sawyer is charged with possession of a firearm in a liquor establishment.s the gun wasn't his. >> i mean, who else would contact the police detective in charge of a case before you even secure an attorney? obviously, i didn't have anything to hide. >> at sawyer's trial, the video plays a key role. witnesses praise sawyer for fending off the gunmen from outside. >> in their opinion, if it weren't for the actions of lashon, then people would be dead or injured. >> the trial ends in a hung jury. prosecutors agree to let sawyer take a state administered polygraph test to see if he's telling the truth about finding the gun in the bar. he passes and the charges are dismissed. the gunman who started the fight, marquese robbins, is eventually found and arrested. pleading no contest to two counts of felonious assault. sawyer is thankful the ordeal is over. >> america saw this video and thought, oh, god, here's another one. you know, here's a criminal. here's a -- i don't know, probably even said here's a gang member or something. but people that know me knew better.

sawyer says ocean acidification is already affecting his business. wake up call for him came in 2005. that's when there were massive die-offs at oyster hatcheries along the oregon and washington coasts. those farms supplied sawyer and many other shellfish farmers with the seeds and larvae they needed to grow their oysters. >> the larvae was completely dying and the seed was completely dying. >> reporter: sawyer says he is concerned not only for his business, but for all the animals who live in or depend on the oceans. >> it feels like we're in the position of being the canary in the coal mine. the thing is, yeah, i am holding a canary and i have to a responsibility to say "well, all right. we have symptoms here. that animal just died. what are we going to do now?" >> reporter: sawyer and researchers from the university of california, davis, are now monitoring the water quality in real time. >> reporter: the data helps sawyer and other oyster farmers in the area adjust planting schedules. to prepare for changing conditions, hog island is building its

sawyer. he's here with you guys all day every day in those units. let me see what he has to say and we'll go from there. okay? stay in here, cool out for a little bit, but don't worry. all right. >> you're saying he's a level two and he's thinking -- >> he is now for sure. >> ewe hit -- unit reports were good. what did you do, demote him or continue him? >> mia and the counselor find a solution for edgar. they compromise and place him on level three. back in his unit, he seems satisfied with the outcome. >> you have to believe that you are making a change. you may not see it today, you may not see it tomorrow, but somewhere along the line you have made a change or a difference in somebody's life. >> even when a teen is close to getting out of pendleton, there's rarely lack of drama inside the walls. 18-year-old andrew huff has been locked up 14 months. today, he is facing one of the biggest days of his life. his release interview. >> what's different with you, personally, that's going to keep you focused and keep you from getting angry when you are

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and she showed the video to the fire commissioner derek sawyer. >> we from the fire commission want tologize to her personally. this is not what we train our medics or any of our drivers to do. >> commissioner sawyer didn't say when the discipline would be. the department's policy is that cell phone usage is not allowed while driving. >>> for many students across the delaware valley today was the first day back to school. in philadelphia, mayor michael nutter and superintendent william hite welcomeled students back to class at g.w. carver school of engineering and science in north philadelphia. >>> still to come on "action news," what are the odds? a passenger plane catches five on takeoff at the las vegas airport. >>> and man scammed out of dollars when he thought his son was held at gun point. >>> and tomorrow heat wave i cans -- number six, and tracking changes. >>> and ducis rodgers with a showdown between venus and serena at the u.s. open tonight. >>> a plane that was bound for london burst into flames tonight. the fire started in one of the engines as the british airways plane wa

sawyer encouraged her to come back to ohio. and at that point, i'm afraid that she just sort of gave up. we think about the strength she had in the white house, how she transcended that disease. david pietrusza: warren's life was her life. and that was gone. karine sibley: that was -- that was certainly part of it, david pietrusza: and her kidneys were gone too. susan swain: yes. so she died on november of 21st 1924 in marion, ohio at the age of 64. and they were the only president and first lady to die before what would have been the end of their first term in office. another first, a sad first for their country. kathrine sibley: yes. susan swain: so on their legacy, here is the question from twitter. from gary robinson who wants to ask in a -- with historians and here we have two of them, classify as -- it's not coming up when i wanted to -- florence or warren as the more interesting? david pietrusza: they're both very interesting. i don't know more. this is like this ranking of presidents that we get into, which i hate to ma

huk fin and tom sawyer were characters in his work. question number three. what is the largest library in the world? new york public library, library of congress or the yale university library? this institution holds more than 160 million items on approximately 838 miles of book shelves. number two, the library of congress. pat nailed it. the collection includes 37 million books, 35 million recordings and 5.5 million maps. actor burned by the british. which expresident sold his library to start the library of congress? whose was it? number three, thomas jefferson. he had 6,500 books in his library. not until 1886 the construction was approved for the building. number five, children's author penned lyrics to which johnny cash song? he's famous for the light in the attic and where the sidewalk ends. what song? number one, boy named sue. he recorded the song at the best selling single. if you're a writer and you've ever tried to put anything on paper you probably know he helped you write. it's elements of style. question number seven, which literary character h

ken sawyer was the first vet to treat the pup. he didn't know her name but says she was barely alive. >> to have her be that hydrated, he had to have worked her a long time without a drink or rest. >> reporter: dr. sawyer stabilized the 1-year-old pit bull before transferring her for care. >> it makes you wonder what goes through people's minds. they wouldn't want it done to them. >> reporter: he's facing felony animal cruelty charges. >> reporter: the dog is in protective custody with the city and is expected to survive and doing much better tonight. reporting live in sunnyvale, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> michelle, thank you. >>> the first day of the month means a for some to pay rent. rent control is a hot issue. the city council might make changes to help renters. so far it's just talk but renters and their advocates have been pushing for a lower ceiling on rent hikes. san jose's current laws allows them to hike rent by 8%. activists want it cut down in half, 4%. the council is considering guidelines to block landl

want to apologize to her personally, this is not what we train our drivers to do. >> commissioner sawyer tells me that 95% of the department follows rules and regulations but like any organization there are those that don't and this driver will be punished. i'm live in olney, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks very much. >>> philadelphia police made an arrest in connection with the murder of a man outside of a rap concert on south street last weekend. tily wilbur is identified as the trigger man accused of shooting john green once in the stomach outside of the tla friday night. green died a short time later, he is facing murder and weapons offenses and a motive has not yet been released. >>> a search and rescue team spent the afternoon looking for a mercer county woman who disappeared one week from today. her car was found idling on the route 295 overpass early last wednesday morning, all the belongings were still in the car and family members last saw 44-year-old rosy tuesday night, and police have not ruled out foul play, if you have any physician you are asked to call hamilton police.

couple for me to understand what they've been i thought atand the time, bruce's interview with diane sawyer think finally she's going to become comfortable in body and because she gets a much is that there are reality shows people are talking about it. that's important. >> there still are, and sports in general relatively few out athletes. you another culture shifted, is that mostly because of endorsements? >> actually tennis probably has more out. i think for men they feel it's very difficult because sports is the three very macho. i think it's more difficult for the guys. what really really need is people support each other, we need straight quarterbacks to stand up and say i don't care who's on our team as long as they do their job. i don't care if they're gay, i don't character straight. >>need straight quarterbacks and is giving an example. they'll be perfect of a string --rterback came out and said really be for each team player no matter who or what they are. among his they do their job. you have to do your job if you're going to be a pro athlete area. john: for movie stars and athle

there's my new number one fan, sawyer. if you'd like to share any pictures.ot only is he my number one fan but he's a purse thief. he goes around the house and picks up what he needs and carries on with the rest of his day. >>> 66 in washington. southwest wind at 3 miles an hour. the light breeze is a reason for our poor air quality. the very young, very old folks with the heart respiratory issues, take it easy. if you can avoid being outside, you want to do that as well. 55 winchester, 55 in luray, temperatures upper 50s to low and mid-60s. but, again, just like the last couple of days, we will warm up very, very quickly. 80 degrees by noontime. highs today, 82. gaithersburg, 85. after another day of sitting in the sunshine, nashville's coming back home once again getting close to the end of the season. first pitch tonight at 7:05 against the marlins. it will actually be a beautiful night for baseball. and if you're already thinking about the weekend, the bluemont fair is coming up. great weather both days. sunday. noticeably cooler and a bit breezy as well.

. >> that was derek sawyer's reaction after he showed him the troubling video. >> she had a son in the unit that was already injured and this person could have caused greater injury, and she should be concerned. >> ebony clark says she was injured when her son was playing with his cousins, her son is doing fine today because she felt compelled to do something after the driver's actions so she contacted "action news." >> we'll identify the person in the video and bring them in for discipline. >> what the discipline will be sawer would not say but departmental policy is clear, no talking texting or surfing the internet while driving. >> this is not what we train our medics to do or any of our drivers to do. >>> well this is a strange one, an alleged school burglar was forced to call 911 on himself, police in delaware say that michael claude broke into middle school yesterday, that the 19-year-old put on someone's letter jacket and rode the buffing machine and then claude got stuck in the school's elevator and he called 911 for help and the police came and charged him with criminal mischi

by the way, when does diane sawyer get here? >> i'm -- >> oh, diane's not coming? >> no. >> nobody told me about this. >> reporter: their interspecies romance as timeless as the franchise itself. creator jim henson explains the puppetry in the documentary "henson's place: the man behind the muppets." >> in this one, i'm working the left hand and the head. >> i'm working the right hand. >> reporter: henson's creative genius propelling the franchise. the most sensational inspirational i like adventure i like romance >> reporter: and the movies. >> you need eye produces. >> pigs don't have eyebrows. >> reporter: the late joan rivers ambiguous piggy a make is there over. tina fey falling for that dashing frog in "muppets most wanted." now the new abc show from our parent company disney picks up just weeks after the piggy/kermit breakup. >> we are through! i have moved on! >> reporter: i had to find out if things are as peachy as they claim. >> welcome to "up late with miss piggy." this is where we call home. here is where the divine miss p. sits. >> can i try it out? >

. >> real name leila, we know her as diane sawyer. >> correct answer. >> oh, my god. >> john 14, 1952, dave garroway, became the first. >> chris. >> i can't believe you got the buzzer faster. >> today show is what you are thinking of my friend. >> that is correct. >> final. i know these. >> final question. was that dancing? was that your dancing? >> my pants are tight on this side. >> e lalaine from seinfeld. >> which american broadcaster was born in canada? >> peter jennings? >> wow. >> that's a draw. >> chris. >> you want to say it for me? >> peter jennings. >> that was correct. >> was. >> boy. four correct for chris cuomo. 20 points for each correct answer. very well done. next, allyson and brookech, com on down. >> you guys are in it. >> how you doing over there, donny boy. how is your goose egg feeling? >> all right. all of your questions will be about commercials. >> okay. >> hands behind your back. ready. four questions. alka-seltzer had a number of ad over the years which is not a catch phrase heard on the commercial. that's a spicy meatball. >> that's a spicy meatball. >> tha

are both owned by disney and the rumor was the representative said to the one-two hours with diane sawyer or do you want to win the arthur carriage of word and he did. someone had a brain tumor and played basketball and raised money for cancer i guess she came in second that year. they don't want to be treated the next day. the quarterback didn't get the memo. for not reporting enthusiastically enough. they all stood in and started playing. and you know the great fear was to be the first one to stop. faint or pass out or whatever. it happens. we are not in a utilitarian state right now are fascist state right now. but the totalitarian totalitarian impulse is surely within the content and i should clarify this most progressives are clueless from the radical movement. now in the direction they do have a goal and i should explain this a little bit isn't as we know it if we make it our own image. we define this 60 years ago everyone has ever since they take a commitment to the faith and embrace all the states and presented to add them in the end of they believe that any man or woman or caitly

joyce steve sent this picture and there's my new number one fan, sawyer. he's going to enjoy it.'s got mom's pocketbook and wallet and car keys. it won't change by the time he turns 16, i promise you that. outside, 65 at national airport. winds have gone calm for now. that's part of the reason we have poor air quality in place. temperature, 61 hagerstown, but 52 in frederick, maryland. there's fog across parts of northern maryland in shenandoah county. outside, activities earth today will be okay. once temperatures get above 80 degrees, which will be between 11:00 and 12:00, that's when the temperatures will again to climb. 85 in frederick, maryland and in manassas and culpeper. good night for baseball. if you're headed down to the baseball game or whatever you're doing with your evening. temperatures will be in the 80s and drift back to the 70s. all right thinking about your weekend. a lot of things taking place and the bluemont fair is this weekend. saturday will be a great outdoor day. temperatures will be warm and in the 80s. sunday, breezy and noticeable cooler. a little wea

diane sawyer wouldn't have interviewed me and "vanity fair" put in with -- wouldn't put me on the cover. that's what they do and caitlyn jenner in the middle of that is intensely in the middle of that and i think there are some real positive to that. so you know yeah i don't know why all of america has to be dragged into celebrities everything but that's how america is right now. >> host: the other point that kevin parker makes goes to your point,. [inaudible] in stark contrast seeing jenner all gussied up like some 1940s vargas girl. >> guest: i don't know but i want to comment on that but what i would say is they're all different kinds of transgender people. there are glamorous transgender people and there are some people who can bury -- barely eat. we have a dramatically high poverty rate. we are four times more likely to be living on less than $10,000 a year and we are more likely to be fired. we are more likely to be uninsured. we are more likely to be homeless. certainly five years ago 90% of us have been homeless and some point in our lives. so caitlyn jenner is not typical trans

ken sawyer was the first vet to treat the pup. he didn't know her name but said she was barely alive. >> to have to be that dehydrated, he would have had to work her for a long time without getting any drink or rest. >> reporter: he was able to stabilize her before transferring her to another hospital for more care. the man is facing felony animal cruelty charges. >> it's a loss of the appreciation for life. >>> thousands of gallons of flammable crude barrelling through town within a mile of some children's schools. it is happening on tracks and counties all across the bay area. oil being transported on trains that run right by campuses. the question, is it safe? we have more on a new report released. >> take a look at this map. it shows train tracks running through solano, contracosta and also media counties. the oranges are within a mile of the tracks, the red, within half a mile. >> the in um ber of children who go to school within one mile of current oil train routes, staggering. >> the mile is the size of the evacuation zone

. >> counselor frank sawyer is a corporate retiree. >> you are dealing with the physical parts of the? >> like i've done 250 push-ups today alone. >> good. that's excellent. >> inside pendleton, he found the work of a lifetime with kids like madden and the future soldiers of echo 15. >> the futures soldiers program kind of breathes extra life into what i'm trying to do. >> attention on deck. >> when you step in there, somebody's in your face. >> good morning. >> good morning, sir. >> attention. and they answer you, if not yes, it's yes, sir. >> yes, sir. >> this bed is a train wreck. it needs to be fixed. >> yes, sir. >> when you come face to face and head on with that kind of in charge discipline it really tells us who wants to be in the program and who does not. >> where does that go? >> the trash, sir. >> are you ready, 15? >> always ready. >> we're very pleased with john's progress. his background is challenging, to say the least. but he takes time and he's thinking things through. i've seen him take charge, take leadership and we are really hopeful that he's going to be one of ou

now i'd like to invite police commissioner ramsey and fire commissioner sawyer to talk about the careful they are making to continue delivering vital public services -- public safety services throughout the city while we host the world meeting of families and pope francis next week. commissioner ramsey? >> thank you, mayor. my comments will be strictly focused on what's going on outside of the papal detail on those days. as you know, we con selled days off for all police officers around the city. eleven go to a 12-hour shift beginning on the 25th right at midnight thursday into friday. we hit 12-hour shifts across the city. for those officers not assigned to the detail we will be in three different shifts 12:00 to 12:00 and also a power shift, as we call it, that will be 4:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. so we have more resources at night which is when we typically have most of our prime problems. the sixth and ninth districts that are located in center city within the prim sister of the festival grounds, those officers will have their role call outside of that area as opposed to inside. those dist

we are outside maker space area with the ceo of the school here, thinks john sawyer. give me a sense of what created this in the first place what was idea behind wanting to do this maker space area. >> we wanted to create a space that would serve our nine to 12 population for every student not just as an elective. we have transformed this space that would hold 60 students, had a garage indenting feel to it. >> fund raising for this, this is not cheap. >> definitely not cheap. we tried to use resource materials inside like the garage flooring and cabinets but our parents were really to credit for that. they helped do fund raising for this. >> john, thank you. we will go inside and see what the fuss is. tom heads up the technology department here in the school. tom, come over here and talk to us for a minute. we have interrupted his morning which is fine. he is ready for us. these are the 3-d printers right now. lets start off by looking at this machine right here. what are we seeing being made. >> thinks a glide clean project that will eventually be put in the wind tun

i had lunch with derrick sawyer, the fire commissioner for the city of philadelphia.ery, very concerned about the people here and the heat because so many people will be elderly people. and they're really worried about the problems that heat creates for elderly people. so the cloud cover is going to be a plus p. >> and they have all that water, too, which is really helpful. >> absolutely. and then they showed the ben franklin bridge. that is a 2 mile span just walking the bridge is a 2 mile span. so people who are coming from the jersey side and going to the campbell's baseball parking lot there by the aquarium still have a 2 mile walk just to getting across the river. so there are some challenges here and fortunately mother nature is working things right for the conditions. >> we saw the medical tents that we showed in the live shot sky force 10 a little bit earlier. so i think they have planned as much as they possibly can to it take care of issue's like that people's health and age. >> well, there has just never been an evendeavor like this before. this is an natio

a lot of sense to me, jenner's reps went to abc and said you wanted two our interview with diane sawyer? we want to win the arthur courage award. and he did. no public vote. and the young woman with concert -- the basketball season. and she came in second that year. there was no public vote, you know the -- look enthusiastic, don't want to be tweeted that all over america the next day. the former nfl quarterback brett farr didn't get the memo. the next day the national media scolded him for not applauding enthusiastically and off. that is literally true. the soviet union, this is true also. when members of the politburo saw joseph stalin walk in they all stood up and started applauding and there is great fear. you know what the great fear was? to be the first one to stop. this literally happened. to change our pass our whenever, it goes on forever they risk -- sends to the gulag. it happened. telling stalin jokes, it was that is how bad it was. this is a useful point to clarify. we are not in a totalitarian state, we are not a fascist state and never will be for reasons i will explain l

. >> reporter: we got that briefing from commissioner sawyer and he tells us that there were in injuriesresult of the fire, again, 13th and chancellor. broke out at 4:23 this morning. fire fighters had it under control in about one hour. we are told this was a bar and restaurant under construction. they had just been visited by l and i and they had their permit. fire commissioner says the fire did start in the area that was under construction, construction materials were. he tells me this was a very dangerous, fast moving fire, that spread, flames, and smoke damage to the two neighboring apartment building, that surrounded it. that is chancellor, 24 floor building, with 240 units that building and we are told it was almost at capacity. so a lot of folks out of their homes. the building on the other side of the building that was on fire is the grammarcy building a small are apartment building, six floors with six units on that floor. unfortunately the damage to that building is so severe that nobody will be allowed back in the grammarcy and chancellor we're told fire fighters are trying t

mayor michael nutter, police commissioner charles ramsey and fire commissioner derek sawyer were in attendance. the procession concluded with a moment of silence. >>> in camden county, dozens of pennsauken residents and first responders placed nearly 3,000 flags at the township's 9/11 memorial. one flag for each person who died in the attacks. last night's rain didn't stop the community from coming together. >> mother nature wasn't necessarily cooperative this year but you know, the community still came out and weep have the flags out and the tradition has continued. that's a good thing. >> pennsauken residents have been placing the flags every year since 2003. we will show you how many other local communities marked the solemn anniversary at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> washington, d.c. police confirm that a lunchtime shooting at union station is not connected to terrorism or the anniversary of 9/11. d.c. police say a security guard saw a man stab a woman inside the nearby building. the guard chased that suspect to the train station and eventually shot the man after he lunged at the guard with a knife.

championships in beijing and topped the table with 7 gold, six silver and three bronze and catherine sawyernairobi. >> reporter: this is where everybody is talking about this, 16 metals and every kenya proud to be in association. this is a feit that never has been achieved in kenya and here is another first they brought kenya the first gold metal in the non-track event, javalin. >> and it's struggling to win the world championship and now i'm the world champion now and my family is the champion. >> kenya has been in the spotlight for doping allegations, two athletes failed a drug test in beijing and set the positive for doping in the last two years and some have been band from racing. government sporting agencies including athletics kenya are aware of doping claims. >> we must fight or we will not make it, thank you very much. [chanting] doping aside though kenya is basquing in the glory of being on top of the world for the olympics to be held in rio next year, nairobi kenya. >>> that is the sport and more later. >> do stay with us at al jazeera, we will have full coverage of that on going

police commissioner ramsey is here, fire commissioner sawyer, and most of the members of the pope fivedeputy mayor for public safety could not be with us for this morning. also with us our main partner for the event, special agent this charge for the united states secret service dave beach and many members of his team and in particular also want to thank and recognize from the u.s. secret service mike breslin. we had yesterday, i want to again thank him publicly, the u.s. secret service director joe clancy was in philadelphia yesterday observing events and activities at a personal level. i want to thank him and also the secretary of the department of homeland security, who many of you met or saw somewhere i guess about ten days or so ago, jay johnson. also with us today is, of course, the current general manager of septa, joe casey, and his colleague, jeff knupple. i want to thank governor wolf and drpa, penndot, the state police, and all the other folks who were involved in this incredible effort. today is our 11th and i think final media update related to the world meeting of familie

remember when hillary took heat for telling diane sawyer this after leaving the white house. >> we cameite house not only dead broke but in debt. >> reporter: they're certainly doing better now. in july the clintons released their last eight tax returns showing they earned $139 million in adjusted gross income for the time. she earned nearly $10 million in speaking fees in 2013 alone. it is a lifestyle everyday americans may not be able to relet's to. no matter how many times hillary clinton promises to turn the tide. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> former vice president dick cheney weighing in on hillary clinton. he describes her handling of her e-mail as "sloppy and unprofessional." those comments part of a wide ranging conversation he had, he and his daughter had with cnn special correspondent, jamie gangel, covered a number of themes, mr. cheney's new book "exceptional why the world need a powerful america." here is a preview. >> you in the book blame the spread of isis on president obama. he says, it is your fault that bush-cheney left the region unstable. >> well, i think he is wron

. >> randall sawyer is the charge nurse in pendleton's medical unit. here, staff sees more than 150 offenders a day for everything from daily med distribution to serious offender battery. self-cutting is also no surprise. >> a lot of them will cut on themselves for self-mutilation to relieve the anger. they say it just feels good. and it's sad that they have resulted in that, instead of just coming down here to talk to one of the medical staff. what are you doing in here to yourself? >> nothing. >> you said you punched yourself. >> i hit myself one time. >> what's the purpose? >> i think a lot of the offenders have a lot of anger here because they have went through a lot of things at home, so when i read their charts, a lot of it makes sense on the why, why they're here, because it's been done to them. they've been cursed at and yelled at their whole life. juveniles, they come with a lot of baggage. >> no one knows about a lifetime of baggage more than 18-year-old pendleton inmate michael jones. >> i'm an ex-white supremist. that's why i'm in this unit

the city voted in 2012 to allow one diane sawyer. >>> we already know marijuana and e-cig receipt use is on the rise among steen agers. new research out suggesting more young people are combining the two creating a new way to get high and their parents aren't necessarily day of the accidenting t hair is erika he had wartsds with more. >> reporter: are these teenagers getting a hit of nicotine or secretly getting high? >> teens have discovered how to use e-cigarettes for vaping marijuana. >> reporter: she rerchers from yale university school of medicine had 4,000 high school students in connecticut fill out an anonymous survey. neared a third had tried e cigarettes of those kids 18% said they vaped marge. >> i looked at this kids that said they had both used e-cigarettes and experimented with cannabis in the past the number went up higher to 27%. >> reporter: often they are smoking hash oil a thick yellow resin he is tracked from marijuana plants. hash oil tends to be more potent than the average joint and there's little to know telltale scent. that means kids may be smoking pot around

philadelphia fire commissioner derek sawyer says cell phones are not allowed while driving. >> claw machines children to play with, not to get into. juliet a six-year-old from frisco, texas, desperately wanted to get her sister a ball from the machine. you see her in the on the left. the claw didn't work so she crawled into it. it happened at a pizza parlor with the adults a few steps away. firefighters arrived and pulled juliet out. she and her big sister have been grounded. >> it's 6:27. meteorologist, david murphy is tracking highs that could put us in the sixth heat wave of the season. >> and coming up all new tragedy strikes when dog lovers take in two strays. they have a bone to pick with the delaware county animal control. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant game with top prizes of $50

the rumor was is that jenner's reps went to abc and said you want a two-hour interview with dianne sawyer? we want to win the arthur e.r.a. coverage award. ... the next day the national media scolded him for not applauding enthusiastically enough. if you know anything about stalin or the soviet union, and this is true also, when the members of the politburo saw joseph stalin walk-in they all stood up and start applauding. the great fear was that they would be the 1st to stop. this literally happened. they risked being dragged out in the show and -- into the snow and shot or sent to the gulags. so that is how bad. the totalitarian impulses surely within our knew puritan friends. the most progressives are nice people who are just getting bad signals from various people. the front radical edge knows what they are doing and never doubted. you doubted at your own risk. although they do not have a set direction, they do have a goal. and this is going to sound harsh until i explained it, but the goal is to destroy western civilization as we know it, and remake it in there own image. the lump the

thead a danish astronaut, off thetronaut who set international space station aboard the sawyer rocket in hisous hand. anna: what would you take if you are making your country's first-ever trip? badge thataring the belongs to the mission. and space.irst dane a space viking. that is what they call him. kazakhstan, apparently, he is taking personal flags and 20 mini lego figures. that isin kazakhstan, gegarin took off. a lot of traditions they have to follow, so they all plant trees before they leave the awestruck's. astronauts. this is what they wanted. all astronauts watch this. there have been hundreds of live dos from this location. since 1961, the tradition extends even when they go to the bathroom before the kickoff. guy: the launch vehicle? anna: something like that. for surely, we do not have footage of that. but we do have the spectacular pictures coming from kazakhstan. the 10-day mission will be heading for the international space station. he spends eight days there, delivering a rocket. it takes one and comes back in a different one. guy: not the first lego and space. anna: n

by the way, when does diane sawyer get here? oh, diane is not coming? him? >> no. no, i don't. >> an item we thought for eternity now no longer lovers barely friends but still colleagues. kermit is producing piggy's new prime time talk show right here on abc. seeing him in the office, catching his eye across the conference room table that little twinkle in his eye which we all love and you obviously loved the most, how is that? >> that twinkle is due to the fact that he has no eyelids, okay. >> is in a chance of reconciliation, of you getting back together? i can't quite believe it's over. >> i can't really think about it right now while we're in the middle of publicizing the breakup and i'm sorry that i can't give you that big scoop right now. i turn to the camera and i'd say, kermit and i are getting back together. i just can't do it although i just did, didn't i? i did turn to the camera -- you know what, you can use that footage to promote this interview, how about that? >> reporter: there is a sadness behind those beautiful eyes. what drew you to h

joining us now steven and cher lair 'chin jackson, campbell, sawyer, houston, shepherd, knox and now> hi, thank you so much. >> good morning. >> cher, how are you feeling? >> we're hanging in. these people, we don't know, we'll see how it goes. >> don't worry about it. you're talking to a mom here who invites all kinds of crazy. who is going south there in the striped shirt so we can say hi? >> that's knox, he's 2, he's very 2 right now. >> he's doing 2 very well. >> he's owning it. he's owning it. >> boys, first of all, congratulations, this is such a precious picture and we're all so excited for you, as were millions of americans, jackson, what is the best thing about having a baby girl in the house? >> jackson, what's the best thing about having a baby girl in the house? >> oh, well it's a new experience and i like new speerns. you've never experienced a baby girl. >> she's so small. i never thought babies could be that small. >> pretty tiny the babies and now a girl. houston, are you thinking that ruby will grow up and paint the whole house pink? >> do you think ruby's going to g

. >> and that's derrick sawyer standing there also in the white hat.e fire commissioner. >> he's the one that was worried about 1.5 million people and having enough emts out to deal with people who would have physical problems. fortunately, the weather cooperating and keeping the temperature down. >> i think the prisoners and the families were very well organized. it seems like some of the local officials are trying to step in closer to receive him. this must be an elderly prisoner. i think that was the presentation of another gift. >> again, maybe some curtains put up, but nothing dressed up. this is, as you said, tracy, this is the gym of the prison. >> workers modified some of the corridors, but for the most part security procedures were enhanced and secret service took over when the pope arrived with security. [ applause ] >> that was definitely the presentation of a gift at the end from the prisoners that the vatican officials are taking with them. >> be interesting to see what happens to that chair. we're going to have to do a follow-up here and