alex martin is also in the running again at mavericks. he bounces off the water. >> just hits the deck. >> looks like he gets stootd up and loses his crouching position. again, slow motion. you see him skip across the water. >> that must feel like getting hit by a car. >> oh, he goes from way at the top. >> the waves these dudes are on are no joke. they're all like 20 feet waves. >> how about this in tahiti. >> he was like in a spin cycle on a washing machine. he just rolled. >> just get cart wheeled. >> but at the same time these wipe-outs, they're straight up street cred or wave cred. >> have some respect out on the beach for sure. >> the winner of the wipe-out awards will be announced may 2nd. >>> the race is on until -- >> boom. >> see how this driver stays in control for the ride. >> and state farm's ads get spooked. >> like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> what the hell? >> this is how to make your state farm agent mad. >> why these versions won't have them feeling the neighborly love. >> oh. totogood thing she used news b .

martin. welcome to report i'm alex geyser europe it is once know for sure if it can confidently say that it will be leaving tomorrow i proffer as of course europe initially it was a salva well max the us dollar may be shuffling off this mortal coil if the j.p. morgan chart here titled you reserve currency status does not last forever starting from fourteen hundred we had the portugal as a reserve currency then spain netherlands france britain and now the us the us has outlasted the netherlands so far as about the equal to portugal wow ok so the us dollar is ready to. bite the dust is the wayside if history is prologue if it is able to predict anything of course in the investment terms they always say the past never can predict the future so we don't know but it is ready for a big earthquake ok so what we've been saying this for years and so j.p. morgan agrees so j.p. morgan is finally waking up to their watch our show is that it well i don't know if they're predicting it but they're just saying it is that about is a very right currency so this chart however featured heavily and quite a few analy

martin has a look at how it happened. >> reporter: it didn't take long. the student is 16-year-old alex hribal.faces 4 counts of attempted homicide and 21 counts of aggravated assault. his attorney says he is not even sure that his client knows that he did it. police are trying to figure out why a student went on a stabbing rampage at a high school in murrysville, pennsylvania. >> the juvenile went down the hallway and was flashing two knives around and injured the people. >> reporter: it happened just as the day was getting started at franklin regional high school. 19 students and a school police officer were hurt. >> kid laying down and he was holding his side and there was a teacher on top of him screaming, help. >> reporter: the victims were taken to local hospitals where several underwent surgery. >> they each had multiple vital organs injured. >> reporter: the suspect, a 16- year-old sophomore, was taken into custody after the officer and assistant principal and a student helped subdue him. >> i saw him charge the police officer. we jumped on him and immobilized him. >> reporter: police s

alex perez has the dramatic phone call one of the inmates made. >> reporter: police say david martin, an accused murderer, kevin johns, and richard ware, who is locked up on a robbery charge, ambushed joe lynn, inside the trumbolt county jail. >> as he walked up the stairs, he was taken from behind. >> reporter: the prisoners used a homemade shank, to surprise the guard, and tying him up. the inmates steal the guard's cell phone and call tv station woio, to speak to a reporter. >> i can't get talked down. i need the story to get out there. i'm in a situation, where i'm calm as of now. >> reporter: martin says he's upset about how local media has portrayed him. argued he is innocent. and demand the media clear his name. the inmates even allowed the prison guard-turned-hostage, to speak to the reporter. >> they took me by surprise. brought me into a cell. tied me up. never harmed me. they gave me water. they have loosened the restraints and put me into some cuffs. >> reporter: the ordeal went on for an astonishing five hours, until police negotiators finally convinced the inmates to rel

martin luther king's assassination. joining me here in studio, todd johnson, correspondent for the grio.com. let's talk about it. you've been there recently. what's it like, that museum? >> reporter: alexreally remarkable. you can tell the amount of money that they raised, that they were just going to completely go all-in and try to change the dynamics of how people understand civil rights history. i mean, it was quite the undertaking for them to raise the $28 million and completely change the technological infrastructure. but they made the decision that they wanted to make civil rights history more relevant and more real to a younger generation. the lorraine motel in memphis holds a historic place in world history. dr. martin luther king jr.'s life ended here on this balcony back on april 4th, 1968. in 1991, the motel became the national civil rights museum. now it's being transformed. >> this museum, after 22 years, needed to be updated. needed to have more technology. needed to be engaging to a younger generation. >> reporter: nearly $30 million was raised to give the civil rights history displayed here a face-lift. design teams and architects gave exhibits a state-of-the-art and vi

alex i think you. should have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. what's up guys i'm at a martin and this is breaking the set on the stop and frisk program of the insane overreach of surveillance of muslim communities the n.y.p.d. of no doubt would turn themselves the title of one of the most abusive police departments in the country but in a big victory for the people and i'm pretty just announced i would be disbanding the so-called demographics unit that was exposed by the a.p. back in two thousand and eleven as quote an unusual partnership when the locational a blurred the line between domestic and foreign spine in that same report it was revealed that undercover officers of the demographics unit often visited islamic bookstores and cafes businesses and clubs and were told to monitor current events keep an eye on community bolton boards inside houses of worship and look for quote hot spots of trouble that program has expanded all the way into new jersey and connecticut turned out to have zero leaves what a shock interestingly enough even after so much public outcry about the p