>> sophia did not respond to our requests for an interview.e escapes the incident with only a few scratches. >> it wouldn't have been a good outcome if the train would have went any further. because there isn't a lot of space between the actual equipment and the ground. it wouldn't have been pretty. >> they said your actions were heroic. >> for their quick thinking sharise and a co-worker receive a host of awards including one from the massachusetts governor. >> i didn't think of it as me being a hero at all. it was just me doing a job like any other. it was just a reflex of, you know, stay calm and just stop the train. it's all i could do. >> bill is also honored by the two beloved teams he ushers for, the red sox and the celtics. >> they had me stand where i was ushering and had 16,000 people clapping, which is exciting as it can be. >> and he's glad he could do his part to help. >> i describe it as maybe a once in a lifetime thing. i was just happy i was in the right place at the right time and i hope i never see it happen again. >> may 18t

you can't really have marilyn. >> why did he get sophia loren? >> she is still alive. >> i'll go with sophia begara. >> i had a scene with her in a movie, a love scene with her in a movie. >> really? >> it was movie that never came out. >> really? >> but i watch it every night. >> if i had a scene with her, i wouldn't care if it came out. gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. love the show. we're done. thank you. when we come back, a sneak preview of a blockbuster month on "piers morgan tonight" and my interview with one of the funniest men in television, jimmy fallon. >>> and that's it for us tonight. be sure to be here monday for the republican presidential

you can't really have marilyn. >> why did he get sophia loren? alive. >> i'll go with sophia begara. >> i had a scene with her in a movie, a love scene with her in a movie. >> really? >> it was movie that never came out. >> really? >> but i watch it every night. >> if i had a scene with her, i wouldn't care if it came out. gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. love the show. we're done. thank you. when we come back, a sneak preview of a blockbuster month on "piers morgan tonight" and my interview with one of the funniest men in television, jimmy fallon. we don't just make a sunroof... ..we make the heavens wide. we don't just make a crossover... ..we make a statement. the cadillac srx. we don't just make luxury cars, we make cadillacs. and today, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief right to the site of your tough pain. in fact, it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. extra stre

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you can't really have marilyn. >> why did he get sophia loren?>> i'll go with sofia vergara. >> i had a scene with her in a movie, a love scene with her in a movie. >> really? >> it was movie that never came out. >> really? >> but i watch it every night. >> if i had a scene with her, i wouldn't care if it came out. gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. love the show. we're done. thank you. when we come back, a sneak preview of a blockbuster month on "piers morgan tonight" and my interview with one of the funniest men in television, jimmy fallon. [ male announcer ] nature valley sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] thanks to advanced natural gas turbine technology from ge, the power that will help make our nation more energy independent is right here in america. [ crickets chirping ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] advanced gas turbine technology from ge. ♪ >>> and that's it for us tonight. be

. >> and sophia -- >> reporter: even mom was there. >> i love you. >> reporter: and her brothers. >> three brothers, no sisters. the best preparation for politics any girl could ever have. >> reporter: for michele bachmann, the path to the white house runs through iowa. >> i often say that everything i need to know i learned in iowa and i know what it means to be from iowa. i know what we value here. and i know what's important. >> reporter: bachmann is something of a home field advantage here in iowa. she grew up right in this house in downtown waterloo. lived here with her three brothers until she was 12 years old. >> our family was democrat. i have one republican grandmother. but we were reasonable, fair-minded people, just like all of our neighbors. and it was really a very strong sense of common sense heartland values. that's what i want to take into the white house. that's an kind of sensibility and voice that were never considered spending more money than what we have. >> reporter: bachmann has five biological children and more. >> we were privileged to raise 23 foster childre

and sophia was like, can you tell the difference? i don't know, it's the same thing.ourselves just reciting dialogue from the show that had been written by other people. it was very weird. basically a live performance of "modern family." >> jimmy: sounds like everything's going great. the show is great again this season. >> thank you. >> jimmy: there was no slump at all. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we look forward to next season. watch reruns all summer. jesse tyler ferguson. "modern family," wednesdays at 9:00 here on abc. we'll be right back with sarah vowell. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing will keep you from magnum. ♪ silky vanilla bean ice cream and rich caramel sauce all covered in thick belgian chocolate. now available for the first time in america... new magnum ice cream. with olay, taking it all off -- that's my cleansers job. olay facial cleansers remove 2x more dirt and makeup. for skin so naturally beautiful, it'd be a shame to cover it up. cleansers by olay. ♪ love when that happens. [ male announcer ] applebee's introduces two new sizzling entrees. starting

. >> this is a picture of sophia.ophia is the stratospheric observato observatory. >> the altitude, 43,000 feet, filters out light from the planet and lets scientists and a few teachers see all the way to the center of the galaxy. for beard, the experience was as rewarding as being dhoechb fly with nasa. >> i felt like i had a smile on my face the whole time. i made sure that i spoke to everyone. it was invigorating and rejuvenating. i had all of these ideas that i can't wait to bring back to my classroom. >> and so the astronomy club uses the lunch hour to fill up on knowledge as well as peanut butter and jelly. >> it's really fun to me to listen to someone who's done it and not just talking about out of a textbook, oh, this star does this, this star does that. it's more interesting to me to learn from someone who knows what they're talking about. >> i've always been interested in science and seeing that it can happen to people that i know, it kind of makes me think, wow, i could go into something like that. >> beard

borders bulgaria is other european countries feel safe on the nature protection and supports the shield sophia strongly believes the proliferation of ballistic technology will make such protection vitally necessary. it was a little of welcome to the show very good speaker thank you very much for being with us it's a pleasure and an order well first of all i wanted to ask you about your meeting with the recent meeting with mr lover of russian foreign minister where you said i quote it's of paramount importance that our balcony become part of the european security system well obviously you meant membership in nato. so i also meant membership of european union ok right and are you sure that that nato is the main factor that will guarantee security in europe is that is that the belief i'm absolutely positive because if you look at it. things historically you will see the last twenty years in the balkans we have seen so many worlds and so many divisions among ethnic groups and religions there we have a historic opportunity actually more than that we have a historic responsibility to make sure the w

. >> she has chosen to fly on sophia that is the world's largest airborne observatory. the modified 747 has a side door which opens to reveal the world's largest telescope. she has always dreamed of going outer space but flying that far up. >> it is a disneyland kind of experience. >> the project says teaming up with schools helps both teachers and students. >> the students have better test scores and participation in science fairs for years after the research experience. so that's what we are trying to do. >> reporter: she will start her 10-hour research flight friday night from the facility at pamdale and be studying how solar systems are formed. maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> two bay area students did their best today to wow the crowd and the judges at the national spelling bee in washington, d.c. 14-year-old kate is a native russian speaker who correctly spelled aerobicize on stage today at washington, d.c. from walnut creek and went into today's competition with a positive attitude and a lot of respect for her fellow spellers. >> a lot of people are here

. >> she has chosen to fly on sophia that is the world's largest airborne observatory. modified 747 has a side door which opens to reveal the world's largest telescope. she has always dreamed of going outer space but flying that far up. >> it is a disneyland kind of experience. >> the project says teaming up with schools helps both teachers and students. >> the students have better test scores and participation in science fairs for years after the research experience. so that's what we are trying to do. >> reporter: she will start her 10-hour research flight friday night from the facility at pamdale and be studying how solar systems are formed. maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> two bay area students did their best today to wow the crowd and the judges at the national spelling bee in washington, d.c. 14-year-old kate is a native russian speaker who correctly spelled aerobicize on stage today at washington, d.c. from walnut creek and went into today's competition with a positive attitude and a lot of respect for her fellow spellers. >> a lot of people are here for

the residents of sophia woke up to an updated soviet army sculpture.a -- >> i went to school right opposite this monument is where my college was. i passed by it every day not thinking much about it. >> now this. what has happened to this monument. >> this monument has been the center of a debate. we can talk about it later, what to do with it. some people want it torn down. others want it kept. what happened to it overnight this weekend is that an anonymous artist decided to give it a facelift. and this is what it looks like now. take a look at it. you have a soviet soldier who looks like super-man. santa claus is standing next to him, standing guard with binoculars and a rifle. behind super man is mcdonald's mascot ronald. you know what he's doing? he's busy sipping a beer. >> oh, my goodness. >> but you know what? to some people, this was like a humorous makeover. to others it was pretty offensive. especially members, young members of the bulgarian socialist party weren't amused. also there was russian reaction calling this vandalism. i can quote --

he was chosen to fly on nasa's sophia, nasa's largest airborne observatory.pped with a high tech telescope and will reach 4,000 feet. >> if this genre finds something exciting. >> she said she will videotape her experiences so she can share her trip with her students. the great thing about teachers, they want to share the good experiences with their kids. >>> lot luges check -- let's check in with sal. >> we're looking at very busy traffic all over the bay area. let's go to the 880 northbound as you drive the coliseum. you can see traffic will be busy, almost stop and go, really bad traffic from the coliseum area. most people are stopped there. right now traffic will be really busy. let's go up to the toll plaza. the traffic is going to be backed up for about a 15-minute delay. and southbound 680 at stone valley road at alamo there is an accident. traffic is busy. by the way, i found out what's going on on the nimitz freeway. at stone valley video there is an accident. put up 880. there is a stalled truck at high street. now that we have the super missing, yo

. >> sophia is a low-flying space telescope that comes home every morning, better than a mountain topry in terms of its clarity, its ability to observe celestial objects, and it's much less expensive and much more convenient than a telescope. >> reporter: nasa's invited six teach stories fly with sciences on research trips this month. maria barrett of branham high school is one of the chosen few. >> wouldn't it be great if i was on that flight when we discovered a new star? >> you'll be waving at them. >> maybe discover evidence there might be a star with planets orbiting around it that could be like our earth. >> reporter: the specially redesigned plane flies 45,000 feet above most of the water in our earth's atmosphere. >> rollback door over the opening, same size telescope as hubble. >> reporter: on-board telescope uses infrared light to study stars, comets, even black holes. >> we have evidence when teachers have research experience, that it improves their career trajectory, their retention, their morale, their students have better test scores and participation in science fairs. >

>> well, the panic button and we have heard that the pierre and the sophia hotel will be putting them in and also the savoy and the carlisle hotels who will put in panic buttons with a locator area so they know when the maid hits the button where she is located. one of the problems in new york city with a lot of the older hotels is that the walls are so thick, and very hard to hear some of these. now, if you are into be 27th floor of one of the major hotels, and you have, you know, security trying to get there even if you do hear it, it is really a problem. the important thing is that the union unions are working with the hotel association of new york city to see what are some additional policies they should be implementing. you know, since this -- >> forgive me for interrupting, but the onus, when you talk about the panic buttons whether it is male or female, the hotel maid to push this button to trigger authorities or perhaps whoever is on dutyt that moment, but i imagine that some of the housekeepers and the maids would say, look, the onus should fall on hotel management that there