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here comes the former prodigy, i should say. mike bennett! >> former prodigy in deed.igned, new "ring of honor" contract. only thing he is missing right now is his beautiful woman. >> where is she? >> well maria is barred from the building by nigel mcguinness after what happened in toronto, during the first round match between bennett and bj whitmer. he is not going to need it tonight. >> and a special treat here this week tommaso ciampa is going to be brought to the ring live by last remaining pinnacle. >> is that a wrap group? >> no, it is a rock band. they created his signature theme and they are playing live. take a look. ♪ it is ciampa vs. bennett. great job by last remaining pinnacle. let's quickly go to the tale of the tape. quarter final match ups within the hour. as ciampa casts a weary glance down towards you prince nana. >> he better look at me. right now the power is in my hands, i report him to nigel. >> he is a very emotional man. let's go to the

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and a peel an no prodigy. may not be able to reach the pedals on a piano but it doesn't stop him from performing musical masterpiece. he will be here live to play for us, as well. a cute kid and extremely talented. >> that's incredible to see. and the puppy-cheetah situation? too cute for words. >> i know. cute versus cute. >> all right. thanks. >> see ya. >> it is good-bye washington, hello bay area for janet napolitano, the new president of the university of california. vice president biden led a farewell ceremony yesterday for napolitano, who is stepping down as homeland security secretary. she held the post for four and a half years, longer than anyone before her. vice president thanked her for her service and believed she'll be back in washington some day. >> i think janet should be a supreme court justice. [applause] >> and that not only speaks to the other qualities i have mentioned your character, but your intellectual capacity and your depth of knowledge. >> napolitano is leaving her post to become th

check out a 3-year-old chinese snooker prodigy. snooker as in brill ya-- billias or pool.im out. he's 3. >> kind of short circuiting. >> yeah, making shots across the table, all sorts of trick shots. >> poking it straight on. >> no, no, no. dad says that they got the snooker table when he was born, in the house, now he's been practicing five hours a day. and you can see it's paying off. the kid is awesome. bring him to like a pool bar. >> hustle. >> like a club, you know. i bet you my 3-year-old friend wayne here can beat you. then i'll make him playnd hustle everybody. it will be great. if you make it to the the states, we can make a lot of money, you and i. >>> it is that time at this house. and -- >> bath time. >> here they are having a little bit of trouble with the wood stairs but eventually make it to the bathroom. >> one of them easy as pie jumping into the bathtub. the other one -- >> he's in trouble. he needs a little step ladder. >> he gets a little boost. >> there you go. >> oh. >> i have never seen dogs this excited for a bath. >> i know some parents who wish t

. >> starting at age 13 there was so much talk around me, talk of me being a prodigy, talk of me havingking history with every leap as only the third woman of color to be a featured soloist with renowned american ballet theater. i was just working so hard because it was still so new to me at this age when i became professional. i didn't have the chance to step back and notice and realize that i was by myself. i was the only black woman in the company. >> for the young soloist that created challenges that she had not anticipated. >> i went through a period where i felt really alone and like i had no one i could relate to. >> and she had to come to grips with the idea that some barriers had not yet been broken. >> i would have had a different path if i weren't an african-american ballerina. maybe i would have been a principal dancer by now. maybe it would have been easier for me. i think that it's just made me such a strong woman. >> it's also made her determined to help those who might some day be in her shoes. >> i do know how important it is for me to be in this position and i see the

he's a prodigy. prodigy, as it turns out. >> they were calling you the toddler ceo, and they don't say that any more at all. this is a tough question, but try. >> mm-hmm. >> how would you grade yourself as a ceo, as the leader of this business? >> i mean, that is a hard question. >> that's a hard question. >> i also don't think you can ever win by answering that question. [laughs] now, we've made a huge number of mistakes along the way, right? now i always say i just think we've made probably every possible mistake you could make. >> is there a decision that you've made that the people around you told you was a mistake and you defied them, and you were right? >> you know, the most famous one, i think, probably has to do with selling the company, right? i mean, in 2006... >> right. >> we had this opportunity to sell the company to yahoo for a billion dollars, and we turned that down. i think a lot of people at the time thought we should sell the company. >> absolutely. >> but you know, i felt really s

prodigy is working on a product downtown manhattan.hile miller began as a developer, he is now focused on fund rise giving the developers in 16 cities, the ability to crowd-fund at a click. for nightly business report, in washington. >>> and to read more about crowd-funding in real estate head to our website, nbr.com. >>> coming up, the digital revolution, which companies win and lose as more advertising dollars flow into mobile. >>> but first, how treasuries and commodities performed today. >>> last week's devastating floods in colorado could end up costing investors nearly $2 billion, that is according to eqi cat, a company that estimates the insurance industry. the company says a high volume of losses may not even be covered by insurance. meanwhile, the unrecovered are down to six, while they surveyed over 2,000 miles of damaged areas. >>> and u.s. airways and american airlines are moving their planned messengrger date month back, giving each company time to deal with the anti-trust lawsuit to block the merger, the trial is set to b

don't be a prodigy, the someone who does something beyond being smart at 9 or 10 or 15 or 18 and that that mattered deeply because youngest syndicated columnist never tried to make a big deal of that because i always knew, the nice and not nice thing is you will not be 17 for very long. at a certain point i would grow out of being the young prodigy and at a certain tech, work would stand on its own merits aside of the curiosity level of george bernard shaw. a 17-year-old's right is shot as opposed to the idea. >> host: public or private schools? >> guest: i'm in public school case-4. our laws that as an elementary, and the jewish private school 5 and 6. at walter reed jr. high. >> host: skipped ninth grade, the university of los angeles. >> how old were you when you started at ucla? >> guest: 16. >> host: what was that like? >> guest: most of my friends are now 50. i get along well with folks of all ages. is only now i am about to hit 30 that i have friends and my own age group. i spent most of my life with people significantly older. >> guest: harvard law school lot of ucla? >> guest

the kickoff is at once with a 5:00 p.m..1:25 p.m.e around the bay hollister prodigious and high pressurel build again. the >> it is a very quiet ride around the bay and that is good news for you. here the bay bridge, it is the lightest morning a week. this is since tuesday. we do have a backup and it is even slowing a bit on the 880 approach. the drive time is clocked at about 16 to 18 minutes. the san mateo bridge is still is mold commute. 11 to 12 minutes with no problems across the span. the golden gate bridge ride is problem. with no fog. is a very come morning. for your trends on the east shore freeway we have picked up slowing in the westbound direction but not much. 680 south bond is definitely getting heavy guns walnut creek. this is a new pattern and your ride on 580 westbound is heavy in dublin that usual but a good ride through the alta mount pass way. 1 01 northbound is more slowing for south of the 280 interchange. more delays on the guadalupe interchange. north bay ride is starting to slow past lincoln on 1 01 southbound. drive time is still below 30 minutes. >> as the gian

this 5-year-old boy in florida being called a piano prodigy. he's been playing since he was barely four, his parents say he has a photographic memory for reading music. he learned it in just three weeks. his hands still too small to play certain pieces. his teacher is confident he will grow into this role. >> that would be beautiful, classical music, right? >> yes. >> this would be unclassical. a new music video like the gangnam style of scandinavia. >> it's catchy. it's called "the fox" by a pair of norwegian brothers who go by the name illvis. >> the video shows people dressed as animals dancing in the woods. i think the budget was $8 for this. if its anything as catchy as this it's going to have a lot of viewers. >> you can see larry doing it throughout the newsroom. >> you're going have to check. >> yes. >> what dispenser say? i don't know what to say to that! illvis. >> hoor is a look at sunny skies coast to inland. we're warm today, not the next three days. 90s in chico and sacramento. 103 down in palm springs. here in the bay area tomorr

. >> in 1956, american chess prodigy bobby fischer, he beat a much older opponent in the so-called gamee was the tender age of 13. >> 13. yep. well, here's the adorable story of a chess champ who's only 4. >> wow. >> tor park loves to play chess. >> i like chess because it uses my mind. >> but more than that, the 4-year-old from glendale is good. really good. he's already swept 3 competitions, beating kids 3 times his age. >> guess my skill level was higher. >> it all began less than a year ago when his grandfather sat him down and taught him the game. >> poppy gave him an old wooden set that he's had since i think his college days, and that got him started. >> tor started to play his father every day, and when he started to beat him, they decided to join the tyler chess club. >> "does he actually know how to play chess?" and we said, "yeah, he does." so he sat down, and sure enough, he beat the first kid he played that night. >> that's when they noticed tor had more talent than regular 4-year-olds, and a seasoned chess coach, angelito abella, began to mentor him. >> i keep looking at h

. >> a strong view, of course, of that, given my position on guns, plus the five brown piano prodigies, brothers and sisters, hear their family secret on the briveng of reaching superstardom. >> let's call it cruz control, senator ted cruz, it's hard to believe it if you don't quite hear it, yourself. >> i will credit my fought. he invented, this wasn't for the restaurant. he did it anyway, green eggs and ham. sometime ago i tweeted a speech that ashton kutcher gave. now, number one, as a consumer, i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. i do not like them, sam i am, i do not like green eggs and ham. >> now the latest. one question really amongst other things he may have been eating, can we include magic mushrooms? >> i don't think so. i think actually pretty safe in saying that did not happen. but in all fairness, he is trying to buy time by doing things like reading his two young daughters bed time stories via cspan, which is why he read green eggs and ham. he is spending time on the substance of obamacare and why it's bad. he is tweeting supporters from his home state of texas

and drive and determination turning potential into something relevant that matters settled the the prodigyby the somebody that does something instead of that nine attend into me that it better deeply because as a young this syndicated columnist i'd never try to make a big deal out of that because i always knew that the nice and not they staying in to not be 17 for very long at a certain point i would grow out of that prodigy that might merit would have to stand on their own to c-17 gerald's right is a shock. >> host: public or private schools? >> guest: back and forth cater for in the acidulous k through four and i skipped three then at a jewish private school five a and six then back publican school 78 at walter reed junior high at the magnet program also in l.a. that i skipped ninth grade high-school been 101112 was a private jewish state school that ucla is a college is a public-school. >> host: how old were you at ucla? >> guest: i was 16. it was fine most of my friends now are 50. [laughter] i get along very well with people of all ages in an alito i've about to hit 50 -- 30 i have fr

. >> prodigy. >> the performance you saw there with the hat got him a mention in "rolling stone" magazine performed on stage in new orleans. >> going to be something. keep an eye on that kid. >> my gosh. he is something else. >> plays the big boy guitar. man. not a kid guitar. maybe give me a lesson. >> there you go. guitar. hon. ed over. maybe give me a lesson. >> there you go. [ ding ] ah... ah... [ male announcer ] with the herbal botanicals of rose hips and chamomile... yes! yes! yes! you'll fall in love with your hair again and again. yes! it's an experience... everyone will be asking for. [ ding ding ding ding ] herbal essences. say yes to naturally irresistible hair. share your love with herbal essences. get in the way of what i want to wear! tampax radiant helps stop more leaks before they start and comes with a one-of-a-kind resealable wrapper for more discreet disposal. mix and match your protection with the whole radiant collection. >>> all right. "the mix" time. you don't want to lose your confidence as a man. when you're at the pub. there are three of them. you want to walk u

. >> the wave crushing prodigy she became the first female, while still just 14, to land an aerial maneuvery peterson. it's impressive for anyone. surfing is still mostly a boy's sport. girls have been at the bottom for generations. some don't allow women to compete on equal footing. when women are included men have more event s and earn more prize money. >> last year i competed and i won. the guy won $100,000. i won $15. that's a huge, insanely huge gap. i think last year brought it to people's attention to almost how it was embarrassing. >> reporter: she doesn't want gender to be a factor anymore. she hopes her ability to beat the boys will serve as an inspiration i for more women to join her and change the game. >> it's a chance. yes or no. if we can't do it, we can't. if we can bewe eel prove them wrong. >> it looks like she'll prove them wrong. just love the way she says it. thanks for watching. anderson starts now. >>> erin, thanks. good evening. for years iran's appearance at the united nations general assembly has been contentious, combative, explosive. iran showed up every year bri

. >> the wave crushing prodigy she became the first female, while still just 14, to land an aerial maneuvery peterson. it's impressive for anyone. surfing is still mostly a boy's sport. girls have been at the bottom for generations. some don't allow women to compete on equal footing. when women are included men have more event s and earn more prize money. >> last year i competed and i won. the guy won $100,000. i won $15. that's a huge, insanely huge gap. i think last year brought it to people's attention to almost how it was embarrassing. >> reporter: she doesn't want gender to be a factor anymore. she hopes

and one of my prodigies, joe flacco, obviously, a super bowl mvp, he quarterbacked the last win againsts ago in a thriller. it was 5 5-51, i think. >> exciting. >> i like the blue hens this year, 48-42. same as phil. i think it's going to be a high-scoring affair. >> phil, what are you picking this weekend? >> well, for the pros i think great minds think alike. if you look at the giants game against broncos, those are two of the most compelling games all weekend. invariably you'll get some other game nobody thinks is any good turns out to be the great thing. that's the great thing about the nfl, the drama. as far as the giants, it's kind of like looking at -- i'm an tempora contrarian when it comes to looking at football. it's like the odd lot theory in investing. you go contra to the small investor. i'm going to do that in this game, too, agree with scott and pick the giants by four points. a little less, 31-27. i guarantee you two things. peyton manning will not throw seven touchdown passes and giants will not have six turnovers. the other game, same thing, i do think that seattle and

we also know of prodigy which is working on a development in downtown manhattan. also realty mogul and several others as the regulations come off, more are going to get right back in with ef a goat men plenty -- we've got plenty more of this on-line. >> thanks so much. >>> it's out with the old, in with the new. nike, goldman sachs and visa added to the exclusive dow 30 club. all three suffering losses today with goldman sachs leading the way down 2 1/3%. how do you play the new dow members? we'll talk about that when we come back. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help po

in front of two young female spirit their mother saw this and decided to report this to the loss prodigiousy who in turn called us and was able to get there on time to detain him and arrest him. >> reporter: elude in insidious attacks on children and a decent approach and had a clean record until the case last october. some him back to jail because he is a threat to society pure >> time that he was supposed to do his best behavior instead of prison which is where we are axing four and a case like this he goes out into extreme and in close proximity close to some small children. so he is a threat and is very obvious what type of threat he is. we continue to follow developing news. >> pam: >> reporter: the district attorney at it and seven year-old girl and a three and a half hour of control to the list of accusing allegedly attacked at the ymca child care program at paradise valley commission school this summer. making changes to its policy such as adding more staff at the busiest time of day and not allowing brett workers with personal cell phones to work hours and moving furniture or wrong

piano prodigy. it, without even reading the music! and apparently, his biggest problem is, you know he's 5 and he's small, so his hands and his feet are too tiny for certain pieces. that will come, though. >> amazing! >> can't wait to see what's ahead. >> at 6. this is 5. >> no kidding. >>> just when you thought you have seen it all, and we have shown you some very interesting things in the "must-see moment," we've got something new for you. >> a 31-pound cat named buddha. the 31-pound cat got me first, but buddha is working out on an underwater treadmill. seriously? an underwater treadmill for the cat. >> apparently, it's working, because buddha has built up his endurance, is now walking on the treadmill 12 minutes at a time. good for you, buddha, got to start somewhere. and me's lost 5 pounds, so good. >> i bet he's not happy, though. that cat doesn't look happy. a lot of cats don't look happy, but that one really doesn't look happy. >> and most cats don't like water. >> look, he's crying for help

don't be the prodigy.be somebody does something beyond just being smart in nine acts and are 15 or 18. to me that was something that matter deeply. as a young syndicated columnist, never tried to make a big deal because they always knew the nice thing -- and nice and not nice thing about being 17 is that you will be 17 font. a certain point andrew qaeda being the young prodigy. at a certain point now where cast a stand on its own merits as opposed to the curiosity level. seventeen year olds right shock. >> host: public and private schools? >> guest: back-and-forth. in public school for elementary from k-4. in l.a. edison elementary, skipping three. at a jewish private school for five and six, back in public schools 78 at walter reed jr. high. i was in the magnet program. >> host: also in l.a. >> guest: also in l.a. skipped ninth grade, school, tenth, 11th, 12th. university of los angeles. and ucla is a college, but as a public-school obviously. >> host: how old were you? >> guest: 16. >> host: what was tha

. >>> finally, though, a guitar prodigy performing with the pros so good, apparently he makes peopleon niederauer from long island, new york. >> oh, yeah. >> talk about party i' the park. writes his own music. sings, as well. fair to say, not bad on the guitar. invited to play with the allman brothers and the black crows thus far. the kid's 10. i just want to tell you, brandon, you have such a good life in front of you. it's so good. >> "gma" summer concert series, in the future. >> in 2022. >> or next summer. >> or next summer. yeah. >> thank you, josh. how about a little "pop news," lara. >> so nice to hear you say that, robin. good morning, evju+( about the casting for "fifty shades of grey," the movie. dakota johnson and lots of talk about robert pattinson is e.l. james' first choice. his new campaign has finally been released. an uncensored director's cut. he's getting cozy with a and it is getting that. and already 1.4 million people have clicked on the ad. maybe good news for dior. not so good news for e.l. jameáy it's a good life. maybe that -- >> yeah, exactly. ♪ oh >> oh, y

. >>> the latest prodigy, he's an elton -- no, not elton john, but he is 8 years old and put out a >> doing what they can to avoid gunshots and new questions today about the terrorists. >>> political protest. the senator from texas who cannot stop talking about his anger over obama's health insurance law. can he make a difference? >>> healthier choice. the fast food giant that started to serve lower fat french fries. what's different with them besides the price? >>> showing off after controversy and publicity. miley cyrus makes a daring move and we are seeing more of her. we didn't think that was possible. we will explain in "the skinny" on this wednesday, september 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> we begin this half hour with the latest details in the terror attack in kenya. security forces are searching through the rubble right now in the collapsed mall for bodies that may be trapped. >> the president has called for three days of mourning for those who died including 61 civilians. we have a report from nairobi. >> repo

morning, five-year-old jacob of florida, he can't even reach the pedal, but being called a piano prodigyot good fingers. wait 'til he's old enough to start texting. >> brian: i wouldn't be surprised if the eastern corbin band tried to add him and they'll be coming up in 15 minutes. let's see if they need a child keyboardist. >> steve: they've got the set-up all right there and he will be performing one of his new hits for you coming up in a minute or two. 20 minutes. in the meantime ucla's wide receiver, one of them, dead this morning after being struck by a car. 20-year-old nick pasquale, pictured there, was killed crossing a busy street in san clemente, california early sunday morning. the walk on freshman was remembered yesterday in a service. >> he'll be sorely missed. i miss him already dearly. >> i know he had such a bright future and his drive and enthusiasm to succeed, i'll never forget that. >> steve: the accident is under investigation. but authorities do not believe that the driver was drinking. >> brian: imagine seeing this in your yard, a hot air balloon landing in this cali

polis, who represent you on this committee for the great work that you are doing, the prodigy bring us today and the clarity by which we are able to deal with the issue. as a number of the republican leadership, i will tell you we are not the least bit interested in shutting down the house of representatives, the trendy government. the house of representatives has an obligation to move forthwith the things that we believe will be best as dialogues and debates, and were going to do that today. and so i know that we will deal with each other in a process of the spirit of trying to get our work done, but i want to thank both of you for working together, for coming to this committee, as together as you can come and for doing the great work on behalf of all of your colleagues. does the gentleman wish to make a statement? >> justice and glad to see you, and i think the two of them have a very hard job. pretty tough. i've known mr. rogers along time. so we're happy to have you here today. >> thank you very much. both ms. slaughter and i have had discussions about the availability of the rules

simply put, this twin is a fashion prodigy. >> this is from my spring 2014 collection. >> reporter: four industry. >> how are you doing? welcome. >> reporter: like this designer. >> this brilliant star reminds me of when i'm a kid. >> i'm a little star struck by you. >> reporter: and jenni mia. >> done. i'm just blown away by how much talent can be in this tiny smile and imagination. >> reporter: her spring 2014 collection was just featured in her hometown at austin's fashion week show casing a style she describes as a mix of hippy meets grunge. >> what's the girl you're thinking of when you're designing? >> the girl that wants to be comfortable but fashionable and wants layers and unique and switch up her look throughout the day. >> i love this. if art had legs it would be fashion. >> that's sort of my motto when people ask me. i always say it would be fashion. >> reporter: isabella knows a thing or two about art. she started painting at just 3 years old. now her work is sold by a private art dealer in dallas. >> do you ever worry she has grown up a little too fast. >> sometimes i do. b

a prodigy himself, dr. freeman grad from virginia university at 18 and went on to become a professor at virginia union before his 30th birthday. he would later receive degrees from andover school, harvard university, chicago divinity, the university of vienna-austria. dr. freeman was among a group of accomplished academies of color, academics of color, hired by texas southern university. what i want to say most about dr. freeman is that he is a renaissance man. he's a man of courage. he's a man who broke color lines, teaching at rice university for 23 years. and he is a man that has a number of sayings that are so vital. one is, there is an ethical dimension to leadership. if you do not consider ethics, then your leadership is hollow. i thank dr. freeman for being the kind of icon that america can honor. his leadership will be rewarded by the many students who have gone on to greatness because of his tutoring. and in fact, even denzel washington was tutored by dr. thomas freeman. he is 95 years old and will