what does it really take to make it in music city? erything for one big shot. >> reporter: we are backstage at the grand ole opry, moments away from showtime. with two of country music's unlikely new stars. >> do you still get nervous? >> yes. >> the big red curtain goes up on the tuesday night opry. >> reporter: it is a school night, but it is time to go to work with mom and dad as their entourage. >> would you welcome lennon and mazie. >> reporter: their cover of the lum ne hit is the most viewed this year. >> we knew they were talented. i didn't think i would be dealing with it this early. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the 14 and 9-year-old sisters take center stage as the youngest stars of tv's nashville. >> they're amazing. >> it is so awesome. >> really, really, happened so quick. it has been such a blessing. an overnight success thanks to a show that makes being discovered look so easy. >> i'll make you a deal. you get three songs together. i will cut the demo for you myself. >> that is amazing. ♪ just another picture to burn >> reporter: ad

. >> reporter: this is how it is really done in music city.ntering the building and taking out his gun. we have the chilling new video of the navy yard shooter. and just eight days ago, new zealand was poised to snatch america's cup away from team usa. what happened next is the stuff of legends. we'll look at the salty billionaire and the amazing boat that pulled off the biggest comeback in international sports hi >>> good evening.

first requested -- had you requesting songs on the radio, you dedicated your life to bringing music to the city's -- to bringing music to folks and talking about music and it was just really important to you from major hits to local classics. you just always have been a music lover, dedicating yourself to causes. and as i mentioned, food drives and other things. you're a bay area native activist and icon, an amazing individual and one that is truly not recognized enough. and, so, we wanted to say thank you so much for your commitment to san francisco, your commitment to the bay area. and we know that you'll continue to be actively engaged. we'll still see you at the events. we'll still see you in the community. still see you actively engaged. so, for your commitment to san francisco and the bay area, for your love of san francisco and the bay area, and i won't begin to sing that song, but we used to hear that rings in your head, you know that song. [laughter] >> we want to just say thank you so much for all of your work and your commitment to san francisco and the bay area through radio and throu

revealation comes nine days before the scheduled premiere of "anna nicole" with the brooklyn academy of music. the city opera is dedicated to bringing opera to the masses and is taking donations via kickstarter. why some believe it's better to be on welfare than work a minimum wage job.. plus the latest evidence.. the rich are getting richer...and what do when friends and family ask for money... first business continues after this.. in our cover story, while many debate whether the federal minimum wage of seven-twenty- five an hour should be raised, a recent study found that financially, welfare recipients in 35 states do better than those working for that amount. at a time when fast-food employees and store clerks are protesting to get the minimum wage raised---a study is out saying in 35 states, you're better off collecting welfare. "poor people aren't lazy. they're also not stupid." michael tanner co-authored the study released by the cato institute. it compiled welfare benefits packages, state-by- state in 1995 when an earlier study was done and then adjusted the amounts for inflation.but universit

. >>> a popular new york city music festival is called off after the deaths of two audience members are linked to drug use. >>> and even though summer is just ending, doctors are warning about flu season and recommend parents get their kids vaccinated early this year. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, september 2nd, 2013. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. one week from today, congress returns to consider a military strike against syria. the president says he's ready to launch a strike, but he wants lawmakers to back him. congressional leaders were briefed yesterday, and more briefings are on tap for today. but it appears many members are skeptical. and the case for military action will be a tough sell. some think the use of force resolution proposed by the administration is just too broad. jericka duncan begins our coverage. >> reporter: the obama administration is trying to convince skeptical lawmakers the u.s. military needs to strike targets in syria. >> the credibility of the united states is on the line here, and i believe the congress will do th

city. sf music tech conference will be part of this month and the 4rb9 empowerment most will all happen and many other particular events will happen in the month of october. you can see those exciting event at the i of time of m innovative sf.com. i'm happy to kick this off. posted the next exciting event here putting our whole cities municipal code into get hub (clapping) >> you know what that means? that's credible. when i talk about bureau categorize nobody knows whether it effects our streets our parks or vehicle code the way we build offices this year so many laws public safety and others that it compacts so to post this on the get hub and to allow get hub to be our way in which people what navigate to break it down to make t it usedable by other coders it's kind of like sailing we have had to learn with taking was and to have that on the screen in front of us and how we, in fact, our waters is exactly how get hub z is doing it. where your code is able to be found at mayor's office of civic innovation dot get hub dot l o slash open law. i'm excited to see what gets build and shared. an

you just hosted the music city eats, food and wine and spirits in nashville.re saying like this is a greatest hits. why would you go there? >> i would say, no matter what, era of a fan of our music, there's a couple songs on this one you would be proud to say you're a kings of leon fan. and you know, probably the most fun we ever had making a record. you can kind of tell that by the sounds. >> agree. is there dissension in the ranks? >> i agree. like he said, there's a little bit of something for everybody on this album. it's like a culmination of everything we've done. >> they've not just talked to us. they sing for us. we'll be back high above times square, with the kings of leon. -- >> thiss an abc is an abc seven news update. >> good morning. i'm chewing -- jummy olabanji. police are looking for who moved the 10 commandments over the weekend. since 2006 andre there has been a legal battle to get that stone displayed. if traffic check on is improving. >> it is not improving. in fact, that is an understatement here it up there is more than a lot going on. is

you just hosted the music city eats, food and wine and spirits in nashville.re saying like this is a greatest hits. why would you go there? >> i would say, no matter what, era of a fan of our music, there's a couple songs on this one you would be proud to say you're a kings of leon fan. and you know, probably the most fun we ever had making a record. you can kind of tell that by the sounds. >> agree. is there dissension in the ranks? >> i agree. like he said, there's a little bit of something for everybody on this album. it's like a culmination of everything we've done. >> they've not just talked to us. they sing for us. we'll be back high above times square, with the kings of leon. >>> good morning i am megan pringle. we are updating you on breaking news. three people dead and a fourth in critical condition following a two car crash. police were trying to stop a car in bolt forecity for suspicious activity. car a honda took a and crashed into a jeep at york road in northern parkway. the driver and the passenger in the hoppedda died and the passenger in the je

you just hosted the music city eats, food and wine and spirits in nashville. this is a greatest hits. why would you go there? >> i would say, no matter what, era of a fan of our music, there's a couple songs on this one you would be proud to say you're a kings of leon fan. and you know, probably the most fun we ever had making a record. you can kind of tell that by the sounds. >> agree. is there dissension in the ranks? >> i agree. like he said, there's a little bit of something for everybody on this album. it's like a culmination of everything we've done. >> they've not just talked to us. they sing for us. we'll be back high above times square, with the kings of leon. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. east palo alto police want to find the people who opened fire on a car this morning. two people went to the hospital with gunshot wounds to their arms after being shot just before 1:30. it happened on university avenue near michigan avenue. police believe two or three people in a white newer model toyota camry followed the victims before the shooting. >>> in oa

proceeds go to the city wide music education programs (. >> the pakistan teenager that was nearly shot and killed last year is speaking out and says the way to fight terrorism is with education. >> 16-year-old unveil add plaque in her name at europe's largest library. it was in birmingham that she was treated by doctors after being shot in the head for calling for women's greater rights. >> books for the weapons that take care of terrorism. even one book, one child and one teacher can change the world. >> the library could begin to feature her writings. >>> today finland based nokia agreed to sell for $1.72 billion. the acquisition is the second largest for microsoft behind the purchase of skype. verizon will soon own all of the wireless companies. they've agreed to sell 45% stake in very rye son. the deal is expect today close in the first quarter of next year (. >> fire crews are making progresses on the rim fire burning near yosemite park. it's nearly 70% contained. it covers 360 square miles. 4500 structures are threatened and mandatory evacuations remain in effect south of highway

city, philadelphia, washington, d.c. and atlanta. >>> the final day of a new york music festival was canceled after two concertgoers died after an apparent drug overdose. the nypd says the cause of death is believed to involve a drug known as molly. four others remain hospitalized. one was a 24-year-old from rochester, new york. the other a junior at the university of new hampshire. unh students say the drus is a pure form of ecstasy and is common on campus. >> i've just heard that it's pretty recreational use around here. it's around most colleges too. >> it's getting more and more popular i think and especially at a concert where it was sort of trippy music and a festival so i think people are getting more and more hooked on it because of the effects. >> a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner said autopsy results were inconclusive and further testing and toxicology is needed to

. >>> a dance music festival in new york city has been shut down after two people died and four others were sent to the hospital. and list believe a club drug might be the cause. >> reporter: organizers of the electric zoom music festival in the city's parks department decided to cancel the last day after two people died and four others were sent to the hospital. investigators suspect drug overdoses are to blame especially a form of ecstasy called moly by users. >> a lot of people we like are going to be there but it's not happening now. >> it happens and no matter what people do it's going the happen. you can't control it. >> reporter: the festival featured world renowned d.j.s performing for fans 12 hours a day for three days. mol use is on the rise especially in dance clubs. >> this has entered main stream in pop culture and music to rap songs and pop culture songs. we are dealing with it more now in the past year or so than we have in the past. >> it follows three suspected club drug overdoses in boston this week. a college student died in a nightclub there earlier this week. two o

tour kicks off this week and includes a big show over at radio city music hall right here in new yorkand applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm a man that's what you raised me to be i'm not an identity crisis this was planned ♪ ♪ i'm a man there's innocence in all mankind ♪ ♪ it's what kind of animal i am it's that simple, oh ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a man and not just casually i pull the sparks fulltime ♪ ♪ the tree house cannot support me ♪ ♪ i'm not the runt of the litter the fat fiends and bullies were no match for me ♪ ♪ so taste them in my teeth i'm a man ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a man's man i've always been ♪ ♪ make no mistake i invest in a woman's heart it's the watermark ♪ ♪ of which i measure everything ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a man that's what you raised me to be ♪ ♪ i'm not your identity crisis this was planned ♪ ♪ i'm a man you'll have to deal with me my proxy is mine ♪ ♪ you'll deal with me directly and if you know i'm a man ♪ ♪ 'cause you didn't know what a man was until i showed you ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah! neko case! pick up her new album, "the worse things get, the harder i fight, the harder i fight, th

>> that chapter is about mayor giuliani in his young tenure in new york city in 1994, really tried to bring the video music awards back to new york city. for the last few years they had been in los angeles. i actually attended the last three video music awards at universal where mtv was going to build the headquarters. they were going to take it out of times square. the mayor said, no. we'll roll out the red carpet for you. mtv took on the challenge. for the first year you we will let some of our vjays being part of the show. we will let you walk the red carpet. we'll treat you like stars. it was my 22nd birthday. so one of the very first things i did on camera, i was with bill bellamy and the mayor of new york city, and rudy giuliani was so excited for this moment and bill and i were kind of nervous. we were about to go on live tv and solicit calls for viewers choice award. it was the biggest award of the night. bill and i were going to present that later on. as we stand there, roseanne the host of that year, the '94 vmas she started to make fun of me. called me out as republican. she said she had seen me

music hotspot. >> it is relatively cheap to live here so it is a good reading ground for artists. the attractiveness of the citys a part to play, too. here,hink that everything with electro and hip-hop and classical music -- i find that particularly great. >> this is a symbiotic relationship. value the economic boost provided by the music industry, which generates 600 million euros for the city annually. and there are good reasons for the sector to celebrate itself. >> new spying revelations from edward snowden, top-secret documents show the u.s. and britain have cracked most online encryption methods and have gone to a privacy firms to -- firms to access data. are completelyns untrue. he claims that the nsa was spying on germany across the board, inside germany and monitoring their communications. this has been completely dispelled. >> the justice commissioner did not take his view. she accused britain of having scant regard for data protection. -- they arepositive a lost cause. they are in cahoots with the americans and do not have any interest with european law. >> vivian redding called for tougher legislati

radio city music hall. >> america is going to decide who moves through, but sizing them up, as alwayse four talented judges, mel b., who got up early to see us. >> nice of you, mel. >> hey! >> you are like a fixture around here lately. thank you. >> i love the "today" show, are you kidding me? >> don't you? >> i love it here. >> you're perfect at it, you just don't give a rip, do you? >> i don't. i have tourettes of honesty. >> you do that on your show, too, on "america's got talent." >> i do, i call it how it is. >> is that difficult sometimes, because you're looking right at the person trying really hard. >> it's difficult with kids. that pulls at your heart strings. >> what's the harshest thing you've had to say to a child? >> just that you're not very good and that's so hard. >> you don't want that to stick with them forever. >> hopefully, it makes them tougher and stronger. >> what's up with howie and howard kissing? >> what were they thinking? >> nobody wants that. no, no, no! >> oh, oh, oh! >> do they do it? they did do it. >> let me tell you, they were both traumatized after t

more importantly, city college will affect if it were to close, it will affect african american studies, latino, asians, disabled students, women's study, music and arts. it will affect all of those students and many many more. we have great counselors that support the students in case they are struggling. the counselors are excellent. without city college, i think many of these students will just go by the way side and it will be a large population of more homeless people, people with no hope in anything. skyline is a 2-hour bus ride from san francisco. that's a half of a person -- the jc is down sizing our college. i don't know why, but it maybe they are trying to sell out our businesses and some foundations so they can make more money. i ask if you can all continue to help the city college be accessible and affordable and open to all people regardless of race and gender. >> what was your name for the record? >> bridget skeeb a. >> thank you, are there any other speakers? please come forward. we are going to wrap up the hearing in a moment. thank you. >> hi. my name is veeld. i'm a life coach also an activist with the safe cc coalition. i h

. >>> the final dave music festival in new york city was canceled after two people died of suspected drug overdoses. the electric zoo festival has been held on labor day weekend since 2009. in addition to the two deaths, four other people were sent to the hospital. police saying overdoses of the drug mdma, known as molly, may be the cause here. there were also three suspected drug overdoses at a different concert in boston this weekend. >>> firefighters gained a bit of a foothold against the two-week-old rim fire near yosemite this weekend. the 223,000-acre fire may have become the fourth largest in california history, but firefighters believe the tide may be turning with fire lines holding and containment at 40%, many are now looking for the cause of the inferno. some officials claim an illegal marijuana grove is likely to blame. >>> authorities detained a migratory bird friday suspected of working for french security services. it happened nearly 300 miles southeast of cairo. reports say an electronic device attached to the bird's wing raised suspicions of a bomb or spying equipment

(cheers and applause) 8yhphxp ♪ [music playing] announcer: from new york city, "comedy central presentsw york. here i am. [laughter continues] oh, my god. i actually live in los angeles, and i travel around a lot. it seems like every time i come back home, i notice more and more women are getting fake boobs. meanwhile, i haven't even gotten real ones yet. [laughter] i mean, i have boobs. they're just concave. [laughter] so much so they even kind of stick out of my back a little bit. [laughter continues] that's hot. [laughter] i-- i'm originally from-- was born in the big apple. [cheers and applause] no way. jackson, mississippi. [laughter] get outta here. it's very unusual. [laughter continues] you don't run into that much. you laugh, but it's very unusual. i-- my whole family's still down there in texas, louisiana, mississippi. [silence] thanks for your support. [laughter] i was down there in august hanging out with my crazy redneck aunt sheila. we were sitting on her back porch, and she put her arm around me, and she was like-- "tig, it's pretty outside. don't it." [laughter and appla

anything wrong with groups showing off the culture, music and art in the city of detroit? >> no. i think showing off the culture and the art of the city of detroit is certainly a great tactic to make sure we draw some positive attention to the city of detroit. however, i must say that i do pastor the historic king solomon baptist church where martin luther king and malcolm x spoke. it has its history. right around the corner from my church is motown where we heard the temptations and supremes. right between my church and motown, there's plenty of decay and there's plenty of problems that are rooted in the fact that we need jobs and we need urban reinvestment in the city of detroit. so as we show the good side, we cannot forget to show the bad side. we also must continue to advocate for those things that will make detroit all around a better place. >> do you wish that some groups encouraging tourists to come and look at art and music would spend more time focusing on the decay, as you point out? >> well, i think it's more so trying to figure out creative ways where people who come

proceeds go to the city wide music program. >>> people who live in ha is a rabelais area say the vineyards are straining the water supply. the area covered by wine grapes has tripled in the last 15 years. wine growers are backing to get supplement water elsewhere. >> i hear there is a bridge opening somewhere. did you hear that. >> i did hear that. it looks like the new toll plaza. once again, they have actually been cycling through the meter lights slowly. they're trying to limit the amount of traffic heading on. we have not seen any big accidents or stalls. they do have the shoulder to ease the crunch. it's about a 20 minute wait to get on the bay bridge. one lane blocked coming from 280. one accident in antioch. west bound highway 4 there is a back-up. it is back to work after the long labor day weekend. west bound 580 pretty backed up starts to clear past his bell. let's get back out to michelle. are you still hear the horns honking? >> we are. i just heard two. people are in pretty good moods today and i think it's the excitement of going over the new bay bridge for the first time. th

music in the berlin cathedral. i thought that especially great about the city. >> it is an increasingly reciprocal relationship. berlin values and needs the 600 million euros the music industry generates, not to mention the 12,000 jobs. the concerts, talks, and parties that make up berlin's music week continue until sunday. >> a lot of energy here in berlinright now. >> it's great if you are coming to berlin for musically. enjoy it. that is it for us at this point. more news in about 30 minutes time. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

a music festival in new york city was cancelled today after two people died of drug overdoses. four others had to be hospitalized after attending the electric zoo festival. city officials blame the drug ecstasy. on wednesday in boston police reported three overdoses at a operate event. one of them fatal. a summer of recoveriry up and down the jersey shore hit hard by sandy last year. major efforts were made to help those shore towns rebuild. so how did the recovery go? terrell brown has an update tonight from seaside heights. >> reporter: at the spicy can tina restaurant, labor day weekend is normally one of their busiest. but owner wayne cimorelli said unusually wet weather and delayed repairs made for a difficult summer. his business is down 15%. what were you expecting? >> i was expecting to be significantly off. and i'm off, i mean 15% doesn't sound like a lot but it is quite a bit. >> reporter: cimorelli spent all of the off season repairing the restaurant after superstorm sandy flooded it and caused 1.3 million dollars in damage. >> when the storm hit, we didn't even know

proceeds go to the symphony city-wide music education programs. >>> the big story, hundreds of men and women who helped build the new bay bridge are now part of history. literally. their names are etched on sectin s of the new eastern span. it's a tradition in bridge building to do this. these workers spent years, most of their lives on the project. we asked them how does it feel to finally have it completed. >> you know, this is the biggest and best project you're going to work on. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> a lot of long days. a lot of stress flg sit ful situations. huge team effort. >> this has been my job site for 10 years now. that's the crown jewel right there. i'm going to be able to show my kids this and their kids and say that their grandpa built this. >> my grand kids, i'll be able to tell them, i built that foundation that's holding this thing up. >> you can remember being a part of that when the it was just piers in the water. >> absolutely. you feel like you're a part of history. >> you have your head down. >> just going through the daily grind. >> every onc

city opera has been in trouble for almost a decade now, and the arts community is making a desperate public appeal for help. ♪ [ opera music new york city opera was launched seven years ago the mayor dubbed it the people's opera. tickets were cheap, but now the company needs the public more than ever, a severe money shortfall threatens its very exi existence. george steele was brought in two years ago and has managed to balance the company's last two annual budgets, but it's not enough. ♪ >> it needs $7 million by the end of this month, if that goal is not achieved, three productions planned for the rest of this season will be canceled, and if it can't raise $20 million by the end of this year, its entire 2014/2015 sln be wiped out. >> we make annual appeals and maybe we get $25,000 or maybe we don't. but in many european countries there are significant federal subsidies that companies can count on year after year to help weather the charitable giving. >> reporter: the company has turned to online social media. it is accepting donations starting from $1. but what the company really needs is a few generous donors to sign so

. >> they took the drug at an electronic music concert in new york city. >> a fun day at the beach turnsinto a nightmare. he was swimming in the motion with his friends when a shark attacked him and bit his shoulder. >> he was right next to us when it happened. from his reaction he didn't know. >> friends gathered around him they started running up screaming. >> the 17-year-old had to get more than 20 stitches. but he is expected to make a full recovery. >> this is definitely not the way to start a pro football career. >> coach rookie john vow et arrested after an altercation with police in minneapolis. according to the cops he said they couldn't arrest him because he played for the colts. he was released on $150 bond. >>> they change the way the government classified the fort hood shooting. legislation will provide more support for the victims. ktbc reporter rude key pass kie has more now. >>> joj carter roger williams returned monday promising to right a wrong. >> the wheels of justice turned slowly too slowly. >> they kept silent about the man who was responsible for taking 13 lives o

city doesn't have a permanent home. what i.t. dogs is permit here the brooklyn academy of music. that nomadic existence could be part of the problem. he believes city opera sacrificed its loyal fans when it moved out of its usual theater. >> when you have a loyal audience they come out of tradition. but if you have to find your opera company in four different theaters throughout the season, they are not going to go there. they want familiar seats and they want to go where they know. >> resources and opportunities for future generations of singers appear to be fading unless the public can save it from a final curtain call. cath turner al jazeera new york. >>> three astronauts have returned to earth after 166 days in orbit. three russians and an american made a return on monday. in kazakhstan. >>> a reminder before we go, can you get all the news on our website.

in golden gate parkful kicked off last weekend offering another weekend at music park and the best culinary offerings in the city. this city's festival featured the longest of marquee performers including sir paul mccartney, red hot chile peppers, [speaker not understood], 9 inch nails, and today we have greg, ceo of another plan entertainment and sherri waser man of plan entertainment here to tell us about another successful partnership we've had with outside lams. so, both greg and sherri. >> thank you so much. this is one of the more pleasant tasks i have. forgive me for reading some of this, but if you had told me six years ago that we'd be getting more press from our food and wine at the outside lambs and the music, i would never believe it. but if you get a chance to go on the internet, there's a staggering amount of culinary articles in the paper today where they're asking people to write in and say what their favorite restaurants were. [speaker not understood] lambs has become in addition to this wonderful music festival really the number one food, wine, beer, art festival of all the festivals in the cou

the parade in new york city, a carnival of color, music and costume. dionne lives across the street. it's just a short step out her front door to watch the festivities. >> it is important. we do not want this cult u. to die. we want it to continue in this country here. >> hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets in brooklyn to see the parade. they're here to celebrate caribbean culture. the real star of the parade are the costumes. >> some people spend months preparing for this event, making the costumes by hand. many of them not leaving much to the imagination. while the parade route is filled with participant and watchers, vendors selling food and other items packed the side streets. the five day festivities leading up to and including the labor day parade pumps hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy. >> this culture will be bringing in a lot of revenue in this neighborhood, with all the different people flying in and people at different hotels and rent a cars, it's a lot of money for the city. >> there's a huge police prese

music, there's probably molly. especially at thumping, pulsating razzle dazzle light shows. this weekend in new york cityhort after olivia and jeffrey died of suspected overdoses of the drug molly. four others were hospitalized. >> it's really >> reporter: molly is considered a pure form of mdma, commonly called ecstasy. >> it's a big thing at these festivals just 'cause the way the drug makes you feel. makes you feel the music more. >> reporter: last week, a 19-year-old college student died at a popular nightclub. >> she was such a great kid. >> sad, very sad. >> reporter: this summer, a man died at a music fest in washington state. experts say the connection to music is no coincidence. >> it's cheap, it's easy. it's fairly portable. if a kid wanted to sneak molly into a concert, it's a lot easier than it would be even marijuana. >> reporter: molly has made its way into music. from artists like kanye west. >> talking about mary she's gone off that molly. >> reporter: to madonna who named an album with a similar name and took some heat for this. >> how many people in this crowd have seen molly? >> i thin

city residents. is his story. ♪ [ music ] >> here comes a shot. so they just come at you here. it is great.comes together one. ♪[ music ] >> my name is victor freedman. i'm 83-year-old. a hairdresser. and i'm also a photographer. a living for myself and the other a living for my soul. is great. worked that beauty salon for many, many years, i have retired running there. kenneth was jackie kennedy's hairdresser. on a trip with her husband to text. earlier, he was there in the morning, he was there, and he was shot and the whole on, i think he closed the shop that day. the hairdresser is a life of people and communicating with them and talking to them, besides that giving a product you do better than somebody else. photographying is another more from thes cut. wherever i want, i took my neighborhood a that i recommended at a kid and the street. on ♪[ music ] we're down on the street where i used to live in the neighborhood. was about 7 or it -- a lot of people on loved it here. that loved going to areas bee -- kind of earthy might the word for it. you get things that are kind of people are re

music for the shows. some of which if you watch the shows we use in different cities so there maybe a music queue from nework housewives that you hear in atlanta housewives. >> anderson: i don't really care. i was trying to set this up. so basically... [laughter] there is a woman pretending -- >> i'm nasty in you morning sometimes when i see you. >> anderson: it's early sometimes. i said this is how we communicate. so there is a woman nicole and she does something called the housewives sonata and pretends to conduct the music on the housewives. >> this is great. i love this. [♪] >> i will get the dignity and the respect that i deserve. [applause] >> i love her. i love her. >> anderson: funny. >> soon there will not be any elements of the real housewives that has not been picked apart. i worry about that day. >> anderson: are you looking for a new city? >> no. no. we are always looking for new housewives in the cities we have and that is one of the reasons that the show is still going so successfully because we have been able to refresh the cities that are going. >> anderson: there is a question on faceboo

(music interlude) . . this is the city of angels and we're very blessed that he is here. put forth a very positive message and one that will last for quite a while. . his messages are very inspirational. letting you know that the lord is with you and regardless of what you're going through, there is something coming your way because he has a great plan for each one of our lives. . my wife thinks the world of you. (thank you.) you do a splendid job. when you can help other people, there's nothing like it. (i know. that's what you've done for many, many years.) well... god bless you. god bless you. welcome to a night of hope, sir. it's really great to be here because we watch him every sunday morning. look at the crowd just coming in here. so it's just not only me he's touching. he's touching millions of people around the world. . yes, it's good to be here. and i was looking forward to this all week. i think there'll be a lot of people saved tonight. those that aren't, i think you'll see them stand in large numbers. he's definitely got a way to bring that message home and t

. >> the chief l, rks art architect music and the hid be gems of the motor city.t as the largest city in the country to declare bankruptcy it takes special locals to show visitors the bright side. the hostel has welcomed over 200 visitors since 2011. revived by several local artists, the heidelburg process, a youth project covering two blocks what was once rubble and a city park along the detroit river. >> our goal with the program and the hostel is to change people's minds about detroit one person at a time. >> and they're message has traveled halfway around the world attracting travelers from austria to australia. they provide you with a lot of information on how to discover the city on your own. >> it was like being with a friend, driving around, showing us places and stuff. >> showcasing street art and other bright spots of culture around town. the ambassadors hope to leave a better impression than that of a dying city. >> we really, really have the opportunity to take a lot of the positive things that are happening and really create a super-wonderful and vibr

it would be historic for a city such as istanbul to get such a bid. [♪ music ] >> okay, let me tell youome of what we're seeing. this is some of the video that was presented to the committee that had to make this decision. this is a video that obviously tokyo submitted. remarkable uplifting video to make its case. all of these cities have a few things in the negative category, if you want to put it that way. tokyo still has concerns about the fukushima nuclear plan and madrid having problems with their economy. an uphill battle for all of these cities. very shortly we'll hear which city will host the 2020 summer olympic games. and there we are. i'm going to stop talking. >> now ladies and gentlemen, let's give a very special welcome to the leader of the international olympic committee. [applause] >> please all stand for the olympic anthem. [♪ music ] [♪ music ] [♪ music ] >> i would like to thank the three candidate cities of istanbul, tokyo and madrid for their excellent bids in the spirit of fair play of which they have competed. your vision for the olympic movement is inspiring. than

the motor city great city of detroit produced lots of great cars, art, music over the years. this. behold the light dragon. this is the brain child of two artists, detroit based artist royian doyle and hong kong born artist, teddy lo, the light dragon made of salvaged metal and rubber and lights. apparently 60 feet long. it weighs 17,000 pounds. it sits on top of a stripped down 1963 dodge dumptruck. 2,500 feet of color changing l.e.d. lights. because it is a dragon, naturally it can breathe fire. no, really it can shoot a 20-foot burst of flame through its dragon nostrils. that part is going to be really important later in the story. put a pin in that for a second. the city of detroit as you may be aware is going through a rough stretch. city filed for bankruptcy in july. under the control of an emergency manager who makes all the decisions regarding the city's finances. that has rendered local democracy essentially dead in democracy. one of the things that emergency manager did in city recently he hired christie's action house to appraise the art that is house the inside the