let's talk about red rooster, it's a hard place to get a reservation. i've tried, it's hard. maybe i'll say i talked to you and get a seat. >> maybe not. >> it is a hard place to get a reservation, you faced great accolades and a bit of criticism that this is not harlem, or you romanticized harlem. respect. if you are not criticized. no one cares what you are doing. that's a fact. i don't necessarily think criticism is bad. we work with this every day. how do we improve the job environment. how do we improve the experience for the guest. when people criticize, roque, let's go through it and figure out how to do it better. >> gentrification is a problem. what you want to do, the harlem you love, or the one you loved in the past disappears. >> yes. >> as newer buildings come up, and it's more expensive to live here. the best harem, of your dreams and imaginations can only exist exist. do you see that happening. are you worried that the face changes too much and is a destination for down-towners. >> i think that a neighbourhood complex. with a low side, a lot of people that sort

>>> hey, rooster. it's not your fault your owner is an idiot. >> a dog is running loose. >> see how confronting rooster's owner gets it up. >> do you realize having a dog off a leash is not only illegal -- >> two pilots are out flying when one spots something. >> i'm clearing you. >> the buddy system on one scary landing. >> a driver in a marked patrol car is -- >> putting people in danger than protecting. >> how ordinary citizens busted >> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini and a dude who is deep asleep gets a makeover. the moment the old permanent ink makeover sets in. >> i have one question, can't we all just get along? >> these neighbors can't get along because of this. >> hey rooster, it's not your fault your owner is an idiot. >> rooster is rambunctious and doesn't spend much time on its leash. >> no. >> if you own a dog, you can't let it roam the neighborhood. it poops everywhere. who knows if there's a kid running around and the kid wants to take a nip at the kid. >> all

(rooster crowing) man: on earth, two things involved. you may either born a woman or a man. if you're born woman, you are self. if you are born a man, two things involved. (speaking native language) aha! umoz if you cuse meone--n so, ok.f you accuse someone, you are self. i'm stuck. second man: when you come to (unclear), there are two things involv. you'll eitheget stas or hiv. en you g other ss, you are safe. but when you get hiv, there is one thing involved. you develop aids, you will die. it end there. (speaking native language) third man: ...7 years now. (speaking native language) (laughing) (speaking native language) (speaking native language) (audience laughing) (speaking native language) umoza: the name of our group is oza youth organization. our group started in late 1999. (singing in native language) umoza: the objectives of the group are to fight against hiv-aids, to prevent mother-to-child transmission of hiv, aids. second man: so, we try to make some songs. third man: mainly, we perform drama before they--people are to get tested. umoza: people get entertained w

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saturday/tonight on fyi philly >> these are my roosters? >> a taste of armenian cooking and tradition. >> flavors from thailand >> a takeout spot with heathy southeast asian fare. >> i smell the dough! >> and bagels boiled in beer! >> take it eeeze! >> we get dressed to impress with a south philly legend. >> oh, yeah! >> and get some philly home show tips on outdoor decor. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at apricotstone, a brand new armenian restaurant on liberties walk in northern liberties. >> and if you're wondering what is armenian food? >> well think mediterranean with some middle eastern thrown in for good measure. >> i see a lot of hummus. >> apricotstone has plenty of familiar dishes on the menu from falafel to babaganoush and kebabs. but the kibbeh kufteh is unique to armenian cooking >> bulgur wheat shell and fried ground beef with onions inside

all right. [ laughter ] >> where are the roosters. give me the roosters. >> that's the sunrise. >> okay. (cockle doodle do). >> okay. [ laughter ] >> that's it for that rooster. >> super bowl looks sunny and warm. temperatures, well, are you going to work? please work. [ laughter ] guess what, brian. >> yeah. >> you're about ready to do traffic. >> i'm about ready to do traffic. >> we will have more later. >> sounds good, i trust you. >> good morning, everybody. >>> we are keeping an eye on the track. sal will be joining us during the 5:00 a.m. hour. up until about 7:00 before he heads to super bowl city. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. it is very light out there. 8 minutes to get you across the span this morning. this is 280 in san jose. you can see free and clear, no major problems in the south bay as well. and finally, golden gate bridge, there it is. the shot of the hour. it will get each better with the sunrise coming up. no major problems coming into the city or out to marin county. >>> a denver broncos pla

we'll see you on the next "right >>> hey, rooster. it's not your fault your owner is an idiot. >> a dog is running loose. >> see how confronting rooster's owner gets it up. >> do you realize having a dog off a leash is not only illegal -- >> two pilots are out flying when one spots something. >> i'm clearing you. >> the buddy system on one scary landing. >> a driver in a marked patrol car is --

roosters and hens. about 60 or more have taken up residents in the bridgehead community of antioch no one really knows or will admit his they got there, maybe the chickens saw was a sign >>:: ambiance >> stanley: some residents are on the fence about the chickens being around and some flat out would like to see them go it's a lot of them and there noisy >>: yes but chickens are chickens >> stanley: yea chickens are chickens when their crowing all night long they become noisy chickens . now since i'm a city folk i asked walte what do the chickens sound like >>: hahaha i can't do it >> stanley: until i called him chicken >>: hows that >> stanley: i can't believe i got him the do that these are from your ordinary birds in fact there can be can be kind of fowl instead of dogs going through the garbage when we moved in we didn't have our garbage cans/ so the chickens would come in in the morning and just pluck at them and the garbage was everywhere and get this they appear to be living in harmony with more t

we'll see you on the next "right >>> hey, rooster. it's not your fault your owner is an idiot. >> a dog is running loose. >> see how confronting rooster's owner gets it up. >> do you realize having a dog off a leash is not only illegal -- >> two pilots are out flying when one spots something. >> i'm clearing you. >> the buddy system on one scary landing. >> a driver in a marked patrol car is -- >> putting people in danger than protecting. >> how ordinary citizens busted a member of the force. >> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini and a dude who is deep asleep

life expectancy is low, about 53 years. ( rooster crows ) 43% of children here are malnourished. the potential changes brought by economic development are enormous. the soil here is rich and fertile. laos remains a largely agrarian society. lowland peoples practice wet rice farming. the capital, vientiane, has a population of just half a million. the rest of the 5½ million laotians are spread over 155 million square miles of land. it's the second lowest population density in asia and the least urbanized country in the region. around laos lie the developing economies of thailand, china, vietnam and cambodia. the north of laos is almost entirely mountains, covering 70% of the country. much of its western border is defined by the mekong river, a natural barrier to trade. the friendship bridge breached that barrier. narrator: somphavan inthavong is in the power business. he was an engineer on the first hydroelectric scheme built here in 1951. to him, these rugged mountains and flowing waters are a pot of gold. laos produces far more electricity than it can use. the surplus, approxima

. >> hey rooster, it's not your fault your owner is an idiot. >> rooster is rambunctious and doesn't spend much time on its leash. >> if he's friendly. >> no. >> if you own a dog, you can't let it roam the neighborhood. it poops everywhere. who knows if there's a kid to take a nip at the kid. >> all points that the person filming this video has made and he's fed up with it. >> do you realize your dog knocked over an elderly woman the other day? >> this is common ground to the property. >> this is where you take your dog to go running. >> if it's not a fenced in area or dog park, it's a gray issue. >> good points. this happened in north carolina where there are leash laws. >> do you realize having a dog off a leash in a crowded community is not only illegal -- >> no, she didn't. >> she's unleashing on him. >> pretty much. >> she's doing it with a smile. >> what's one to do when they're being recorded. >> whip out their own film. >> now you're going to film me filming you. you're on the board of our condo place, isn't that amazing? >> there's a lot happening in this entire situation. a

they called it rooster at sunrise. it looks like a big old fighting rooster, doesn't it? >> it looks like a gamecock. >> it could be the university of south carolina. no matter how you dress it up, it's still a chicken. >> don't judge. >> i don't judge. i love them. i've got another beautiful storm pin i meant to do there but i've made fun of ginger and i have to go back to the desk. here's the daytona 500 forecast for sunday. i'm going to do the forecast for this one right here. gates open at 8 a.m. 72 by late in the afternoon. a very mild evening. you're going to be trapped in traffic going and leaving. it's an event. at least the weather is going to be okay. maybe just maybe everything will be great instead of the 6.5-hour rain delay we had two years ago. radar tonight is clear. we keep looking at the smoke plume in the last hour. it's gone away quickly. other than that, there's no rain in central florida. rain. we have cloud cover piling on, moving in from the east. i don't think it's strong enough to produce any big rain showers. maybe a sprinkle over the weekend, th

roosters, 14%. get a wakeup call. >> rooster was my suggestion. >> pigs, i grew up on a farm >> a neighbor in my community who has a pet pig, when there's one, they're fine. >> the venomous snakes, years a somebody had a petco bra in the upstate and it bit them and they took it to the hospital. who has cobras in people do. >> skunks, oh, my gosh. whether it's been destunk or not. >> seeing it there. who's going to let it get close enough to find out. >> thank you. >> next on 7 news live at five, he may be the most clever kid you ever meet. just wait until you hear all of the stuff this little guys know, straight ahead. thanks for joining forget "are you smarter than a fifth grader" .. kristen hampton has found one north >>> forget, are you smarter than a 5th grader, kristen has found one north carolina boy who will smarter than a 4-year-old. take a look. >> so, like, this the president. >> washington. >> that's pretty easy. >>reporter: everybody knows the very first president, maybe the last dozen.

rooster's harley- davidson's sales manager says it happens all too often and if it does, the wheel usually has to be replaced. "it can damage a lot of stuff. it can jar shocks, it could actually blow seals out of forks, it can definitely bend a wheel we've seen that on occasion so pretty harsh on things," said rooster's harley-davidson sales manager, cory tucker. he says to be aware of your surroundings and watch where you're riding to avoid those craters. the city of sioux city and woodbury county work to fill those potholes with asphalt continuously. but, depending on the size and where it's located... the asphalt could last 3 weeks or 3 years. prevent potholes, but there are things you can do to protect yourself and your vehicle. if driving at night, travel on well-lit roads and always slow down. if you can't avoid a pothole, brake before hitting it so there's less damage to your tires. lastly, watch out for those workers on the road because they want the pothole filled just as much as you do. "we just ask that citizens when they see that pick-up truck with the red light going and guys

. >> some people hear roosters. around here we wake up to gobble, gobble. turkeys rule in this picturesque cul-de-sac in hillsdale. if you shoo them they leave, right? >> no, they don't run. >> reporter: which is why we were here in the first place. >> i think that's ridiculous. it's silly. >> reporter: helen is talking about what happened after wild turkeys -- yes, we found them -- surrounded a letter carrier's truck on tuesday. he was so upset, couldn't get out and called his boss for help. the postmaster dialed 911. >> police. >> reporter: this is the actual call. >> you're not going to believe this, but i got a carrier being attacked by wild turkeys. won't let him deliver the mail. >> reporter: on he wasn't actually being attacked, rather, surrounded. word is that mail carrier was a substitute. and while folks here got a really good laugh about this, they do admit the birds can be intimidating. >> i don't want to -- >> reporter: judge. don't judge. >> i don't want to judge anybody, especially if you're we see them every day. >> reporter: helen watches f

rooster poop. hello. freeboat talent agency? i have a large order. listen up, everybody. of jefferson cleaner'slatest promotion. it'll be the carnivalof cleaning. you guys aresiamese twins, right? we'll startwith you, lou. ed, grab a seatand relax. what do you two do? ok. we'll talk about it. come on, mr. johanssen. come on. mr. johanssen, isn't it nice being out from under your bed? sure it is. you're makingmarvelous progress. we cameclear across town and you didn'tfaint once. the hard part is over. trust me. george! drag it out here! hi, louise. something wrong? george, what are these people doing here? they're auditioning forthe jefferson cleaners'latest promotion to beatblue sky's millionthcustomer promotion. do you realize helen just dragged a kicking, screaming, wild man up to her apartment? that must beguido the gorilla man. he wasn't supposedto show till 3:00. at 5:15,right after floyd,the human flypaper. but what did you-- relax. hey, very good, very good. let's see. we don't have wild animals, so my maid's in the kitchen. what is going on? poor mr. johanssen is

saturday/tonight on fyi philly >> these are my roosters?> a taste of armenian cooking and tradition. >> flavors from thailand >> a takeout spot with heathy southeast asian fare. >> i smell the dough! >> and bagels boiled in beer! >> take it eeeze! >> we get dressed to impress with a south philly legend. >> oh, yeah! >> and get some philly home show tips on outdoor decor. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at apricotstone, a brand new armenian restaurant on liberties walk in northern liberties. >> and if you're wondering what is armenian food? >> well think mediterranean with some middle eastern thrown in for good measure. >> i see a lot of hummus. >> apricotstone has plenty of familiar dishes on the menu from falafel to babaganoush and kebabs. but the kibbeh kufteh is unique to armenian cooking >> bulgur wheat shell and fried ground beef with onions inside

when deputies got there they fown an arena, cages and does of dead roosters. deputies weren't able to make any reachts because they say the participants ran away. >> upon rival arrival the units, dozens of people ran into the woods. >> animal services says the remaining chickens will be euthanized. >>> very dirty job, cleaning up left behind in the high point area. the bulk of the residents acknowledge safe harbor homeless shelter. kelly cowan has the story. >> mattresses, cans, bottles, old tires. this is just some unfortunate garbage that volunteers pulled out. >> be pinellas pinl pin el ass county offered help. >> usually you'll find tarps sufficient like this, evening utensils. >> you want to start bagging here? >> after they both lost their jobs and had nowhere else to turn. he says safe harbor has helped him clean up and get back on his feet. when he heard about the calling for volunteers, he jumped at the chance. >> today i don't have to live that way, today i can do things not to have e-have drugs as reply escape, to help others, my way of helping myse

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. < (( rooster crows )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > paradise ranch provides much-needed mental health therapies for southern nevadans in a unique way, but the non-profit is in danger of ending its mission unless it can come up with thousands of dollars in funding by the end of february: (( paul rogers iii/founder, paradise ranch: "there isn't very many places out there that do what we do." )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) paul rogers is the founder and steward of paradise ranch. he left his government job in 2011 to pursue his passions of working with animals and helping people... (( paul: "there's really nothing material in this world that can compare to the feeling that you get when you change somebody's life." )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) nearly 500 families receive care with the assistance of therapy animals every month at the ranch... including horses, rabbits, and a pig named "mama": (( patranya standup: "in all there are about 35 animals at this ranch including these horses right here. they've all either been abandoned or injured, but here at this facility they've found a kind of job." )) (( "al

climbing to the upper 30s and low 40s, it looks look in the warmer temperatures, right now 35 in rooster in wayne county and selfless -- southwest when 7 miles per hour. evening plans, jackets are needed, windchill 29. temperatures 34 in elyria, 36 the dinah, 39 -- evening plans. you don't have to worry about the rain or snow free and clear of problems emma that's not the case as we move to next week, we'll talk about a chance for snow and much colder temperatures. >>> republican presidential are preparing this hour for tonight's final debate before the new hampshire primary on tuesday, you can watch it here on channel five coming up tonight, they are traveling with the governor and joins us live -- governor and joins us live in manchester. >>> six months ago tonight, this was the scene inside quicken loans arena. they gathered for the -- on august 6, tonight they are gathering for their last debate prior to the primary in new hampshire, the governor case that -- casey, took a break to step up and rally the troops. >>> let's go knock on some doors and god bless. >> on super bowl weekend,

a rooster is rousted after people at a tennessee gas station cried foul. the bird had been harassing customers for days. the cops finally got him. video of the roundup is a big internet hit. >>> a wisconsin man marked a birthday milestone as just another day at the office. roman clemons turned 90 years old yesterday. he went to work as a bagger at triggs as he has since the the late '80s. he has no plan to retire and reveals the reason why he loves his job. >> i think that brings me mostly in the store is my women. oh, yeah. i just have an act for it, i think. and when with you got it, buddy, you got it! >> he is good with the ladies. he says bagging groceries hasn't changed much in three decades. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on last night's republican debate. we will get analysis from "face the nation" moderator john dickerson. >>> plus, director spike lee joins us in the studio on the academy awards backlash and we will meet a long time security guard at duke university who finally got to see the blue devils play thanks

we played in the original red rooster >>> you have been described as someone who has a very unique voice. is that something that you deliberately worked on or a god-given gift? >> i think it's a little bit of both. i think you have to have a desire to create a unique voice in order to have one. everyone comes into the world with their unique voice. the question is do you know how to develop it. it takes a lot of work to do that. there are a lot of influences that you have to allow in your singular voices based on all of those, but not imitating. i don't know if that makes sense >>> tell me about some of of the influences. >> there's so many. the first was actually an instrumentalist miles davis. i heard sketches of spain when it came out. i was maybe about six years old. i believe it was released in 1960. so in between being five and six years old. [ ♪ ] >> and that was the music that just really expanded my consciousness. if you can imagine the toddler living to that kind of music and going, wow, what is that >>> later you did an album. >> a tribute to miles davis >>> i know every song

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saturday, shortly after the rooster crowed, near thirty packed into the marion public library. was one of them.she's here, like the rest, not for the published works, but the poultry. "they won't let us have a goat, but chickens they y will let us have." eggs sound excellent, but kristin says she's in it for the kids. "we want to raise them. we want the kids to learn how to takecare of them, like pets." this meeting is meantntto certify kristin and her urban chicken enthusiasts by teaching the bird basics. marion and cedar rapids both require it. "we address common concerns, thatataybe neighbors and community members may have," meeting organizer kelli kennon-lane, says since cities approved the poultry policy, meeting attendance has steadily grown. in fact, nationally, weweites like backyard- chickens dot com, a resource for at home coup keepers, have gotten pretty popular. fifty mbers, nine years ag more than 380-thousand, now. why? it might be as simplplas this: "people are just really interested in knowing where their food comes from." and kelli says it can be very rust a co

a rooster is people at a tennessee gas station cried foul. the bird had been harassing the cops finally got him. is a big internet hit. >>> a wisconsin man marked a birthday milestone as just another day at the office. roman clemons turned 90 years he went to work as a bagger at triggs as he has since the 1980s. he has no plan to retire and he lost his job. >> i think that brings me mostly in the store is my women. oh, yeah. i just have an act for it, i think. and when with you got it, buddy, you got it!ith the ladies. he says bagging groceries hasn't changed much in three decades. the eggs still go on top. >>> news on "cbs this morning," more on last night's republican debate. we will get analysis from "derator john dickerson. >>> plus spike lee joins us in the studio on the academy awards backlash and meet a long timerd at duke see the blue devils play thanks to two students. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching..

we're told the roosters are pumped up with so many steroids.. they are too aggressive to be rehabilitated and unsafe to eat--so they'll be put down. 3 3 today in tampa: the legal fight between *former fiancees, is back in court. 3 "mary catherine hunt" has a pretrial hearing this morning. her *ex fiancee... millionaire businessman scott mitchell.... claims hunt broke into his palm harbor home and stole millions of dollars worth of diamonds, jewels and gold. he claims she even had some of it shipped to her parents in virginia. now mitchell is suing all three of them to federal court to get his property back. hunt is also facing criminal charges of grand theft that could send years. 3 the space x launch.... the launch was aborted just before takeoff yesterday. 3 this was the third try to which is going to take a communications satellite into orbit. at the minute-33 second mark.. the launch was put on hold because of a boat in the area.. then they continued the countdown.. but that hold apparently caused rising oxygen temperatures.. and the launch

rooster's harley- davidson's sales manager says it happens all too often and if it does, the wheel usually has to be replaced. "it can damage a lot of stuff. it can jar shocks, it could actually blow seals out of forks, it can definitely bend a wheel we've seen that on occasion so pretty harsh on things," said rooster's harley-davidson sales manager, cory tucker. he says to be aware of your surroundings and watch where you're riding to avoid those craters. the city of sioux city and woodbury county work to fill those potholes with asphalt continuously. but, depending on the size and where it's located... the asphalt could last 3 weeks or 3 years. prevent potholes, but there are things you can do to protect yourself and your vehicle. if driving at night, travel on well-lit roads and always slow down. if you can't avoid a pothole, brake before hitting it so there's less damage to your tires. lastly, watch out for those workers on the road because they want the pothole filled just as much as you do. "we just ask that citizens when they see that pick-up truck with the red light going and guys