could you please find me the number for melbourne university, dot? i need to have a word with the vice chancellor. [ knock on door ] good evening. sir, i'm sorry to wake you, but this lady insists on seeing young jane tonight. i-i'm the dear child's aunt. i've been so worried about her. mm. mr. butler, please show miss gay into the parlor. i've explained to your visitor that jane's in temporary care while we continue our investigation. thank you. but the inspector is expecting you at the station in the morning to explain why you abducted a juvenile. well, i'm sure i'll have a very good answer by then. good night, miss. when i think of her wandering all alone at night... the constable said you were kind enough to take her in. did he mention that she'd been found with stolen property? oh, dearie me. i'm afraid my jane has been light-fingered before. it seems your aunt is here. gay: oh, jane, darling! thank god you're all right! now, come -- come back home with me, and we'll help sort out all this fuss. no! i'm not going back there, and you're not my au

or is that -- >> melbourne. melbourne. >> jimmy: oh, australia. >> it's just next to new zealand. >> jimmy: yeah, it's close. yeah, exactly. well, that's cool. that's a good accent right there. you didn't come from a big hollywood family, right? your parents aren't actors. >> no, no. we grew up in melbourne and lived in the northern territory and the outback. >> jimmy: because your brother is a big actor, as well. >> yeah. my younger brother -- older brother is working as well. acting and neither of my parents were in the business. and for whatever reason -- >> jimmy: are they proud of you? >> absolutely, yeah. [ laughter ] they better be. >> jimmy: exactly. yeah, she's proud. what do they do, your parents? >> they work for an organization called the australian childhood foundation. it's for prevention of child abuse. >> jimmy: very nice. >> yeah. >> jimmy: cool. [ cheers and applause ] good for your parents. very nice. >> that's right, yeah. >> jimmy: do they get a kick out of, like, the premieres? i mean, you'

we have music tonight by a band from melbourne, australia, which is fun. their debut album is called "a is for alpine." alpine, from the sony stage. tomorrow night, jane lynch and jerry o'connell will be with us. and we'll have music from 2 chainz. and we have a new show for you on friday with celine dion and jim o'heir from parks and recreation, who often get confused for each other. it's a shame we couldn't get celine dion and 2 chainz here together. >> jimmy: our first guest is a very gifted performer. he tickled us in secret places for 8 seasons on saturday night live and you can hear him now as flint lockwood in the new movie "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2." it opens in theaters september 27th, please say hello to bill hader. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi! what a nice audience. >> jimmy: they're very enthusiastic. you almost didn't make it here tonight. >> i almost didn't make it. i just got in two hours ago. >> jimmy: i glad you did make it. what was going on? >> i was at seth meyer's wedding at martha's vineyard. >> jimmy: did somebody go awww

we have music tonight by a band from melbourne, australia, which is fun. their debut album is called "a is for alpine." alpine, from the sony stage. tomorrow night, jane lynch and jerry o'connell will be with us. and we'll have music from 2 chainz. and we have a new show for you on friday with celine dion and jim o'heir from parks and it's a shame we couldn't get celine dion and 2 chainz here together. >> jimmy: our first guest is a very gifted performer. he tickled us in secret places for 8 seasons on saturday night live and you can hear him now as flint lockwood in the new movie "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2." it opens in theaters september 27th, please say hello to bill hader. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi! what a nice audience. >> jimmy: they're very enthusiastic. you almost didn't make it here tonight. >> i almost didn't make it. i just got in two hours ago. >> jimmy: i glad you did make it. what was going on? >> i was at seth meyer's wedding at martha's vineyard. >> jimmy: did somebody go awww. >> he is off the market, ladies. seth meyer's wed

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. >> the melbourne aces, they put out video of a guy a week ago showing a guy knocking down bowling pins. i said that was fake, too. >> doesn't look like it's doing anything to get people in the stands. >> definitely fake. >> two? >> these were just wired over, food is attached to one of the cables. we can plug them into the power plug. >> is he trying to electrocute himself or what? >> i don't doubt he electrocuted himself. he plugged in wires -- >> this is the worst fake we've ever seen. >> the little fake explosion. like a graphic from clip art. >> yeah. >> looked like a pal from batman. >> come on. >> i don't understand why he keeps trying to electrocute himself. >> to get some videos. >> that's his hole schtick. >> it was just a crappy fake video. >> okay. video number three? >> they're trying to make me believe that those trees are making some kind of harmonic noise. i was thinking like a train rolling into town. >> i think it's real. >> i thought it was fake at first. after doing research, a local news station where this is taking place in canada has been getting different reports

department to comment on your latter part of the month to say that it is secure yet a car is on a dock in melbourne. they go no more weasel words when you say you did the right question are you prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a battle for the speech and little down the freedoms of costs. live. lives. that speech. will. outlive. the misleader. live. their lives. located in the goodness in lagos is the cocoa it's a slum neighborhood built on stilts. will kill the human rights to water is nothing but a phrase that. the slum dwellers have to bind their drinking water from businessmen who have set up a station in the slums. like . this no it's not easy to fetch water. that's it's a long way to the water stations. doing up sometimes the pumps don't work because there's no petrol. you. missed and you have to go to another station that is even further away than in life you go to work and there are only four states. around. for our family of twelve the daily budget is six dollars half of that we used to buy water. not. in the market place empty pet bottles are sold. lots of cocoa s

at the apple store in melbourne, australia. and this is one of the first people in line at one of the first places on earth selling the new iphone 5s and 5c. >> i have the magic [ indiscernible ] to buy one. >> reporter: he buys the phone and races not to fire them up but to tear them down and photograph what's inside. half a world away in california, the phones won't go on sale for 17 hours. luke's colleagues at i fix it, a do-it-yourself electronics repair website download and analyze photos of the inner workings and post the information online. >> we will go wherever in the world we can go to get the new phone first. we have repairman always for everything from cars to motorcycles, cell phones and computers. >> reporter: it's the website of fixing stuff. >> our goal is to empower everybody around the world to be able to repair all their stuff. we have to get outside this mentality that it's their product. it's your product, you own it. you should be able to repair it if you want. >> reporter: repairing electronics is not jus

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hoped to convince executives to abandon a two- year fight to build a mcdonald's in tecoma, a suburb of melbourne. they were met outside the front door by two vice presidents--one of communications, the other--of social responsibility. "we haven't gotten anywhere near anyone with decision-making capability. we've gotten the "b-team." the group asked why mcdonald's had pursued legal action against protesters in their town of about two-thousand people. dropping some claims but keeping others. "we've had folks photographed, a woman was assaulted by one of your security guards." "the only legal protection we've sought is against trespassing at the site." after a brief exchange and told they could go no further, they handed over the boxes. "they're heavy, aren't they?" "at this time, we are comfortable going forward with the project. we're received support from residents for it." mcdonald's distributed aerial photos showing a strip of land zoned for commercial development. but protesters say none of it has a 24-hour-a-day drive-though or a large parking lot as is planned. they fear tecoma, on the edge

garry muratore lives in a suburb of melbourne australia called tecoma. it's slated to get a mcdonald's franchise despite a majority of local citizens who call it maccas, say they don't want it there. in protest, he taped little signs to 30- inflatable kangaroos and propped them up in front of chicago's largest mcdonald's to make his point. the mcdonalds denounced by muratore and 93- thousand others who've signed petitions in opposition would be near the entrance to a national park and across the street from an elementary school. "we don't need them marketing to our children 100 ft from their school." but what got their trans-pacific anger up most of all was after the town council rejected mcdonalds proposal unanimously, the corporation went over their heads, cleared the land and got approval from regional officials said to be pro-business to build it anyway. and passers-by who saw the cute little kangaroos seemed to agree--that was wrong. mcdonalds denied our request for an interview and issued this statement: mcdonald's australia has followed due proces

to comment on your latter point of the monthly sage's it please or carry out a car is on the dock in melbourne where they do no more weasel words when you have a direct question and be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a battle for the op speech and a little bit on the freedoms of costs. if it was a. very hard to take out. once again on here is a place that never had sex with the perfect there's no list it's a limitless. supply. list just please. please. please. please if. the. more news today boylan says once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations are on the day. you don't follow them. i think careful the ice is soft says that the you know it's so good that you came here. how can a woman stay here and do anything my decision came very naturally i stayed here to help my mother because i just couldn't leave her i made up my mind to help her. get this at the end i couldn't help thinking why not my oldest son one of the think if we judge by our human standards and customs it should be like state

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protection for whistleblowers national sovereignty and integrity in the global community let's bring in melbourne bass a lecturer i've been oid camp marco who is joining us on his primary running mate it's good to have you with us here on our team now tony abbott seems to be the front runner at the moment what would be considered a victory for the weekly leaks party. what would be considered a victory here would be having senatorial representation in the upper house so what a strain in its parliament it's what's called a bi cameral legislature where there is not a household of senate and a lower house which is the house of representatives it looks like tony abbott will be the next prime minister a conservative government but even if that is the case it's imperative according to the weak links the upper house remain in the hands of smaller parties to prevent him having absolute control so that's one of the idea is that it's at stake here and so the recollects party would regard it as a considerable success to actually have. each state but it not at least wants to get across the line. so how do you

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. >> three or four are on the edge of melbourne. some seats in brisbane and running up the greens land coast, these are the coalition and that would defeat the government. >> abbots' campaign has been a tour of small businesses and factories. he said he would cut spending, but whoever wins is likely to face a tough ride as australia's boon ride comes to an end. >> the fact that we've got the biggest mining boon in two centuries now in the rear vision mirror. that means we have a whole bunch of new problems we've got to deal with. it has the potential to be a very important threshold election. >> as for confirmation of who has won, there won't be long to wait. >> those here count it as they cast. which means results are fast. it's likely australians will know if they have a change of government coming within two hours of the close of polls. andrew thomas, al jazeera, sydney. >> think of fine wine, and that's what south african growers are serving up. it's partly to introduce young people to the world of wine. organizers are hoping th

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. >>> a court in melbourne has heard how several english footballers have been threatened. the four players and their coach appeared in court on friday. they are charged with rigging games. the charges come a day after 14 people were arrested in singapore as part of an investigation into global match fixing. a global intelligence unit is needed to more effectively take on corruption in football. >> these guys operate globally and they have done so for sometime. now we're seeing countries take action particularly on the match fixing side. but there is a betting proud to side of this. and this can only be fought on a global level. we need far more global action than national action. >> the return to football has begun with a victory >> i have seen a lot of times teams go down to ten, especially as a player at home, these kind of games and doing very well. but i think that -- i have to say we dominated the game from first to last minute. we scored three goals, but before we scored the second, i think we had three or four huge chances to score a goal, so -- yeah, it could have

. >> australian police have arrested ten people in a match-fixing scandal in melbourne. a multi-million betting ring was centred around the second tier victorian premier football league. minor players and coach arrested were all from the southern stars club, according to the football federation australia. they could all face 10 years in prison if found guilty. >> from the ffa's point of view we'll initiate proceedings under our own codes of conduct. you can be sure throw the book at the perpetrators. that means life bans on a worldwide basis. >> call for jim furyk following up a low-scoring second round of 59 at the bmw championship. another solid performance on saturday, and he took the is sole lead at the illinois event. jim furyk couldn't repeat his fireworks from 24 hours before, but shot a 3-round 69 traking a one stroker. the shot of the day on the 17th hole. >> hole in one. taking him to 7-under. world number one tiger woods is still in with a shot, finishing four shots back 9-under par. >>. >> i made a big bomb at seven, which was nice, and then, you know, i got

ray mccracken, melbourne, australia, iraq was in response to 9/11. what's syria in response to? war crimes doctrine? scotland. o'reilly, you are right regarding syria, i am ashimed of of -- ashamed of my country for not standing up. go to o'reilly.com and message boards, very fascinating how this debate is evolving in a way. i'm reading message boards every night. mechanicsburg, pennsylvania, after donating to independentfund.org to help the wounded vets we received our replica picture of the five. >> thank you. i don't watch much television because i am otherwise occupied, lots of homework connected with this program. tonight, i will watch, first at 9:00 eastern time, timeline of terror chronicling the day we were attacked on 9/11. compelling new stuff and then the reunion of mary tyler moore women on hot in cleveland. >> here they are, the sweetest most beautiful loveliest girls i've ever worked with. >> this is awkward. >> all right. the tip of the day, mary tyler moore, that show, one of the best of all time. it's nice to see the ladies back. you know. i really liked that sh

in this case, a firm that works with the company called melbourne i.t. they tricked them in to giving up the passwords. some people trying to go to "the times" peb site were steered to servers congressmaned by the syrian electronic army. will the hacks get worse as the pentagon once warned a cyber pearl harbor? homeland security expert says the syrian hackers will likely strike again. >> if they did work with some of their allies, with iran, if they were to get some support from china and russia, then, yes, then the game changes quickly. >> reporter: the targets for america's cyber enemies, the u.s. electrical grid, government computer systems, experts say the syrian electronic army isn't sophisticated enough to do a lot of damage right now but with iran's help, certainly with china's or russia's they could get there. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> u.s. secretary of state says signatures of saran gas has been found in syrian. what is this? what affects does it have on victims? we have an explanation straight ahead. usual please. thank you very much. ok

if the policy can win more in melbourne, city, and here in prison ban, then he will become prime minister. >> would give him a global voice, and thrust him into the debate of syria, a conflict he dismisses. >> he always been underestimated. he has defeated all of his skeptics and he is on the cusp of doing it again. if he reverts to that serious tony abbott, and managing to keep his promises there is a chance he could be quite a reasonable prime minister. >> in all likelihood, that if will start to become clear from saturday. andrew thomas, al jazeera. >> okay, so now it is time for sports and here is joe. >> thank you. world tennis number one, has reached the quarter finals of the u.s. open. he dismantled in straight sets. winning the last 26-love, 6-lo. love. was then double bagelled. he won 13 in a row, the top seed cruising through. the 2011 champion will play twenty-first seed mikkel in the quarters. >> today second and third set have been some of the best tennis i have played in my career. and it all comes with a great time for me. it's something that i was wishing for, definitely t

couldn't verl -- >> it depends if you're from melbourne or san diego. underrated mover of the day. san diego based biotech. spiking on news, 8.2%. >> that's a spike. >> that's our benchmark for spiking, 8.2%. the launch of their drug in europe triggers a $10 million from roche. few weeks ago they received approval for an injectable formulation of the breast cancer treatment. stock has been $13.50 on march 30th. went up, down, and come back up. still we said it before and we went to san diego, san diego is the biotech capital of america. doing great out there. chargers, not so much. >> and for those listening on the radio and can't see our chart behind you, the one-year chart up by 45%. >> nice. >> our next guest says american tower, qualcomm and jpmorgan are three stocks to put your cash in. his undervalued play american tower down nearly 4% this year whereas qualcomm and jpmorgan are up 18%. in line with the broader market. have him make his case and bring in the ceo of the rdm financial group. are you putting your money to work in this market right now. >> actually, we're not mar

as well as cooler it also turns rather well and melbourne 14 will be wet and windy too julie. >> thanks for that. now in thailand the synthetic drug called yaba is causing major problems and children as young as 11 are seeking help for drug addiction and the first of our two-part series and veronica reports from bankok. >> reporter: bankok's bright lights and party people from all over the world. having fun is a way of life in thailand. and no one wants to be left behind. more and more people are turning to synthetic drugs to stay awake and feel good. this is the thailand leading hospital for treatment of drug-related problems. there has been a steady rise in admissions here. and particularly in young people. even children younger than 11 are coming in for help because they have been taking meth known as yeba or ice. >> i hung out with bad people and was a drug addic and a cigarette in 6th grade and weed and yaba and my family could not stand it and they sent me here and wanted to leave but after my parents visited a few times i realized i really messed up. >> reporter: he is only 13. b

. >>> one of the largest saltwater crocodiles in captivity went on display at a melbourne aquarium. he weighs 750 kilograms and he was moved from his home because of bad behavior intimidating the female crocodiles. good-bye for now. >> good morning. this is aljazeera. i'm richelle carey. two deadly storms clam into mexico. the damage to the country is catastrophic. >> standoff on the budget. republican leaders will prevent a government shutdown but only if they get their way on obamacare. >> more violent clashes in the streets of egypt, bun dead after gunfire breaks out between security forces and armed groups. ♪ theme >> hurricane manuel is causing major devastation i

the malaysian national faced court in melbourne on monday identified assist the main contact between players and betting syndicates in hungary and malaysia. they stand accused of fixing matches involving the southern stars in the semi-professional victorian premier league. it netted more than $2 million. the other men charged including two british players and a team coach are facing up to 10 years in jail. >> the problem of match fixing is huge. there are king pins in malaysia in the latest instance, so we're not really surprised after these allegations about, you know, these arrests have been made. >>> to the nfl where the broncos beat the new york giants in the game dubbed manny bowl. peyton manning got the better of younger brother eli for the third straight occasion. 41-23 at metlife stadium. >> the same situation. just strange circumstances. good team win, but, yeah, i don't know how -- it's kind of hard to -- it's a unique situation, and not many other players have to go through it. you don't know. you can't ask many people for advice on it. good team win for us, and a good roa

october, 2009, near melbourne, australia. this mother stands on a windy train platform with her 6-month-old son safely buckled into his stroller. as the train approaches, she prepares to board and releases brakes on the stroller. suddenly the stroller begins to roll toward the edge of the platform. with only seconds to react, the panicked mother struggles to reach the rolling baby carriage, frantically waving to alert the train conductor. but it's too late. the stroller drops onto the tracks right into the path of the arriving train. in an instant, the boy and stroller are gone. on the train station surveillance footage, the mother can be seen lunging for the rolling stroller and nearly jumping from the platform to save her son. stunned onlookers watch helplessly as the train slams into the carriage. the mother screams in anguish. fearing the worst, she races toward the front of the stopped train. now 100 feet further along the tracks. remarkably, the boy is found under the train, crying and only slightly injured. because of

at the apple store in melbourne, australia. and this is one of the first people in line at one of the first places on earth selling the new iphone 5s and 5c. >> i have the magic splits to get me the iphone 5s. >> reporter: he buys the phone and races not to fire them up but to tear them down and photograph what's inside. half a world away in california, the phones won't go on sale for 17 hours. luke's colleagues at i fix it, a do-it-yourself electronics repair website download and analyze photos of the inner workings and post the information online. >> we will go wherever in the world we can go to get the new phone first. we have repairman always for everything from cars to motorcycles, cell phones and computers. we have manuals for repair for everything. >> reporter: it's the website of fixing stuff. >> our goal is to empower everybody around the world to be able to repair all their stuff. we have to get outside this mentality that it's their product. it's your product, you own it. you should be able to repair it if you want.

here now is ari melbourne. dan howard joins us, first time, from heritage action for america. driving force behind this defund effort. and our great friend, mark simone, from wor talk radio. dan, welcome to the show. i'm so skeptical this is going to work. you have to tell me how this is going to work. >> i think the first thing to mention is we're talking about obama care. how long has it been since we've had a real conversation over obama care? congress said, we didn't forget about obama care. time for you to go back to washington and tackle it. the house did that. now the onus is opt senate. you have democrats in red states who want to get reelected. obama's not popular in their states. obama care is not popular there. we have some time to say, is never too late to get it right? you guys can do this. >> reid is going to squash it. he has all the cards. i'm not even sure you're going to get the ted cruz filibuster. reid can stop that by tabling the motion and sending it right back. but even if cruz has his filibuster, it's still going to go down. obama is basically blaming t

ray mccracken, melbourne, australia, iraq was in response to 9/11. what's syria in response to? war crimes doctrine? scotland. o'reilly, you are right regarding syria, i am ashimed of of -- ashamed of my country for not standing up. go to o'reilly.com and message boards, very fascinating how this debate is evolving in a way. i'm reading message boards every night. mechanicsburg, pennsylvania, after donating to independentfund.org to help the wounded vets we received our replica picture of the five. >> thank you. i don't watch much television because i am otherwise occupied, lots of homework connected with this program. tonight, i will watch, first at 9:00 eastern time, timeline of terror chronicling the day we attacked on 9/11. compelling new stuff and then the reunion of mary tyler moore women on hot in cleveland. >> here they are, the sweetest most beautiful loveliest girls i've ever worked with. >> this is awkward. >> all right. the tip of the day, mary tyler moore, that show, one of the best of all time. it's nice to see the ladies back. you know. i really liked that show. a

is melbourne, florida. washington, d.c., franklin am a democrat line. caller: thank you for c-span and thank you for taking my call. i think the u.n.'s role should be more clearly defined, whatever it is. the u.s. needs to step down and concentrate more domestically and less internationally. that is why we have a u.n.. these people at the u.n., they get these nice assignments to come from all over the world. they end up at this institution, but when it comes to deliverance, they don't. so i think they truly need to step up to the plate and get more involved in foreign affairs . we can clearly understand what the rollers, especially when we have crises in the world. , a viewer atitter this --adds this -- host: one of the ways you can reach out this morning off of our twitter page. the president's speech at the u n general assembly will take place lot just after 10:00, and:10 specifically today, you can watch it on c-span and then catch it later on our www.c-span.org or our speed -- and our c-span video library. from st. louis, missouri. democrat line. wa

we have more on this from geelong outside of melbourne. >> unfortunately, this means that we will cease our manufacturing operations in october of 2016. >> reporter: it's a kick in the teeth for australia's manufacturing sector already impacted by rising costs and the strong australian dollar. ford's announcement that it will cease production in australia in 2016 after more than 90 years. part of ford's australian operations are located here in victoria. they've had a long and colorful history with the automotive giants, ford and general motors. they've offered generous packages over the years to ensure local production is maintained. while ford plans to exit, general motors says it will stay for now, but it's been a hot issue this election. >> mr. abbott, i care about auto industry jobs. do you care at all? >> the opposition says it will continue to support the australian car industry but not at any cost. >> it looks like a bloak frantically running down the street with a check in his hand. >> reporter: the government's announcement that it would make changes to the fringe benefits tax

. >>> finally, everybody, a veterinarian hospital in melbourne, florida, decided to add a clever spin to their signage. the latest includes messages like if you don't talk to your cat about catnip, who will? let's see more of these. they're hysterical. there's several that i love. >> one of them is -- >> we like big mutts and we cannot lie. this one says, neutering your pet makes them less nuts. >> we have to stop it right there. >> there were so many -- they're amazing. the importance of neutering -- the importance of -- >>> we're going to move on to weather. >> thank you, everybody. thank you. and good night. >> and i know we've got to get to weather. but i do believe there is one clear winner. when you have 35,000 pandas and adalade playing the ukulele. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> you get the flowers on the desk. let's get to the boards. one or two -- things happening this morning besides all of this competitiveness. the chicago live shot we bring you. wls. and again, they're the best in the business in that area. and a beautiful shot. this is some of the nicest weather --

the native of melbourne, australia, was just 14 years old when a school trip to the philippines sparked his fill an through thepy. since then he's been traveling the world raising awareness of health and human rights. why are you so optimistic? >> it's already halved. if it can be halved within our lifetime then sure will i in the next 25 years we can end it all together. >> reporter: tickets are no longer available for the concert but it will be broadcast online and around the world. with that hugh evans hopes millions around the world will hear his call to action. for "cbs this morning" saturday michelle phillipss phillips new york. >>> people who know baseball call mariano rivera the greatest of the game. >> it's who's doing the cheering that really caught our attention. dr. jon lapook has more. good morning. >> good morning. though tomorrow is mariano's last night as aive player. teams from around the country pitched in to give rivera paintings, instruments, even a bicycle. i sat down with the all-time saves leader to find out why rival fans and opposing players are on their feet. >

. >>> finally, everybody, a veterinarian hospital in melbourne, florida, decided to add a clever spin to their signage. the latest includes messages like if you don't talk to your cat about catnip, who will? let's see more of these. they're hysterical. there's several that i love. >> one of them is -- >> we like big mutts and we cannot lie. this one says, neutering your pet makes them less nuts. >> we have to stop it right there. >> there were so many -- they're amazing. the importance of neutering -- the importance of -- >>> we're going to move on to weather. >> thank you, everybody. thank you. and good night. >> and i know we've got to get to weather. but i do believe there is one clear winner. when you have 35,000 pandas and adaladelaying the ukulele. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> you get the flowers on the desk. let's get to the boards. one or two -- things happening this morning besides all of this competitiveness. the chicago live shot we bring you. wls. and again, they're the best in the business in that area. and a beautiful shot. this is some of the nicest weather -- it

the native of melbourne, australia, was just 14 years old when a school trip to the philippines sparked his fill an through thepy. since then he's been traveling the world raising awareness of health and human rights. why are you so optimistic? >> it's already halved. if it can be halved within our lifetime then sure will i in the next 25 years we can end it all together. >> reporter: tickets are no longer available for the concert but it will be broadcast online and around the world. with that hugh evans hopes millions around the world will hear his call to action. for "cbs this morning" saturday michelle phillipss phillips new york. >>> people who know baseball call mariano rivera the greatest of the game. >> it's who's doing the cheering that really caught our attention. dr. jon lapook has more. good morning. >> good morning. though tomorrow is mariano's last night as aive player. teams from around the country pitched in to give rivera paintings, instruments, even a bicycle. i sat down with the all-time saves leader to find out why rival fans and opposing players are on their feet. >

from john in melbourne, pennsylvania. and from david, gatlinburg, tennessee -- next is don joining us from pennsylvania. caller: good morning. turkey has so many refugees. they seem to be handling it pretty well. what i'm worried about is, what about poor jordan? half a milliont refugees there. how much humanitarian aid are we giving them? you foranks to all of your calls and comments on this sunday morning. you can continue with your tweets. you can weigh in with our unscientific poll that is available at facebook.com/cspan. "newsmakers" coming up next. congress returns. ferrechio for the "washington exam or -- examine r," and manu raju. we continue our monday series as we partner with kaiser health news to talk about the affordable care act. mary agnes carey will be joining us. we will take a look at your money. $2 billion for job training at community colleges. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time, 4:00 for those of you on the west coast. enjoy the rest of your weekend. [captioning performed by the national capti