i've never been on live television before. >> reporter: 5-year-old noah ritter was there for the rides mike, and the show, from a local tv reporter. >> i never, ever be on live television. >> are you excited? >> yeah, and apparently i only went down the super slide. when i went down the one, i was scared half to death. >> they came up to you and you just took that mike? >> apparently they interviewed me. >> the video going viral and catapulting noah to instant fame? >> did you ever expect to go to the fair and be a superstar like you are now? >> no, i did not expect that. >> reporter: and the rest is history. >> is this even on? >> it's on. >> every station in the world. >> including this one. >> i know you're a part of the giants. i used to like the giants. but my grandfather brainwashed me into liking the seahawks. [ laughter ] >> reporter: like many news personalities, he apparently has a signature word. >> guys, guys, apparently, parent apparently every time, apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. >> reporter: but this overnight sensation is not

now back to you. >> our thanks to noah. >> i'm noah ritter, back to you. >> we loved the second takeow back to you, david. >> perfection in the end. >> now can i be done? >> apparently we're out of time now. noah, great to see you on "world news." this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here is our second group of semi-finalists -- a seventh-grade social-studies teacher from martinez, georgia... a kindergarten french teacher from ypsilanti, michigan... and an elementary music teacher from huntington, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

> and he could have gone on but it was actually live and he only had so much time but that's noah ritter big things out of him but he's really focused on what's coming up in the fall because he's going to kindergarten. >> wow. good for him. i don't recall hearing anything about the ride but i did like his commentary on the news. >>> 5:27 now. all new in the next half hour of "action news" two people including a teenager were hurt after gunfire rang out in west philadelphia overnight. we'll have the details. >> and a kitten is rescued from horrifying abuse which >> ♪ >> homicide detectives comb a philadelphia park where a woman was found dead. the investigation points to foul play. >> bullets fly on a philadelphia street overnight wounding two people including a teenager. >> accuweather is tracking the a teenager. and some thunderstorms. good morning everyone. just about 5:30 on this wednesday, august 6th. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we're going take a look at weather and traffic with david and karen. good morning, guys. >> on the big board we h

we'll huddle around the water cooler, apparently with an update on the now famous 5-year-old noah ritter he? where's noah? we don't have noah? no noah. okay. best looking red headed 5-year-old you've ever seen, coming up after this. my motheit's delicious. toffee in the world. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. ♪ >>> welcome back. let's get to "the cooler," where it is time to turn up the bass. hey, louis. >> that's right, thomas. last night on "the tonight show," a familiar face here at nbc made his debut with the roots. nbc's very own lester holt playing the bass guitar -- >> look at that. >> rocking out with the nbc news theme song. jimmy fallon's a fan and said he invited him to join the band and play with the

up walks 5-year-old noah ritter. and he's not "apparently" awesome. he just is. >> it was great! i have never been on live television before. i do not watch the news is sometimes because i and a kid. sometimes ground hog give me the remote and we watch the power ball. >> pam: noah's grandfather says ritter is looking forward to starting kindergarten in the fall. >> pam: and you may think ritter wants to be a reporter when he grows up. but he says he wants to be a paleontologist. >> pam: with the gaza cease=fire holding for nearly 24 hours --- hundreds of thousands of residents are returning to their homes, or what's left of them. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay togethe forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: speaking to france and the family of that veteran and we are learning

. >> a little 5-year-old noah ritter, people fell in love with him. >> i've never, ever been on liveision. >> i've never, ever been onvi i reenactment of the apparently kid posted by buzzfeed, and they picked a redhead. >> just sit around and apparently every time you get diz dizzy, and that's all you do is get dizzy. >> this is a creepier version. a blank stare like he's thinking about this story that apparently i don't get to watch. >> apparently, grandpa just gives me the remote after the power ball. >> to see that kids hand holding the big microphone. >> this is a one-man show monologue. >> apparently i went down the super slide and apparently i went down and i was scared half to death. >> he's angrier. >> if you're an actor, do you put that on your reel? >> yes. >> i think grandpa uses the word apparently, and he picks up on it. >> i hope he's on live tv every day and starts the day every day, apparently, it's a great day outside. >> i went down, and i was scared half to death. >>> apartment hunting turns haunting. >> oh! the light is moving, but it's going to get representing y

welcome back to "apparently with noah ritter." [ applause ] apparently, barack obama is apparently -- in the middle east, apparently. listen to this, a new survey found that 50% of americans have admitted to going to work hungover. then carnival workers said, "does still drunk count?" [ laughter ] one more time, kids. here we go. tilt-a-whirl is back going. let's put on some foghat. ♪ slow ride rest my eyes a little bit. ♪ take it easy >> jimmy: the screams must mean they like it. they're having fun. >> steve: we got a puker. ♪ slow ride >> jimmy: and finally, last week, new york's museum of natural history hosted its first ever sleepover for adults. yep. sleeping at a museum, or as kids call that, going to a a museum. [ laughter ] apparently, there were some bones and apparently, there's a a statue, apparently there's an old guy -- [ applause ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. we've got a big week of shows coming up. tomorrow night, megan fox, nick cannon, and wiz khalifa will all be here. [ applause ] and the four of us are goi

five-year-old noelle ritter became famous for his use of the word apparently.rofits from the shirts will ♪ the world famous fries you love, plus a shake of three new flavors you add. introducing mcdonald's shakin' flavor fries. and right now you can get a free medium sized shakin' flavor fries at mcdonald's when you purchase any large sandwich thursday august 7th through august 9th. so you better get shakin'. >> welcome back, you're taking a live look here out across the ben franklin bridge.u're taking 4:57, the high today will get up to 84. by tonight you'll want to take a sweater if you go out, it will be down in the 60s, 65. >> it is 4:57 and still ahead in the next half-hour of "action news," new developments in the ebola outbreak. the world health organization releases its finding overnight we'll break it down. >> a massive fire rips through an apartment building in suburban philadelphia in the middle of night, forcing residents out, we'll have we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of

. >> and 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently to make a debut with abc's station wnep. >> i don't watch am a kid [inaudible]. grandpa watches the powerball. >> right there at the wayne county fair, apparently giving a play by play of the rides. >> apparently you are spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. i went on that and was scared half to death. i freak out. >> so world news dropped in on him. >> did you ever expect to go to the fair and be a superstar like you are now? >> no, i did not expect that. >> we join him at his sandbar digging for dinosaurs. >> i was a little embarrassed. >> why? >> because i said all of that stuff about my life. >> about your wife? >> about my life. >> oh your life. >> tonight on the world stage with the last word. >> with geo, now back to you. okay, now can i be done? >> geo benitez. he has a future. what a pistol. let's talk to spencer about the weather forecast. i like it. >> so i have to follow that act? thanks a lot. here is live doppler 7hd. moisture is streaming through the bay area. much of it is offshore right now. although that

. >> if you not heard of noah ritter, let me introduce you to the 5-year-old.erview with a reporter at the wayne county fair has gone viral. >> what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. i have never been on live television before. but sometimes i don't watch the -- i don't watch the news because i'm a kid, and apparently every time -- apparently grandpa just gives me the remote after he watched the power ball. >> the powerball. >> what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. >> why? >> because apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy, you get dizzy. >> reporter: was it fun? >> yeah. and i've never, ever been on live television. i never, ever be on live television. >> reporter: are you excited? >> yeah and apparently i went down the super slide. when i went down the one, i was scared half to death. i just freak out. >> give that man a job. it doesn't matter that the interview wasn't live thomas. that kid is honest. i love how honest and vulnerable he was. >> went down the ride scared to death. >> doesn't get any

reporter rick ritter from our sister station wj z in baltimore has this story. >> reporter: one of the strictest curfew is a cross the country is now a reality in baltimore city. after 20 years kids are in longer allowed to rome the street, after midnight. the law requires teens under 14 to be home by 9:00. fourteen to 16 must be in by 10:00 p.m. on school nights and 11:00 p.m. on weekend. children are no stranger to the dangers long city streets after hours. >> all of the shooting, stabbing, fights. >> reporter: teens called out after fights will be taken to one of two youth centers opened two days a week like this rec center where they can engage in activity. other five days they are taking to department of social services but the mayor says it will connect at risk youth and communities to the help that they need. >> until they are adults, we are going to stand in that gap and make sure they are protect. >> reporter: if the officer sees a child out past curfew they could take the child home f that home life is uncertain the officer would take the the child to one of the two curfew ce

noah ritter had no trouble stealing the spotlight in his first live tv experience like he said. well, you guessed it. he is now an internet sensation, even has his own hashtag, noah the reporter, and he is trending right now. also trending, noah's bagels not related. in honor of the chain's 25th anniversary it's offering a bagel for just 25 cents. noah's bagels opened a store in the bay area. >> who knows. andy warhol today would have been the artist's birthday is a leading figure in pop art movement. hiroshima. today is the 69th anniversary of the atomic bomb attack by the united states on japan. and the first 49ers preseason game against the advance of a in baltimore is tomorrow. remember, you can -- against the ravens in baltimore tomorrow on kpix 5. follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> the 49ers a super bowl contender this year. we'll see how it works out. everything has to go right. >> and the raiders? >> they are going to be playing this year. and we're looking forward to that. [ laughter ] >> we'll take that. >>> we have had some interesting weather around the bay area tod

♪ >> no what ritter may be just five years old but it may seem he already has celebrity potential. >>ter: what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. i've never been on live television before but apparently sometimes i don't watch -- i don't watch the news. because i'm a kid and apparently every time -- apparently grandpa just gives me the remote after he watch the powerball. >> the ride was fine but let me tell you about myself. a live television innervate with the wilkes-barre youngster has become a youtube hit garnering over 2 million hits. noah's grandfather says the five-year-old is looking forward to kindergarten or maybe college in the fall. >> tv. >> with a broadcast. >> love it. >> he's good. >> let's take you to the maps right here. we have more details on this accident in delaware county. police are telling me they shut down concorde road because there are injuries associated with this accident here so they're responding to the scene right now. it's closed at mcdonald boulevard so if you're in this area of aston stick to 452 as your alternate. concorde road is now s

. >> and 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently to make a debut with abc's station wnep. >> i don't watch i am a kid [inaudible]. grandpa watches the powerball. >> right there at the wayne county fair, apparently giving a play by play of the rides. >> apparently you are spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. i went on that and was scared half to death. i freak out. >> so world news dropped in on him. >> did you ever expect to go to the fair and be a superstar like you are now? >> no, i did not expect that. >> we join him at his sandbar digging for dinosaurs. >> i was a little embarrassed. >> why? >> because i said all of that stuff about my life. >> about your wife? >> about my life. >> oh your life. >> tonight on the world stage with the last word. >> with geo, now back to you. okay, now can i be done? >> geo benitez. he has a future. what a pistol. let's talk to spencer about the weather forecast. i like it. >> so i have to follow that act? thanks a lot. here is live doppler 7hd. moisture is streaming through the bay area. much of it is offshore right now. although tha

. >> and 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently to make a debut with abc's station wnep. >> i don't watcham a kid [inaudible]. grandpa watches the powerball. >> right there at the wayne county fair, apparently giving a play by play of the rides. >> apparently you are spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. i went on that and was scared half to death. i freak out. >> so world news dropped in on him. >> did you ever expect to go to the fair and be a superstar like you are now? >> no, i did not expect that. >> we join him at his sandbar digging for dinosaurs. >> i was a little embarrassed. >> why? >> because i said all of that stuff about my life. >> about your wife? >> about my life. >> oh your life. >> tonight on the world stage with the last word. >> with geo, now back to you. okay, now can i be done? >> geo benitez. he has a future. what a pistol. let's talk to spencer about the weather forecast. i like it. >> so i have to follow that act? thanks a lot. here is live doppler 7hd. moisture is streaming through the bay area. much of it is offshore right now. although that d

noah ritter. remember the name. his first live tv sensation has made him an internet sensation. he even has his own hash tag now. noah the reporter. >> future weather man right there. >> he is out. he is done. >>> coming up, the new shoes some people say are sexist. see what you think, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, kpix 5 reporter cate cauguin took the night off so she c go.. but she sent us these photos. >> beyonce and jay-z rocked a packed house at at&t park. cate caugurian took the night off so she could go, but she sent us these photos. looks like a fun concert. >> wow. >>> well tonight, some people are accusing a popular shoe company nine west of sexism. >> they promote shoes for "husband hunting ." there is also this print add. some women are firing back on twitter. you know me so well, nine west. all i'm interested in is snagging a man. i mean, it is still 1950, right? i get it. >> there you go. >>> tonight, there is no such thing as sexism today somewhere. >> where? >> that would be the national basketball association. yeah. trailblazers indeed. they made history today. i

i have never been on live television before. >> reporter: and 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently aboutabc station wnep. >> i don't watch the news. because i am a kid. apparently every time, apparently, after we watch the powerball. >> reporter: right there at pennsylvania's wayne county fair, apparently, giving a play-by-play of the ride. >> you are spinning around. and apparently every tomb you get dizzy. when i went on it i was scared half to death. i just freak out. >> reporter: so abc popped in on him. did you ever expect to go to the fair and be a superstar like you are now? >> no, i did not expect that. >> reporter: we join him at a sand bar, digging for dinosaurs. >> i was a little embarrassed. >> you were embarrassed, why? >> because i said all that stuff about my wife. >> about your wife? >> about my life. >> reporter: on the world stage, with the last word. >> with gio. now back to you. >> david. >> i'm noaa. now back to you, dave. i'm noah, now back to you, david. >> all right. ha-ha. >> okay. now can i be done? >> ha-ha. >> apparently the time is up. apparently. apparently.

meet this guy, noah ritter visited the county fair and took in rides. >> when a reporter from our scrantonim about the fair, noah smoothly took the microphone, made eye contact with the camera and stole the show. >> i've never been on live television before, but sometimes i don't watch -- i don't watch the news because i'm a kid and i've never ever been on live television. i never been on live tigs. >> wiare you excited. >> yeah and apparently i went down the super slide but i was scared half to death. >> we love you, noah. apparently a very poised and serious young man. >> could have fooled me. seems like he's destined for a career in television. microphone hog. >> i love that video. >>> good color. go, noah. for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everybody else we'll be back with more on the teen who just completed a 20-mile swim. so what's this? check it out. i just saved 15% on car insurance in 15 minutes, so i took a selfie to show everyone how happy i am. really? because esurance saved me money in half that time. can i...? oh you can be in it! no need to photo-bomb me. hash

noah ritter. remember the name. his first live tv sensation has made him an internet sensation. even has his own hash tag now. noah the reporter. >> future weather man right there. >> he is out. he is done. >>> coming up, the new shoes ,,, curing a yeast infection can take days. relieving the itch.... can happen instantly. vagisil max strength anti-itch wipes relieve itch and odor instantly as they cleanse. so why wait to feel comfortable? trust vagisil. the number one wipe for itch. it often means heavy duty ccleaning with bleach. but lysol power & free can change the way you clean. it cleans even better than bleach with its hydrogen peroxide formula, and it kills 99.9% of germs without the harshness. a powerful clean, that's family friendly that's what we call healthing. lysol power & free. start healthing. for healthy floors, try lysol clean & fresh. the only cleaner approved to kill germs, even when diluted. kpix 5 reporter cate cauguin took the night off so she c go.. but she sent us these photos. >> beyonce and jay-z rocked a packed house at at&t park. cate caugurian took

. >> plus, john ritter's son, tyler, is in a sitcom, he looks so much like his dad. >> and the producer of scandal has another show. >> yes, he tellss

developments i'm now joined by to bob a political analyst from the voice of russia radio station ritter thinks so much for joining us today now keeps admitting its forces are on russian soil so what sort of expection reaction do you expect to follow. well i think that this is unprecedented four hundred thirty eight soldiers crossing the border with russia it's clear that these ukrainian soldiers were encircled by the insurgents and they were fearing for their lives this is the reason why they chose to go to russia and i think that these situations just destroys a lot of myths which the western media has been spreading you freshie is an aggressor if it's hated in ukraine then why did these people decide to go to russia why do we have a refugees from eastern ukraine coming north to central ukraine but to come in mostly to russia they have about five hundred thousand people who live there are some of them are not registered for a few jews in russia some of them just live with their relatives or friends but somehow people are fleeing ukraine and they're going to russia not to the rest of uk

not the quality or content of public programming or the degree to which americans support the arts, ritter news and educational programs. the point today is whether government programs and services that can't be funded privately or otherwise available in the private sector should receive taxpayer funding. apart from constitutional concerns as a country, we no longer have this luxury anymore. with the national debt over $13 trillion, the government cannot fund nonessential services. host: mrs. harrison, why do taxpayers have to provide funding? guest: first of all, these are not nonessential services. the second thing is, in terms of the deficit, we represent 1/10 0th of 1%. i do believe the honorable gentleman has since walked back his strong opinion. the fact is we provide a service that could not be provided without the help of the federal government. it is not 100 percent help, as i said before. this is a great partnership. we have been very responsible about holding up our end, ensuring the funds do not just come from the backs of taxpayers. from $445 million taxpayers. what is your op

. >> reporter:up walks.5-year old noah ritter. and he's not "apparently" awesome.he just is. >>great! spinning around. he just get dizzy. >> reporter:noah's grandfather jack tells w-n- e-p that noah is looking forward to starting kindergarten in the fall. >> reporter:and you may think noah wants to be a reporter when he grows up.but he says.he wants to be a >> pam: he looks like our weekend all neurologist. meteorologist >> reporter: 0 bart trains are going to san francisco. no b.p. a on the pre opening. >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. >> pam: at 11 o'clock. see you then.goodnight. nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. as far back as 1938, the director of the fbi, j. edgar hoover, wrote to the then-curator of the jeffersonian

. >> reporter: 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently about to make one bombastic debut with abc stationt watch the news because i'm a kid. apparently every time -- apparently grandpa gives me the remote after he watches the powerball. >> reporter: right there at pennsylvania's wayne county fair, apparently giving a play-by-play of the rides. >> apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. i went down once and i was scared half to death. i just freak out. >> reporter: so "world news" dropped in on him. >> did you ever expect to go to the fair and be a superstar like you are now? >> no. i did not expect that. >> reporter: we join him at his sand bar digging for dinosaurs. >> i was a little embarrassed. >> you were embarrassed? why? >> because i said all that stuff about my life. >> about your wife? >> about my life! >> oh, your life. >> reporter: tonight on the world stage with the last word. >> we're going to throw it back to david in the studio. >> with gio. now back to you. >> david? >> david. >> i'm noah with gio. back to you. i'm noah with gio. now back

young noah ritter steals the show as he talks about the pennsylvania fair. >> we know about the anguishoy is going through. >> i can the live like this. i can't live like this. >> i can't live like this he says. he learned that phrase from the movie "frozen." >> 27 after the -- 47 after the hour. a plane carrying another american infected with ebola will arrive in georgia. we are live where the plain will land. >> teenagers setting themselves on fire on purpose. it is part of a dangerous u tube challenge everyone will want to see. >> check in with steve doocy coming up on "fox and friends. >> have people run out of things to do they have to light themselves on fire? we will talk to a psychologist. an overnight cease fire between israel and gaza now in effect. sean hannity is live at the gaza border. he will have an update as well. a war vet loses his leg in iraq but that does not let him stop his dream of becoming a professional wrestler. he is here with the story. >> if you are looking for a job cheryl casone has five companies hiring today. get out a paper. get out a pencil. set down

usually isn't a dream reporter's assignment, that is, until you snag an interview with 5-year-old noah ritterho apparently has a bright future in tv. >> what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. i've never ben on live television before. i don't watch the news because i'm a kid. every time i get to watch it, grandpa watches the powerball. >> tell me about the ride. >> because it was great. >> why. >> because apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy and i've never been on live television. i've never, ever been on live television. >> are you excited? >> yeah. apparently i already went down the super slide. i was scared half to death. >> apparently the dad was pulling on the shirt there. apparently that's it. >>> do you want to know who is to blame for the washington gridlock senator rand paul says he knows. >> the senate of washington is run by harry reid. the republicans get nothing, no idea. no representative of the u.s. senate. even though you have a great senator in senator grassley, he doesn't get any ideas into law now, none, zero. why? because th

that is noah ritter known around the world for his love of a certain word apparently he said it eight. it has racked up thousands of views and you can watch the whole thing on our website at 6abc.com. >> i don't watch the news because i'm a kid. he wants to be a pal yen old gift. >> he should be a reporter. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli, cecily tynan and adam joseph i'm apparently brian taff. shirleen and i along with ad >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> developing right now, after a two year investigation, chaka fattah jr. was indicted on federal charges, most of them fraud charges and facing millions in fines and jail time. it is tuesday night and monica malpass is off and sharrie williams is joining us, tonight the federal case of the son against congressman chaka fattah's son. >> vernon odom is here now with more. >> reporter: good evening. we expect chaka fattah jr. to be released on bail within the next few minutes after

. >> plus, john ritter's son, tyler, is in a sitcom, he looks so much like his dad. >> and the producerhas another show. >> yes, he tells us how to get

. >> people all over the world know the name noaw ritter. >> i really have never had any people likee soon to be kindergardener is a global phenomena. >> it's like a thousand drops of heaven. >> where did you learn the word "apparently". >> i don't know. maybe from my mom. i don't know how to spell it. now can i be done? >> today's top trender, busted. >> republicans are not giving up on the crusade to roll back labor rights for working americans. >> everything unions get their hands into, business didn't do well. >> the gop wants to attack it. they are scared. >> the gop's plan to take down unions is uncovered. >> the top republican on the senate labor committee said the nlrb is pursuing some of the most misguided policies under this administration. >> this is about fear of employees being able to express their rights by forming unions. >> with majorities in the house and senate, republicans say they would push back against him the most controversial rules. >> they want no one standing who has rights on the job. >> joining me tonight, leo gerard from the united steel workers interna

. >> that is noah ritter, remember that name you may see him soon.at he thought about amusement at wayne county fair, and that was his answer right there. i think he is kind of a natural there. he is very honest. >> i doesn't watch the news, so we have to convert him you can watch us anytime, we can have power ball numbers too. we will be right ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. first dade of kindergarten. shoes in the husband hunting collection including leopard print pumps and sandals. shoes in the kind guard he sandals including lowers. some say the ads are sexist and that women don't wear shoes, for men and children. what do you think? are they fun? offensive. connect with us at the facebook.com/cbs philly. you can also send us a tweet at cbs philly. >>> warm day to day but temperatures are going to ease off a bit, and it should be very nice, for a national, night out, which is set to begin in a few minutes in, montgomery county. >> we have team weather coverage today with meteor

. >> a report was interviewing people at the fair when up walked 5-year-old noah ritter. >> what didide? >> it was great. the pony. i've never been on live television before, but i -- i don't watch the news because i'm a kid, and apparently every time grandpa just gives me time after i watch the powerball. neve been on live television, never ever been on live television. >> are you excited? >> i apparently went down the super slide. when i went down i'm scared half to death. >> apparently. he is awesome. i do believe this is the way larry king start, just like that, about 5 years old in pennsylvania at the county fair. he has a bright future doing more live television. >> a future in sports and felt very much at home there. >> apparently. spencer, that kid is great, isn't he? >> awesome, that's amazing. a lifetime ago i said that. i've neve been on live television before and many who wish i never had. >> and look how well it worked out for you. apparently. >> that kid is my hero. okay. let's take a look at what's happening on live doppler 7 hd which has made several appearances today

it reminded us of the death of john ritter.nother shocking, shocking celebrity who died way too soon. with robben williams, the way he died. this apparent suicide had everybody talking about, why didn't a lot of people see these signs? we knew he had been in rehab. we knew he had these struggles. but robin williams was someone, as i've been hearing you talk, made so many people laugh. i want to share with you some of our observations attack assess hollywood as i was talking to the crew before i came over here. and what we remembered about robin williams, whenever we were in a junket with him, an interview situation with him. he was the guy who came into the room and spoke to everybody. he spoke to the camera people, the audio people, the producers, and that's rare. not everybody does that. many celebrities come in, sit down, do the interview and when the red light is off, they're out the door. that happens a lot. but robin williams was one of those guys who came in and was just so nice. he lit up the room with a positive energy

noah ritter was asked what he thought about ride. guess what?took the microphone and you'll see what happened next. >> it was great. i never been on live television before. but apparently sometimes i don't watch this -- i don't watch the news. because i'm a kid apparently every time -- apparently grandpa gives me the remote i watch the powerball. >> well, that little boy likes the word apparently. his name again noah he's from wilkes-barre pennsylvania. he might just be perfect for this business. of course, the video of know what has gone viral. >> i maintain he is a young howard cosell. i do. >> helping those battling cancer with a shoe box. next one woman's mission to give fuel for the fight against a deadly disease. >> plus -- >> i never thought about that as 10 year old. i'm 44 and 10 years ago, ooh never would have imagined that anything like this would be happening. but even when i was this age. >> why one elementary school is sending drug tests home with fifth and sixth graders. >> scott? >>> dawn, coming up the weather authority is timin

apparently t-shirts are sold at the county fair where noah ritter gave that interview that has made him. people are snatching up the t-shirts quickly. profits from the $10 shirts are going to the shriner's hospital for children. >> that's good. >> apparently. >> that's a great cause. >> 7 on your side's final finny is here answering questions. first one is paul, who e-mailed, a man came to my door saying he was with p gg & e and they were giving away cuts on gas. to get the deal, i would just need to show him my bill. is this real? >> that really not the way he explained it to ayorb they don't know door to door saying, do you want a discount? what there are are there are third-party gas and electric companies now. they're allowed to sell you gas or electricity or both separately from pg&e. pg&e gets the item to you. power in whatever form, and the other guys actually provide the gas or the electricity. sometimes it's cheaper. sometimes it's not. you have to keep close track of that. anybody who know goes door to door trying to trick you, you don't want to deal with them. they could work

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noah ritter, he is gunning for this chair.atened. >> he is hogging the microphone. >> he is more entertaining than us. >> i wouldn't go that far. >>> well, coming up next is an interesting way to remove your child's tooth. i always did the string on the door and then you kind of -- >> yeah. >> well, this family used a rocket. >> a rocket? >> and back to the rocket. whoa. ♪ >> and tooth is out. >> that's 10-year-old allison. they used a rocket. they say it's less time and less painful. >> wow. score one for the tooth fairy. although she is left with the mouth full of blood. ew. >> there is no other way to remove a tooth. use the rocket. i wish i was that creative. >> ouch. looks like it would hurt too. >>> all right. moving on. now, sometimes we all know it's so stressful being a little kid. take a look at this guy. getting his band-aids removed. >> i can't move my knee. >> i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. >> if you couldn't hear it there, he repeats over and over again, i can't live like this. reena, i just cannot live like this. such

noah ritter must have learned a new word apparently because he's using it all over the place. microphone from reporter at the wayne counsel dee fair and has more than 4 million new fans much here's part of what's gone viral. >> you it was great. apparently i never been on life television before. but apparently sometimes i don't watch the -- i don't watch the news. because i'm a kid and apparently every time apparently grandpa gives me the remote i watch the powerball. (laughter). >> so it keeps -- in case you weren't keeping count he says the word apparently seven times in less and that minute just so, so cute. his video has 4.6 million views on youtube and counting. he's now making the rounds on network news shows. we knew this was going to happen. >> we talked about this. >>> we did after doing such great job on that first interview. >> what i love to he grabbed that microphone out of the reporter's. he's holding it. >> i think that he'd be good meteorologist because you always couch things like well apparently or possibly. >>> exactly. >> he's got it down. >> apparently som

this was noah ritter. it's his first live tv experience as he said and now he is just an internet sensation of course. he even has his own hashtag, noah the reporter. >> he was on all the morning shows this week. and making the rounds. what a cutie pie. >> he is pret ity good. >> you know being a reporter for years, it's hard to know with kids whether they will talk to you or not. >> when you get a kid like that, you run with it. >> awesome, nice job. >>> 5:19. nasa reaches a major milestone today. all new in the next half-hour the decade long meeting in the making between a spacecraft and comet. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. a good news/bad news day yesterday for the san francisco giants. and the a's try and extend their lead against the angels in the american league west, coming up. >> and what's cool about your school or your summer camp? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. yankees' brendan ryan lost e ,, ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah

the screenwriter, john ritter, who also won an oscar and the n intricacies of the institution and thoseed by it left tale-tale signs not only portrayals or lack of them of a slave community, slave resistance and slave labor and diverse rows of slave women but inaccurate contextization and betrayal of lives of the free people of color and solomon northrop's of the flee north and looking at a farmer that was not very wealthy, that is epps. as a result, the film's viewing audience is left to believe mistakenly that the slaves on various plantations and farms which sol omon lived did not hae close ties to one another or function as communal units and slave resistance was rare an experience con finds to the actions of men and free men in the anti-bellum were indeed free and equal to their white neighbors. this is a dramatically told biography that lacks the nuance story development and later characterization this important first account of slavery demands. catherine, you have served as a consultant for film and i want you to know they did not use a historical consultant on that film at all.

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he's going viral. 5-year-old noah ritter from potstown, pennsylvania, was asked by a reporter about ane had just taken at the county fair. let me show you his tape. >> it was great and apparently i've never been on live television before. but apparently sometimes i don't watch the -- i don't watch the news because i'm a kid and apparently every time -- apparently grandpa just gives me a remote i have to watch the powerball. >> powerball. >> powerball. >> well, we got him live, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> there he is. >> hello, noah. how are you, my friend? how are you doing, noah? >> good. >> well, how did it feel to see yourself on tv for the first time? >> it was great. it is so -- it is so great because i've really never had any people like me. friends were -- are you kidding me? >> so now you're a celebrity. how does it feel to be a celebrity since you're a celebrity now? >> well, it is good. it is great. >> it is great. >> and i nknow you're -- i know you're a part of the giants but i used to like the giants but my grandfather brainwashed me into liking the steelers. >>

not the quality or content of public programming or the degree to which americans support the arts, ritternews and educational programs. the point today is whether government programs and services that can't be funded privately or otherwise available in the private sector should receive taxpayer funding. apart from constitutional concerns as a country, we no longer have this luxury anymore. with the national debt over $13 trillion, the government cannot fund nonessential services. host: mrs. harrison, why do taxpayers have to provide funding? guest: first of all, these are not nonessential services. the second thing is, in terms of the deficit, we represent 1/10 0th of 1%. i do believe the honorable gentleman has since walked back his strong opinion. the fact is we provide a service that could not be provided without the help of the federal government. it is not 100 percent help, as i said before. this is a great partnership. we have been very responsible about holding up our end, ensuring the funds do not just come from the backs of taxpayers. from $445 million taxpayers. what is your ope