the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are the spanish influences. >> (speaking spanish). >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here we have our principle instrument. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of this instrument is called cajon. >> (speaking spanish). >> in certain places in africa this instrumentality existed. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the percussionis

the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish)

. >> we were getting donations from little kids giving us their piggy banks. $13.11, all the way up to $125,000. >> the society relies mainly on volunteer labor. the economy caused donations to fall, costs and animal rescues are on the rise. the reprieve may be only temporary. the staff is still figuring out how they can stay afloat past november. >> the royal mascot of burger king is being dethrowned. the struggling fast food chain is kicking out its creepy -- you know that guy? it's going to air a new commercial beginning next week. doesn't have any dialogue at all. it features the sights and sounds of fresh veggies being prepared. burger king wants to freshen up its image and focus on its food. >>> a tropical storm and the remnants of it and the affect on your seven-day forecast as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's been a cloudy night with the marine layer moving back on shore into the bay and marching inland. everybody becomes mostly cloudy. temperature wise into the 50s. it looks like this marine layer is going to penetrate inland 60 to

i've got some change in the kid's piggy bank. >> reporter: that's it?> that's it. >> reporter: which means he is selling what is left to pay the bills. his living room set. is listed right now on craigslist. you still have a big flat screen tv. does that v thave to go? >> possibility. i've been over to the electronics store. what they want to give me for it is a little bit of nothing. if it comes down to food on the table, that's what i've got to do. >> reporter: before, feeding the kids was costing him $150 to $200 a month. now at least that is money if he gets it, he can put towards some other necessity like the electrical bill to keep the house air conditioned in the florida heat. he has just applied for food stamps and he's stilil looking for work. >> even fast food's hard to get a job. before, fast food, you could walk in and if you had experience, they would hire you. now they turn everybody away. >> reporter: you'd be willing to work fast food? >> yes, whatever it takes to keep the bills paid and the roof over the kid's head. >> reporter: somehow

. >> in my piggy bank. >> for kids under 10 get a piggy bank.avers. >> reporter: what if i told you i could give you a barbie doll or next week you could get the $50, which one would you pick? >> the 50. >> reporter: very good. >> teach delayed gratification. kids who practice it are more likely to score higher on the s.a.t. and become better money managers. >> reporter: it's great you saved and wait for the $50 and not take the barbie right now. that's really smart. you're a smart cookie. --fiech. high-five. i dance around. let me see that. the dollar dance. >> with those move, mellody hobson should be on "dancing with the stars." mellody joins us live this morning from chicago. nice moves there, girl. so how young should you start talking to your kids about money? >> well, despite the fact that most parents say that they want to not talk abouou money at all with their kids and rather talk about alcohol or drugs or something else, they just don't like the money conversation, you can start as young as 5 years old and i've seen it work very, very

. >> we were getting donations from little kids giving us their piggy banks. >> reporter: because of the money raised 250 volunteers like dave smith will remain along with six staff positions. along with these furry animals waiting to be adopted. >> i was so happy. couldn't believe how much money they raised and when we came here right after they started the drive they were in there opening envelopes full of money. >> reporter: the economy has drastically reduced donations over the years while operating costs and appeal rescues are on the rise. this mother and daughter stopped in today to become foster parents to two of the rescued puppies. a way to free up shelter space for other animals. >> if we can take two puppies home it frees up a space for the human society to bring other dogs from other shelters who are on the euthanasia list. >> reporter: when she heard the shelter would stay open she told her mom she would rather spend time fostering puppies than go on a summer vacation. >> i said i would take them all. >> reporter: the valley humane society will be in operation for a whil

piggy. bank. if you. live here top stories hundreds of british vigilantes move to protect their streets from troublemakers communities across england accuse the police. during the recent destructive wave of unrest. former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld faces a lawsuit from two americans over the alleged torture in iraq in for ease of a security firm claim that would be punished for months before being released from a u.s. military facility without charge. and hungry every new law that could effectively silence critics of the government if you have the legislation in press freedom and the very notion of democracy. about more than half an hour from now in the meantime another fiery debate with peter lavelle and his panel of guests stay with us for cross talk that's next.

got turned into a piggy bank to finance half of the trillion dollars of new spending in obama care. we think that was a mistake t. exacerbated the medicare problem and made it more urgent that we deal with saving medicare. >> you mentioned a committee, do you select the committee from the republican side of the aisle? >> i do. this is not a commission. there are no outsiders on it. nobody from the administration, this is a powerful, joint committee of congress, set up to try to get a result. the way we have been doing things for years has led us to a $14 trillion deficit and over $50 trillion in unfunded liabilities, that is promises we have made to future generations on social security, medicare and medicaid that we can't keep. we are setting up a structure designed to succeed, not designed to fail. i think to prejudge a report that hasn't even come out yet is a mistake. let's wait and see if they can get the job done. there are powerful incentives because if they lock up, it's a pretty catastrophic consequence. >> all right. have other senators been knocking on your door to get on

. >> dana: i got eric bolling, piggy bank. we've got the expresso cup for my greek friend.: i did think about you while i was away. >> greg: it's broken. a broken shot glass. >> dana: i to call the circle-k in wyoming and see what happened. >> greg: you have to have it returned. >> dana: i might have to go back. >> eric: what was on it? >> dana: bison and devil's tower. >> andrea: you are a good gift-giver. thanks. >> dana: you it go at the same place? >> dana: yes. >> bob: no, no, greg. she went and shopped all over the state. she looked for the best bargains and went around. >> dana: i bet someone sends you a shot glass. >> bob: send him a shot glass. i don't do them anymore but i used to have hundreds. >> andrea: we missed you and we got you a generic republican -- >> eric: fox news. >> greg: and this newspaper. >> eric: that is all we have time for. thk

million in contributions last year-- some it from thousands of school children who emptied their piggy banksennies for peace" program, and some of it from large fundraisers like this one in santa clara, california. >> we got a $1,500 bid here. she's got to get to that school getting built, ladies and gentlemen, tonight! >> kroft: this organization's been around for 14 years. how many audited financial statements has it issued? >> daniel borochoff: one. ( laughs ) >> kroft: one. >> borochoff: it's amazing that they could get away with that. >> kroft: daniel borochoff is president of the american institute of philanthropy, which has been examining and rating charitable organizations for the last two decades. he says the central asia institute's financial statements show a lack of transparency and a troublesome intermingling of mortenson's personal business interests with the charity's public purpose. according to the documents, the non-profit spends more money domestically promoting the importance of building schools in afghanistan and pakistan than it does actually constructing and funding th

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. >> we were getting donation from like little kids giving us their piggies bank, $13, 11 cents, and all the way up to anonymous donor $125,000. >> reporter: because of the money raised, 250 volunteers like dave smith will remain along with six staff positions. along with these furry animals, waiting to be adopted. >> i was ecstatic. i couldn't believe how much money there is. when we came here right after they started the drive, they were in there opening envelopes full of money. >> reporter: the economy has drastically reduced donations over the year while operating costs and animal rescues are on the rise. this mother and daughter stopped in today to become foster parents to two of the rescued puppies. a way to free up shelter space for other animals. >> if we can take two puppies home it freings up the space for the humane -- frees up the space for the humane society to take other animals on a euthanasia list. >> reporter: one girl said she would like to foster puppies rather than summer vacation. >> i would take them all if i could. >> reporter: the valley humane society will be

traders out there are trying to get as much cash as they can so they are breaking the piggy bank, so and silver and selling those funds because that's where you can raise cash right now. so it's -- i don't want to say panic, a very nervous market right now, although they are off the lows of the session. we are looking at the s & p, 1227 is a key indicator. that's where we have seen a 10% correction since the highs we saw in may. from a technical perspective, that's something a lot of traders are watching. maybe if we see it trade down 10%, that's the point where you can get back in and we might see a bottom. we have seen it come back a little from there. that could be the case. really, the thing to watch right now is europe and commodities. >> we are watching some of this climbing back and we are now down 264 points, where we saw it down 350. the above and the down, we saw it drop more than 350 points at one point today. we are doing better. >> reporter: better, yeah. who would think you would look at these numbers and say this is an improvement. but that's the case right now. >> tha

germany is really the piggy bank for kwraoerp. s europe. a number of u.s. are scrutinizing the u.s. arms of european banks, one of the big reasons why the financial stocks here have been so hard hit. there is always that fear, guy, that we are exposed to something troublesome out of there, and we are all linked globally as we all know. this is one area where we don't like to be linked. if it looks like europe has some serious banking ills or capital short falls and the possibility that either greece or italy goes under or has big bills to pay, and now we are getting indications that germany might not be up to pay the bills it doesn't take a rocket scientist to say that is not a good sign. housing here is nothing. we are down to an eight-year low. jenna: let's go back to the european banks and their arms in the united states. you mentioned that the federal reserve and banks are taking a look at supports potentially for these banks. we talk a lot about qe3. some of the stimulus that was provided by the fed was provided worldwide not just in the united states.

out, if greece or italy gets into trouble or god forbid, you get into trouble i will not be your piggy banks the wake up moment for the week for me. wow. the growth... martha: a scary scenario and another one i noticed, the feds said we will not raise interest rates until 2013. and don't see any light... >> and be nervous about that, you are putting yourself into a box and we have inflationary signs and they promised to keep rates low and the markets are teasing him and what will you do with this inflation. if it heightens up? too many worries on the plate now, that is tomorrow's... martha: let's enjoy the last week of the e summer and watch neil cavuto along the way. neil, thanks, buddy, good to see you as always. neil will be watching the for us and will explain it all and you can catch him right after the markets close, every day on "your world" on the news channel and, he's on the fox business channel. bill: he's amazing, what a workhorse. martha: we love kneel. a super guy. gregg: all right. the president monitoring the situation from his family vacation in martha's vineyard. chief whi

security that was taken out by the president and congress and repeal it so they can't use it as a piggy bankom tom w. considering the mess the congress has made do we really need a super congress? and bob says stop talking about cutting social security and medicare and veteran's healthcare and cut salaries of inefficient government employees. jenna: a lot of our viewers are saying, some of these things like medicare and social security are not entitlements to us, we have been paying into them for 40, 50 years and we deserve them. jon: and some say we are cutting out the luxuries, they ought to do the same. balance the budget. come up with a sol

although they began as a piggy bank for the government's pet projects like the three gorges dam is, ithas evolved into a much more commercial and international group, has fallen to the man who has run the bank since 1998. today, have the lowest non- performing ratio and the dead have the largest portfolio of outstanding foreign currency loans. their outstanding foreign currency loans totaled $134.6 billion which exceeded the total amount of outstanding loans for the total bank. since the global financial crisis struck, they have increased their business portfolio to its efforts to leverage its considerable financial resources to secure energy and minerals. this brings me to the second question i would like to answer which is our the loans structured and implemented? the loans are secured by revenues earned by the delivery of oil at market prices to chinese national companies with the exception of the loans to turkistan which are secured with revenue earned from deliveries of natural gas and undisclosed prices. i will illustrate how this works. in 2009, they agreed to lend the brazilian