>> she said, it's okay, i have stuff in my mary poppins closet. >> reporter: yes, her mary poppins closet. how often do you hit up this closet? >> every day for one thing or another. >> reporter: it's filled with school supplies she got through the organization kids in need. >> you get everything you needed? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: not just school supplies. >> no, it's coats and scarves in there as well. >> it ruins your confidence when you walk into a classroom and you don't have what you need. you want to do those things and you can't. you just don't have the things you need to do it. >> reporter: the tools. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: kids in need also distributes backpacks and last year gave kids video cameras so they could tell their own story. >> i want to talk to you a little bit about my day. >> reporter: all year along across the country teachers can restock at a kids in need center. this year the group has given $100 million worth of school supplies. >> see you again. >> we're giving them the basic tools, but i think we're giving them increased hope and dignity as well. >> it's

you never know what's going to happen when you're onstage. >> "wait, i'm mary poppins -- like her herlike, eight-times-a-week her?" >> and sometimes there's applause, and it just fills me with these tingles. >> i thought, "wow, this is a big role. this is a really big role, so i think i'm going to nail it." you're just having fun out there.

but like mary poppins or gandhi, gandhi-- i get them confused. i think they both had those flying umbrellas. folks, now-- ( laughter ) now it is time for me to go. and-- >> ooh! >> stephen: no, and while i've always reminded you to be afraid, folks, i don't want you to worry. you see, on my very first show, i told you truth doesn't come from your head. it comes from your gut. and back then, my gut made you a promise. i know some of you may not trust your gut yet, but with my help, you will. and you did. ( cheers and applause ) because the truthiness is-- ( applause ) i'll join that. i'll join that. whatever we're applauding right now, i'm in. because the truthiness is all those incredible things people say i did-- running for president. saving the olympics. colbert super pac. treadmill in space. the rally to restore sanity and/or fear and/or cat stevens' career-- none of that, none of that was really me. you, the nation, did all of that. i just got paid for it. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) thanks. thanks. that was-- that was really cool o

out, poppin out i'm with trigga, i'm ♪ ♪ with rasha i'm with a-rod broad daylight and we gon let themn yo run up on that, get to squeezing yo squeezing yo ♪ ♪ 'errbody catchin got me on my bully yo bully yo ♪ ♪ imma run and put that on em on 'em imma run and go dumb on em dumb on 'em ♪ ♪ got me on that young got me go dumb ♪ got me on that go dumb man trap this ♪ ♪ turn up bobby ♪ turn up bobby ♪ turn ♪ hey ♪ turn up bobby ♪ turn up bobby ♪ hey, hey, hey >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, race and justice in america. it's a flash point across the country. the fury echoing from ferguson's protests to new york city's die-in. as police and civilians clash, our byron pitts takes us on a personal journey beyond black and white to his hometown of baltimore, where police encounters cross the racial divide. >>> plus, british invasion. a royal tour. from president obama's white house to ja-z's home turf in brooklyn. a star-studded whirlwind 72 hours for prince william and duchess kate. bull why is an ambulance part of the royal entourage? >>> and that seemingly fearless conservationist fails

but like mary poppins or gandhi, gandhi-- i get them confused. i think they both had those flying umbrellas. folks, now-- ( laughter ) now it is time for me to go. and-- >> ooh! >> stephen: no, and while i've always reminded you to be afraid, folks, i don't want you to worry. you see, on my very first show, i told you truth doesn't come from your head. it comes from your gut. and back then, my gut made you a promise. i know some of you may not trust your gut yet, but with my help, you will. and you did. ( cheers and applause ) because the truthiness is-- ( applause ) i'll join that. i'll join that. whatever we're applauding right now, i'm in. because the truthiness is all those incredible things people say i did-- running for president. saving the olympics. colbert super pac. treadmill in space. the rally to restore sanity and/or fear and/or cat stevens' career-- none of that, none of that was really me. you, the nation, did all of that. i just got paid for it. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) thanks. thanks. that was-- that was really cool o

put you in the crib ♪ ♪ and you ain't never pay a bill in it i was killing it man you got ♪ ♪ me poppinn no more toastin over oceans they say you don't ♪ ♪ know what you got till it's gone they say your darkest hour comes before your dawn ♪ ♪ but there was something i should have asked all along i'ma ask on the song ♪ ♪ do you ever think of me when you lie lie down in your bed your bed of lies ♪ ♪ i just figured if you saw me if you looked in my eyes ♪ ♪ you'd remember our connection and be freed from the lies i just figured ♪ ♪ i was something that you couldn't replace but there was just a blank stare and i couldn't relate ♪ ♪ i just couldn't understand and i couldn't defend what we had what we shared ♪ ♪ and i couldn't pretend when the tears roll down it's like you ain't even notice 'em ♪ ♪ if you had a heart i was hoping you that you would have showed it some ♪ ♪ what the -- you really telling me what you telling me i could tell you ♪ ♪ lying get the -- out don't yell at me i ain't mean to cut you ♪ ♪ i ain't wanna catch a felony this ain't how to be a player ♪ ♪ you ain't bill bella

>> i was upset to see one of my favorite actresses higher minimum wage, here she is playing mary poppins>> i'm afraid i'm leaving for good, my children. >> but why? >> i'm only paid the federal minimum wage. >> use your magical power. >> you would think that would entitle me to more than $7.25 an hour. >> that's not the version i remembered. >> this convinces people, it seems cruel, and people say a business isn't going to hire fewer people for an extra buck or two. >> businesses they. >> the point here is not to shrink the pool of available jobs that people get in the workforce and make a better life for themselves. a job, that is the bridge to a better life. we want more of them, not less of them. >> 92 welfare programs shrink the number of jobs? >> i think the government in many ways shrinks the number of jobs, whether it's taxes or regulations, when you see tens of millions of people in america not having access to opportunity, and we want the government to do more damage to our economy, to make it harder for people to get jobs. >> these look like government does good. >> government

. >> steve, real quickly we still got you, you mentioned flying nun with sally field, mary poppins isnk you. >> 6:38. some important news, breaking news, police looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a with man last night we know that this happened in west philadelphia it happened at forty-seventh ape chestnut street right around 8:30. they are not releasing other information about the incident they only have a generic description of the guy they are looking for. >>> this isn't the type of picture that this father and son expect to take when they went on a hunting trip but they found more than a buck. >> the story behind this atm machine. atm machine. it is a atm. >> automatic teller machine. >> anyway. >> hi sue. >> nor'easter story will be lingering for a while at least through the rest of the day to day and tonight, we will give you the timing of the storm so you can fire started at 3:00 o'clock in the morning. we will expect he will deliver his remarks. let's listen in. >> yes. we suffered a tragic loss here this morning. i have very limited information. i can confirm th

and then this magical nanny called mary poppins comes n she teaches them how to love and not to be justf and to learn all these magical things. >> beautiful message and magical day today as we help a lot of children in need, and all of you play the part -- >> jane. >> oh, really? >> yes. >> have you ever heard of dick vandike? >> yes, disbelief really? >> chim chimimne. >> you'll sing for us, too, lets december there is you will start loading up some toys for the kids. you will do this all dayment take a look in print. we need to you come down here 1555 hamilton street. share some love with the kids. share some love with everyone around the region, and some families, and some children who really need it this time of year. all right, gang, you are going to hit a song for us, right, as we go to break. do your thing, i'll help you put the toys on the truck. lit it! >> ♪ >> anisi back on the big screen. >> the magic of family is back. our friends helped me with this timeless class glike ♪ >> please take care of our baby. her name's annie. >> played by wallace. >> definitely doesn't give you

mary poppins. i'd draw faces on balloons. and walk around with them, and they were my friends.er ] everything was fine. >> seth: i'm sure the other kids were jealous that you were rolling with so many friends. >> yeah, that were balloons. [ laughter ] nothing sad about that at all. yeah. >> seth: this i like, too. you wrote letters to people. which is, again, seems so out of touch with all the nerdy stuff you've told us about yourself so far. >> it's really out of sync. >> seth: it's really out of sync. you wrote a letter to r.l. stine. >> i did, i did. >> seth: what i love is you have it framed. >> i do. but here's why. because i wrote him in 1996 when i was 8, and i got a response in 2014 from him. long story, but i found a floppy disk, which is like, i feel like indiana jones basically. [ laughter ] i found a floppy disk. i went on amazon and got a floppy disk drive and it was this treasure trove of horribly mis-spelled musings of an 8-year-old. and one of them was a letter that i'd written to r.l. stine 'cause he visited our classroom and did a reading. and i sent it to my

"maryu tell i watched poppins" this weekend. >> thank god for social media.oes it feel like you live in an austerity freezone? >> it's lala land. >> at least you know it. like every word is feted. >> a little bit. i'm looking forward to it. he speaks tough. i am looking forward to it. >> olivia sterns is going to get them off script area --. >> i'm so happy we are not talking about petsmart. >> that is my quote of the day. come, we will talk about linkedin with guy kawasaki next. is this the undervalued social media network? applel ask the chief evangelist after the break. what is your book of the year? tweet us. ♪ make the best entertainment part of your holidays. catch all the hottest handpicked titles on the winter watchlist, only with xfinity from comcast. >> futures up big. olivia sterns and brendan greeley with me. a hostage crisis unfolding in sydney australia at this hour. with ties to the islamic state -- holding a group of people inside a chocolate cafe. as many as 15 others are still being held. hong kong's pro-democracy protest appears to have end

maryt kaplan has seen poppins 14 times and knows a ghastly mess when he sees it. being here. i think of you as a case study. its student putin walked in -- if student putin walked in this morning i given on seas that we have observed, what would you if studentguy? -- putin walked in this morning, given the oddities that we have seen, what would you say to the guy? initial rates are lower and that hurts their gdp, but what he's dealing with now is the banking system, the flow of funds outside the country, everything. the ripple effects will be significant. including political unrest in his own country. >> the books that i read that , phil athey's book about procter & gamble, do you see any discussion of strategic or tactical theory out of the russian leadership? i don't see it. it seems almost moment to moment, ad hoc. he was a strategist, but his strategy was based on $100 oil. this changes everything and my guess is that he's assessing every aspect of this. and by the way, it's not that easy to assess. he has aess is, if team, they are thinking about that right n

. >> yeah, you don't want to be mary poppins flying off.k you, brian, have you seen anyone hydroplaning? that's always a concern when you have a lot of water on the roads. >> reporter: yeah. we have seen quite a few cars coming close to that. caltrans came out about an hour ago and put up a small sign there. i don't know if you can see it or not. it says flooded. and hopefully maybe perhaps our live trucks are here shining light on this area, perhaps drivers that are known to go through lucky drive are getting the word that you should slow down through here. it has been flooded since we got here at 5:00 this morning. and again we have seen lots of standing water here in marin county. it continues to get pounded with that strong rain and heavy winds. >> all right. thank you, brian. obviously, we will continue to check in with you. that's the key. that's one of the reasons that chp tells everyone to slow down to avoid that hydroplaning and keep two hands on the wheel, too, with the wind. >> absolutely. >>> time is 7:18. sal, come on back. it

it's like in the movie "mary poppins" whether the weather vane changes before they go to cherry treeen the brief version. >> well, there's a shift in the wind here. what is it? >> that's not an analogy i've heard before. >> ok, well, you can go with it. >> welcome to "surveillance." >> 2014 was a long overdue bounceback. we had three years of flat m&a volume when the markets were rising. this year was really more of a cash-up year, where all the conditions that were necessary to have strong m&a were in place. you have corporate confidence and scarcity of growth, plentyful capital. those conditions are still in place. nothing has changed. we look at 2015 -- >> nothing has changed. but does the behavior change from strategic, you mentioned halliburton earlier, mergers, do we go to we got you mood or we have to mood? >> not at all. and i think you can -- the best metric to lock at in that context is how are the shareholders reacting? >> they love it still. >> two out of three deals in our math. two out of three deals the stock is going up. if that weren't the case -- >> critically you d

. >> mary poppins, that'll do it. actually, stay with us, diana.ion to this right now. do you -- what do you make of this? positive, negative? >> positive, actually. the fact that we have 30-year mortgages below 4%, fixed mortgages for a couple of months in a row now. we're seeing refinancing also helping consumers. and what they're spending it on, that's one survey. to the degree of reflective of anything broader, it sounds like more thoughtful spending, you know, debt consolidation, emergencies education. that sounds like a healthier place. >> i think the really interesting part that diana points out in the story she wrote for cnbc.com is $167 billion is going to reset between 2014 and 2017. that's a lot of heloc -- and a lot of people out there saying, hey, i'm going to sign up for another five, ten years, this is why i'm going to do this. it may not be getting a new car, it may be i still have this mortgage and i can't cover all of it. >> student loans. is this prudent, dan? >> and what's interesting about that, sharon is that when we were look

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you can do your best mary poppins. >> you are keeping it together. >> you know what, at least this weather so right about that. >> they're used to this. >> stay dry. see you soon. >> is natalie going to get all dressed up for the big event tonight? >> i think you have to, don't you? >> what's happening? >> going to the museum of the art. >> oh, you have to. remember, they sent out the rules. they didn't send out rules whether lebron james could touch her or not but they sent out rules on reporter attire, saying you have to wear slacks and dresses. >> i think they reversed that because it was so insulting to the american media. >> because they were implying we were shleps? >> that's a british term. >> we had ours at the ramada in new jersey, highway four. >> why are they doing it here? >> because a lot of the alum -- >> are living here? >> yes. some very upper echelon people. >> who say shlep. >> don't touch the duchess. >> willie said shut up. >> i have a question for both of you. i know the answer. don't look. what is the most persuasive word in the english language. >> please. >> please.