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is, talk -- poppins the top of the box office when it was built. 50 years ago. >> it was really the cuttingdge where this valley was headed. guideline grayson traying to safe a -- >> brian grayson traying to save a piece of history. to save the dome theaters. >> the worst fear is that the -- all of the domes will be torn down and another type of development will go in there that'll be very measure more or less -- very more or less bland. >> they're not very old. and they're probably not very historic but i know people love them. >> mayor reed says keeping them would be inconsistent with the general plan to develop the area. but there is sent mental a-- sinty mental attachment -- >> i'm glad it's here still for now. >> so mayor reed sayst he's not really sure how bell this part of the city's past fits in with the future and also admits he's not very sent mental. he's probably one of the few who's never seen a movie there. reporting live, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details here. another dramatic fight save had a domed movie theater. you may remember the effort to save the pleasant hill zon

mary poppins was the movie featured back when people did not go to the theater. bryan grayson is trying to save a bit of history. more than 250 people signed a petition to save the domed theaters on winchester boulevard. >> the worse fear is all of the domes will be torn down. and another type of development will go in and it'll be very one of those bland. >> reporter: today the city council will look into seeking historic designation. >> they're not very old. and i know they're probably not that historic but i know people love them. >> reporter: there is sentimental attachments for generations of families with shared memories here. >> i'm just going to miss this place if it does go but i'm glad that it's still here for them. >> reporter: so the people who are trying to preserve those domes say they just want to try to save at least one dome to incorporate it into any future development. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> today taps are running way after a day without water because of a water main break. it happened last night at 46th avenue or 46th st

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she was mary pop -- poppins. >> i was making a joke. >> i was playing along. >> which brings us back to between two ferns. it never works. >> i was making a joke and playing along poorly. >> andy, keith richard's book though -- are you a musician. i think his book is great. it is teaching kids to play an instrument. it is the most important thing you can do for a kid's brain. >> gus is street slang for oxycontin. >> i disagree. >> that's what kids are into. >> i disagree. >> they are into add deer roll. >> i wrote a children's book of my own. it is called keep it down or you will wear a frown. tls the story of how keeping -- being quiet is good. i can read a little. keep it down or you might drowned. keep it down or you will bust your crown. couldn't get a lot from publishing. >> are you jewish. >> i can't think of any other reason it wouldn't get punished. >> you do own all of media. >> i can't help but think that's what it was. >> there is a lot of anti-semitism. >> it is self-hating. >> self-publishing and self-hating. >> i do think that book is actually going to be a millionth se

. >>> and here comes supernanny, the modern-day mary poppins revealing secrets to stopping your child'sement as they say -- ♪ gma all right >> all: good morning, america. ♪ rock your body >>> that is not all. look at that. they're all there this morning here for the backstreet boys. they're here to make a huge exclusive announcement with us this morning. and their fans are excited. we say good morning, america. robin off today. sara haines with us and dj kalkutta off across the room. there she is. got a lot of friends with her, as well. >> getting a little help there. >> yeah. >> oh, wow. >> yes. >> spin those. >> the muppets and music and a story about a mother of two, mommy blogger, so shocked to find personal family photos on, well, let's just say an adult website. now she is being blackmailed if she wants them taken down. crazy story. >> also, you're going to meet a remarkable young woman. 6 years old. widing into the shark tank going head to head with the sharks and had the idea when she was 4 in case you weren't feeling alre y already -- [ laughter ] >> to be completely inadequate

they emasculate the muscular no in favor of the mary poppins yes, and after so many firm nos given to germany, the ussr and iraq among others, we, the united states of no have fallen in love with yes, too, yes to a bloated government that replaces the awol parental no, yes to feeling instead of thinking. we cut defense when defense is just no with a gun. it's time to reanimate the word no and say it more often. besides soon we may have no choice there. will come a time when we won't have the means to say yes. >> man, was that a stretch or what? >> what are you talking about? you couldn't follow that? >> i couldn't follow that. the europeans. that's the answer now? >> that's true. that is an area where everybody says yes to everything and they have no money. >> and now they can't get to the important things. >> why people individually have a harder time saying no. >> you never say no, bob. >> that's correct. >> this is why you're bob beckel. you're a man who has said yes to everything. >> i'm the first to admit it, too. i'm a soviet union for everything that comes to me, whether it's a

people go to kissin', and babies be poppin' up everywhere. that's not true, mustapha.'m six and a half. you're a little young to ask questions like that. why do people do it ? it's a natural urge. urge, huh ? an urge, a feeling, yes. exactly. do black people get the same urges as white people ? exactly the same. exactly. how about the japanese ? the japanese-- exactly the same. can you stay on your feet ? you only got a couple more steps to go. how do they get this natural urge ? you're born with this feeling. don't you understand that ? it's a natural urge, you see. girls get the feeling, boys get the feeling and it's warm... when they get together. is that when you get married ? uh, not necessarily, no. what do you do when it gets close ? [ laughs ] i don't even know why i started this. do you have to get nak-- do you, do you have to take your clothes off ? uh, well, it helps, yes. ugh, naked ? yeah, well, it's not so bad. why ? well, it makes things easier. what ? i mean, to make things go faster. what ? uh, smoother, easier. oh, forget it. do you have to get naked

. >> there's quite a mary poppins in there. >> everything but the umbrella. >> phil donahue hired herture of the inside of a trash can. you know they lasted jackson pollock. how would i know. >> a little girl eating candy. >> reporter: maloof is still archiving mayere inging maier's 100,000 photographs. saved from obscurity, an unknown street photographer is now out of the shadows and into theaters. >> what's interesting in looking at those negative almost every shot she took was a great shot. it's not like she took hundreds. it was amazing. i was there when john was going through them. i was like every one she brought out -- >> it was amazing how she used light. >> she had an amazing ability to get close to people on the street. >> what a fascinating lady. >>> coming up a music act releasing one copy of its album. will somebody pay millions for it? you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." [ woman ] i could see it in their faces. they weren't looking at me. ♪ ♪ i can't believe i still have acne at my age. i feel like it's my acne they see...not me. [ female announcer ] acne is a m

. >> jenna, you're prepared for -- >> this mary poppins' bag. >> we didn't find out. >> we were not goingee times. we caved. >> caved. okay. nat? >> not the first time, second one i wanted to know to know what i could get rid of. >> what about you guys? >> i didn't want to know with jack our son, and 7 months into it, she told me in her sleep. >> luckily that's all she told you. >> so i accidentally found out and we found out with our daughter. we wanted to know. >> what about with you, al? >> we didn't find out with lila, with nikki, we did ivf, we found out he was a girl. but we didn't do amnio, when we did the first sonogram, i don't know who told you this is a girl, that's a boy. and my mom was convinced that my dad had worked out a deal. >> we didn't find out, but on our last sonogram, my mom was able to come in town, she didn't think she was going to be able to come when the baby was born, so we let her find out. the doctor wrote on a little piece of paper it's a girl and she still has it -- >> could you tell her reaction? >> no, we couldn't tell. but five minutes later, we were goi