adam miller from alburnett, iowa.credible when you slow it down. how many times did you attempt this before you got it? >> well, i spent two days trying it at a bigger spot. and then, when it rains in san diego, we decided to go inside and try it there. it only took me about seven tries. >> unreal. we're running out of time. i want to get the greatest ever, tony hawk, who weighed in, called this amazing. he's joining us right now. tony, i want you to meet adam miller. and i know you have something to say to him. >> i just want to thank you for doing that. and putting it on the youtube channel. it's a great video. we're excited about it. >> thanks, tony. >> tony, real quick, as good as you've seen? >> yeah. that's one of the most unique tricks i've ever seen. i'm excited to be there. i'm in the background, filming on my phone. >> that's phenomenal. adam miller, we can't watch it enough. apparently neither can the internet. 1 million will be 2 million real soon. congratulations. stay safe. only try this at home if you'r

here is adam miller. you're like where is the third skateboard.hits into that top one there at the steps -- does a flip, and lands on another. they're calling it the first gator back flip from one skateboard to another and down six steps. >> wow, that is crazy. >> i don't know -- >> that's just crazy -- >> how do you learn how to do this, how does it not break when you land on it with that much force. >> i think he hit it perfectly. >> how do you top this? do you just give up? >>> that's it for this

. >> you tweeted this video of adam miller. >> basically, it's a back flip fromkateard skateboard down a set of stairs. >> easily one ofhe coost tricks you've seen in a long time. >> not too many pele can do anything le that. i've ner seethat trick ever. >> but this trick,ilmed at tony's rad channel studios, it took some practice. >> we have all of his ssteps and slams in another video. >> yeah, but nobody wants to see that. yeah, let's watcthat. ow. ow. and ow anyway, thfil sult is awese! what's next? >> olympic they kicked out wrtling, man. >> yeah, that's true. >> so i'm inking there might be a door openinhe. >> skateboarding at the olympi? we're in. to be honest, at this point the summer ompics needs skateboardg morehan skateboarding needs them bause they need a ungecrow >> i think that's salty. >> and true. >> and true. >> what remains the issue of skateboardg is the usef marijuana. >> iwod help with the pain. ow, . thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> ow. >> jorks he is standg with a veryrett girl. this car comes out. we a is that youar? you're very pretty. >> thank you. >> con

here is adam miller. you're like where is the third skateboard.hits into that top one there at the steps -- does a flip, and lands on another. they're calling it the first gator back flip from one skateboard to another and down six steps. >> wow,

. >> you tweeted this video of adam miller. >> basically, it's a back flip from skateboard to skateboard down a set of stairs. >> easily one of the coolest tricks you've seen in a long time. >> not too many people can do anything like that. i've never seen that trick ever. >> but this trick, filmed at the rad channel studios, it took some practice. >> we have all of his missteps and slams in another video. >> yeah, but nobody wants to see that. yeah, let's watch that. ow. ow. and ow. anyway, the final result is awesome! what's next? >> olympics. they kicked out wrestling, man. >> yeah, that's true. >> so i'm thinking there might be a door open in here. >> skateboarding at the olympics? we're in. >> to be honest, at this point, the summer olympics needs skateboarding more than skateboarding needs them because they need a younger crowd. >> i think that's salty. >> and true. >> and true. >> what remains the issue of skateboarding is the use of marijuana. >> it would help with the pain. ow, ow. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> ow. >> good, how are you? >> we have amy schchumer. >> a

. >> because adam miller performed this crazy stunt involving three skateboard, six stairs, flies offother board, does like a backflip, lands on the thing, nails it. how do you do this. >> impressive. >> the answer, how you do it, is you try, try, try again and take about a million slams along the way. this is all the attempts leading up to the successful one and just watch adam bite it. >> oh. >> over and over and over. >> what? >> we were like he really made it look easy when he nailed it. wasn't so easy. >> he's banging his shins, his elbows, landing on his hands every single time. >> how did he not break his ankle? legs? >> maybe he just can't flip like he would normally if he was wearing a bunch of gear? >> looks like he is conscious of how he lands. >> just shows when you really want something you have to try hard, you have to commit. >>> the butterfly is supposed to be one of the most difficult swimming techniques for swimmers. combine that with some of the snow from this blizzard that's hitting the east coast and you get this. >> take your mark. >> oh, my gosh. >> crazy. >> th

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adam in california, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, there.n't pay the same kind of taxes we pay? texas is trying to lure businesses away from california by telling them they don't pay taxes so get out of california because you pay too many taxes. can you explain that to me? >> stephanie: you're talking about the ads that rick perry is running. [ ♪ hypnotic ♪ ] >> rick perry also came in companies and told them to move. >> stephanie: good thing on "meet the press," deval patrick bobby jindal, he did put up a graph. basically how much better things are in massachusetts. what do you think that could be? what do you think the difference could be? [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] why is everything so much better? and then bobby jindal just said some -- you know, bull [ bleep ] it is amazing how like they can just twist statistics. put up the graph. things are better in every way. >> and louisiana's falling apart. but other than that. >> stephanie: we were talking about russell crowe during the break. i think he's getting a bad rap. someone tweeted about t

. >> pelley: john miller in our los angeles news room great interview, john, thank you very much. last night on this broadcast correspondent bob orr broke the story that adam lanza, the killer at sandy hook elementary school had an obsession with a mass murder that had occurred the year before. later in the evening, the hartford counternewspaper added to that reporting that investigators found clippings in lanza's home about the earlier killing. it was in december that lanza killed his mother, 20 first graders and six members of the school staff before killing himself. bob orr is back tonight with more details on the motive. >> reporter: evidence recovered from adam lanza's home reveals he had collected information about another notorious killer. sources say material about norwegian mass murderer anders breivik was found in one of lanza's rooms. breivik killed 77 people in 2011 in an attack in norway. now police are pursuing a theory that lanza viewed himself as being in direct competition with breivik. sources say lanza attacked nearby sandy hook elementary school because it was an easy target with a large number of people. investigators believe a rapid p

miller. greetings from the freezing new york bureau. adam helping hearing loss. >> stephanie: yes, but it's not working. i'll see you in chicago. i'll be there to reach a few new levels of debotchry. i have meet and gropes i can't wait to spend time with you. the sexsiest possible that is not in a museum. [ applause ] >> stephanie: april 13th the big sexy liberal chicago. john fugelsang? >> yes, stephanie. >> stephanie: you have been hanging out, talking literally to herman cain. >> yes, i was going to try to ask him to come on to "viewpoint" as a guest. but next thursday we will have dick cavet and susiestman. >> stephanie: that is fabulous. there are pictures of me ron howard, and michael moore and hot brie melissa fitzgerald. >> yeah, too bad about her looks, huh? >> stephanie: yeah. >> and she has an awesome personality. >> stephanie: she doesn't even have the decency to be a bitch. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: the president expresses doubts about a march 1st deal to head off the -- oh, boy -- he said at this point we continue to reach out

adam's mother? there is a woman with an arsenal in her home. that's the real danger of her testimony. all right. let's go to debbie in ohio. you're on "the stephanie milleras shooting into his fireplace, can't kill anything is wrong. the pump shotgun usually nine times out of ten, if you have an intruder, all you have to do is do the shuck shuck. >> stephanie: you could have my box is all you would need. >> caller: exactly. right. and yes, thank you. and it depends on the ammo that's in the gun too. because apparently my husband knows i'm such a lousy shot that he has put this kind of shot in it that will just -- you know, hit anybody anywhere. >> stephanie: that's why we've said i'm too spazzy to have a gun. i'm too spazzy to have my box protect mean because i would hit the wrong button. [farting sounds] >> caller: i want to ask roland a question. would you please bring the sexy liberals to ohio university. we have a nice, big convocation center down there. i would get to see you. >> stephanie: i will bring my box and my sound effects. >> caller: please do. i love it. >> stephanie: thank you debbie. that's the problem. i wouldn't even be able to use my