this week, every time a contestant reaches that $50,000 threshold, we'll be writing shriners hospitals for children check for $10,000.

all this week, we're raising money for shriners hospitals for children.e a wonderful charity that provides kids with life-changing medical care regardless of their family's ability to pay. every time a contestant gets to the $50,000 threshold, we're gonna make a donation of $10,000. [cheers and applause] plus, on friday, we're gonna have a very special guest with us who will donate all of their winnings to shriners hospitals for children as well, so it's gonna be a great week.

this week, every time a contestant reaches that $50,000 threshold, we'll be writing shriners hospitals for childrenheck for $10,000. [cheers and applause] plus, at the end of the week, a very special guest will be

i am chris harrison, and all this week, we're raising money for shriners hospitals for children.ince 1922, shriners hospitals has been sending its love to the rescue to children with orthopedic conditions, spinal cord injuries, burns, and other specialized medical needs, and they do it all regardless of the family's ability to pay. so here's the deal. whenever a contestant reaches that $50,000 threshold, we are gonna give $10,000

for children. since 1922, shriners hospitals has been sending its love to the rescue to children with orthopedic conditions, spinal cord injuries, burns, and other specialized medical needs, and they do it all regardless of the family's ability to pay. so here's the deal. whenever a contestant reaches that $50,000 threshold, we are gonna give $10,000 to shriners hospitals for children. [cheers and applause]

this was all organized, by the way, by mlb shriners hospital for children in philadelphia. and of course, the phillies' game is at 7:05 tonight. of course, caden's going to be throwing out that first pitch. shriners hospital said they wanted to do this for caden because through all his surgeries, triumphs and trials, he always has a big smile on his face. a great attitude. out on the mound he's going to be flashing a big grin. outside citizens bank park, rosemary connors. >> rosemary, thanks. great story. >>> i'm john clark live in pittsburgh. we've got breaking news about doriel green beckham, the new receiver playing tonight. we'll hear from sam bradford. all the news. stay tuned for that. >>> i'm john clark live in pittsburgh getting ready for the second preseason game. starter sam bradford into the second quarter tonight. we were the first to tell you that the new receiver they traded for, look at doriel green-beckham, he is going to dress for the game. he's out on the field right now. doug peterson originally said he's not going to play, but they have a few plays in for

all this week, we're raising money for an amazing charity, shriners hospitals for children, and nothingmake me happier than to give them a ton of cash, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to "millionaire." i am so glad you've joined us for this very special week, where we're raising money for shriners hospitals for children. every time someone gets to that $50,000 threshold, we're donating $10,000 to shriners hospitals and a fantastic organization that has transformed kids' lives by providing the expert medical care they need regardless of their family's ability to pay. and you don't want to miss friday's show, because that's when we're gonna have a very special guest who will be donating 100% of their winnings to shriners hospitals for chilen

this week, every time a contestant reaches that $50,000 threshold, we'll be writing shriners hospitals for children a check for $10,000. [cheers and applause] plus, at the end of the week,

all this week, we're working to raise money for a very worthy charity, shriners hospitals for children, and i can't wait to give them a great big check. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ? ? hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to "millionaire." all this week, we're raising money for ne they are a wonderful charity that provides kids with life-changing medical care regardless of their family's ability to pay. every time a contestant gets to the $50,000 threshold, we're gonna make a donation of $10,000. [cheers and applause] plus, on friday, we're gonna have a very special guest with us who will donate all of their winnings to shriners hospitals for children as well, so it's gonna be a great week.

all this week, we're raising money for an amazing charity, shriners hospitals for children, and nothing would make me happier than to give them a ton of cash, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to "millionaire." i am so glad you've joined us for this very special week, where we're raising money for shriners hospitals for children. every time someone gets to that $50,000 threshold, we're donating $10,000 to shriners hospitals and a fantastic organization that has transformed kids' lives by providing the expert medical care they need regardless of their family's ability to pay. and you don't want to miss friday's show, because that''re

i am so glad you've joined us for this very special week, where we shriners hospitals for children. every time someone gets to that $50,000 threshold, we're donating $10,000 to shriners hospitals and a fantastic organization that has transformed kids' lives by providing the expert medical care they need regardless of their family's ability to pay. and you don't want to miss friday's show, because that's when we're gonna have a very special guest who will be donating 100% of their winnings to shriners hospitals for

all this week, we're raising money for shriners hospitals for children.hey are a wonderful charity that provides kids with life-changing medical care regardless of their family's ability to pay. every time a contestant gets to the $50,000 threshold, we're gonna make a donation of $10,000. [cheers and applause] plus, on friday, we're gonna have a very special guest with us who will donate

a break from practice to give back to those who made his childhood dream possible at shriners hospital for children, an organization that helped him 17 years earlier. >> you're welcome. hopefully, being a ser child as well, kind of shows them that life is not over. i want to kind of work for the kids with disabilities or even kids without disabilities and hopefully coach them and help them get into sports so they have, you know, an extra avenue for something to do when they are younger. >> reporter: amanda hogle is a recreational therapist. >> it's great cardio exercise and helps with strengthening socially for our kids. >> i always look forward to doing it here at shriners. >> reporter: brittany broke her car in an accident when she was 10. in addition to occupational therapy, she has been dancing and playing wheelchair basketball to get back on her feet. >> when i saw him, it motivated me to do more stuff that i can do because there is not very many olympians that have a disability like he does. >> reporter: pushing himself while carrying the hope of future generations of actually, i'm going to t

at shriner's hospitals for children. the organization that helped him 17 years earlier. >> you are welcome. >> hopefully being a fellow shriners child as well. shows them that, life is not over. i want to work with kids with disability or kids without disabilities and coach them. help them get into sports. so they have, you know extra avenue. for something to do when they're younger. >> amanda hogel is recreational therapist. >> adaptive sports is really critical. not just physically. great cardioexercise. helps with strengthening muscles, socially, emotionally for our kids. i think it so touch fun. shriners. always look forward to doing it. >> britney broke her back in a car accident when she was 10. in addition to occupational therapy. she has been dancing and playing wheelchair basketball to get back on her feet. >> when i saw him it motivated me to do more stuff i can do. there is not very many olympian that have a disability like he does. >> pushing himself while carrying the hope of future generation p home. >> tha

at shriner's hospital for children, the organization that helped him 17 years earlier. shriners child as well kind of shows them, you know, life is not over. i want to work with kids with disabilities or even kids without disabilities and hopefully coach them, help them get into a sport so they have, you know, an extra avenue for something to do when they are younger.o >> reporter: amanda hoegle is a recreational therapist. >> adaptive sports is really critical, not just physically, it's great cardio exercise and helps with strengthening muscles but also socially and >> i think it's so much fun it is my favorite thing aboutis coming here to shriners and i always look forward to doing ith >> britainy fajtick broke her back when she was ten. in addition to occupational therapy she has been dancing and playing wheelchair basketball to get back on her feet. >> when i saw him it motivated me to do more stuff than i cansw do because there are not veryva many olympians that have a disability like he does. >> pushing himself will carryolm the hope of future generations of paral

shriners hospital. [cheers and applause] >> so $1,000 is on the line. you're gonna donate that to shriners hospitals for children? >> absolutely. >> awesome. thank you very much. well then, we really need you to win this. i'm gonna ask you one question. answer it right, we're giving the children's hospital $1,000. you ready? >> i'm ready. >> okay, here it is. your $1,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ because it was believed to be more hygienic until the 1960s, many ymcas required men to be naked while doing what? >> wow. um... not playing basketball, 'cause that would hurt. [laughter] lifting weights would be a little embarrassing. teaching cpr would be very embarrassing, so i would say swimming, and that's my final answer, b. >> if you get this right, $1,000 going to a very good place. and it is. that is right. [cheers and applause] that is right! way to go, buddy. $1,000. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] oh, wow. [cheers and applause] >> what a great day today. gave a lot of money to a teacher. congratulations to barbie. $1,000 going to shriners hospitals for children. it was a good one. thank you

going break from practice to give back to those who made his childhood dream possible at shriners hospitals for children. the organization that helped him 17 years earlier. >> you're welcome. hopefully being a fellow shriner child as well kind of shows them that, you know, life is not over. i want to kind of work with kids with disability or even kids without disabilities and hopefully coach them, help them get into sports so they have extra avenue for something to do when >>reporter: amanda hogle is a recreational therapist. >> sports is really critical, not just physical, it's great cardio exercises and socially and emotionally for our kids. >> i think it's so much fun. it is my favorite thing about coming here to shriners. i always look forward to do it. >>reporter: britain broke her back in a car accident when she was ten. in addition to occupational therapy she has been dancing and playing wheelchair basketball to >> when i saw him, made me motivated to do more stuff that i can do because there's not very many olympians that have a disability like he did. >> pushing himself while carrying the hope

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children's hospital. we work with our shriners colleagues to make this happen. we won. we won to get him to this point. this is certainly not a game for hope for many children like zion and it is part of the zero of transplantation. solid organs in adults now moving these opportunities for these life changing operations in children. and we're so excited that we are at this point. we've learned so much. he's taught us. he teaches us every day. we learn from him. so it's been a great po >> it is incredible. these hands will grow with you. you were even on the cover of "people" magazine. how about that? >> it was okay. i wouldn't say it was the best photo shoot, but it was okay. >> well, zion, i hope you're having fun with us today. you know, we have a new puppy so i hope you get to get over there and pet him. would you like to do that? >> yes. >> we're so happy to see you and thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we'll send it over to al getting a check of the weather. >> i could use your help, zion, doing the weather. >> you want to help? go on, buddy. >> yeah. all right. hey, dude. good to see you. come on over here. now, just hi

for a good cause. all proceeds from the event will be donated to the beja shriners, a non profit organization dedicated to improving children's healthcare. "our purpose is to help support 22 children hospitals throughout north america." a small fee that is helping to showcase a legendary piece of green bay history. bret lemoine fox 6 news. after a fatal stabbing near brady street... and today we're learning the victim -- was a well-known member of the community. and... death at a today -- one of them killed -- during a funeral procession. plus... "anything you want to, do it. want to change the world." beloved actor -- and milwaukee native -- gene wilder passes away. and we start with that breaking news this evening... gene wilder has passed away -- he was 83-years-old. from "young frankenstein" to "willy wonka" -- wilder's comedic most loved and respected actors in hollywood. you could say it was mel brooks who first saw something funny in actor gene wilder. his breakthrough role as the neurotic accountant "leo bloom" in the 1968 brooks' comedy "the producers," earned wilder an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. "the producers" "no! no! don't hit. it doesn't help. it only increase