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to arianna's father. said no one was harmed, but didn't want to reveal the secret. since dad did not want to reveal secrets, one of our viewers saw this and thought he could figure out exactly how it was done. his name is brandon klugard from kansas city. he and his brothers work at c & s capital corp. you get two jack stands and find the center point of the car, lift the car up a bit. the back tire is on the ground many. >> what they don't show you in the video is that the front tire is off the ground. like a see saw. >> teeter-totter. >> i guess it wouldn't take that much to lift the car if it's offbalance. >> brandon, the brilliant guy that he is, tested it out. he lifted up the Ñicar. his friend, brandon, he couldn't find a 5-year-old, so he used his buddy. thank you for solving the mystery for us. awesome job. >> easy as pie. >>> when dining alfresco, you expect nice weather. you don't expect to get hit by a car. >> what? >> security camera footage at a restaurant in ukraine shows a car going off the

. >> if you recall, we did talk to arianna's father and he said no one was harmed in the making of this did not want to reveal the secret. since dad didn't want to reveal the secret, one of our viewers saw the video and thought he could figure out how it was done. brandon from kansas city, missouri, watches our show on kmci. >> he and his buddies shot this video. brandon says you get two jack stands and find the center point of the car and lift the car up a bit so the back tire is on the ground. >> what they don't show you in the video is the front tire is off the ground. >> i guess it wouldn't take that much to lift the car if it's already off balance, right? >> brandon, the brilliant guy he is tests it out. the guy that lifted the car, that's his friend adam oddland. he had to use his buddy. >> i like to believe she's really pumped. >> thanks for solving this mystery for us. awesome job. >> easy as pie. >> passengers dealing with a sleepy situation. >> the reaction, a lot of weird stuff happened. >> next "right this minute." and still to come, this sidewalk just ain't big enough. >> i

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then you had arianna huffington of "the huffington post" giving the commencement address. getting a lot of buzz online saying she feels we need both men and women need to redefine what we see as success. >> i think her message is so important in this day in age because so many of us are in the rat race. and you end up thinking it's all about career, it's all about making sure you hit that milestone and doing and being successful at your job. but it really, arianna huffington's message was making sure that she said the third metric about success should be happiness, fulfillment, do you feel you've succeeded in being a good perso and i think that sadly is something that a lot of people don't think about that much. >> that's right. >> are they really happy with their lives? >> let's read a part of her speech. she says i beg you don't buy society's definition of success. it's not working for anyone. not working for women, men, for polar bears, she says. it's not working for the cicadas apparently about to emerge, only working for those who make pharmaceuticals for stress, diab

a distraught nelia arianna, who claims the limo driver did little to help her or her dying friends. >a fire came out, a fire, stop the car, stop the car. then he get out from the car. he just open the door, that's all he did. i even ask the him, help me, help me. i bring out my head from the compartment, help me. i did squeeze myself over there, slide myself. please open the door, open the door. didn't do anything. >> oh my goodness. coming up, we'll also hear from the limo driver who managed to escape unharmed. >>> we've now learned the death toll from last month's building collapse in bangladesh has passed 700. workers continue their recovery efforts of the building outside the capital city housed five garment factories. they've given up hope of finding any more survivors and they're using heavy machinery to try to locate the bodies buried underneath the rubble. ful the victims young women making apparel destined for u.s. stores. >>> grammy-winning singer/rapper lauryn hill sentenced to three months in prison, a year of probation, and three months of possible home confinement for fa

and arianna huffington. and wesley bush and former president bill clinton. >> on c-span3 tonight it is american history in prime time with highlights from a recent event honoring the vietnam war p.o.w.s. >> yesterday, center forward released its study on the health care law's impact on insurance premiums. the study showed most people will see an increase in insurance premiums, particularly the young and healthy. former bush administration congressional budget office director, douglas holtz-eakin and former north dakota representative earl pomeroy talk about the study's findings. it is an hour and 10 minutes. >> on behalf of center forward we welcome you to our program this morning. as i hope you know center forward has existed now for three years. we're all about discussions. we're all about across the aisle conversations in this hyper partisan atmosphere that we have up on the hill here. we think it is important for an organization like center forward to bring panel discussions together over issues that are

arianna huffington. and former president bill clinton. >> the group center forward released a study on the health care law's potential impact on insurance premiums in sex states. next, a discussion of that report with former congressional budget office director douglas stafin and earl pomeroy. this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> good morning. i'm bud cramer, former member of congress, chame of the board of center forward. we welcome you to our program this morning. as i hope you know, center forward as existed now for three years, we're all about discussions, we're all about across the aisle conversations in this hyper partisan atmosphere we have up on the highlight here. we think it's important for an organization like center forward to bring panel discussions together over issues that are currently very important to the american public, very important to those policymakers on the hill as well system of we view our role as aiding and assisting and providing information and today is about providing inform

arianna huffington. and former president bill clinton. >> the group center forward coming up on "washington journal," scott paul of the more than aleeps for manufacturing on the state of manufacturing and job creation in the u.s. thullingfrut ever -- then federal regulatory commission chairman jon wellinghoff. then a look at the trends of school violence, crimes and safe the. our guests are my call planty, and nirvi shah. washington journal live every morning at 7:00 eastern. >> the group center forward released a study on the health care law's potential impact on insurance premiums in sex states. next, a discussion of that report with former congressional budget office director douglas stafin and earl pomeroy. this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> good morning. i'm bud cramer, former member of congress, chame of the board of center forward. we welcome you to our program this morning. as i hope you know, center forward as existed now for three years, we're all about discussions, we're all about across the a

arianna huffington also delivering remarks, this to the graduating class of smith college. >> anothern speaker notoriously told the class of 1954 that their way to the top would be determined by the man hey marry. well, i want to do him one better. and tell you, don't you -- you don't get to the top by marrying someone. and. simpler way is to sleep your ay to the top. [laughter] right now i imagine they're thinking they probably should have edited the speefment host: the co-founder of huffington post to the graduating class at smith college. all of these speeches available on our website, c-span.org. we'll continue the conversation tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. 4:00 for those of you on the west coast. among our guests, bruce fleming, who teaches english at the u.s. naval academy and the author of bridging the military civilian divide, also kathleen is going to be joining us to talk about the national military family association, which families of the military need to be dealing with, especially those who are departing the armed forces and into civilian life, and randy pl

one is through twitter already and not is a question from arianna from simi valley. it is, how can young people contribute to government and politics and the future? if i could elaborate on the question and ice cube are directly come you're the president of the college in you see the younger generation today and at least our senses when you ask people if they want to serve, they want to give back companies say yes and i want to do good things, but they often are more attracted to nonprofits are not interested in running for office. what do you see in the younger generation? >> i would say mark bradley is a great question that was formulated. but i'm very optimistic about millennial engagement. they're the most service-oriented since the greatest generation. you see it with numbers interested in the peace corps and americorps, teach for america, all the streams of service. amidst our many and varied problems we have, which this great effort is addressing, i come to this with great optimism about this generation. i would say it is the generation that brings a sense of

arianna huffington. and former president bill clinton. >> what would the world be like if the southern confederacy was on the southern border of the united states of america? think for a minute of the united states from baltimore all the way down to around florida down along the gulf coast to the end of texas. that would all be, not be part of the united states. in fact, the united states would have no real access to either the atlantic or the caribbean except for a narrow path from baltimore north as far as boston and beyond that it's not very good anyway. so all of a sudden a great coastal landscape of the no states is now down to the point we can be blockaded that everything has to be funneled through the but it does mean the united states would collapse of its own way. it means the united states window bagram anywhere near the presence in the western hemisphere in terms of dealing with british intervention, or french intervention. >> more with roger ranson this weekend as booktv and american history

costolo, nate silver, steve wozniak, arianna huffington, former president bill clinton.vening this week we have been featuring book tv in time on c-span 2. tonight, the interview with phillips, the author of eight nonfiction books, including "the world turned down, the global battle over god, truth and power." 8:00 easternt at on c-span 2. of earlier today, treasury secretary jack lew and health services secretary sebelius held a of socialn the future security and medicare. this is 40 minutes. by welcoming my fellow trustees here at the i wanty department and to thank the chief acuaries and their staffs for all of the hard on this year's final reports. the social security and medicare trustees met this morning so we could complete the annual financial review of the programs and transmit reports to congress. social security and medicare represent a fundamental have as a country to provide income and healthcare security for fellow citizens. this obligation has been passed from one generation to the next and stood the test of recession, war and most of all, time. social sec