it takes -- it's a process where a guy becomes a valley good player. >> there are exceptions to that. >> there are that's my point. >> okay. >> kobe. >> yes. >> lebron. >> yes? >> kevin garnett, guys like that. >> yes? >> those guys coming out of high school aren't those guys. >> that's a great question and great point. listen, it's an interesting dilemma because there are guys. and let's be honest. kobe bryant struggled in the beginning. not lebron. kevin garnett struggled. lebron is the only player i ever seen who came out of high school who was really ready for the nba. but the problem, michael, is every kid is coming out now. >> it's not the kids' fault. it's the teams who draft them. no? >> i don't know if there is a right or wrong answer. i would love these kids to stay in coschool for two years. there is no right or wrong answer. they are coming out but they are not ready for the nba. it puts certain teams at a disadvantage because they have to take those kids. it's the team's fault. well, those are the players we have to draft. >> they could draft kids from college that have b

this is a guy who was pretty clever. he was going to stick with his story. >> i just have to change my shirt real fast, okay? >> how's it going? >> good. >> why don't you have a seat? >> thank you, sir. nice seeing you. >> nice seeing you. >> how are you? sir? >> good, thank you. >> what you doing here? >> just hanging around. >> just hanging around? >> yeah. i know that the house is for sale. >> that this house is for sale? >> yes, yes. >> what made you think that this house was for sale? >> i hear that from a friend of mine. >> a friend of yours. what's the friend's name? >> his name is asham. >> what is his phone number? >> he has several phones. 703 -- >> 703. why don't i just call him and i can ask him and maybe we can clear all this up? no, no, no. have a seat. >> is he willing to pay for what location? >> let me call him real quick here. what's your name? >> aladdin. >> aladdin. >> if it's a wrong number, it will be 3283. >> 3283. >> hopefully, yes. >> well, that first one is cynthia. that is not asham. so let's tr

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fought a guy outside.o police are here to arrest the guy for intoxication. >> get down on your knees. get down. >> can we go on the street? >> get down on your knees. >> can we go on the street? >> dude, nobody wants to hurt you. >> he is just standing there smoking his cigarette like it is no big deal like there is no rush to the situation. >> he is blowing the smoke in their faces. >> stop resisting. >> stop resisting. stop. >> it is almost as if he thought, if i just walk really slowly at these officers -- >> they may not notice me. >> yeah. but that obviously does not work. >> down on the ground, down on the ground. >> ah! >> he loses the jacket and maybe loses a little dignity because of that scream. he goes down like a sack of potatoes. >> now, he is licking up all the germs on that step. >> the windsor police tweeted out, this is an example of excellent communication in an attempt to deescalate consistent with the training officers received. that's from the chief. >> ah! >>> i have two spectacular v

guys. dropping off looks like some water, a water cooler. e been around halloween time because it looks like there's some halloween decorations remanning. watch, before this guy goes back on the truck -- >> a little float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. >> i'm fast, i'm pretty, i can't possibly be beat. >> he gives it a couple solid whacks. right cross, jab, jab. >> getting a work out. >> stretch his legs. >> does he damage it? >> no. i mean, it's dead to begin with. >> his buddy is probably like this is all you can hit. >> just get back on the truck, we got a lot of deliveries today. >> people are loving their google glass, including their youtube star. >> what do you think? is that cool? >> doesn't go cross-eyed. what are you looking at? dude, this is weird. you can't touch it in the air. just see it. >> that's the best. she's trying to touch what she sees through the google glass. >> this is so gnarly. >> these kid are growing up with ensane technology. >> in 20 years they'll grow up and say i couldn't believe i didn't know how to use

a couple of guys in the background are rotating the rope around that spike with a long lever little by little, wenching this car out with sheer manpower, sheer strength. i cannot believe this. at some point, you see one guy on the lever in the back and two and sometimes three guys walking that big lever around. little by little, it is a narrow post. >> it's basic engineering. >> the loose translation is that they were able to still drive the car. >> they drove it. >> this car still works. >> unbelievable. that is awesome. >> this dude here, you could call him the pick pocketer. >> he picked something out of her pockets with his chop sticks. >> see what he was hungry for >>> a guy goes undercover at ikea to secretly get his product out. >> gorilla marketing to the finest. >> hear how he pulled off the sneaky stunt. >> did ikea have any clue you were doing this? >> the employees started finding out. >>> don't forget, there is an app for rtm. get it on your iphone or android device and watch videos any time anywhere you are. >>> no matter how slick criminals think they are, they don't get

a boat. watch what happens to the guy on the right. >> what was that? >> it looks like a flying fish. >> that is a squid. >> all i know is that squid probably lived to tail the tale, like i finally got a human outside of the water. >> i got to slap his face. >> we're going to start with this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> awesome. >> yeah, isn't this cute? it's cooper. cute of the day. fun time for anybody. she didn't quite get it in her mouth. they're like, you've got to get in in there because you're going to like this. and they say, what an awful mess. but it sure was funny. welcome to youtube, cooper. what a mess. but that's not the me ty're talking about. oh, no. oh, no. >>. [ laughter ] >> oh, boy. just as quick as it went in, it came up back up. i feel bad because i feel like this is going to ruin whip cream for the rest of her life. is this experience going to be whip cream puke. we've got them joining us live. what happened. >> that was her first experience with whip cream. i guess we filled her mouth up a little too much and she couldn't hold it. >> who was gagging

a guy named travis is behind the camera. d this is his one-of-a-kind incredible amazing awe-inspiring encounter. that's a hawk. >> oh. lucki luckily, he put a little meat out there? >> yes. you're going to love the story behind this. he comes here every day for travis to feed him. >> no way. >> he's come up with a fame. this is hudson. hudson the hawk. >> how does he know what time? does he have a little hawk watch? >> maybe a swatch watch around his tall lon. >> how did it start if the first place? >> let's find out. we have travis via skype. travis, welcome to the show. >> what is happening? hey, guys. >> how did this start? >> i was going up to lock up one day before i left the house. the hawk was hanging out. i was like, whoa, it's crazy. i took a bunch of pictures the first time i was there. didn't expect to see it again. not even a week later, i came out it was on the lower deck. after that time, i decided i would go research what wild hawks eat. it's a red-tail hawk. they eat raw chicken and other things. i put out raw

a class at n.y.u. and and these two guys made it will you william h. macy was not a well known actor a terrific stage actor he hadn't really taken off yet and they. they had a really terrific group of people they'd attracted felicity huffman was one of them a lot of terrific actors and we formed a company and i spent my twenty's in new york up with or like yeah mostly new plays you know kind of we did were in chicago for a while doing theater we would go to vermont in the summers and then we ended up in there and new york david's plays did some of his plays his lesser known place moves one acts to get started he was a huge support kind of had a lawsuit with somebody and he made them pay for our first season they wrote a great writer to reflect writer interesting character to became conservative right i believe yeah a lot of normal more politically conservative over the years but still the most generous the wisest person i know a friend up but you know his favorite writer yes david perhaps the best writer the best playwright i think in the last hundred y

not a bad guy.ormal person trying to do his job in washington leading his party to as many victories as they can get. all well and good. yet he begins to act more like that character sitting with him down there from texas. he begins to imitate like they all do. they all start talking like mike lee and rand paul because they're scared to death one of these will look over and see them and won't have averted their glance. they're afraid of getting any attention, these people. reasonable right winger conservatives, any kind of conservative unless they're out and out tea party types. it's gotten to be the craziest leading everybody else. because fear of being tagged you're not one of us. >> you're right. guys like cornyn get led around by the nose by the worst elements in their party. david had mentioned tip and the gipper before. i got home from a trip overseas to find that book by a young up and coming political historian named matthews. it reminded me that in the old days, you know, as david was menti

i see a lot of guys don't make it my age at all. got a chance chance of getting out, i think i'll take it. >> this informant we've been calling roosevelt is helping authorities infiltrate a drug ring on chicago's west side. they already scoped out the target neighborhood. now the sheriff police will be sending undercover officers to try to purchase narcotics there. it's the start of a long-term operation they're naming "game over." roosevelt, meanwhile, will be watching for the main players. >> can you talk? all right. who's out there? how many people out there all together with you? get out. that many people? what have they got, rocks and blows? weed? all right. stay on the block. don't be serving. all right. bye. >> come in, gleason. there's about ten people out there already. >> 10-4. >> we are getting a live play by play. it doesn't get any better than this. >> far from the open air drug markets on the west side, more and more high-level dealers are setting up shop in the suburbs. >> this is prime real estate. prime real estate.

good you don't need three guys one of them would have been enough to write a great story and that was that we were best friends he gave me all these acting books and he's like it was even really it was really cool guy tell me about ozzy other that once again i was a kid i wanted to be in a rock band and i started playing in bands and i was twelve and i always played in bands it's just me singing i play bass to bass guitar. huge beatles fanatic that was kind of the first band that ever ever kind of interested me as so i conceded to play music even when wrestling took off first when i was nineteen and then when boat thirteen years ago i met a bunch of guys and we put together this band and was cool at first kind of a part time thing while i was wrestling but over the last four years. if we made it a full time gig and it's just shot through the roof we've done this last through it in seventeen countries we've done over one hundred fifty shows a record debuted at number one in the billboard charts and. the biggest problem was there a lot of people had a problem wi

>> no, not 13. 16, in my area and it was a guy that was, i don't know, mid-20s. he had the big laugh on me. that's why i was just very curious. >> there were a few moments when i was talking to him where i thought, based upon the look in his eye, that this could go a couple different ways. one of them not so good. >> well, i wish i could just run home with my tail between my legs. i feel like apologizing, but, i mean, like, it's cyber. who do i apologize to? and, i don't know. i feel sick. >> well, i am not the police. but i am chris hansen with "dateline" nbc. he knows he's in a bad situation once the camera guys are on. so, he's not going to try to -- he's mad. >> well, i'll shove that camera down his throat. >> well, you better -- i'll shove that camera down his throat. >> i don't think you're going to want to do that. >> why's that? >> i don't think you want to do that. we can't keep you here. you're free to leave, obviously if you want to go. had he decided to pursue the more aggressive route and had he gotten physical, i mean, we had security there, and secu

that's what you should do is watch a guy like chris angel. think they should get people who do porn websites do the website. they never crash. >> never. and they of oner more than you need. >> and there is a lot of band width and a lot of people on them at the sale time. >> it is insane. sometimes after 20 minutes there are so many windows open you don't know where you are. it is like you are lost in a made of flesh. >> oh my god. i have to close the horse one to see the blonde one. >> oh this german one is making me sick to my stomach. watch it some more. dean, i don't know what i am talking about. >> oh you do. >> oh i do. >> that video sums up everything, right? >> i tweeted about this at one point. if he was in the private sector she would be -- can you imagine the ceo of a company, any company, privately held and that is your website and it crashes in front of you and the guy next to you goes uh-oh. it be fud dels me. it defies logic. >> the person saying uh-oh that is like throw it under the bus. he should say oh that is my fault. i hit

a guy in this kayak has a camera running. shore and they realize 100% there's a fish in the boat. >> holy cow! >> that's a big one. >> that's a sizable fish. >> at first you think that fish isn't looking good. but when you go to touch it, you realize it's still alive. now their biggest problem is how to get the fish back in the water. i'm thinking like you're thinking but it's not that easy. >> the poor fish is thinking i can't breathe! >> and they're trying to use the paddles. that's not going to work. >> that's like trying to use chop steks to pick up a fish. >> why are they so afraid of a little fish? >> it's slimy they say. >> still can't get it, wiggling all over the place. eventually gets the thing up into the water. guy in the jean shorts. >> save of the day. >> all right! >> macy gets a drink. >> when light meets photography, it can create a spectacular image, like this. >> pretty neat, huh? we've seen this type of photography before, right? long exposures with some light. usually it's just a guy with a flashlight or

he throws it over his head to a guy it just snuck past the defenders. >> if you count the center, four guys had the ball. >> i don't even think glen dale knows what just happened. >> i don't think anybody knows what happened. >> a couple of concerts interrupted in completely different ways. ♪ ♪ >> street performer in berlin, germany. he's singing "small town boy." >> pay close attention to that man in that original music video. up might see him again. ♪ run away, turn away, run away, turn away ♪ >> that's the lead singer who originally recorded the song "small town boy" singing the some with him. >> does he recognize him? >> it's me. >> is it you? >> it me. it me. >> now over at the state fair in phoenix, arizona, another band was playing. >> this is a metal band called family secret performing at the state fair. that dude tries to interrupt the concert by banging his chair on the monitors, shows the chair up on the stage. the crowd doesn't seem to be bothered and neither does the man. they just keep on keeping on. >> do they like it. is it look oh, it's heavy metal, trash things aroun

the street guys are getting a bundle. ey run back in the store, see their guy, their guy hooks them up again. >> if we're going to build a conspiracy case, i'd rather go after the high-level guys. we're not even going to bother with the guys on the street corner selling the packs on the corner. >> all these guys are pitching packs right here. they're all holding right here. >> there's your store right there. the doorway is empty. >> the doorway is empty. >> several people have been convicted for drug possession at the store but the owners have never been implicated in any crimes there. >> the sad part is you got a park full of kids who are just trying to play and enjoy the weather. you got a sidewalk full of gangbangers. >> as soon as they see an unmarked coming down the street, they start chirping. that puts everybody on point inside the store and they have a plan if the police are coming. so they're covered. two blocks in each direction, three blocks in each direction, they know exactly what we're doing. so, yeah, unless

if a guy is wealthy and there is a young guy who can't afford rent, why not? you is that wrong? >> i don't think there is anything wrong with it? >> if you want to do it and live at this dude's house and walk around naked that's on you. i don't have a problem with it. i didn't read the whole story. i thought it was a girl in the guy's house and then i was just like just strip. why would you sell yourself so short? >> that is like $4,000, $5,000 a month. >> penthouse. >> you can make that at a strip club and negotiate touching privileges. >> you would have councilmen in sweatpants masterbating. >> you know when i was an intern and thought making enough money? >> i do. >> can you do a two-shot? with greg? >> i want to do a hotshot. >> i am not shocked by this. >> that's an overdose of heroin. >> this is not shocking to me. this is how i got my first apartment. you were the landlord. that is what needed the two shots. >> this is like a bad version of barney miller. >> i am laughing because i don't know. >> barney miller would have these long set ups and the jokes would fall flat an

not a bad guy.ormal person trying to do his job in washington leading his party to as many victories as they can get. all well and good. yet he begins to act more like that character sitting with him down there from texas. he begins to imitate like they all do. they all start talking like mike lee and rand paul because they're scared to death one of these will look over and see them and won't have averted their glance. they're afraid of getting any attention, these people. any kind of conservative unless they're out and out tea party types. it's gotten to be the craziest leading everybody else. because fear of being tagged you're not one of us. >> you're right. guys like cornyn get led around by the nose by the worst elements in their party. david had mentioned tip and the gipper before. i got home from a trip overseas to find that book by a young up and coming political named matthews. it reminded me that in the old days, you know, as david was mentioning, you got things done even if you disagreed.

a crowd. clean-cut guy. but here we are on a saturday morning, and we know that this guy is a teacher. >> okay? >> okay. >> we know how old he is. we know he's married. we know he has kids. >> hey, how are you? >> pretty good. >> why don't you have a seat over there? >> right away -- >> i'm under arrest? >> no. i want to talk to you. have a seat. >> go ahead and bust me. >> you know what? sit tight. what are you doing here? >> getting my ass kicked. >> getting your ass kicked? >> yeah. i knew it. i knew it was a setup. >> no. i need you to sit down, please. >> i need to you just arrest me, take me to jail, and execute me. >> i need to talk to you first. >> you know what? i didn't bring anything. i didn't want to do anything. whatever. >> well, why did you come here, though? help me to understand. >> because i'm a sick son of a bitch. i've never done it before. i talk about it online all the time. >> well, help me to understand. what -- i mean, do you have a compulsion? an addiction to the internet? >> yeah. o

, a working guy. t went to ivy league school, he didn't show it off too much. i me, a working guy like i like the cut of the gem of sherrod brown. it looks like a labor day. a little rough around the edges. i think would fit with the. she won't ever get a guy like that the scheppach somebody fine and refine and all. she'll pick some guy like will on the good wife. [laughter] scheppach some guy like that. the kind of guys under in -- the kind of guy other guys don't like. i would say michael bennet of the album called about a guy. michael bennet of colorado. he has all the degrees and he's mild-mannered. he sort of educated looking. she likes that stuff i think. i don't know. i'm just having fun. i think sherrod brown. and also the working way people of this country are looking for a hero again. they have the own problems with obama which is sometimes obvious. they want somebody to go out and hang out with them and have a beer with him and feel like they can have a beer with the guy, you know. biden, i

white guy pretending to be a black guy.t is known in politics as the vanilla ice offensive. this was the most blatantly desperate attempt since this. >> who let the dogs out? >> he won. i miss him, i do. he won the election, i can't -- it's -- it's amazing that he pulled this off. he made a raise owe add. this ad should definitely raised some flags. >> yo ho ho, my homey people. i'm run dmcing for houston community college board of trustees, yo. everybody say hey. i'm a raise the roof and make it rain. i have a dream. everybody say hey. d-dog. >> that is the man. >> lady gaga has a flying dress for real. and guillermo is going to unleash the lyrics on people on the street. right? >> right. >> or he did already and we taped it and we will show it to you. >> jimmy: we've also got zooey deschanel, chris elliott, and music from frank turner and the sleeping souls. so come on back. plap wake it up with olay regenerist. formulated with a skin energizing complex, it penetrates 10 layers of the skin's surface, because energized ski

this is a true story. that guy might as well tied a piece of copper wire onto himself and throw the other end right down into the ground. because he afforded a conducting path from him, boom, he'd never know what hit him, never know. he made contact with the ground. so he's got 100,000 volts-- that's it. that's it. so when you're up there high and away there, honey, just hold on, okay? save it. this course may save your life someday, yeah? what happen if he had done one drop at a time? he would be okay, campbell, had he done one drop at a time. [laughter] or a little squirts, right? [laughter] the poor dude never know-- he never helped in that... he should have known. can you imagine him now as an angel? "i saw a big flash. and it's too late." it's too late, yeah. another thing too. when i was in boston, the very first job i ever had when i got out of high school was--i was an errand boy. and as an errand boy, one time, i remember it was at everett, mass, and there the mta goes up on the top. they call it the eleva

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crazier than the idea of a guy in the clouds or the harp the guy in the clouds or the harp is nothing compared to what you'd see on a heavy mushroom trip i think that we all know that there is a really a beneficial and a beautiful way to live life and we all know that there is an absolutely evil way to live life and it almost entirely depends on how your actions and reactions affect people around you one human family working symbiotically with each other to make the world a better place and we have to like nonsense because you can't control resources how you going to make money and how you can control the stock market you know it's very difficult to live this beautiful life that we live in los angeles you look behind you see all these cool buildings those don't get made with sort of a hippie and that's that's part of the problem if you want to if you want to ride the high speed rail and drive a nice car well you know you're a part of this crazy gangster system but i think there's also a way to make things sustainable and the long run and i think that that's what's lacking a lot it's k

here's a guy that won basically because the other guy was too far right. and the numbers prove it. too far right. that's the statement period. >> that was the entire mcauliffe campaign, really. at the end of the day they painted, with cuccinelli's cooperation, they painted him right out of the mainstream. and that will happen, you know we all watched governor christi last night. and his message was a broad message. the big challenge for governor christie is the one that romney faced. can you pay tribute to these guys without getting dragged so far to the right. >> one guy that's proven you department have to kiss butt on the right. here's a message from governor christie. >> you show up. we show up everywhere. we don't show up just in the places that vote for us a lot. we show up for the places that vote for us a little. we don't just show up for the places where we're comfortable. we show up in the places where we're uncomfortable. maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their tvs right now and see how it's done. >> david and i are left of center on a lot of issues. but

a cup of coffee. by tend of his fourth interview, he had more momentum. but here is guy who will say when he's on an interview, sit your rear-end down. you're going to get thrown in jail. he just talks like a tough guy and that is refreshing for journalists. >> how about this time cover? there's been a lot of talk about it holding up. the elephant in the room. >> ridiculous. >> ridiculous? >> ridiculous. >> you were offended by this? >> here is a guy you're setting up to be president of the united states and you make a fat joke about him on the cover of "time" magazine? it's just to create buzz, sell magazines. on the inside, he said and guess what? he's a workhouse with a temper and a tongue, a guy that loves his mother and gets it done. but it was a cheap shot. >> time is into selling magazines. and guess who else wasn't terribly ovened by it. >> who cares? i mean, seriously, i'm on the cover of "time" magazine, you know? it is certainly not the first weight joke that has been thrown my way over the course of the last four years, chris. >> did you get that? who cares?

>> on the next "right this minute." >> and still to come a guy and a girl go at it in a rap battle. >> he's not only rapping to his contenders, he rapping to his lady. >> see how he serves her with a free style surprise. and we've got a flat screen tv to give away. all you need is thursday's buzz word. >>> let's go to england to celebrate the don't flop birthday. this is a battle between rapunzel. >> i'm packing a prepackaged beef sandwich! >> got the whole sandwich. >> her partner takes his turn. >> i'm going to throw my real dude hat. people think i like to be on the battle scene. it never hassles me when detractors speak. >> he's rapping to his lady. >> just know these are not most jokes but this is adam's speech. >> this is adam talking to you, my lady. i have a feeling i know where he's going. >> although i'm about to get lambasted on track repeat, i'd kill for you, jackie, i love you. >> he gets down on one knee, busts out the box with the ring inside. she gives him a big old hug. i think that's a yes. >> he wrote her a poem and recited it. >> quickly. >> when was the last time

women do kill. >> a lot of us don't put up with that and a lot of guys know that and a lot of guys thatdon't, so you know, when the ones don't, they end up getting beat up. >> and it makes them look bad on the yard. so that's why a lot of people do give homosexuals respect sometimes. they don't know what we're capable of doing. >> some gay inmates embrace their feminine side. but when "lockup" visited kentucky state penitentiary, we met fleece johnson, a long-time inmate who practices a very different kind of homosexuality. >> we have sexual desires. right? so you got a bunch of mens locked up in one place. all of them get hard. all of them's horny, all of them get sexual desires. so what are they going to do? you won't let them have a woman. they going to have -- somebody's going to have to give up some booty. it's just that simple. >> the most memorable story that fleece told us was about the place and importance that booty has in a maximum security penitentiary. and he went on about it and on about it. >> in this prison, booty. booty was more important than food. booty, a man's butt.

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