratoga, a motorcycle accident and may be blocking a couple of lanes. follow me on twitter and i'll give you those updates as we continue. a south of here, you're going to talk about that. north of here we have nice speeds along the peninsula from san mateo into san francisco. in the city, critical mass. watch for all of the bicyclists. safety for all a concern. the san mateo bridge, we have low clouds and the fog which impedes the view of the high rise on the peninsula side. on the east bay side you see traffic off 880. a look at oakland. slow past the coliseum. the metering lights are on. slowing at the berkeley curve. >> 101 and the south bay, if you have driven down this time of year, headed south, there is unmistakable aroma of garlic. smells like a great italian restaurant. the gilroy garl

kid rock, thank you. kid rock, thank you. >> terrible. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the state of florida drop sa bombshell. they're taking new legal action, a real shocker, trying to make casey anthony pay. details on that. but that's not the only breaking news. we also know why the empty chairs. why the casey anthony jury could not face reporters after voting not guilty on each and every serious charge in the death of her daughter caylee. we know because tonight two of those jurors are speaking out, talking about why they and the others made that decision. and their gut feelings when they did so. martin savage has all the breaking news and joins us now from orlando. martin, casey anthony possibly new lowly challenges tonight. what can you tell us about them? >> reporter: well, good evening, john. the state of florida tonight has filed a motion to tax casey anthony for what it says are special costs that for going after her basically in the prosecution and also the investigation. in other wor

. >> kid rock. >> jimmy: yeah, but he's different. he's got long hair. i look like a nerd. i should be writing a story for the, like, "daily planet" or something. >> yeah, you need an old typewriter right now. >> jimmy: how's the family? you having a big father's day thing? >> does anybody have a big father's day? father's day got lost in the side. the kids just get up and go, happy father's day, daddy. that's it. we go to costco and get free samples. >> jimmy: that's a great idea. >> there's a dixie cup of white wine. >> jimmy: there's not as much planning like mother's day. >> mother's day, there's brunch. you can get brunch at a gas station on mother's day. father's day, nothing. a hot dog and a slushy. >> jimmy: how old are your kids now? >> 7-year-old daughter, 10-year-old son and then a 22-year-old daughter. >> jimmy: they're going to have to start coming through with gifts for you. >> exactly. that's what i told the boy. once he makes double digits, you got to show up, man. when i was 10 -- nothing really happened when i was 10, but you know, we get to say that. when

[kids shouting] ooh. [upbeat rock music] ♪ now don't forget, garcia, 10% of that goes to the house. ) snake eyes. ah, youth. (man) i love these shots. thank you very much, mrs. reeves. thank you. have a nice day. next. whoa-ho-ho-ho, look at those babies. adorable. come on, let's get started. are we married. i'm separated. then there is a god. let's try something a little special. here, try these on, tim. ooh yeah, i'll bet you like the sun, yeah. here, why don't you take that drink right there? yeah, that looks like fun, hm, hm? to me, this is an incredible shot. okay, okay. i can see you're not impressed. and you know what? you're right; i hate it too. that's because your kid is more hip, more now, more '80s. let's try these on here. now get ready. hold on to yourself. i'm crazy about this one. your own baby jedi. this is terrific. this is terrific. you're gonna like this one. huh? huh? huh? all right, you're not into science fiction. okay, let me think about this. let me think-- oh, mrs. klupner, why didn't i see this before? why don't you lean into the picture with your child? oh

kids. only rock in their life. >> i've got your apples. >> reporter: a typical day at the sulemans starts at aiden off to the bus and then i start getting little people -- they're not babies, i call them little people, ready for school. they're in the potty training, process. so i'm trying to potty train the girls. it's hard to imagine that, but when you constantly keep moving and you're going 200, 300 miles per hour, it's another thing you have to tackle. >> reporter: with 14 kids all living under one roof, there are definite signs of heavy wear and tear. >> there's some holes here, there's some holes there. and it's been from the scooters or bikes or whatever. one of our main goals, a priority, is to buy a home. and i want to earn it, i want to work for it, and i want to buy it myself. >> reporter: which won't be it easy. it reportedly costs $15 now,000 a month to support her children. what are your hopes? >> number one, health and well-being. number two is education. so maybe, you know, at least half will go to med school. that's a nice dream. >> reporter: as far personal life, nadia says

but a group of kids start throwing rocks at the car. >> and then i just see, like, a big object just, bangs. and it was -- it was so loud. like the glass hit my face, hit everywhere, was in my hair. and then finally i looked, looked over, and there's tanner just bleeding everywhere. >> the rock has all but crushed tanner's face. he is in the hospital for months, and doctors say a blow like that could have killed him. he is lucky. then, as tanner struggles to recover, the police investigators find the tapes and the d.a. learns of the 311 boys. >> in ten years i have been a prosecutor, i've handled murder cases, i've handled hate crimes, sexual assault cases, i've done the whole gamut. i have never seen a case where the people glorified in violence more than this case reflected in the tapes. they just lusted after it. it was such a fix to them. >> you try to jump on me? [ bleep ] dude. >> he studies the teens' behavior in the tapes and is surprised the case involving the 311 boys hasn't landed in his office sooner. >> it's not surprising what happened to tanner hanson. i'm not surprise

friendly skies, octomom, nadya suleman and kirsten johnson when suleman's eight kids started crying. when "the third rock" from the sun asked that she keep her babies quiet, suleman responded why don't you grow a baby and get a life? >>> hudson has a baby boy. david beand victoria beckham ha a baby girl. who can forget that beautiful picture of his wife. all these stars having babies. hey, zain. >> including you, too, kyra. harper seven. what do you think of that name? harper seven. >> harper seven? >> that's the baby girl's name. >> when you know the meaning of seven, you think it's pretty cool. >> yeah, right. david beckham put out this statement. he said this, kyra. i'm so proud, so excited to announce the birth of our daughter, harper seven beckham. she weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces and arrived at 7:55 this morning here in l.a. victoria is doing really well and her brothers are delighted to have a baby sister. i was looking at a lot of the reaction online. and there was one i really liked, kyra. someone said harper seven, it sounds like half past seven, right? >> when was she born? >> born july 7th at

i had, i had been inspired by the nine kids who integrated central high school in little rock. >> right i had asked myself could i do what they did.. >> mm-hmm. >> .if ever the chance came my way. >> yeah. >> well, the chance didn't come my way and i didn't make the chance for myself until i was challenged to do this by lonnie king, and i took the challenge. >> yeah. you, so you were a college student and then a young adult at the time of dr. king and at the time of malcolm x. >> mm-hmm. dr. king taught me. >> he did? >> yes. >> so talk about dr. king. you're one of the only people i could be sitting across from who knew dr. king. >> i'm one of.i'm one of eight people in the world..3 >> yeah. yeah. >> .who was actually taught by dr. king. you hear people all the time say, "dr. king was my teacher." >> yeah. not true. >> they're lying. they're lying. i was one of dr. king's students. >> okay. -> eight people, students at morehouse and spellman college.. >> yeah. >> .took a class that he co-taught in philosophy.. >> yeah. >> .and i was one of the eight students. >> a.and? >> and i remembe

eastern europe, you saw these kids on the streets, in the soviet union they were kids would re jeans and listened to jazz and rocknd roll and smoked cigarettes. stalin called it from the left. that is the best evidence that american culture, that stalin were hysterical about that. >> john: they kept arresting them? >> they made jazz illegal and made playing the drums in seven you'll ways illegal. >> john: because it was a too sensual? >> because any repressive regime depends on social order to maintain power and the pleasures of the body are fundamentally at odds i would say. stalin understood that. >> john: black music and dancing excessive movements of the hips, arms and legs. >> that is what people were saying about the jazz 30 years earlier. at the first inception in the 1920s was attacked roundly as bringing down youth. stalin said the same thing with the same words later on. >> john: then rock and roll came? >> it was more threatening. there were possibly millions of rock fans. disco and rock in 1980s were enormously popular. >> john: they thought they had to relax the rules? >> by the '80s it was too late.

kid yourself. i don't know who's selling baltimore, but they're rocking the world!ron gibala has traffic coming up and first warning weather. you stay tuned, we'll be back. , >>> 60 now and 83% humidity. the barometer is above 30 inches of mercury. now, 3 degrees cooler than this time yesterday morning. we'll start to heat up throughout the day and the weekend will be summer like. temperatures will be back into the 90s. 61 hagerstown and elkton and easton. ocean city at 63 degrees. the low 60s in westminster and bel air. yeah, the heat is going to expand because of the pressure dropping down over the carolina capes becoming the bermuda high. we'll be set up with the warm and humid air. i think for the next four days, not counting this one. it will be a comfortable afternoon. temperatures under clear skies, dropping to 62 tomorrow. we'll kick the temperatures up and add the words to the forecast. the high of 92. the same deal on sunday. watch for the chance of an afternoon thunderstorm on monday. tuesday and wednesday, back into the upper 80s with sun. >>> let's go t

who dare to disparage single mom nadya suleman who hassle 14 kids including her 2-year-old octuplets. and one kristen johnson of "third rocktmz reports that she was on a flight from l.a. to new york with octomom and her kids and did the eight screaming 2-year-old annoyed her so much she asked octomom to keep it down. she asked kristen how she was supposed to do that to which she supplied, get more help at which time, octomom said, get a life. i happen to believe children are our future. octomom is 14 times more concerned about the future than the rest of us. wrap your mind around that little nugget. she's a hero in my book and her kids are angels. for proof, let us look no further than "the today show" with ann curry. >> no, no, no, that's okay. no, no, that's not going to happen. there you go. there you go, no problem. >> we'll stay on the carpet. >> it's difficult to keep an eye on everyone and make sure that you can give their attention. >> so if you're not able -- at one point you told me that you were -- >> delightful! who want want to be sitting with that beautiful brood in a enclosed space for five hours at 30,000 f

kid's a traitor to be. loved and you. that was our group of the hour. but those damn. rock bar let's hope you keep bristol old timer for so long but there's a lot of the. proof . that every day at life keeps getting harder for us but we must tell it all day. you. know we did him in minority students have grown up and some of the teachers that i was going. to see. me in this new meaning that will continue to educate our youth pastor that again you know all of the future isn't they hands. and what but most people are pleased with me because i've kept my job. of talking out of them respect me for. all of them but i'm working on the other house and you. has assumed this and that and i feel respected when i wear my uniform. now that i'm employed i can propose to any woman i know now that i. may have become a handsome young man there. and then if they give me a call girls they're all falling for me and when it's done one by one of the beer in the thin. way i become a real ladies' man. and . i'm still cutting chance. there's still not much garbage. no choice but to ensure this. he

. >> because we keep hearing about the world consumers, but a kid in poverty is suddenly working into rock cable television. they want that american story. >> and other winner of microsoft, doing very well? >> yes and if you and i went back in time, we would of thought that microsoft was to corporate, they would never do it but then they did it. their pc division was slowing, but more people have x box 360. it is in our home microsoft surprise me with a very good quarter. >> how about apple lyon, that is the new software? it >> up windows is $150, $160 depending on what lies and you get, 30 bucks for this . when school is that they're trying to kill the mouse. the company that invented the mouse is trying to kill it. we have that flat panel there and you have just like with your iphone, ipod and all that touch you will do, you would do that on the swiped past, --swipe pad and the next thing we will do is touch our screen vs touching the touch pad. >> now this is something else that toyota is doing? >> i could not find a great force a story so i did this one, the new technology they will bu

still pretty much income and the idea that you could go from that to rock star or sitting alone in the room suddenly a billionaire were kid living the high life in vegas. it is a vicarious thrill ride. >> it's interesting because it can to make the .1 as a result of his upbringing and coming to houston and not knowing anybody he wanted to be the guy people recognize as the social leader and the person coming up with all of these not exactly pranks' but who could get into the space shuttle simulator and pushed abounds but building up to that climax. >> absolutely this is a kid that made everyone's loves. he was on cbs sunday morning and that is what he said. i've needed people to love me and there is no bigger need than that and he didn't have that growing up and that is what he did. and yet i think there is that transformation i like to write about. >> you were saying you met with eduardo and the winkle foster wins, but here it's slipped. he is your main source with house that a different writing that and were their moments even his story began to seem fantastic were you able to check certain things because there are some

i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid>> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the bottom drawer. i didn't want the money from the top drawer because th

rock group. >> i've been around for a while. >> there is new research that one in five kids is losing their hearingat is stunning. >> it's a high number. 30% higher than studies that were done jaws decade earlier. so it is a little bit stunning. i think we have to get too terribly alarmed this means that these people are going to become deaf at an older age but what it is showing with all the noise exposure and sound exposure that people are around there is a higher tendency to show hearing loss at an earlier age. >> we talked about the portable music devices. what is the problem with those things? >> the problem with those things is that they sound too good. what happens is, when i was young, i would listen to a transistor radio and i would be able to tune that up to the point where the music would distort. now, the sound never distorts so the tendency is to turn it up higher and higher and if you listen on on over a period of time the combination of the volume and the length of time you are listening is what causes permanent damage to your hearing >> so they will be losing a little bit but not de

one of them was that you heard him say, waving to people, waved to a group of three kids sheltering behind some rocksack. he thought they were terrified. came back on a second trip, did three in all, tried to make contact with the kids again, and it was then he realized they were dead, all three had been shot to death and, you know, tragic stuff indeed, unfolding here in norway. >> michael, it is absolutely tragic, it's tragic in a country that wasn't expecting this. a country that is so known for being peaceful. michael, thanks for your coverage. michael holes from oslo. >>> new this morning, could the murder conviction of american student amanda knox be thrown out? two independent forensic experts appointed by an italian judge reject key dna evidence used to convict knox. knox's case is currently under appeal. she was sentenced to 26 years for the murder of her roommate. prosecutors say they found knox's dna on a knife they believed is the murder weapon but the experts claim the knife blade is too small to accurately test for dna. >>> with those debt talks stalled and the default clock ticking are

kid out of st. joe's. bottom of the seventh, a.j. but net, he was not getting snubbed, just rocked. the indians are up 3-2. the toward the front and the american writers have not enjoyed the most friendly relations in the past few years. today, an american was celebrating -- they get very creative and celebrating the tour. stage three tour leader writing comfortably. we know he will remain his the look jersey. -- his yeollow jersey. >> we checked in on a very special event early today. the special event in athens, greece, a team from maryland representing wins the gold knocking off spain. what a tremendous feeling for those young men getting the gold and representing their country. please stay with us, another look at the forecast coming up after this. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good

rock solor, which came out of burning man in gerlach. the school is closing down because they do not have any kids. the economy has been based on mining. there are some tourists that come through. hunters. some of our people come through and leave money in their wake. a little town like that does not know how to make money. but they have learned in certain ways. we have made significant charitable contributions. i do not want to great -- take much credit for this, but we are helping to keep them alive. the thing about our event, we do not do commercial things at the event. it spreads out the economic development to our neighbors. the piutes down the road are now doing in the in taco stands now and we know them. there was the day when we were considered scary, coming from san francisco, you know. it is much easier to break into a big city. but we are well accepted and respected because we talk straight with everyone and we have benefited everyone. >> one more question and then one final question for you. >> something my friends have talked about is this kind of bipolar attitude of what it takes to look like a burner. it is expensive, wh

kid is gone. fireworks, candy cigarettes, the torn playboy hidden around rock. that was my saturday.'t lost part of a finger to a bottle rocket you weren't living. now cowboys and indians is hurtful. spitball is a lethal weapon. and a treehouse is a death trap. is it no wonder more kids see shrinks these days when a slingshot would have done wonders? i agree in pursuit of a risk-free world, kids are indoor pets. electronically tethered never out of reach. when i was young, i could disappear for days in the woods. my parents never worried. of course they left me there to begin with, but i always got home. are we too safety conscious? >> bob: you left out cherry bombs in toilets. that was great! i mean it's ridiculous. if you want to get kids not -- take them and throw them off, maybe it will get rid of the free of flying. >> greg: you don't buy the theory? >> bob: no, it's ridiculous. there has to be regulations. a lot of places i played, the playgrounds the ones i was allowed into were terrible. people got hurt there a lot. i'd like to see regulations to make sure it stays up. but th

, i used to chaperon the dances and they're rocking out and drinking and smoking and i found police officers and i said just take care of it because these kids shouldn't be doing that. my main concern was that there were so many young people crowded into one very, very small space. i was very concerned about that. i got the littler ones back towards me. i had a parasol. they wanted the instant shade and i said come on, dance by me and if it gets too scary, walk out of here. and the way the officers handled it was lovely. next year, work out some sort of crowd control plan because that scared me and i'm not afraid of no nothing. second commendation. i want to thank my boys down at southern station for those extra passing calls and it's lovely and those bicycle nazis carrying drugs, riding their bicycles on the sidewalks. thank you. and basically speaking, i say yes, sir, because you commissioners did right in your choice. joyce, i want to commend you and keep up the good work. you guys, you're a good-looking group. >> jakkie, come back any time you want. >> thank you. i shall. wait a second. i have 31 more seconds. a shout out to david lazard

between rock concert and monster truck rallies, there is some football being played. >> high school kids enjoy the stadium today. >> a quiet offseason for the baltimore ravens but not for their marketing department. they put together this terminate -- put together this tournament. a dream come true for many of the kids finding their way to play in the ravens' palace. >> we want to thank the ravens for all they do for the kids. >> a nice crowd of friends and family in attendance including a maryland quarterback as he sneaks in a little scouting for some hopeful future teammates. you had to wonder how miserable it might be, a typical july day on an artificial surface. could reach 140 degrees. but there was a perfect scenario for football. everyone taking part in the exhibition left the stadium a winner. >> that does it for us. here is a look at what is coming up new at 6:00. >> coming up, how a whistle roller -- whistleblower lead to an investigation. >> and a home invasion whose suspects identified themselves as police officers. >> plus what you need to know to make sure your holiday does