uncle and at some point sammy became bigger. as this memo from the william morris agency shows, the billing that mr. davis needed was his name had to be in the same size type as bill mastin trio and at some point became the biggest trio because now sammy davis junior is bigger than the treo. -- trio. one of the great things about las vegas this time was that you could meet celebrities. you could hob-knob with celebrities. so, for example, they have the executive vice president of national tire dealers and re-treaders association had a meeting at the sands and sammy davis jr. comes to their party and everybody gets to meet sammy davis jr. so imagine if you are a tire dealer and now you can say i met sammy davis jr., i shook his hand. what made las vegas so special in the 1950's. it was a much smaller scale. you can be in great them. after while las vegas starter get bigger in the scale that changed and you no longer had that personal connection with the celebrities there. there was a lot of sl searching about what to do. some peo

sammy became bigger. as this memo from the william morris agency shows, the billing mr. davis needed was his name had to be in the same trio ype as bill mastin and at some point he game -- became even bigger. one of the great things about las vegas this this time was that you could meet celebs. -- celebrities. you could hob-knob with celebrities. so, for example, they have the executive vice president of national tire dealers and retreaders association had a meeting at the sands and sammy davis jr. comes to their party and eve gets to meet sammy davis jr. so imagine if you are a tire dealer and now you can say i met sammy davis jr., i shook his hand. this is what made las vegas so special in the 1950's. scaller -- it was a much smaller scale. after a while it started to get bigger and you didn't have that personal connection with the celebrities there. there was a lot of soul searching about what at that do. a lot of people thought the town was getting boring the one was jay sarnow, who had a very good re

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one day, audrey heard her mother talk about naloxone training and how it could save sammy if he oded. >> she adores him. >> she does. >> reporter: audrey and jennifer give classes on administering naloxone. it's available without prescription in pharmacies across the country. some described the use of naloxone as a safety net for addicts. doctors say it doesn't produce a high. >> is this enabling? >> absolutely not. dead people can't recover. >> reporter: heroin and opioids attach to receptors in the brain. take too much, the person stops breathing. naloxone clears the receptors, reversing the overdose. sammy has been clean for a few months now, but his mother says they can't let their guard down. >> if a kid could save somebody, why not? instead of having a nightmare watching somebody die. >> reporter: that means a little sister prepared to save her big brother's life. gadi schwartz, nbc news, louisville, kentucky. >>> in a moment, we'll go out for a test i had so many thoughts once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... .

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sammy davis junior. when he started, it was the trio, his dad and his uncle, starring sammy davis junior. at some point, sammy became bigger. this memo from the william morris agency shows the billing that mr. davis needed. in the same type as the trio. you can see at some point, sammy actually became the biggest star in the treo because now sammy davis junior is bigger than the treo. and one of the great things about las vegas is that you could meet celebrities breed you could hobnob with celebrities, thefor example, they have executive vice president of a tire association, and sammy davis junior comes to their party, and everybody, so a tire eader, he couldr say, hey, i met sammy davis junior. you could do that. after a while, las vegas started to get bigger. the scale of a changed, and you no longer have that personal collection with -- connection with celebrities there, and there is a lot of soul-searching about what to do, and some thought that the town was getting boring, and one of them was jason

in case she has to save sammy from a heroin overdose. it's hard to hear a third grader describe what an overdose look like. >> their fingernails will be blue, and they will not wake up. >> reporter: or watch them practice giving the opioid reversal drug to stuffed animals. but like tens of thousands of families across the country, the possibility of an overdose is a grim reality. >> injection complete. >> reporter: in the u.s., someone dies roughly every 20 minutes from an accidental overdose. >> she did ask me the other day, what does sober mean. >> reporter: that's a telling question that she knows what the cure is before she knows what sober is. >> i know. >> reporter: the 26-year-old's battle with heroin began before audrey was born. she has put him through rehab again and again. one day she heard her mother talking about the training and how it could save sammy. it sounds like she adores him. >> she does adore him. >> reporter: now they give classes on how to use the drug now available without prescription at many pharmacies across

sammy has been clean for a few months now but his mother says they can't let their guard down. >> if a kid could save somebody, why not instead of a nightmare watching somebody die. >> reporter: that means a little sister prepared to save her big brother's life. nbc news, louisville, kentucky. >> and we'll be right back. today, president obama will welcome the super bowl champion...denver broncos. >>> touchdown. at the white house. today, president obama will welcome the super bowl champions the denver broncos. this continues a long tradition of honoring the teams for their efforts. the broncos won back in february at levi stadium. >> i love watching the warriors go to the white house but when other teams go, it's like, oh, yeah, that's who won the super bowl. >> i am a denver fan. >> i wasn't even thinking about the broncos. sorry. >> that would be so exciting. it was so fun the last time that they went. but it will be nice sitting in front of the tv today. >> why not, especially with the air conditioner on in the valleys where the temperatures have been heating up. right now, it's

a man name sammy wallace had snatched -- named sammy wallace had snatched two-year-old so we from heroms shopping cart. >> i started screaming, somatic -- summit increase help, this man has my baby. >>> this is 911. >> someone has and i -- a knife and holding a girl hostage. >> within minutes, david health and david miller called we walked into this frankly -- frantic scene. >> he was in this manic state where he was basically blurting out statements. >> half and miller where trained hostage negotiators, the next 34 minutes and saving so we was all to the test. >> said sammy low -- look, she's not scared of you she's not eating -- even crying. >> many brands to kill so we and started counting down from 60. >> the only way i know that's always the cold -- goal to be in danger when the shots fired, is the barrel of my gun is touching his head. he got down to five and i took took one large step and had to do it. >>> wallace collapses, but watch his reaction. >> i was angry that he made me do it. and at that point, i thought that so we had already been cut or stabbed. and i waited too lon

"i say look sammy, she's not scared of you. she's not even crying." but then wallace, threatens to kill zoey and starts counting down from 60. "the only way i know that zoey's not going to be in danger when the shots fired is if the barrel of my gun is touching his head. he got down to five and i ended up only having to take one large step and had to do it." wallace collapses but watch huff's reaction. "i was angry that he made me do it. and at that point i thought that zoey had already been cut or stabbed. and that i waited too long." "they finally came around and said she don't have a scratch on her. that was the best part." "you're my superhero." "oh you are sweetest thing." david huff is proof not every superhero wears a cape. ed lavandera, cnn, oklahoma city. >> britteny: occasions and lend triple digits now we cool things down a little bit sobol make for pretty nice night heading into your 9:00 hour and dropping into the 80s mid-60s close to the bay mid-50s the coast by 10:00 low fifties for the coast. " cooler temperatures a slight chance of th

halfway around second base, picked up sammy right away, sammy waved him on. >> tom: ball gets away far moment. 0-2 to galvis. >> ben: cesar now up to .261. >> tom: galvis today the three-run home run, a career high five rbis. phillies now with seven runs on 15 hits here this afternoon. one ball and two strikes. there is jeanmar gomez warming up in the pen. >> ben: i know pete went out just to talk to jerad eickhoff. chooch was out there as well. motioned for all the other infielders, hey, this is just between us. ever since that time, this team has come alive. >> tom: i think it's a little symbolism. they probably didn't hear all of it, but they certainly understood what it was about. galvis strikes out and the inning is over. phillies leave runner at third base. their 15th hit a triple by cesar hernandez. now, although it's not a save situation, they need a victory. >> gregg: guys, this one's not over yet. >> tom: phils have to get three more outs and they'll hand it over to jeanmar gomez. gomez will try to finish off this twins team. they've won the first two games of the series. a s

sammy's stare caught sight of a ticket agency.t night's game and, of course, he was called upon for a sequel. a baseball writer says sammy won his 28-second long showdown. i love his little voice. he says he likes making people laugh. >> very sweet. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, how do you program ethics into robots like self-driving cars? nicholas thompson is here in studio 57. hello! to show us how technology -- coffee on us! could create a legal mess over life and death decisions. >>> plus a major victory against an enemy he cannot defeat. a.l.s. took away a father's ability to walk and talk and someday it will take everything. this morning, chris rosati uses technology to a remarkable "note to self." time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >> telegraph says wilson plans to smile today in his imagine against roger federer. he reached the second round against the seven-time championship. willis is number 772 in the world ranking! he says he would have quit te

and the rest are all polynesian, sammy j., cena love, a big island staple. there's a few. >> i remember one of the things i remember when i saw this video here, too, is the move to the fair grounds and how big that was. >> yes. >> it really allowed you to do a lot more. >> correct, correct. >> it really opened up the festival a lot? >> yes. when we were at great america, it was just a concert, and we didn't want it to be a concert. we wanted it to be something that would showcase our background, what we're about. >> tell us a little bit more about -- besides having fun at the festival, what are some of the community issues that you want to make sure get raised? >> diabetes awareness is definitely one. >> why? >> because i have -- for me it touches home. i have a brother who has it. i have a lot of my in-laws have it. a lot of us were born with it because of the genes and a lot of people because of the unhealthy eating turn into diabetics. we want to showcase and we have a community group that's out there that's going to offer free services. they give free tr

. >> the police arrive on the scene and jenny and sammy give their account of what happened that eveningmembers something strange about one of her customers that night. >> about 5:30 a man come in and asked for the price of a donut. i told him it was 81 cents. he said he didn't have enough money. patted his pockets, thank you for your time and he turned around and left. you check these people out. the man jenny remembers as being a little shady. he's actually the man that held up the store. dead at them. this small west virginia town, where pretty much everybody knows one another. one of the detectives in the town knows the men involved. >> one of the detectives here in different, at least for this somebody's going to know you, >>> coming up next, an 85-year-old woman is robbed in an elevator. >>> and later, a bank security capture of the killers? you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. working on my feet all day gave min my knees. but now

but then the top of the ninth, sammy samaritan lease wants the lead off batter, two batters later, add son russell scores the game winning double, the nats lose it 4-3. the series finale tomorrow at 4:00. facing the red rocks, first place, manny ma chateau, takes advantage of the short shot, that's near the pesky poll and a 2-0 lead. the top of the eighth, now 2-1. into the boston, way over the green monster, down on the lands down streak much that's about 450 feet. the os hold on 3-2. today the redskins held the first of two days at veteran minute i camp. deshawn jackson was running roots after missing almost all of the ota sessions. then he didn't talk to the media after practice saying he had nothing to say. kirk cousins getting all the reps as the first string quarterback. no quarterback controversy this time around but he certainly notices a difference when deshawn is on the field. he's a difference maker. we've told him that. he knows that. when he's here we are able to function at our highest potential. the list goes on of guys you'd want to have and are going to be better becau

when rangers tried to cite sammy diaz, he bolted and jumped from the american river bridge. >> the bridge jump and running, that was to avoid having a conflict, confrontation with the rangers. there's no postings that say i can't jump off of it. >> he will face multiple misdemeanor charges. many were cited for alcohol offenses and made four arrests. >>> get a buzz with your buzz cut? lawmakers are expected to vote on a bill that would allow beauty salons and barber shops to serve alcohol to customers without a liquor license. the drinks would have to be free, and consumed on the premises while you wait. opponents say without licensing, there's no oversight. >> i just don't want the person cutting my hair to be drinking. >> that might result in a close shave. >>> the rich -- richmond san rafael bridge -- it used to be highway 17, san rafael used to be contacted to san cruz until they changed the numbering to 880. concord, 80, oakland 63, livermore, 74, san francisco, 58 degrees. things are finally cooling down a little bit, but temperatures will remain near 100 inland, again tomorrow. high

sammy walked the leadoff batte batter. two batters later albert hits one to left accepteder.s lose 4-3 series finale at 4 today. >> orioles in boston facing red sox first place on the line. many takes the first pitch off, a 2-0 lead for orioles top of the 8th now 2-1. jonathan -- why are you laug laughing -- 50 feet over the green monster or yoldz hold on to win this one 3 24eu6. >> i'm laughing because i to hear. >> put it on the board, yes ! >> i was waiting for my chance. waiting for it. >> all right. >> okay. >> former nba referee and convicted gambler tim donahue weighing in on tre mont green and recent suspension. he told "sports illustrated" he believes the whole thing is a setup in order to prolong the series. gene was us is spended one game after hitting lebron james in sensitive area of his body. tre mont green will be bag on the court. >> it's in. >> it is what it is. >> do you have a painting, piece of furniture or jewelry or coin you think may be worth something. >> and all to do with this wor work's zip trip. we're heading to friday kensington maryland. several

this is not necessarily a peculiar idiosyncracy o sammy sosa. it's more a reflection of a culture, a culture not unlike the united states of america, that tentses to privilege white supremacy and tends to downgrade and degrade those who happen to be dark-skinned. that is a peculiar legacy of the history of slavery, and i dare say that if you want to understand how i gap my remarks with a shoutout to freddie gray and other victims of police terror. you want to understand the recent report from the chicago authorities that pointed out how the chicago police department is riddled with antiblack racism in terms of the disproportionate number of black people who are slain by the police, not to mention misused and abused be the police. even if you want to understand something that may nat be as grave as the controversy as the oscars being so white, you have to understand the history of slavery in the united states, its legacy, but more than that you have to take another step and understand how the united states was formed in a revolt against the aboli

sammy and fellows at practice today. this is day two of their three day mini camp.dford is excited about the freedom he has in doug pederson's offense. able to change plays on the fly. it wasn't that way with chip kelly. >> it is nice when you immediately know this is not a good play, and in this look. this is a bad play for this coverage. i have the ability to get news to something better. so, hopefully with that freedom, it will be less negative plays. >> all right. >> less negative play is how about that. >> it is audible friendly. >> yes. >> i appreciate it. >> kate joins with us our forecast. i left the house around 11:00 to go to the cleaners. by 11:04, everything went crazy. >> dark skies, i tweeted a picture looking east, sunshine looking west, cumulonimbus clouds, very, very. >> big word. >> very pronounced. you can see line of strong thunderstorms moving in and it was a mess outside, and damage reports all over the region and very strong wind but outside right now doesn't seem like anything happened at all. the just a few patchy cloud over the city of phil

sammy, do not watch. that work is under his watchful eye. with that granularity, the moments that make of a movement, that is why we are here this week. it's very personal to each of us. here is what i'm going to ask of you -- the token three things, right? talk, listen -- if you are new and your quiet -- i'm doubting a pointyou are -- make to share something with a colleague. it's ok if it gets personal. share a moment of connection with a veteran that has been meaningful for you and let others in the room on pack what that means for the -- unpack what it means for the wider community. i you're used to talking, and know that some of you are -- here is the passion that drives all of us, including our federal agency partners who are here in force this year. toss away some of that heavy burden that i know we all carry to make mental space for something new, exciting, and powerful. those are the three charges i leave you with. speaking as someone who does ask things powerful, i will our first real speaker to, and talk to you guys for little whi

so i think if you are if you're spoken with them and actually change the equipment >> i spoke with sammy before-five times. i walked around just to get familiar with the area. i ran into actually she wants to come down tonight but because the whole voting idea she said she may not but in case you need some kind of letter she would be glad to write something up if it's required. but she was really forthcoming and we met the first time i think was one we still were doing renovations. she was very happy that we moved a lot of the equipment out. >> great. commissioner caminong >> are you open until midnight? >> were open tuesday, wednesday thursday currently from 4 pm-10 pm and then friday and saturday we are open 4 pm-until midnight. that's just because the neighborhood we want to engage first what customer base were going to get but we did not have the intention to stay very long unless somebody asks us if we could stay a bit longer. we had some increase for opening mondays, which we did have in the plan before. somebody wants to watch the wwf on monday nights. we thought would be a cool h

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sammy bruce, and chest nut.ve been good testers for all our crazy cat products. >> they have no choice really if you think about it. how do you get to the development stage? >> we had another cat project a few years ago, shrew the intelligent cat companion. and we wanted the support of all our backers. so, we got a 3d printed prototype and knew we wanted to do another kick starter and we shared it with the original prod negative. they're more of a tech crowd. >> so, this is the product i have here. why is it green? shouldn't it be a pinkish color? >> we're limited by the 3d option. to fool the cat, it has to be pink. >> i think this cat is dead. oh, no, this is a robot cat. >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: do i put it in my mouth? >> go with the cat's fur. hold the cat close. >> jimmy: okay. >> good, good. yeah. [ applause ] he likes it. good do it more. >> jimmy: what if middle of using this when the ups guy shows up? >> that's why we say to use it in the privacy of your own home. >> jimmy: robot cat likes it. >> there

place because i was the one that gave them equality and we talk and relate and that time lou rauls and sammyavis junior were going through back doors in the state of nevada here. and when they came here. i could treat them. and the idea is mohammed ali, he and i were friends and they put him in exile. and they sent upon me to the pentiary. and when we waited for the interlewd. me and ali would be together. when he comes out of exile and 7 or 8 months before i came out of the pentiary. and when i came out, the community was there to meet me and say help us to keep the hospital open. and i in turn accepted the task, and i called mohammed ali and mohammed ali said yes. and mohammed ali comes to cleveland and he fights 4 or 5 guys i believe it was in a show for people care. this hospital could only serve the poor white and people of color. and they were trying to block it out and didn't have money to pay for pharmaceutical or intern and we put on the show for people care. >> and we are running out of time. and i am glad it relates to cleveland. i will never forget that. and did you and mohammed

place because i was the one that gave them equality and we talk and relate and that time lou rauls and sammyhrough back doors in the state of nevada here. and when they came here. i could treat them. and the idea is mohammed ali, he and i were friends and they put him in exile. and they sent upon me to the pentiary. and when we waited for the interlewd. me and ali would be together. when he comes out of exile and 7 or 8 months before i came out of the pentiary. and when i came out, the community was there to meet me and say help us to keep the hospital open. and i in turn accepted the task, and i called mohammed ali and mohammed ali said yes. and mohammed ali comes to cleveland and he fights 4 or 5 guys i believe it was in a show for people care. this hospital could only serve the poor white and people of color. and they were trying to block it out and didn't have money to pay for pharmaceutical or intern and we put on the show for people care. >> and we are running out of time. and i am glad it relates to cleveland. i will never forget that. and did you and mohammed ali part friends? don ki

hehe's made van halen who would you choose, with david lee roth or sammy hagar. >> thank you.hanks for being here. >> it's going to be bitchin. >> you could say that on tv. not back then. >> this is now an you a 80s station, hosting on june 14th. we'll be right back. >> thank you. >> you look exactly the same. >>> last year, a fully automated fast food restaurant opened. this mopping, it is launching a breakfast menu. tara moriarty is there trying out the new high-tech meal. take it away, tara. >> it looks fantastic. and it's so easy and convenient. i have to say i actually have never been inside of one before. remind me of a george jetson sort of style where you breast the button and it comes out. joining me is tim yang. ceo of founder of itsa. show me how it works here. >> you slide your credit card. from there, it will actually bring our menu, new breakfast menu that we are launching today. we have full of different options. we have egg-based dishes. >> pick one, which one? >> let's see the yogurt. >> healthy option. >> i love the yogurt par faye. that's what i had this mor

. >> how long ago did you open up, sammy. >> may ninth. >> people have been loving it. >> yes. >> i understandse to your house. >> yes, we're working on delivery, we haven't had delivery yet. >> that looks amazing, why do you try to go greek with the burger. >> we wanted to go different so we wanted to combine the sauce with the feta cheese and fresh vegetables and others. >> why that. >> we wanted to bring that latin flavor. >> yummy. >> you don't see too many out here. >> we don't. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> so if you need to know where we are it is a giant food truck, that is a building, it is not a food truck but it is a food truck. how cool is that. >> i really like it, i'm telling you it does look like a truck. >> i'm impressed. we will check it out down the shore. >> that will grab your attention down the shore. >> you look like a zombie where there is pieces of the flesh coming off, yes. >> wear wolves in london do you remember that. >> yes. >> it keeps bubbling and popping, exfoliating, now it is getting to the point of irritation. >> well, take it off. >> yes. >> take it of

. >> and the epic stare down with the espn camera, the ten-year-old sammy from omaha, and clearly, he wasn't watching the college baseball championship when he locked eyes with the espn camera and now 30 million people have watched this video, and it is about to change and he does not bat an eye but staring into the camera what is the reaction to becoming a viral sensation on the internet? >>> amazing. that there are that many people watching me. amazing. >> i did not expect such a sweet voice. >> outstanding to hold on do the stare for 1 1/2 minutes. a lost practice in stare downs with his brother. >> i learned this morning there was not a camera manned behind the camera but it was a motorized camera and, still, he stared it down hick a champion. amazing. >> what action you can take in your landlord is not fixing a problem with the house. >> recent college graduates looking for work may not need to looking for work may not need to look further ♪ looking for work may not need to look further amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology

you were talking about sinatra, sammy, dean, the rat pack, the bright lights, the shows, the gambling, even organized crime. all of that is encapsulated right here. i like to say in the city of a lot of magical places, this is probably the most magical. >> classic las vegas is one of those eras when las vegas really defined itself as different from anything else in the united states. las vegas was a little town in the middle of the desert. it had really functioned because of feral funding. with the end of world war ii, that was gone so it had to become something else. what it chose to do was advertise itself as a place to have fun. world war ii and the depression before that had really stopped a lot of people in the united states from being able to do anything. they were just getting by, trying to survive. with the end of world war ii, you had people coming back from the war. they were going back to school, getting out of the military, out of this regimented lifestyle. they can now buy cars, travel, get whatever they needed. and, they wanted to let off steam. they wanted to be able to

the next 30 minutes would be the ultimate test. >> i said, sammy, look. she's not scared of you.ng to kill zoe and counted down from 60. >> the only way i know that zoe is not going to be in danger, when the shots fired, is if the barrel of my gun is touching his head. he got down to five and i took one large step and had to do it. >> reporter: wallace collapses but watch huff's reaction. >> i was angry that he made me do it and at that point i thought that zoe had already been cut or stabbed and that i waited too long. they finally came around and said, she don't have a scratch on her and that was the best part. >> he's my superhero. >> you are the sweetest thing. >> reporter: david huff is proof not every superhero wear as cape. ed lavandera, oklahoma city. >>> i've been waiting all week to talk to this guy. i wanted to end the week with a little inspiration. quincy jones -- no, not that quincy jones. a young comedian was diagnosed with stage 4 terminal cancer late last year and his doctor he's facing the news with ive. courage and definitely a hefty dose of humor. instead of g

. >> i've got your johnny mathis >> and my sammy davis. >> candy man. >> they all sound the same. >>hat was great. >> what about my ethel ber man. >> it is all the same. >> it is all the same. >> dirty harry, the movie dirty harry, movie with clint eastwood, do you feel lucky, punk. >> i know what you are thinking, punk. you're thinking you fire six shots, there will be only five. the 44 magnum most powerful handgun in the world that will blow your hade clean off. you have to ask your is he a question: do i feel lucky? well, do ya punk. >> that was it. >> do i feel lucky? well, do ya, punk? >> i just got insider scoop thaw are one of those people if you see a movie, you will say the line and i can't focus. >> people talk in the movie. >> repeating what they are saying. >> are you one of of those people, mike. >> no. >> no. >> um-hmm. >> i think everyone has that one movie where they feel like they have to say all of the lines. when i was growing up i was obsessed with the mask. >> tell me about the mask. >> jim carry. >> i loved this my cousin would i say all of the lines of it. he w

do your sammy davis, jr.do it as good as you. >> tiny bubbles. >> the candy man can. >> it is itching, too, is it bad allergies today? >> yes. >> yes, you must be -- the tree pollen has been off the charts lately all about the tan gent, and now back it the phillies, let's hope they win one tonight against the nationals, 82 degrees, when the game begins, it will be a warm evening, short sleeves are fine, we should see decent amount of sunshine, until the sunset after 8:30 tonight. let's talk about bonnie, post tropical some, still watching it because of its potential impact over the weekend, looks like it is headed out to sea at this point, may not pay as close attention to it any more. what we are paying attention to today the possibility, nothing going on right now, pop up shower, around 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon, very isolated not everything will get one, but less than perfect today. pop up showers possible as we jump ahead to friday morning. sock in with clouds, friday morning, but i think we'll get the br

. >> benny: i've dealt to diana ross, harry belafonte, sinatra, sammy davis. >> anthony: sinatra wasinatra was class. >> anthony: really? >> benny: he was class. he was a gentleman. but those were the good days. but, it's nice now too. >> anthony: would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> erick: yeah, i definitely have been, i'm trying to move past that. we have a 2 year old at home. so i'm working in that phase. but i'll always have that gambling gear, there's no doubt about it. >> anthony: erick and erica lindgren are professional gamblers. poker players to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars. tonight? slightly smaller stakes. >> erick: hey benny, how do you like my chances? >> benny: good. good. >> erica: that's a trained answer. >> anthony: instead of actual poker, we're set up with a dumbed-down, for the camera version, of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> benny: oh here's a winner! here's a winner! yep, two pair. he's cutting up over ther

like sammy davis jr. here we go telling old stories. but he died broke and everybody said too bad.ou realize how much money he gave away to help people. >> i know. and grants going to join you. he's been trying to get some additional information. >> what do you got? >> i actually have scripts, and. >> that's all right. >> i know we're talking about a lurks. but it's quite -- ali but it's quite impressive your recollection. but we're basically going to show more pictures. >> you show them and i'll, yeah. >> this is when he's relaxing just after beating lifton. >> he beat him in miami beach the first time then they came back to maine and people still to this day say he was represented by the mob, that's the way the legend goes, informant here we go again, mr. been there done that. my sponsor is in las vegas was a guy who gave me money under the table he was sonny's attorney. he did not want to fight this guy a second time. and the main reason was that anybody can fight a tough guy, but you don't want to fight a crazy guy. because you don't know what the crazy guy is going to do. that

. >> sammy is a doll himself. i am going to leave this on. loaf this on. see you at noon. thanks for joining us on "the 9". go warriors! >> am i the only one clapping? >> yeah! [ applause ] >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show". >> wendy: how you doin'? the kids have come to play today. you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. with all due respect, my girls are always turned out. i give it to you straight, no chasers. >> announcer: now here's wendy! >> wendy: yes! the life of the party! that's me, hi. welcome to the show. these people, they're

sammy heeley is here one of our eyewitness wet watchers, came all the way up from wilmington to helparn more about her, she has some interesting backgrounds as it relates to weather, also, the wet weather we were talking about and >>> welcome back. numerously released records show bill cosby accuser planned to confront him weeks after alleged encounter in 2004. >> andrea constand told police quote she wanted to confront him about it, and asked him questions. constand ended up waiting a year before telling her mother what happened and then going to police. cosby says he and con stands had three prior romantic encounters as he calls them. he is facing sex assault charges. >>> now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the front page of the trentonian, about 50 resident attended yesterday's city council meeting wear black t-shirts and holding up poster boards with pictures of murder victims. resident say they reached breaking point with violence, that's become all too common in the city, and they are urging elected officials to takings. >> in the bucks county

. >> sammy managed to hold the stare for a minute and a half and he said a lost practice, and stare downith his brothers. the camera was motorized camera. this was in cameraman. robot. amazing. stay tuned. a string of fires in the mission a string of fires in the mission district >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news >> good morning, i am natasha zouves. if you are hitting the snooze, we understand, we are here to get you up. reggie aqui will be here later but, first, meteorologist mike nicco. >> people could be doing that because it is cooler this morning up to eight degrees cooler and better sleeping weather. we have low clouds along the coast and spilling across the golden gate bridge right now. trying to make it inland east bay neighborhood but not quite there. sea breeze will be, the day planner is 56 and only 80 at noon, and 56 at the coast and 88 at 4:00. sue? >> a look at our traffic map it is looking pretty good and light out there. we have a little bit of moderate slowing out of the tracy area up and over the altamont pass. but, otherwise, we are looking g

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so i think if you are if you're spoken with them and actually change the equipment >> i spoke with sammy before-five times. i walked around just to get familiar with the area. i ran into actually she wants to come down tonight but because the whole voting idea she said she may not but in case you need some kind of letter she would be glad to write something up if it's required. but she was really forthcoming and we met the first time i think was one we still were doing renovations. she was very happy that we moved a lot of the equipment out. >> great. commissioner caminong >> are you open until midnight? >> were open tuesday, wednesday thursday currently from 4 pm-10 pm and then friday and saturday we are open 4 pm-until midnight. that's just because the neighborhood we want to engage first what customer base were going to get but we did not have the intention to stay very long unless somebody asks us if we could stay a bit longer. we had some increase for opening mondays, which we did have in the plan before. somebody wants to watch the wwf on monday nights. we thought would be a cool h

mientras en el viejo continente sigue la lucha por el tÍtulo de la eurocopa 2016 >>> nuestro compaÑero sammyca en la octavo lugar de la clasificaciÓn general de pilotos con 39 puntos. - en la euro 2016 francia empaÓo a 0 con suiza asegurando ambas selecciones el pase. el equipo de francia tuvo problemas a la hora de la definiciÓn ante un equipo el bÉtico ordenado. ahora francia espera rival para el prÓximo domingo en lyon ante un mejor tercero. en brasil, pelÉ recibiÓ la orden olÍmpica a el mÁximo galardÓn internacional, este homenaje fue realizado en el propio museo de o rey debido a su aporte y dedicaciÓn, muy bien hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn depor tiva. >>> gracias mi querido sammy estas listos hablar de otro deporte >>> sÍ soy especialista en esto >>> el golfista dustin johnson se coronÓ como ganador del abierto de los estados unidos, en pennsylvania uno de los campos mÁs difÍciles del mundo >>> no para Él evidentemente, >>> quÉ manera celebrar >>> un paisano james, un paisano venezolano wilson contreras ayer jugÓ su partido con los uniformes de los cachorros de chicago, este joven de 24 a

so sammy says to us, to director come and within two hours i think about for those had read the first six chapters or so and signed it. it really is what is the one of the best books i've read in the last 10 years, and that's not just a publicist talking. >> what else do you want to share with a? >> we have a book here, hopeless but optimistic. doug is a famous journalist. he's written for the "new york times," salon. he has been on c-span and cnn. he went to afghanistan to cover the war multiple times, and this is the story of his third trip after about 11 years. it talks a lot about he wrote another book called funding the enemy. this was kind of like, it's a combination of a journalist story, a story about being a journalist in that type of situation and also it's about the people and out everybody started off as hopeless but have now become optimistic. and doug has done phenomenal job here capturing both the hopeless and optimistic properties also done a good job at making the situation kind of funny. divers things in the book, he took a look at books on afghanistan and it can be

the next 34 minutes and saving zoey would be the ultimate test. >> i said, sammy, look, she's not scaredkill zoey and starts counting down from skith. >> the only way i know that zoey's not going to be in danger when the shot's fired is if the barrel of my gun is touching his head. he got down to five, and i ended up taking one large step and had to do it. >> wallace collapses. but watch huff's reaction. >> i was angry that he made me do it. and at that point, i thought that zoey had already been cut or stabbed and that i waited too long. they finally came around and said, she don't have a scratch on her. and that was the best part. >> my superhero. >> you're the sweetest thing. >> david huff is proof not every superhero wears alavendera, cnn city. >> oh, my god. what a story, to have the video and to watch how they -- how calmly hey had to do that terrible outcome. oh, my god. >> his reaction. >> great for the little girl, but horrible to watch. >> most men and women deal with the best and worst of humanity on a regular basis. he had to do this, which is the worst thing anyone wants to