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

state legislature needs to wake up and stop treating the pension system as it fits their personal piggy bank. he did crack it open. he jumped back and forth between the pension plans his retirement benefits from the state would have been 20,000 per year and instead its value is now 98,000 per year and daly got to save $400,000 in pension contributions because of even more laws. we shouldn't have a special general assembly pension there is no justification to say because they run the risk of not being reelected we have to guarantee their economic security in definitely that's self dealing and not in the public's interest. daly just retired with $183,778 per your pension yet another reason we are investigating the pension games. wait until you see the latest moves. the top leaders summoned to a meeting by the governor to come up with a pension fix. are you talking about making cuts for you. >> we have already done all of that you were little late to the shelf. >> not really, you are part-time employees who really need a part-time pension. >> we are included in the legislation. we had studied i

. >> from his piggy bank and he said, i'm just getting started.be back. >> which was all very nice. but why do this? johnny says he owes mrs. myers for what she did in a time of tragedy. >> she helped us and now it's time to help her. >> how did she help you? >> she gave us food and all this good stuff when kelly died. >> kelly, johnny's sister, was killed in a car accident four years ago. their mother, donna karlinchak, says the neighborhood response led by mrs. myers was unforgettable. >> the neighbors really came together for us. just did anything that they could. grocery shopping, carpooling. >> so now, johnny is paying back and the community is all in. neighbors have bought $800 worth of lemonade from johnny and his older sister katie. it's more than enough to pay the myers' $500 insurance deductible. not that elisa meyers was counting. >> he was giving us money. but it wasn't money. he was giving us johnny. he was giving us from his heart. >> worth of it more than five quarters? >> oh, my lord. oh, my lord. >> almost every day donna asks her

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. >> from his piggy bank, and he said " i am just getting started ". back. >> that was all very nice, but why do this? john says that he owes her for what she did in a time of tragedy. >> she helped us and now it's time to help her. >> how did she help you? >> she gave us food, and all this good stuff, when kelly died. >> kelly, johnny sister, was killed in a car accident four years ago. their mother says the neighborhood response led by mrs. myers, was unforgettable. >> neighbors really king together for us. they did anything that they could. grocery shopping, car pooling. >> now johnny is paying back in a community that is all in, neighbors have bought $800 worth of lemonade from johnny and his older sister katie, it is more than enough to pay the -$500 insurance deductible, not that the lisa myers was ever counting. >> he was giving us money but it was not money, he was giving us johnny, he was giving us from his heart. >> worth more than five quarters? >> my lord! >> almost every day, donna asked for children what specific good deed they did that d

right after the storm, johnny gave his neighbors some quarters from his piggy bank.e started selling lemonade. so far, haze raised nearly $400. eye nice gesture from that young man. >> good for him. >>> help for a man with cerebral palsy. he is having an extremely difficult time and a half fating his motorized wheelchair under the house that he shares with his mother. >> a local church helping out by raising money for an addition to his home. karen gray houston has the story. >> reporter: cerebral palsy as muscular condition that may slow grant down but he is not letting it stymie his development. >> i just look at myself as a regular person. >> reporter: but he is bumping into walls with his wheelchair, has difficulty navigating into the kitchen and bathroom. >> in order for me to access the bathroom, i have to aline my chair just right. >> reporter: it has been tough on his mom, trying to lift him into bed. >> i have to angle him on me, pivot in a way where i can get him into the bed. there have been times when i fall. several times, we've had times where we can't

. >> from his piggy bank an he said i'm just getting started.. >> which was all very nice but why do this? johnny says he owes mrs. myers for what she did in a time of tragedy. >> she helped us. now it's time to help her. >> reporter: how did she help you. >> she gave us food and all this good stuff when kelly died. >> kelly, johnnie's sister was killed in a car accident four years ago. their mother donna says the neighborhood response lead by mrs. myers was unforgetable. >> they really came together for us. did anything that they could. grocery shopping, carpooling. >> so now johnny is paying back and the community is all in. neighbors have bought $800 worth of lemonade from johnny and his solder-- older sister katie, more than enough to pay the myers $500 insurance deductible, not that elissa myers was ever counting. >> he was giving us money but it wasn't money, he was giving husband johnny. he was giving us from his heart. >> more than five quarters. >> oh my lod-- lord. >> almost every day donna asked her children what specific good deed th

and while in other countries this would be taken as a sign of growing consumer confidence for piggy bankinggermans this really is spending for a rainy day i can avoid the artsy reporting from munich in germany. let me bring you up to date on some other top world news headlines tonight former french president nicolas sarkozy's house and office have been raided as part of a campaign financing probe police are investigating whether it broke election fund limits with cash from france's richest woman liliane bettencourt the lawyer l. cosmetics a arrested something he denies it was proving to be a bad time for french ex presidents two former leader chirac was convicted last december of embezzling funds in creating phantom jobs for friends. a series of deadly bombings in iraq's targeted shia muslims a truck blast claimed at least twenty nine lives and exploded at a market in karbala which will host a major pilgrimage next weekend hours earlier five others died in a similar market attack in a twin car explosion in central iraq there's been a spike in nationwide violence since u.s. troops pulled out

a while in other countries this would be taken as a sign of growing consumer confidence piggy bank you germans this really is spending for a rainy day and a boycott artsy reporting from munich in germany coming up ahead in the program an iranian rebuttal to saying it's lawmakers and worry or oil markets drafting along would seek to block the world's busiest all round the strait of hormuz. and the british government continues to trumpet nato progress in afghanistan as a success despite the mounting death toll of foreign military personnel in the country this year. julian assange has presence on our t.v. which has made world headlines draws to an end at least for now the final episode of his news making interview show airs this tuesday at eleven thirty g.m.t. this time the top whistleblower talks to malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim about the fight for freedom and the park receive some world leaders artists are for reports. well a strong today we're going stay with the watch to you in a silent as he conducts his final interview for his shave it's been running on a c. now in it he

and while in other countries this would be taken as a sign of growing consumer confidence for piggy bankinggermans this really is spending for a rainy day kind of artsy reporting from the nick in germany. to me now joins us from the business desk i their house tension around iran affecting oil prices today well and surprisingly today we're seeing oil prices going up and going up quite quite intensely and take a look at what's going on actually look at the price it's up to and a half dollars per barrel for both light sweet and for brant and that's as news a skule to the point where iran is reportedly carrying out military drills with missiles potentially hitting far as israel and american bases in the region so therefore this is of course creating worries about about stability in the region and therefore stability and supplies not only from iran which have been somewhat limited by by sanctions but also just in the region in general and also we're hearing analysts saying that russia in this situation may not increase production to compensate for the lost lost production region saudi arabia is

and while in other countries this would be taken as a sign of growing consumer confidence piggy banking germans this really is spending for a rainy day kind of artsy reporting from munich in germany. it's twenty minutes past the hour still ahead here in our two beating the war drum british government ten years to trumpet nato is progress in afghanistan as a success by the mounting death toll of foreign military personnel in the country this year. a look at some world news in brief in iraq at least twenty nine people have been killed and over sixty wounded in a series of blasts most of the victims died when a car bomb exploded in a busy market early in the day two roadside bombs targeted shia pilgrims on the outskirts of the triune city of karbala recent weeks have seen increased attacks on worshippers raising fears of a return to widespread sectarian violence. libya has three to four members of the international criminal court arrested four weeks ago on a mission of spying they still have to return to tripoli later this month for a final ruling on their case one of them lawyer melinda t

bring home the bacon and taking it to the >> as a kid we're told to put all of our change in a piggy banknd take the change to the bank. they decided to check the surveillance tape. the pig made its way inside. he looked around before letting himself out. >> we mentioned that comic-con kicks off today. a police officer in this part turned a hearse tt into the car from "ghostbusters." it has turned into a big fund- raising phenomenon. they are raising money for the children's miracle network. >> 67 degrees on tv hill. >> a couple of accidents to avoid including one on the j.f.x. >> we could use some rain. we will check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. partly cloudy skies. a live shot from pimlico. temperatures in the 60's. temperatures in the 60's. fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the mber one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that a

and while in other countries this would be taken as a sign of growing consumer confidence for piggy bankinggermans this really is spending for a rainy day i can avoid artsy reporting from the mic in germany. you know talk about a sport just got a bit confused with the times it's a twenty four hour station it's only eight moscow time tomorrow the next sports bulletin for you i can tell you something this absolutely here and now to me to say with a business i can see it waving the way you did dmitri oil shooting through the roof again or increased concerns about a rally are absolutely right six week high is what we're seeing right now for oil prices above one hundred dollars per barrel for brant let us actually take a look at those figures both crude and brant are up more than three dollars per barrel light sweet they're approaching eighty eight dollars per barrel this is on the back of course of fresh concerns as you've rightly said. about iran and the new reports of military drills and that's causing worries about sustainability of supplies from the region in general and this is has been ve

when the piggy bank is not there these are people who will take to the street with rocks, trust me.yn: you're analogizing this to an entitlement society like in greece. that's what we saw. americans are different, right? we like to believe we are different, we are not greece we are being a humane society in helping those who are trying hard but can't attain health insurance which has -- the costs of which has go got out of control in this country. >> you're at the crux of the matter, we have been different, that's why we are the hope of liberty and the hope of the free world, why? because we are invested in the notion that people are autonomous, we are independent dent, we know right from wrong, we act for right. barack obama does not believe we should be substantially different from countries in european is not trusting of this individual impulse which he believes must be tempered by a central authority, which leads to nowhere other than mediocrity and to the rise of despots. megyn: thank you, sir. there are new questions about court security after a defendant may have poisoned him

made his money in met calls and mining battling ronald perelman who said he used it as a personal piggy banking out more than $100 million in loans. at the same time, he is also face ag showdown with his neighbors in the hamptons. the issue is a reported use of 19 persons helicopter. this is a chopper he uses when he's traveling to and from his 63 acre estate in the hamptons, 43,000 square feet, one of the largest homes in america. it's so big, it's nicknamed the house that ate the hamptons. a group of homeowners formed a coalition in attempt to divert his use of the chopper. his spokesman tells me singing him out in this manner is unfair and his crew follows all the pertinent flight regulations. as one wealthy hamptons resident says he always feels he has to be bigger than anyone else, whether helicopter or home and become a symbol of excess here. >> that's not easy to do. >> a big achievement. >> that's one wa mrks mrmmwammm helicopter. he has 60 some acres. but they have to land at the airport. >> but it shakes so much the walls are coming off some of these homes. >> you can read more of

. >> it's -- >> we're not going to save little piggy banks. it's not worth it. u're saving the large banks. >> if the european central bank behaved like the federal reserve -- >> right. >> basically the -- the short-term crisis gets solved. why -- >> absolutely. you can trace what hpened in europe and what happened in the u.s. since 2006, 2007. at the beginning there's sort of reasonable parallel. the banks provide lots of liquidity. there's talk of -- there is fiscal stimulus in 2008. as things go together. then the europeans go in the direction of saying we're going to have a lot of fiscal austerity. there's -- we're going to do loads of stupid things which mean that people lose confidence in the future of the euro. we're not going to deal with our banking problem. we're not doing any of that stuff. in the u.s., you recapitalize the banks, you do have a lot of structure. you don't have as much as you could have done, but a lot more than you had in europe. and you have, as we said earlier, you have the beginnings of these imbalances being worked off. whereas in

told me after i had my first son, he said, hey, joey, don't reach into his pocket, don't break his piggy bank, don't steal his money. my dad actually didn't say that but then again, joe biden's dad didn't say don't judge a man by his budget. this is what we do as politicians. we make things up and get a glint in our eye. but here are some facts, though, that joe biden can't deny. don't tell me that you value social security if you can just look at the numbers over the next generation and know it goes bankrupt if you keep going the barack obama way, which is to do nothing. don't tell me that you care about medicare or that you care about the poor getting their medicaid when you know demographics is destiny and the numbers don't add up and if we keep going barack obama's way and doing nothing about it, medicare and medicaid will go bankrupt. don't tell me you care about the next generations of americans when five minutes on google looking up what the top economists in the government, the congressional budget office, the office of management budget, everybody agrees objectively it's not a matter

children who have a big stake in our elections but no vote, for them to be heard they would need piggy bankshe size of wal-mart heirs. or the koch brothers for uncles. and if "free speech" is a right, why all the secrecy? why hide from voters where the money is coming from? why not openly say you're downright proud to be exercising your first amendment rights and that writing checks is your patriotic duty? instead, conservatives across the country are fighting to keep their sugar daddies secret. according to their guardian angel in congress, the highly leveraged senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, the right wing opposes disclosure laws because the super-rich just might be bullied and harassed by the rest of us who want to know who's buying our elections. so that the editorial page of "the wall street journal" asks us to have pity on billionaires and those little ol' corporations and their ceos who just might have their tender feelings hurt. if they were exposed to boycotts and pickets, were it known which candidates they were buying. wait a minute. weren't we taught the first amendment a

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. -- piggy bank to pay for ala. we can talk about the specifics that will hit medicare advantage plan. these are unrealistic cuts, yet they do pay for the law. higher health costs -- the kaiser family foundation says the average price of a family policy has risen $2,200 since president obama took office. he promised the average price would be reduced by $2,500 by the end of his first term. i do not know about you, but that is a pretty big market to miss when you are talking about the average family budget and the average family that has already banned hit hard in the recession. number eight, government- controlled over the value systems -- at least half of doctors are considering leaving the practice of medicine rather than practice "mother may i" madison with these rules that will dictate what they are able to provide. number nine, huge deficits. the cbo has raised the price to $1 -- $1.7 trillion, which is more than originally planned. they watched the final vote that fateful saturday night as the members of congr

berlin this week and i think that there are some creative thinking going on about other little piggy banks that you could tap. remember, there is those bond holders who did not agree to that bond swap earlier this year. >> how do they get more money out of them. >> they just don't pay them. >> this will be litigated in courts for years. >> sure. >> doesn't matter. for years. >> we're talking about the immediate problem. we're talking about what they need to do in order to get that 30 odd billion from troika. so don't pay the bonds. >> but won't that destroy the rest of the yields across the rest of the eurozone because people will great i have no prospect of getting money out of this? >> it might do. i actually think there's a feeling that those bond holders should have taken part in the bond swap and since they didn't now is the time to really tighten the screws. there's more things. there's the ecb. the ecb bought about 55 billion euros worth of greek debt. but it didn't pay 55 billion for it, it paid about 40 billion. it theoretical has a 15 billion profit. maybe you can persuade the ec

. >>> gives a whole new meaning to the phrase piggy bank. the term rather. k in -- pushed open the door. the door is there. pig looked around a little, walked out. same way it came in. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> there's so many puns, i don't know where to start. >> you sure? not even just one? >> no, i don't o really. >>> once was this year's big winner at the tony awards. new york times critic said it uses song and dance in a way i never experienced in an american musical. >> you'll meet the stars of broadway's best musical on "cbs this morning." stay with us. your local news is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> good morning everyone. let's get you, up with some of the bay area had winds. the nation's biggest medical marijuana dispensary is set to fire back at the u.s. government 30 minutes from now when oakland leaders will respond to a warning about the harbor health center. the attorney says is a superstore for marijuana and is threatening to seize the property under federal laws. the plaintiff's attorney could wrap their case in a trial against convict

. >>> gives a whole new meaning to the phrase piggy bank. the term rather. nk in -- pushed open the door. the door is there. pig looked around a little, walked out. same way it came in. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> there's so many puns, i don't know where to start. >> you sure? not even just one? >> no, i don't o really. >>> once was this year's big winner at the tony awards. new york times critic said it uses song and dance in a way i never experienced in an american musical. >> you'll meet the stars of broadway's best musical on "cbs this morning." stay with us. your local news is next. i'll go east coast for the philly cheesesteak omelette. no, let's go to the heartland for the midwestern meat & potatoes sandwich. wait umm, yeah. try the seven regionally inspired dishes of the tour of america menu. only at denny's. get your cash back! oh, hi. which cash back booth looks better to you, chase freedom or the largest cashback card? oh, i'll try the largest. oh, that is too bad. apparently you don't know chase freedom guarantees you 1% cash back. 4 ti

is we all remain nauseous we can't seem to get a handle around watching the store, watching the piggy bank. here's yet another example of a company that ran major amounts of funds basically as you said through a strip mall accounting operation. i think these are the types of red flags that people have to be looking at. it's no longer okay just to ignore the custodian risk, if you will and you use that term very liberally, custodian risk, because you really need to know where your capital is. you need to make sure the statements are coming from a recognized organization. you want to make sure it's double and triple checked and you don't that have leisure of not really understanding how are you custodians are doing their accounting which does favor the large custodians. here's an example of where big is probably better. it's another story to cause more people to have more fear there's a boogieman every where. the markets did not need this. >> that's for sure. snoous u.s. regulators are looking at jpmorgan's sales tactics. they felt pressure to push the bank's own mutual funds over competitor

. >>> gives a whole new meaning to the phrase piggy bank. the term rather. e door is there. pig looked around a little walked out. same way it came in. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> there's so many puns i don't know where to start. >> you sure? not even just one? >> no i don't o really. >>> once was this year's big winner at the tony awards. new york times critic said it uses song and dance in a way i never experienced in an american musical. >> you'll meet the stars of broadway's best musical on "cbs this morning." stay with us. your local news is next. d[ [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. >>> hello, again. it's 8:25. wjz has weather and traffic together. let's begin with marty. >> thank you. take a

. -- piggy bank to pay for ala.e can talk about the specifics that will hit medicare advantage plan. these are unrealistic cuts, yet they do pay for the law. higher health costs -- the kaiser family foundation says the average price of a family policy has risen $2,200 since president obama took office. he promised the average price would be reduced by $2,500 by the end of his first term. i do not know about you, but that is a pretty big market to miss when you are talking about the average family budget and the average family that has already banned hit hard in the recession. number eight, government- controlled over the value systems -- at least half of doctors are considering leaving the practice of medicine rather than practice "mother may i" madison with these rules that will dictate what they are able to provide. number nine, huge deficits. the cbo has raised the price to $1 -- $1.7 trillion, which is more than originally planned. they watched the final vote that fateful saturday night as the members of congres