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mr. rogers. mr. rogers, i love that auto tune. actually really a cool -- kinld of a cool -- you should listen to the whole thing. >> you thought it was a cool jam. give me a break. >> what do you have in england? what do you have in britain? ms. whimsy and the teacup control. >> we had wessel gummage. he was a scare crow who used to take his head off. he could change his head. >> you and piers morgan. you can go now. weszle gumman is on the telly. >> it's weszle gummage. why don't people understand me in this country? >> it's what? >> wesle gummage. i give up. >> you're just digging yourself deeper. yeah. isha, thank you. >>> coming up, if you're on the fence about whether to go vegan or not, something happened today that will definitely convince you. the ridiculous is next. >> announcer: meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card, and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard-earned money. now meet jack. after 40 years, he finally saved enough to enjoy r

mr. rogers. i love that auto tune.listen to the whole thing. >> you thought it was a cool jam. give me a break. >> what do you have in england? mike miss whim sy and the tea cup control. >> he used to take his head off. >> you and piers morgan, i tell you. >> you can go now. >> yeah, you can go now >> it's why don't people understand me in this country. >> wuzzel gummage. i give up. >> isha, thank you. if you're on the fence whether to go vegan or not, something happened today that will definitely convince you. [ slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums in your car. now count the number of buttons on your tablet. isn't it time the automobile advanced? introducing cue in the all-new cadillac xts. the simplicity of a tablet has come to your car. ♪ the all-new cadillac xts has arrived. and it's bringing the future forward. focus lolo, focust sanya let's do this i am from baltimore so

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mr. rogers. i began to realize i didn't get it. that was the beginning. then i began bombing him with questions about apples and fruit. there was one moment that did change things in my perception, which is we were walking one day, i worked the fields and packing house routine, 5:00 a.m. routine. we were walking at dawn with the pickers who were all working, my brother was walking ahead of me. i saw all the shades of green, i was able to get my own ego out of the way. i thought he is amazing. this brother of mine is amazing. he has built up something astonishing here. it was almost like he was no longer invisible to me. i could begin to see him. then when i watched him walking ahead of me, i realized he has the same gape i do. we are probably so much more alike than we ever allowed ourselves to think. that was a beginning moment for me. >> one of the narratives that runs through this book, particularly as he becomes more sick in the last part of it, you are the relentless, you are going to be okay, there is going to be hope, if i make enough contacts, i'l

debra from the alternative school, mrs. rogers jason thomas,laura from spring valley, marisa martinas, and robert. congratulations to the award winners. the principle of the year awards are going to be announced in the next day or so. one was already announced. it was announced at his retirement dinner by the mayor. he is our middle school president of the -- principle of the year award winner. we had the pleasure of attending a reception with a woman could talk about all of the deep- rooted issues that we continue. -- continue to have. it was another wonderful discussion. i want to congratulate all of the scholars who received scholarships a couple of weeks ago. i want to congratulate the successful launch and. they abolished the work they were doing with the school district -- they acknowledged the work they were doing with this school district. they did not acknowledge the school board members at the luncheon. they mentioned at random commissioners. we do have a great partnership. the mayor is going to be the commencement speak

mr. rogers of alabama is recognized for a minute and a half. mr. rogers: i rise in strong support of this bill and urge my colleagues to vote in favor of it. i want to commend the chairman for his leadership on this bill. he helps protest us from terrorist attacks, funds vital programs and grants. it does so in a fiscally responsible manner by spending almost $500 million less than last year. the bill protects our borders and prioritizes immigration enforcement. it provides critical grant funding for our first responders, our heroes on the front line of the -- it takes on transportation security administration's bureaucratic mess. it cuts $61 million from t.s.a. managerial overhead. it caps screening personnel at $47 million. importantly, it does not increase any fees that would fall on the traveling public, which would threaten jobs in the of aiation industry. i know firsthand of chairman aderholt's dedication and leadership on these issues. i also know of his commitment to reducing wasteful spending and restoring fiscal sanity in washington. again

mr. rogers would never do that. but you've also never seen or heard him quite like this. >>> and good morning, everybody. happy friday. a new outbreak of the e. coli illness has food safety investigators now scrambling to find the cause. >> they say the deadly outbreak likely came from something we eat, perhaps produce or undercooked beef. that's a special concern given the start of grilling season. abc's tahman bradley has the details from washington. >> reporter: this morning, disease-hunters at the cdc are racing to find a mysterious and deadly, new outbreak of e. coli. nearly a dozen cases, possibly more, detected across the south. including in the cdc's own backyard near georgia. other cases in florida, louisiana and alabama. scientists scrambling to stop the spread. >> they're racing against the clock because they want to figure out what this product is and get it out of the market before it sickens or kills anyone else. >> reporter: the youngest victim of the outbreak so far, a toddler, just 21 months old, in

mr. rogers and batty aunt sylvia, no matter now often your caped crusader has swooped in to save you, you are nothing special. >> english teacher david mccullough, jr., says he told the students exactly what they needed to hear. >> i took seriously the responsibility of sending these kids off into the world and to go out there with unrealistic expectations or unreachable goals or an inflated sense of self is doing them no favors. >> after the harsh remarks there was no standing ovation, but some say the message was a wakeup call for the young generation. we talked about it at 6:00. i watched the whole thing. it's about 12 minute long. it's fantastic. >> no kidding. i would love to hear it. did he give them any encouragement? >> the overarching message is positive. it's the fact that not everybody -- you're not special. everybody is special in their own right. so go out and make the best with what you can. >> fantastic. some of us helicoptering parents need to hear that, too. >> he's obviously a really smart guy and that's a smart school. >> i figured wesley, if it's associated with the sc

mr. rogers. you're recognized for five minutes. >> madam chair, ranking member gutierrez, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i'm the executive director of the north carolina probe ordered currently president of the association of regulatory officials, which is comprised of real estate licensing agencies. my testimony with focus on issues relevant to state regulators. lack of resources. licensing programs established as a result through credentials and oversee compliance with standards and state laws. part of an approach agency handles all occupational licensing as a state often use investigators and a signed legal counsel on a per case basis. other standalone agencies handle real estate and may have her staff investigators in full or part-time medical assistance. it has an autonomous board. these do not receive state funding and did not hire the staff. programs that share staff they lack sufficient resources and may not be able to comply with federal requirement. state officials did

mr. rogers and your batty aunt sylvia, no matter how often your paternal caped crusader has swooped in toyou you are nothing special. >> i perhaps naively had no idea that the entire electronic world was eavesdropping. >> if everyone gets a trophy trophies become meaningless. we have of lately, americans to our detriment come to love accolades more than genuine achievement. >> kids have to stumble they should fall. they learn how to get up that way. kids are so pressured to succeed they will do everything to not to fail. it's not the success they want, they want to avoid failure. >> exercise free will, and independent thought not for satisfactions they will bring you but for the good will they do others, the rest of the 6.8 billion and those who will follow them. and you too will discover the great and curious truth of the human experience is that selflessness is the best thing you can do for yourself. the sweetest joys of life then come only with the recognition that you are not special, because, everyone is. >> our thanks to david mccollough junior. if you want to see the full speech an

mr. rogers, you are recognized for five minutes. >> madam chairman and ranking member gutierez and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. im the exit of director of the board and i am currently the president of the association of the regulatory officials which comprises of the real-estate licensing agencies. my testimony today will focus on issues that are particularly relevant to the state regulators like the resources. state appraisal licensing programs were established as a result to issue the credentials and oversee compliance by the standards and state law. some programs are part of town all what agency to handle the wild life in the state. they often use the investigators in the legal counsel on the basis. others are stand-alone agencies that handle the uprising in door real estate. they may have contractors of investigators and four part-time legal assistance. finally, the state such as north carolina that have an autonomous board to set up by the state statute. the boards to not receive state funding and typically they hire their own staff ofte

mr. rogers autotunes this beautiful day in the neighborhood also includes appearances by king fridayly ande internet, this new parody goes in the opposite direction. ♪ we met when we were young got married by 21 ♪ ♪ it was lots of fun but now i'm gonna get a divorce ♪ >> oh, geez. kind of sat but funny. the spoof by second city is filled with familiar complaints about husbands that involve snoring, toilet seats and facebooks exes. it is 8:04 right now. let's go back outside to al with a check of your weather. >> you knew it was only a matter of time. >> yes. >> let's show you what we got going on. our pick city of the day. rochester, new york. nbc 10. partly sunny, warm, 78 degrees. for today, you can see temperatures are going to be in the 70s and 80s into the northeastern mid-atlantic states. 80s and 90s through the southwest, with temperatures in to 100s. you've got a risk of strong storms, northern plains. a lot of wet weather through florida. showers in the pacific theft. southwest into southern california, looking pretty nice. interior sections of california, going to be sizzling. >>

mr. rogers neighborhood" you have to check it out.>>> let's go to sam and get some weather. >> what? to me? is it now? are we talking now? hi, everybody. we were just handing out -- to the crowd. maybe you haven't seen it. oh, that's right. we're over here. look at the brand-new light blue "good morning america" shirts that comes to the concert. just another reason. ladies, all right, now. be nice to each other. how was that? and the "good morning america" hat. thank you. share. be nice. all right. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we want to show you before you step out the door for your weekend. how about this? it is the rmest, it's now been reported as the warmest spring on record in america, back until 1910. i see the graphic now. surpassed it by about two degrees. and look at the heat all across the country. big numbers already in memphis. you're 90 degrees. washington, d.c., going up to 86. right here in new york city this afternoon, where you're standing right here, 82 degrees during the day today. >> nothing

mr. rogers "it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood." then you add a littlejohn wayne.ver you put them together you have george per be herbert walker bush. >> during his final days he worked diligently to recognize americans who he thought made a difference. >> we begin with a national strategy, changing attitudes so all americans define a successful life as one that includes serving others. >> yhe used that sentence more than any other sentence in his presidency because he felt it was important to keep people from thinking differently about what they thought and what they believed was success in their life. >> one thing there is for sure i didn't lack inspiration or support during those four years. as to whether we got some things right history can make that determination. >> up next, what does a former president do after life in the white house? here's a hint. doesn't sit in a rocking chair. [ male announcer ] if a phone rings at your car insurance company and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound? [ meows ] or if a tree falls on your car and no one's aroun

mr. rogers and your batty anda silvia or how often your eternal. ed crusader has swooped in to save you, you are nothing special. you have been pampered and coveted and bubble wrapped. if everyone is special then no one is. >> after he said that he was hammered. >> , but also praised in some quarters. talking points believes that students need to hear the stern message. america is a very competitive place. nobody is going to hand you money except the federal government and those funds will by paltry. in the private sector you must prove yourself to be special. few will care if your feelings are hurt. performance is what counts. many american students are not prepared for the real world. the old saying is life is hard and then you die. but in america slow death is becoming very common. because some of us don't want to compete. don't want to work hard. don't want to be honest. and sober. but those things are necessary if you are to prosper in this country. david mccollough should be applauded and his message should be echoed by our nation's leaders.

mr. rogers and your batty aunt sylvia, you are nothing special. >> yes, i salute you, sir.eople need to hear. it's not as harsh as it seems. >> you see, if everyone is

mr. rogers and your batty aunt sylvia, you are nothing special. >> yes, i salute you, sir.eople need to hear. it's not as harsh as it seems. >> you see, if everyone is special, then no one is. if everyone gets a trophy, trophies become meaningless. >> exactly. that's the point. a heartening sigh for those of us who agree, the speech has gone viral with over half a million views on youtube. which ironically makes mr. mccallick special. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news in colorado where additional resources are being called to battle a fast-moving and giant wildfire outside ft. collins. there are already more than 400 firefighters trying to battle the blaze. it's doubled in size since just yesterday, now covers an area of some 57 square miles. we just learned the number of structures burned from 13 to more than 100. and now the u.s. forest service says federal teams are trying to take over management of the fire. in just a few minutes, we'll talk to chad myers and whether firefighters can help the weather help them or make their efforts to ba

mr. rogers neighborhood, the remix, he sings, did you ever grow anything in the garden of your mind.d to create this montage, more than 700,000 people have watched the youtube video. kind of crazy. >> beautiful day in the neighborhood. it is kind of crazy. >> creepy. >>> let's check back in with veronica in kensington. >> speaking of which job you said a beautiful day in the neighborhood. it is here in kensington, maryland and the people keep coming. that's typical of what happens here on a friday night when they do their get togethers. look at this, wendy. a got a turkey burger for you. it's got your name on it. i'll bring it back. on the grill, the hotdogs and burgers. who does most of the cooking here? >> me. by far. who does most of the cleaning here? me, by far again. and who makes sure that all the kids stay happy, well, i got to say the both of us. >> see, it's a balance around here. we're going to have some of this burger while we look at the graphics. that's good, guys. very good, very moist. our temperature is throughout the evening, folks are going to be falling through th

mr. rogers, as well as the ranking member, mr. dicks, for their support of a very open process. i would like to thank my ranking member mr. pete visclosky for his dedication to our joint mission and our close working relationship. the bill is stronger for his input and knowledge. i would like to thank the committee staff, our clerk, rob blair, joe levin, lorraine, angie, and trevor on the minority side, i would like to thank tanya and thank my personal staff, nancy foxx and katie and mr. visclosky's personal staff, joe devoug h. this supports programs to our safety, and economic competitiveness. it prioritizes investments in our nuclear security enterprise, programs to advance american competitiveness, including the key role of the army corps of engineers. the bill for fiscal year 2013, totals 32.1 billion. security and funding is increased by $275 million over last year while nonsecurity funding is cut by $188 million. there are no earmarks in this legislation and we reclaim funds from previous congresses so this bill cuts spending by $623 million below last year forcing our ag

mr. rogers fans. a little more than a week away. looking at getting news no more people, particularly in wake of the "times-picayune" announcement that they are only going to a three-time-a-week publishing cycle, looking at the way the news changes and the convention happening in new orleans, a lot of news about the business of news, and about the way people receive news and, you know, those of us who are journalists what we can be doing in the future that will come up. >> i've heard that's a really great conference. i think in philadelphia last year if i'm not mistaken, and folks should check it out in the industry. >> oh, absolutely. >> what should people know? >> that in 19 days, the congress will doesn't act, student loan rates will double. this at a time when the job market is the worst students have seen. this is the next big bubble, when this bursts, we are in trouble. they are angry and they vote. when they set up in 2008, you saw what happened. when they sat down in 2010, you saw what happene

mr. rogers and your batty aunt sylvia, your paternal caped crusader has swooped in fosave you, you are nothingpecial. the greatest truth is that selflessness is the best thing you can do for yourself. the sweetest joys of life, then, come only with the recognition that you are not special. because everyone is. >> you can decide if his message was on the mark or a bit over the top. and a quick reminder, father's day is right around the corner. check out bill o'reilly.com for lots of great gifts for dad. the restore usa map, permanentized copies of "killing lincoln," all available on bill o'reilly.com. and dad would love to see bill and dennis millener person. tickets are available for the bolder, fresher show on june 23 in chicago. more information on bill o'reilly.com. and do not forget to check out the hilarious paperback edition of my new york times don't seller, of the eye zing. pick up a copy at your local bookstore or at my web site, and you can join laura 360 and read up my shut up and blog postings and the radio stations that air my daily radio show. thanks for watching. i'm laura ingra

mr. rogers and your batty aunt sylvia, you are nothing special. >> yes, i salute you, sir.ssage that all young people need to hear.