on moose violence.se videos unloaded by kevin bird. we've got two moose squaring off around a bunch of snowmobiles here. >> oh, yeah. >> get away from my -- >> the guys on the inside less worried about the moose, more worried about if denny's truck going to get injured by these giant animals. >> i'm waiting for one of these things to trample over a snowmobi snowmobile. >> this is a good day at the cabin in the mountains. a bunch of moose two feet from your window. >> snowmobiles, maybe some beer. >> oh. oh. >> this looks like the moose main event right here. we got two of the biggest ones squaring off. oh! >> she's the king mama. >> you hear one kind refer to this one as the king mama. the guy is pretty pumped up because this one is apparently the winner. they had kind of a little special moment. >> oh. >> the guy has some sort of treat in his mouth, goes outside and feeds the moose. mouth to mouth, man to moose. >> little moose smooch. >>> our phones have gotten smarter over the years but our cars have

this is a female moose, and so he went and got friends and they started a rescue. >> this moose is probably full grown, about 600 pounds. three guys, a helicopter, and some rope and they'll try to haul this thing to safety. >> i can't believe this thing didn't freeze to death down there. >> they figure the female moose has been in there a few hours. i thought when i saw this they're going to use the helicopter. they used their braun. >> that's risky. the moose has already fallen through the ice to begin with. you know it is weak and break again and they could all go in. >> they're using all of their man power. >> this gives you indication in this video of how enormous this moose is. >> it has to be somewhat painful. the moose is getting yanked by its neck. >> they were successful. they did get her out. they even gave her a name and then they start to work on her. she is cold. kind of passed out and so they need to get her limbs to move. what you will see them do is start hitting on her to kind of wake her up. >> get the blood moving. >> they get their jackets out to warm her up and start hu

giraffes, zebras, moose, and bongo have very different coats.is almost like they are painted. >> yeah, yeah. >> but they all wear the same shoe style. >> let's get them up. [whistles] >> i am talking about hooves, of course. he knows something is coming. this is amazing. that animal knows something is coming. >> she does. >> and do you know which african antelope can stand up on its rear hooves? look at this. right there is one. plus, my wild blooper of the week. golly. [laughter] all that and more on today's "wild countdown." yahoo! i can't wait to see the animals. what are you laughing at? we tried to leave our tents. not even to go get dinner. we couldn't get to dinner. the lions were everywhere! golly dang! [dog barking] whoo! help! a dolphin, right there! holy mackerel! just like my life is devoted to the animal world, nationwide insurance is devoted to their customers, protecting what's important at every stage of their lives. that's why nationwide and i have been partners for over 30 years. learn more about nationwide insurance at nationw

can i hear you do your moose call?s is what happens when you don't heed a yukon man's advice. >> dude, are you okay? >> no, i'm fine. around the corner going a little bit too fast. actually probably way too fast and i rolled it. soon we were back on our way and charlie is guiding me over the frozen yukon river, unbelievable. >> whoo-hoo! >> in case you think this is just a man's world, meet courtney. on the show she proves that girl power has a place here. she challenged me to a head-to-head ice drilling contest. it's courtney's turn to show her stuff. >> whoa. >> congratulations. you're the champion. luckily courtney's dad pat and her brother tom have decided to give me one more shot so what did they figure would be a worthy test of my manhood? eels. pat and his son tom feed eels, lots of them to their 50 sprint dogs. come on, mathison. you can do this. there you go. oh! ah. i'm a horrible yukon man. horrible. not everyone is cut out for this way of life. it's full of risks and hardship and these "yukon men" would not

even the men have the camel toe, moose knuckle, whatever you want to call it. [oh's and applause] exactly. that is the way you should respond to that. they still wear belts with the tightest pants in the world. you're like, "hello, you don't need a belt with those pants there, fella." what you probably need is some ice. 'cause your left testicle shouldn't be here. you guys have been a lot of fun. i really appreciate your coming out. [cheers, whistles & applause] captioning made possible by comedy central. captioned by mccaptioning services www.mccaption.com from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey, welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. our guest is donnie wahlberg going to be joining us later on the program on the... lonnie anderson. that's the woman i would be. ( applause ) if you can be any animal, if you can be any woman but nobody ever asked me are you satisfied with you? (laughing) a little bit of housekeeping. last week we did a very clever bit on o

station covered the story if you want to call it that what they put out that night on the moose was all face propaganda what do we do about this and i called the station i was doing complained you know i did something meaningful but to what end . thanks well if you know there's a kind of to answer this one if you think that a station is not radio or television station over the air or radio or television station is not behaving in the public interest the f.c.c. requires them to keep what's called a public file and you can write a letter of the. plain and it goes in that file and it gets reviewed by the f.c.c. every year when their license is up for renewal so that's one thing you can do it may or may not have any effect but it is they it is taken very seriously the other is support local media that is. taking advantage of the positions we have caller earlier talked about to be a new york you know great progressive voice there there are progressive stations radio stations and increasingly television stations cable channels all around the country that are going about want to help out and f

times for example in fairbanks alaska it's still considered illegal to feed alcoholic drinks to a moose in parts of florida it is against the law to engage in sexual activity with a porcupine home i'm not making this up from the antiquated to downright absurd there are plenty of crazy laws still on the books all across this. great nation sort of break down some of this insanity i'm joined by b.t.s. producer menno amar you know i'm already feeling. it is absurd start with a category of strange animal as you've been researching is all week they're amazing and you're digging through some state laws and talk with the strangest animal related ones you've come up with sure just as a disclaimer abby did say go and find the craziest loves you can find i'm sure you can find some yeah and i did apparently americans are fascinated with bears and that's as far as animal laws go it's been bears bears bears apparently in alabama you can't have a bear wrestling match it's just it's just against the law i don't know if that's in force i don't know if you can actually if that particular law isn't force

and if they are, they especially cannot shoot really big guns and hunt grizzly bears and moose. legality me tell you, that's why governor sarah pail pail drives the media stream bat crap crazy. [ applause ] it shakings up their entire world view and you know what, she can pick winners. [ applause ] sarah pail pail jump would in early and supported rand paul. she supported marko rubio. she cemeteried tim scott. - supported tim scott. she supported paught toume. and she supported nicky halle. and this last election cycle there were three republicans who won new seats. debfisher and jeff blake and myself, she supported all three of us. . you [ applause ] let me tell you something, i would not be in the u.s. senate today if it were not for governor sarah pail pail. -- palen. she is fearless and she is principled and she is courageous and she is a momma grizzly. i give you governor sarah palin. ♪ >> thank you so much . thank you so much ted cruz. >> thank you . the senator is the key note speaker and he would lower himself to do an introduction for a hockey mom. i am so honored. than

there's a really cool app called peak-a-zoo by duck, duck, moose.e's a lot of stuff around -- that's peek-a-zoo right there. >> this would be for children with autism or somebody on the spectrum perhaps? >> exactly. and remember, as you mentioned, there's a spectrum. kids are all over the place on this. but if you have a kid, i can assure you as a parent you know that you do, then this is really designed to help them adjust. another one is on fine motor skill development. that's a big challenge for some kids with special needs. there's a terrific new app out there that's called dexteria. it actually helps kids with letter formation and skills like finger pinching. that may sound funny to us, but that's actually critical for kids learning today. so dexteria is one we found terrific. you can see this one on the screen there, but we have it in our -- as a teacher, i've dealt lots of times with kids who need help with structure and time management and motivation. it's a great new app out there called my video schedule. it's actually incredibly helpful f

i'll give them a shout out, moose weeks and buckets blakes, they are all there right now.at you see there, that minder, when i was there, he was the same guy. very nice guy. what are you hearing from them? have you been in communication with them? are they allowed to send e-mails? have you been in direct touch? >> i have been, quite a change, used to be when you went in you couldn't take computers or phones, for sure. you couldn't tweet or send e-mails. but i talked to ryan, our credibili correspondent this morning, he told me about his speech where he invited kim jong-un and the delegation to come to america and see how relive. dennis made a very heartfelt speech, there was a lot of laughter and clapping. now, what ryan said to me was dennis had told him, so i can't really confirm it until i talk to dennis, that he wished that this would bring north korean and american relations closer or in a better way. so for us, we just couldn't believe that. so i mean, hopefully, obviously, look, there is a lot of problems. you have been there, you understand it is as diametrically o

the senate as a road kill bill to stop and pick up elk, deer, antelope and moose that had and lost run-insanimal is fair game. earlier version of the bill allowing for collecting raccoon, possum and some birds is caned. it heads to governor's desk for a senator. one told the "associated press" it's a sin to waste good meat. welcome sight for hungry airline passengers monday. order of 60 pizzas delivered to the plane. delta flight from boston to atlanta was diverted to knoxville, tennessee, because of weather. stuck on the tar mac for three hours. airline employee called pizza hut and after a tsa screening the pizzas were delivered to the passengers complete with a police escort. passengers say they appreciated the gesture and despite request, no beer was served with it. >>> unfortunate caption in the online edition of the "washington post." you can see the fox news producer spotted the picture of the butler university bulldog mascot, accompanied by this description. "syrian rebels attend a training session." the picture was eventually removed. >>> russia is rolling out the red carpet for t

montana state senate has approved a new bill that allows people in montana to salvage deer and elk, mooselope for food. supporters say the measure will help clear roadways and stop good meat from going to waist. opponents question how safe that meat might be. if a governor signs a bill into law, montana will join six other states that allow people to legally eat road kill. scientists say they have just discovered that the universe is nearly 100 million years older than they thought it was. they report new data from the european space agency space craft show that the big bang happened 13.8 billion years ago. meantime, the very engines that helped blast man to the moon and later sank to the ocean floor are now back on dry ground. and we'll show you next. been waiting for the price of mattresses to fall? then hurry, sleep train's beautyrest and posturepedic closeout sale ends sunday. save up to 40% on closeout sets from beautyrest and posturepedic. save hundreds on floor samples and closeout inventory. these prices are falling fast, but these deals won't last. sleep train's beautyrest and po

. >> they actually send moose and rocco to make me finish up my articles.shows kind of the new battle we have in politics. a year ago, no one could imagine a prominent politician, leader like mayor bloomberg, coming out and making that kind of threat. now it's, in many ways the center of our national political debate. >> jake, denizen of the halls of congress, how compelling is that message. it's a new message, as josh pointed out, not something we've really seen before. you look at the senate dems up for re-election, baucus, begich, landrieu, my ir. >> i don't think any member of congress i've spoken to has ever chalked him up as a threat. but the house of representatives has republican members from rural states, that don't really think much about mike bloomberg, he could dump as many money as he wants into the campaign. but you've seen republican super pacs and other republican organizations, dump as much money into it when republicans go home to their districts across the country, in the south, in the west where hunting is huge, i don't think any of them

of like another dutch president, theodore roosevelt who bucks the party he represented in the bull moose election, martin van buren comes up in 1848 and makes a substantial decision that he is going to go against what he spent his life working for, the united unified national democratic party. he would run the third party campaign with his son john. he runs on the free soil, free liberty ticket. it is a very interesting party. a forerunner of the republican party. and they basically believed in free soil, free labor and free men. >> is there any evidence that angelica and/or her husband and various other brothers were involved in the president's future ambitions? >> no, not really. john was involved because john stayed political, but certainly the others weren't. abraham went to west point with jefferson davis and robert e. lee. he had frepsd on other sides of this issue -- friends on other sides of this issue. >> before she was widowed, she spent the last part of her life in new york city. again that, cosmopolitan yearning. >> let's take a call from courtney in naples, florida. >> good

a remote place he and his wife have come to call moose wood and it was in the setting that he writesthank you you for coming in. >> thank. >> i had the same question i'm sure you have been asked a million times. at the height of your career are with nbc news and you walked away. did you know why at that point you were doing it? >> i know now. i did it to learn. i had done the same thing. i had been on television on and off -- on for 35 years in broadcast news. n bc most of that time. i had done that and i had done that well at least i was told. that is all i had done. how terrible to get to the end of one's life like in vietnam here and not have done anything else. i wanted to flex new muscles and find out what else could i do and what else might i do. what else would be fun and what else is would teach me more about myself and god who had brought us to that point. >> shannon: the book is so beautiful. such a way with language and so descriptive and you talk about this adventure that you and your wife went on on the island. and basic necessities weren't necessarily abundant there abo

layoffs and pay cuts means that people have less money in their pockets and that ends moose they have less money to spend at local businesses. that means lower profits, that means fewer hires. the longer these cuts remain in place the greater the damage to our economy. a slow grind that will intensify with each passing day. economists are estimating as a consequence of this sequester that we could see growth cut by over one half of one percent. it will cost about 750,000 jobs at a time when we should be growing jobs more quickly. so every time that we get a piece of economic news over the next month, next two months, next six months, as long as the sequester is in place we'll know that economic news could have been better if congress had not failed to act. and let's be clear. none of this is necessary. it's happening because a choice that republicans in congress have made. they have allowed these cuts to happen because they refused to budge on closing a single wasteful loophole to help reduce the deficit. as recently as yesterday they decided to protect special interest tax breaks for

and if they are, they especially big guns andreally hunt grizzly bears and moose.ou, that's why governor sarah palin drives the mainstream media bat crap crazy. it shakes up their entire world and you know what, she can winner. in early andumped paul.ted rand rubio.ported marco tim scott.ed supported pat toomey. supported nikki haley. and this last election cycle three republicans who won new seats -- deb fisher, jeff blake and myself. she supported all three of us. let me tell you something. i would not be in the u.s. forte today if it were not governor sarah palin. she is fearless, she is she is courageous mama grizzly. i give you, governor sarah palin! just a pretty face ♪ >> thank you so much and thank you so much. you. the senator is the keynote speaker and he would lower himself to do an introduction wasilla.key mom from i am so honored. cruz.you, senator oh, america, send more like ted cruz, please. we need them! littleming from alaska's center state of texas, ted cruz, like a good texan, he comes to wire andchews barbed sits out rust. that's what we need. w

it will be nuclear technology, chemical weapon, weapon of moose destruction. when you capture someone who is associated with al qaeda, the best thing is to hold them for interrogation purposes, because we found bin laden not through torture, my friend. we found bin laden through a decade of putting the puzzle together. and senator durbin, senator mccain, baath of you were very eeffective advocate wes have to live in our values and when we capture somebody, we're going to hold them under the law of war, and explore intelligence but do it within the laws of the geneva convention, laws against torture so my friends on this side of the aisle -- >> yield. >> absolutely. >> my colleagues on the other side of the aisle issue was 12 hours ago when i was standing right here in -- a lonely voice among others who were discussing this issue, bringing up the points you raised. the first is, the drone is a weapon. there are many weapons that can deliver lethal force. we should view this as an issue of lethal force, not an issue of drones per se, although it may raise some q

of like another dutch president, theodore roosevelt who bucks the party he represented in the bull moose election, martin van buren comes up in 1848 and makes a substantial decision that he is going to go against what he spent his life working for, the united unified national democratic party. he would run the third party campaign with his son john. he runs on the free soil, free liberty ticket. it is a very interesting party. a forerunner of the republican party. and they basically believed in free soil, free labor and free men. >> is there any evidence that angelica and/or her husband and various other brothers were involved in the president's future ambitions? >> no, not really. john was involved because john stayed political, but certainly the others were. abraham went to west point with jefferson davis and robert e. lee. he had friends on other sides of this issue. >> before she was widowed, she spent the last part of her life in new york city. again that cosmopolitan yearning. fromt's take a call courtney in naples, florida. >> good evening. i grew up in the 1930's and 1940's. my r