comment, i will bring up sidney, and elizabeth har ris, and kerri, and then amiratuby, hello. >> hello. >> my name is sidney klenis for 18 and a half years my stepfather was incarcerated in federal prison for more than 50 years i have been a teacher of children and teachers and parents writing books on how to support children's growth and development i have been a commissioner in pasadena and i was the first child to visit alkatraz, these facts combine to make me an expert on children with parents in prison since i have the practical experience of what that means and understanding of children's development it was on my initiative and i have grateful to jeff for mentioning it that the bill of rights was adopted by this board of supervisors and all community continues to

it's one of the dishes are good friend sidney poitier orders all the time when he comes to spago.avis: this book is laid out in such a beautiful way. these photos are amazing. >> even when you eat you eat with your eyes first. if it looks good you are already happy. you say, i can't wait to taste it. we always have the first impression. and eyes and you smell it tasted. if you buy good ingredients and cook them right they look good. willu cook them right they have a beautiful color. if you overcook them they are mushy. my seven-year-old if i overcooked the broccoli and it gets mushy, he sends it. chef. send it back to the you train your seven-year-old. i feel sorry for any chef who has to feed your kid. >> my eight-year-old loves white truffles. we go to the italian restaurant, and they have pasta, and he says, can i have mine with white truffles? is eight. he >> and expensive kid. tavis: since you mentioned sidney poitier, this happened i think the first time years ago -- i have been honored and blessed in my life to be a friend of his. i think the first time i wanted was a bustl

that'sed brendan o'connor there at the university of sidney joining us today. >> speaking of sidney, on a lighter note, the festival was a way of attracting more visitors in the off-peak season. it is now a run-away success. and our paul allen looks at the dazzling l display. >> it is sidney as you have never seen it before lit up in a ballets of light. exhibitors are under orders to make the city as bold as possible. >> the australian sensibility tends to be, you know, loud and brash. so we had to ask some of our partners, perhaps the french bigger and et wilder. >> the creators of aquatique still retain some elements of cultural restraint and dignity. britain's 59 productions, the same team that produced the video conduct for the london olympics have turned their hats to the sidney opera house because it was not enough to attract many tourists in the light of a winter day. >> that's why vivid was born to enlifen a dead patch in sidney's calendar. it seems to have worked. in the first weekend alone 270,000 people came down here to the water front. >> just in the first few days of vi

. >>> sidney kimmel is giving $110 million to thomas jefferson university. it will be renamed after kimmel. i sat down with sidney for a chat for a school that bears his name. >> when you write out a check for $10 million for jefferson how does it make you feel. >> it makes me feel good do it. >> he donated hundreds of millions of dollars for the fight against cancer. and thomas jefferson in philadelphia. but medicine had no monopoly offer his generosity. this billionaire is proud that he made every dime that he has starting with nothing as a child of the depression. he learned from his father that giving essential. >> people are suffering, not just our family but a lot of people in south philadelphia in the early depression days. it was obvious that any time that we had money and help another we would do it. my father almost got killed by my mother by giving away a $25 or $50 tip. it's probably the genetics or d.n.a. that allow me to do what i do today. >>reporter:he made his fortune in the apparel business and selling jones of new york. what does he prefer

i'm sidney monroe. >> i'm leah smith. >> what brings you to us today?> i am here to see if i can get tca to assist me with some type of work and also interview assistance. >> okay. now, let's talk a little bit about you. >> okay. >> how old are you? >> i'm 39. >> how many in the household? >> myself and my son. he's 11. >> are you currently working? >> yes. i'm working part-time at lowe's. >> are you available to work full-time? >> yes. >> do you want one full-time job? >> honestly, i would stay at lowe's and work another part-time job or take a job full-time. right now i'm trying to do whatever it takes to make ends meet. >> do you see yourself going back to school? >> i would like to go to school or take up some type of trade or something. anything to better myself. it's just really hard. >> because of your little boy? >> yes. >> for now i guess you could supplement your income with a part-time job. but you really need one job. you know. you do. you need to be spending some time with your son. >> i agree. >> i'll walk her down to energy assistance. >>

. >> sidney kimmel talks about a how to make sure you're okay. >> sidney kimmel talks about a new allhicken in your grocery store is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company does this. but at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. well, at perdue, we say you are what you eat...eats. so we feed our chickens an all-veggie diet, including corn and marigolds with no added animal by-products... hormones...or steroids. because at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. hormones...or steroids. >> welcome back. let's take a look at some of your traffic cameras. we're at 95 in girard. overnight construction crews are out of the way here in that ongoing work zone. yesterday was our first morning with the new northbound traffic pattern which extends the long term zone north towards allegheny avenue. it didn't cause any unusual delays yesterday morning. at the moment volume is light. delays yesterday morning. good news here. >>> let's go on ove

sidney kimmel himself was man of the hour at thomas jefferson university.immel made official what we reported yesterday, giving $110 million to the university. hundreds of medical personnel, from jefferson were there for the the announcement and they saw a historic change in their institution, the medical school was renamed the sidney kimmel college of medicine at thomas jefferson university. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, drivers were all a buzz over thousands of bees that swarmed a toll plaza, along the pennsylvania turnpike. >>> and see what happens after an out of control driver crashes with a parked car. >>> storm tracker six live double scan showing a line of storms moving our way. this will put an end to our 90-degree weather. i will have details including a look at the weekend in the forecast. >>> phillies leave atlanta with brooms in hand, ducis rodgers with that story when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a

of a recent pew poll in the region showed that the majority of sidney's not just christians and other minorities but the sunni populations of jordan turkey lebanon israel and did not want the united states to further arm the syrian rebels so the neighborhood is not interested in more stability in the region even at the price of hurting the syrian rebels so they don't want to marry because help but maliki we saw just this last few days has asked for american military strikes again. speaking of which i mentioned demonic zation of assad earlier and i think to some extent the assad government made it easier for the west to demonize him because of the use of these having a military force against communities where hardline islam is and other rebels to cold do iraqis or indeed americans if they choose to get involved. have any other like military alternatives other than using airstrikes and ground offenses that will most likely result in large civilian casualties well you're raising a very difficult question here i'm not a military expert but you know one can't help but compare the massacres

a look at sidney kimmel's huge donation to jefferson university hospital. >> nebraska residents stillggering from a deadly set of twin twisters get hit again. karen. >> temperatures already right now in the upper 70's and the dewpoint in the mid 60's. let's take a look at how it feels out there. yes, it's humid when you have a dewpoint of 65 degrees, you're certainly feeling it. in fact we have a heat advisory in effect through the region. details in your seven-day hi. i'm henry winkler. and i know there are many myths out there about a reverse mortgage, so i want you to know the facts. there are currently no credit score or income requirements to qualify. you can get tax-free money from the equity in your home. you can use the money to pay off your current mortgage if you have one. the remaining money can be used for anything. there's no monthly mortgage payments. and you still own your home! call today to get your free guide and dvd. it explains how a government-insured reverse mortgage works. there's no obligation. one reverse mortgage is a quicken loans company. their licensed exp

maliki many people believe that he is too sectarian that if america supports him it will offend sidney's turn sunni world against the united states and alienate our support in the gulf therefore they're very reluctant to get in with direct military support they would like to get diplomats on the ground to begin negotiating as they did during the occupation between all sides to try to bring some kind of political resolution maliki is very unlikely to allow the americans to once again become a major political force in baghdad arranging deals between sunnis and shiites and becoming it putting itself the center of iraqi politics so i don't see maliki accepting this. and then i equally do not see the united states stepping in in a big way to use air power or put its own troops on the line in iraq so yes in the short answer is america may allow this to percolate on as long as it doesn't see baghdad falling or a real threat to its interests in iraq it may not step in and use drones and air power to kill the sunni rebels well interesting we talked earlier about the possibility of involving iran.

lower land costs and it's been there ever sense a remnant of the produce market is a brick entry on sidney on front street if arthritis correct but it's remnant of the provide market marry mike, i think it is a good model that could be applicable in the future something like the flower mart they moved south to another area that has good freeway access but kwos close to deal with the retail floral customers in san francisco. i agree with director ram i know it's important we've spent maybe a billion dollars on the central subway and we have that great infrastructure in place and we need to use this land to it couldn't be used for office and housing if there's pdr and can survive in the area that's business owner fine but try to protect every business or land in that area it's a big mistake, in fact, many cities would love the demanded we have in san francisco we have to balance that with our pdr and pdr is important we want to keep as much as we can but not having it exactly in the same locations as right now there's a vacant building and it's been vacant for one hundred years it didn't mak

you said sidney and harry .t do you make of the fact that here is a class with ruby davis and harry ?elafonte what do you make of the fact you are kids in every one of you and of becoming not just good actors and great actors, but all of you went on to become iconic figures? >> what i would like to remember , that dream that , wel and fred o'neill had all became carriers of the dream. it's not really true. they are the dream carriers. the people who pass on the dream for you to carry. you can't back away from it. you have to accept it. you have to pass it on. you have to pick up the weapons tribeense and protect the , and you have to take responsibility, and you have to raise the children, and you have to be an example, and you have there is nogs work. such thing as backing down. when you finally realize that that is when life becomes exciting. you don't have to be so pervasive. whatever you do is enough if you can get it together and pass it on. that is one of the things i have learned as i have gotten older. i

sidney monroe. >> i'm leah smith. >> what bringbes you to us today? >> i am here to see if i can get tca to help me with some type of work and interview assistance. >> okay. let's talk about you. how old are you? >> i'm 39. >> how many in the household? myself and my son, and he is currently 11. >> are you currently working? >> yes, part-time at lowe's. >> are you available to work full-time? >> yes. >> would you like one full-time job? >> honestly i would stay at lowe's and work a full-time job or however it takes to make ends meet. >> would you like to go to school? >> i would like to go to school to pick up a trade or something, because anything to better myself, but it is really hard. >> because of your little boy? >> yes. >> and i guess for now you could supplement the income with a part-time job, but you need one job, because you need to be spending time with your son. >> right. i will walk her down to energy assistance. >> okay. >> great. >> she is pretty great. >> yes, she is. >> i have to be honest, ms. smith is not the type of person i thoug

they had a big event where my father was working as a janitor, and harry belafonte and sidney poitierdlined the event. afterwards i said, i want to go down this summer and work for king. byatt sent me to ella baker. baker had the snake test. i met a volunteer who had been a student at union seminary. when the coordinating committee came down that summer, marion barry was the chairperson. they came and met. that summer berry was going to the convention, the democratic and republican conventions, to the platform committee. they were trying to influence that. they decided to hold their first meeting -- south wide meeting in the fall of 1960. they said, we don't know who did what in alabama, mississippi, and louisiana. she and ella looked up at to her. i went as a scout. when i hit cleveland, in seymour was the one who told us what to do. was the one who told me what to do. he understood the sit in movement was a big deal. he was looking at that energy and said we need to get that energy here but not to do direct he was sitting on the data about voter registration. i had been to all of th

this happened in sidney, australia today. they say the whales may have been looking for a quiet place to give birth. >> wrong place. >> that didn't stop people from getting a closer look. >>unreal. all of a sudden popped out. and we were just like -- >> there you go. well the whale did rest for a few hours before heading off. biologists say more whales will appear as they head knot on their migration. an audience is the last thing she wanted. >> look at the picture right there. >> clear skies around san francisco. 74 degrees. santa cruise seeing the sun shine at 77. out towards the east bay and north bay and downtown san jose, that's where the temperatures are toasty. 86 around san jose. late day breeze is kicking into san francisco but without the fog it's like being at the house and turning the fan on without any cool. and the winds are turning on but going to take time to cool down. we may see numbers in the 70's around 11:00 tonight. tomorrow moderate air qualities. we'll keep an eye on the level as high pressure reaches

it will be renamed the sidney kimmel medical college at thomas jefferson university.t is the fifth largest gift to a correct dead did ited medical college in the country. that money will be used for scholarships, new facilities and patient care. >> septa officials putting the word out tonight be car full with social media on your commute. septa has had an increase in the number of commuters ignoring railroad gates and stepping off platforms into the track area as trains are approaching. they say it's dangerous and blame the use of social media. people may not be paying attention to their surroundings as they read e-mail, text messages or listen to music. >> we want people to look up and pay attention to their surroundings so they don't inadvertently step into a dangerous situation, too close to the tracks, out in the street near a bus or bump into other passengers on the platforms. >> septa issuing today's reminder on commuter safety at the temple university station which serves over 6,000 passengers every day. >> a federal ruling today against the washington redskins

this off a beach in sidney, australia today. >> marine biologists say the whale may have been looking for a quiet place to give birth, which would make it a wrong whale, because that didn't happen. surfers and swimmers came up for a closer look. >> come on. leave her alone. >> she wants to. the whale rested for a few hours before heading off. biologists say more will appear. it sounds like off the coast of california. >> of course, we have the climates ups and downs. certainly toasty around here as we check in with rob mayeda. here with the micro climate forecast. it's heading to winter in australia. that does mean the southern hemisphere seeing winter. nothing winter like about our temperatures. we're in the 70s around san francisco. mid 80s in na pa. you can see the temperature around the bay area. now cooling down to 68 in santa cruz. f 72 in san francisco. we do have a sea breeze out there. these wind speeds gusty up to 30 miles an hour. just like if you ran a fan without the air-conditioning or coolant involved, you're not cooling off a lot. this after a hot day inland so this is

video causing quite a stir online, incredibly viral, millions of views from mainly jump rock in the sidney harbor in australia. the video posted by teri. so when he jumps, we see cliff diving video, big whoop, that's not the buzz. check it out. he jumped, but as soon as he comes up, listen to what his friends say. >> shark! shark! >> where? >> behind you. >> hear that? shark, shark. >> oh! swimming towards it? what are you doing? >> swimming in the water, trying to swim, trying to get back to the shore, right? that splashing around, srks thk that's an animal. >> right. >> no way! are you kidding me? >> he's freaking out after this. >> like he should be. >> like i said, millions of views. i'm going to be on it. when i saw it, i thought, oh, something's up. it's fishy. i want you to see a different video, newport beach, australia. now, there's a guy with his go pro in shallow ocean, right? watch when he takes the go pro camera underwater. >> oh! no way, it's the same video! >> yeah, that is thee exact same video. is this a fake? >> well, here's the deal. kind of looks like the same dude. we

it shows a man taking a leap in the sidney harbor to have a chosen counter with the great white, a lot of people are now saying they think it is fake. what do you think about this? let us know on facebook and twitter. we'd love to hear from you what do you think. >> if i'm that guy i hope it's fake. >> come on that is are close for them to conveniently swim off. >> that is a big fish. >> yes. >> all right. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 philadelphia city council green lights a bill that essentially decriminalizes marijuana, will this influence the state to push, medicinal marijuana or legalize marijuana in general, we will take a closer look, kate. >>> we have been tracking showers on a much cooler, cloudy day but now sunnies coming out and things are looking better, do they stay that way for weekend? details coming up in weather. >>> also new details in the crash that critically injured actor tracie minister again what investigators revealed about the truck driver accused of causing that crash. >>> plus a victory for students with disabilities, governor chris

. >>> another big auto recall announced overnight this one involving sidney -- nissan and honda to repair flaws and air bags installed in 13 models between 2000 and 2005. 60% of flyers claim they wouldn't mind paying more in fees if it meant shorepointer laws. >>> a new study found that after 18, 41% of men need financial help from their parents compared to 30% of women. daughters are less likely to move back home. that's america's money, i'm rina ninin. >> a well-known rock band has joined the well populated rank of the people who have covered the song from frozen. hear their version coming up. >>> secretary of state john kerry confronts the threat of a new war in our new flatbread sandwiches may be flat... the flavors, are anything but. so whether it's taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean... or the smoky spice of the southwest... or bold, adventurous thai flavors... ...you always get flavor that's anything but flat. and always with chicken raised without antibiotics. new flatbread sandwiches from panera... ... each 360 calories or less. try one today. hey! so i'm looking

. >>> a former olympian swimmer champ, amy van dyken won golds in sidney. she suffered a severed spine, since then she's undergone surgery to stabilize her spine. >>> the heat and the spurs play game three in the finals tonight. >> as for the stanley cup finals, we get details from last night's game from our friends at "sportscenter." >>> the last time the stanley cup final game was played inside madison garden mark messier lifted the cup. game three against the kings monday night, here we go, jonathan quick, grew up a rangers fan in connecticut. first period, rangers had opportunities, but they were denied by quick each time. mats zuk real owe had a chance at the doorstep. this is a back-breaker. late first period, i'm talking very late, jeff carter, scoring with under a second to go. the kings can wrap it up wednesday at madison garden. >>> cleveland's lonny chizen haul, in 17-7 win over the rangers. 5 for 5 on the night and came just a triple short of the cycle. >>> in the nba, phil jackson and the knicks have found a coach, former thunder guard and lake

she was teamed often with sidney portier and as good as spike lee's material as she was at shakespeare. back in the '60s she came to know dr. king and worked with him. ruby dee was 91 years old. >>> one of our former presidents turned 90 today and celebrated the only way he knows how, by sky diving so we must be talking about 41 turning 90. he took to the air with the golden knights and jumped over a perfectly good helicopter, over the atlantic ocean, and landing on an "x" at the family compound poun compound. after a rough but successful touchdown, he talked about the jump of his granddaughter, jenna bush haggard. >> that was awesome. >> how did it look coming down? good. >> it looked amazing. was it fun? was it great? the landing came in hot. did it hurt? >> i'll be okay. [ laughter ] >> we love you grandpy. >>> this picture caught our eye today, the deck crew on uss george h.w. bush spelling out the numeric significance of the day in living color. >>> president obama's annual physical has been completed. the report is out and even though our presidents in the modern era traveled wit

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by the way sidney crosby, all have to change right?> andrew wiggins was most sought after player in nba draft. sixers tried and could not trade one cleveland. had it worked out i bet they would remember his name at a press conference. >> let's say hello to mitchell wiggins. or andrew wiggins i'm sorry. i go back. mitchell come back, andrew wiggins, could come on andrew. >> mitchell wiggins is father former sixer it's andrew, andrew wiggins honest mistake by the cleveland cavaliers announcer. it's live tv we've all been there. that was not the mistake he wanted to make on this day. >> finally tonight the warm night led itself to frozen entertainment. families packed hawthorne park in south fold watch disney's hit proceedsen. animated film features oscar winning 1207bg let it go. the next movie at the park jewel 25 featuring lego movie. disney of course the parent company of channel 6. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". "action news" continues at 5:30 with eva pilgrim, and meteorologist chris sowers. and no

>> yeah, nine hours north of sidney, a gentleman loves sting raies so much, dove after it, and then it comes after him, he dives away. this is not small. >> that thing is huge. >> steve irwin died from a barb, he would have been in bad trouble. >>> all right. we're going to shift to this because technology is doing something quite fascinating. drunk drivers, you should watch out. one, you shouldn't be on the road, but if you are, you can get busted quickly. scientists in poland are working on it so they use a laser on the highway as they do for surprise, but this laser detects if there's alcohol in the vol or vapors from your mouth. >> how does that work? through the glass? >> yeah, but the problem with that is maybe the passenger is drunk in the backseat, so they can't tell just yet. they are working on that, but it's quite fascinating, nonetheless, and, of course, you got something? >> yeah, congratulations. minnesota scout, 17 years old, over the weekend, finished one year straight sleeping outdoors every single night, and you know how bad this past winter was. he said that he wore

the heart trophy finalists the award goes to the league's mvp the winner captain of the penguins sidneysby. >> lebron james toll the heat today he will opt out of his contract and become an awnry strucked free agent july 1st. he played in 4nba finals and won two championships. he does the mean he will leave miami but he will test the market. >> to world cup action uruguay versus italy. louis suarez bites italy's georgio in the shoulder. check it out again. this isn't the first time this guy has done and he's showing the bite mark there. uruguay scored in the 81 is the minute to give them the one to nothing victory and advance to the knock out round. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> it's a sweet reality for two camden county men appearing on tlc' cake boss next great baker. >> "eyewitness news" was at pj well hans in cherry hill for viewing party tonight. aldi bar toluene and manny, are the talents behind their bakery in collingswood. family friends and others joined with them tonight to watch them put on their baking skills. the two are competing to win $100,000 on the show. good luck. we'll

happening today, jefferson university hospital will celebrate a $110 million donation from philanthropist sidney kimmel. kimmel has donated more than $400 million to establish cancer centers at jefferson memorial sloan-kettering and johns hopkins. in an exclusive interview with jim gardner kimmel said he started fighting cancer after the death of his best friend's daughter. >> i just felt so horrible that i guess that's what triggered off my desire to help him, to help the carnes world and that started it. >> the donation to jefferson's medical college will be used for new facilities, research and financial aid for students. >> it is already hot out there, karen, and you're saying we're going to jump another 14 degrees. >> yes, we are so get ready for that heat right now. it's 79 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint is way up there so we continue to feel sticky out there. just a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking around the region we were tracking some showers that were really falling apart as they moved in from the west and now as we look around the reg

lurela harris and sidney clemons. >> thank you for holding this hearing, i am a proud volunteer of the coalition on homelessness here in san francisco, and i wanted to speak specifically regarding the church and market safeway, because, it seems like more and more, there is stories and information getting out, about from td opposition, to these recycling centers about how unpleasant it is to watch some of the recyclers who go there and someone who has out reached to that location numerous times i want to offer a perspective from the other end of the arena because the level of the respect achieved between the staff and the recyclers is something that i believe should be recognized and the staff stream lines and they interact and they approach the center with the items tidy, organized and ready to go. and more over, the recyclers, specifically regarding them, i have yet to see them litter, the area, with the waste of any kind, nor have i witnessed any type of behavior that led me to understand that they are a nuance or a debt triment to the community. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> th

. >>> sidney kimmel is giving $110 million to thomas jefferson university.l be renamed after kimmel. i sat down with sidney for a chat for a school that bears his name. >> when you write out a check for $10 million for jefferson how does it make you feel. >> it makes me feel good do it. >> he donated hundreds of millions of dollars for the fight against cancer. and thomas jefferson in philadelphia. but medicine had no monopoly offer his generosity. this billionaire is proud that he made every dime that he has starting with nothing as a child of the depression. he learned from his father that giving essential. >> people are suffering, not just our family but a lot of people in south philadelphia in the early depression days. it was obvious that any time that we had money and help another we would do it. my father almost got killed by my mother by giving away a $25 or $50 tip. it's probably the genetics or d.n.a. that allow me to do what i do today. >>reporter:he made his fortune in the apparel business and selling jones of new york. what does he prefer making

maliki many people believe that he is too sectarian and that if america supports him it will offend sidney's turn to send the world against the united states and alienate our support in the gulf therefore they're very reluctant to get in direct military support they would like to get the diplomats on the ground to begin negotiating as they did during the occupation. now take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world this hour another war torn country afghanistan's presidential election was supposed to bring about the country's first ever democratic transfer of power but stability in afghanistan seems a long way off hundreds of afghanistan's have rallied in kabul in support of presidential . candidate abdullah abdullah who pulled out of the elections accusing the government of rigging the vote they are demanding officials react to allegations of ballot stuffing this comes as a suicide bomber set off a bomb in the capital killing one civilian and injuring several. flash flooding and mudslides on bulgaria's black sea coast have left twelve people dead many others are still

the actress who starred opposite of sidney portiay in a raisen in the sun.e marched alongside martin luther king the day he uttered the words, "i have a dream." she said she planned for her ashes to be placed in the urn with her late husband with the inscription, "in this thing together." ruby died at the age of 91. >>> coming up next, the americans had an idea to bring smiles to soccer stars all around the world. two medium cappuccinos! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. heh, heh. that's not the coffee talkin'. [ female announcer ] start your day with kellogg's frosted mini wheats cereal. with whole wheat goodness on one side and a hint of sweetness on the other, it's a delicious way to get the

:00 in the morning and nairobi where greste based and asia and australia and the big hash tag for sidney where he was from in australia as well. forgive the slight lag we have here on the ipad, but this is what is happening with free aj staff and aj trial, i'm terribly sorry with the the lag we are getting here but this shows you, something happened and we had a fall off recently and we have 12000 tweets per hour and it has fallen and i will have to check on that and forgive me because this is moving so, so quickly and quite difficult to keep up with it. so let me just bring up the map again and we will keep going there. here we go. there is the free aj staff as well and to remind you how big this has become in a very, very short space of time, pretty much global condemnation right across the world. >> and you have run through it earlier but give us an idea how much social campaign, social media campaign helped bring attention to this case and what it has done to journalists who are in jail. >> reporter: really good point and i have stuff i can show from a little bit earlier. the free aj

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eight decades on the stage, television, and more than 50 movies, including "a raisin in the sun" with sidneyy: ruby dee's most famous collaboration was with ossie davis. they were married for more than half a century and made five films together, including "do the right thing. of. >> hey! you old drunk! what did i tell you about drinking in front of my stoop? move on. you're block my view. >> pelley: off screen, davis and dee fought for civil rights and were kennedy center honorees. after davis died in 2005, dee kept acting, earning an oscar nomination for "american gangster. >> i got to go. >> don't lie to me. don't do that. >> pelley: she once told a reporter, "i really don't believe in retiring. as long as you can breathe." ruby dee was 91. in a moment, some of america's most enduring stars and the song that brings a crowd to its feet. [announcer] if your dog can dream it, purina pro plan can help him achieve it. ♪ epic classical music stops ♪music resumes music stops ♪music resumes [announcer] purina pro plan's bioavailable formulas deliver optimal nutrient absorption. [owner] come on. [

and very blessed that in my lifetime, i have gotten to be friends with both harry bellefonte and sidneyop names. you can't talk to poitier more than five minutes without hearing about robison. you can't talk to bellefonte more than three minutes before hearing about paul robeson. >> three seconds. tavis: they will tell you they are not who they are without paul robeson. >> absolutely, i actually speak about an experience with mr. poitier in my book "transforming pain to power." i got to take a private tour of the america i am exhibit with mr. poitier. he was just so shocked to see himself featured a few times in that exhibit. stand on the shoulders of harry bellefonte, of ruby dee and ossie davis and, of course, of paul robeson. i am just honored to be able to have experiences with people like that and when they talk about their giants, that's when you know that this is somebody we need to pay attention to. tavis: you mentioned your book, i mentioned it, "transforming pain to power," unlock your unlimited potential, what's the message you want to get through this text? >> my father was

the 41 year old won four gold medals at the 1996 atlanta olympics and two more in sidney before retiring>>> also a pennsylvania state trooper had was paralyzed in a car crash is given new mobility thanks to very generous gift. trooper gene, of york county received an $18,000 alter ryan wheelchair that allows her to move in a standing position. the dealer of the wheelchair has donated them before to veterans but this is the first time one has been given to a first responder in pennsylvania. >> i don't think in the lifetime i could repay them for this. i don't think i could repay anybody for this in lifetime. this is one i can't pay back. i just got to figure out how to pay it forward. >> jean says she's looking forward to going fishing and camping with her new wheelchair. >>> well, two residents of a montgomery county retirement community recently traveled to france to commemorate the 70th anniversary of d-day. for the vets it was a visit filled with bittersweet memories of patriotism and honor. our steve patterson sat down and spoke with them about this memorable trip. >> reporter: they