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ba, ba, ba, ba. clearly the man is on crystal meth. he is sitting down and he is like this and he starts talking about how he was fired and what he was going to do. and then he looked over at me and said, hey. i said hey. he said can you help me dig a hole? i said, i'm busy. he said you help me dig a hole and there will be something for you after. i said, no, thanks. my wife got up and ran away. this is part of a segment that i like to call, should i have called the cops? we drove 90 miles an hour up toward the grand canyon. my wife says we have to call the cops. we have to call the cops. i said, no we don't, honey, no we don't. he probably wanted to plant a tree. >> let me ask you a question, greg. after you helped him dig the hole was there stuff for you? he broke the contract. >> and the body was heavy, i must say. if you are in somewhere between the grand canyon and sedona and somebody is missing, he is in a hole. >> have i a theory. there was a "breaking bad" marathon on. was he just sitting near a tv? >> you know what, i had thes

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at the air force in the capitol of jube ba, where a plane load of aid has now arrived. >> this is theirst airlift conducted by the united nations children's fund since the violence broke out in south sudan last month. it's over 40 tons of medicine and other aid and relief that's going to -- that's arrived here, but is going to hopefully be disbursed across the country, mainly in the most effected areas like other places. i am going to bring in dumont from the u.n., and i want to ask you act the humanitarian situation here. mow do you assess the current crisis? >> well, the current crisis is very fragile, and it is especially dangerous for children. children in these situations are always the most vulnerable. they never have a vice. they are the victims of situations and this is why we are bringing in two charters. the first one this morning is bringing in 35 tons of supplies to treat malaria, to treat i'm sorry. >> diarrhea. >> yes. it's also bringing in sum plies nutrients and therapeutic food. it is also bringing in water and sanitation equipment to help deliver water. >> so when th

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you know, going to go with this and ba, ba, ba." "oh, okay." "you're out. you're fired. you got four more years." >> leno: yeah, that was basically it, sure. >> kroft: did you ask them why they had decided to do this? >> leno: no. >> kroft: you didn't? >> leno: no. i mean, "why?" no. ( laughs ) >> kroft: no, i don't mean like..." >> leno: "why?" >> kroft: no, i mean-- >> leno: "why are you doing this?" >> kroft: no, i mean, kind of like, "okay, so why? what's the..." >> leno: you know, you have a girl says... >> kroft: "...logic behind this?" >> leno: "...i don't want to see you anymore." "why?" you know? she doesn't want to see you anymore, okay? >> kroft: they didn't say that. they said, "we... we don't want to see you after four more years." >> leno: "you're fired four years from right now." ( laughs ) i mean, isn't that hilarious? i mean, it's... it's got... what's more show bizzy than that? what's the funny... "you're fired four years from now. get out in four years." ( laughs ) >> kroft: but it wasn't funny for nbc four years later when i

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. >> and then suddenly there would have to gather the community, go ba - okay, we have the project. no one else is involved. they don't have to ask if they don't want to. it's about them. some are small. they made it out, made it politic. >> is it about self-expression, is it about act vision. what are you seeing? when you go on the project site and you look, what do you see? >> what i see, when i see the portrait on the website, i see faces. wherever they come from, i see faces. when i send back, those printed on paper, whatever the context, it's a weapon or a piece of art. in some places self-expression is forbidden. inthers it's on the top. >> how did it begin for you, was it self-expression. was it - you didn't think it was art in the beginning, did you. >> before photographs i was doing graffiti. that's vandalism. >> right. >> so i get - you know, it was self-expression but self, self, and i write my name everywhere. i realise the power of enabling other people to rite their own name. and i decided to do it with photography. by doing this i took what i was doing and adapting it

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today the am bas the ambassadort the syrian government was stopping a convoy of u.n. vehicles with food and water for the last eight months. it might an war crime. but assad is not exactly swayed by such rhetoric. they continue to talk about terrorism, the u.s. and coalition continue to talk about getting a political solution and humanitarian aid inside of syrian. meanwhile civilians continue to die and the war continues to rage. >> absolutely, absolutely two sides are talking right past one another. a lot of people suffering. nick schifrin for us in geneva. the ukrainian government is offering more concessions to protesters, but they want something in return. the live report from kiev is next. wall street takes a real beating today. ali velshi will explain how the federal reserve and foreign countries are playing into today's slide. forced to flee, many to neighboring countries such as >> ukraine ace parliament has voted is to it try to end two months of protests. demonstrators will be cleared of any crime if they clear public areas within the next 15 days. but that

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the ba >>> a triple digit discovery. new details about how fast paul walker's car was going in the moments before that deadly crash. >>> new findings today in the car crash that killed paul walker last november. the coroner's report says the porsche maybe going 100 miles per hour or more when it crashed. walker's friend was driving the 20 porsche carrera. there were no mechanical problems with the car. they have ruled out problems with the roadway. no alcohol or drugs were detected. >>> family members will renew their search next week for a missing silicon valley ceo and his four other family members. extra pilots and ground searchers will comb the rural mountains. the group was flying from oregon to montana when engine trouble was reported over iowa. the family says they may not find any survivors, but hope the search will bring closure. >>> we're getting close. about a month away from the winter olympics. russia's president toured the city of sochi to quell security concerns. it comes days after dual suicide bomb attac

ba. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are the stories we are following for you. >> we are going to continue trying to make these work. >> the u.n. envoy to syria looking at the glass half full as the talks remain stalled over key issues. >>> protests grow across the country and bundle up. americans in the midwest and parts of the south get ready for a big drop in temperatures. >> no real progress in syria's passions talks. the syrian opposition wants to talk about president bashar al-assad's handing over power but assad's team says he will not step down. it looked like some progress over the weekend. the opposition said that deal was a unilateral one. they are calling for humanitarian aid to get into the city. nick shifrin is in the city. nick, the government is asking to stop assisting the opposition. how far apart are the two sides? >> stephanie, there's a chasm. we did have some progress yesterday or what seemed to be progress. talk of women and children leaving homes. we have talked to the opposition but they hav

have been lobbying to free up federal and commercial airwaves to satisfy their consumer's appetite for ba band with. >> how important is this auction? >> many people thought it was going to be a bigger deal. there is only going to be one twitter. for years, spint and nextel suggested they were going to bid, but they have not filled an application to bid. they have no interest at this point. so it is going to be dish alone buying the spectrum. not really a spectrum auction as much as sale. but we will see the fcc in action in how they conduct this auction and following h-block is aws3 which is a more widely attended auction, if you will. >> matthew, what else do you see the fcc working on this year? >> it is going to be determined by a brand new chairman in tom wheeler. we had the wile association and the cable association and he is not afraid to come out slinging. in the book he wrote about l lincoln and we said doing the same thing is thinking about measure. and the first thing wheeler did was if you don't come up with a man to let consumers unlock cellphones and let them go to other car

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now, ba to the show. looking at inside a crowded mall in brisbane, australia.u notice, people look distressed. they're upset about this guy right here, 35-year-old lee hillier, and he, according to reports, had a gun at the mall, was waving it around, threatening, mostly himself, but also threatening officers with that gun. as you can see, he's acting erratically. >> i commend them for practicing patience that long. 90-minute stand-off. customers inside the shopping center were terrified. >> he's acting erratic. he does end up pointing the gun at his own head, does not pull the trigger and according to reports, he was under the influence of drugs at the time the incident took place. keep watching the video. police take extraordinary measures and brave measures to help get this guy under control. watch this right here. in that moment, he was being shot with rubber bullets but police did end up having to fire two rounds from a regular gun into this guy. they ended up hitting him in the hand. but you see him go down and you do see the gun fall out of his hands. th

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as for the hospital, we're expecting comment from them ba we've not heard back. as for the nurses, they don't know about future talks but they will be picketing out here until at least 1:30. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> bay area health officials have confirmed two more deaths from the h1n1 flu. yesterday, solano county reported its first flu death of the season. the victim was a man in his 40s from vallejo and san mateo county reported its third flu death but no other details were provided. the recent deaths bring the bay area total to 17. at least three confirmed flu cases at the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas have forced movement of inmates. no visitors are being allowed into the affected areas except for attorneys. inmates in the affected areas are required to stay in their housing area but they will be transported to court appearances. >>> coming up -- we have lots of news about the 49ers, including all-star lineback aldon smith's court appearance and how fans are gearing up for the game. >>> and a proposal to save drivers in san francisc

we're not going to tell you the reasoning behind it, and ba bernanke has gone out of his way to discusshe policy. he has not use the average person's vernacular, i think he does his best to describe why the fed is doing what it's doi doing. >> in this case what does this mean? >> very low interest rates for a very long time. the fed is going to remain supportive of the economy regardless of this small retreat from the won't buying stimulus that it undertook today. >> it's not a signal that it's going to be reduced another 10 $10 billion after that. >> he suggested that might happen but that's not been the case. >> it's very dependent on the data and we'll see it going forward. if we see significant declined in the unemployment rate, we look at john growth and they look at unemployment rate moving because people are moving or leaving the labor force. it's important to recognize that the fed does not look at one number. looks at five or six numbers in the market. and it's data dependent. for the next year or two it will be on the easy side. >> we get new unemployment numbers every month,

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jamal has more from jube ba, the capital of south sudan. >> it's been a long awaited cease fire, but a huge break deal nonetheless. at least now those who have fled their homes because of the violence that has raged through south sudan over the past several weeks has some hope that they may return soon. the cease fire just signed essentially guarantees there will be permission, or both sides would allow for aid to reach those effected. however, it will only be implemented 24 hours after the signing of the time of that signing. despite this break through, despite the cease fire, many view that this is just a patching of a wound that continues to bleed. because there are real differences between both sides here. there is the former vice mt. who many see is a person who feels he should be running 24 country. pitted against the current president who enjoys widespread support, as someone who has seemed to have liberated south sudan. and the other tribes across south sudan, so many view that unless real accountability for the crimes committed is reached unless real reconciliation reached b

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he broke pelvis, nose, skin muscle on his back ripped off and lost a third of his blood it was ba badrehab could take a year. police hoping witnesses come forward. >> commuters heading home on the barks pure ferry. passengers were 15 minutes lit getting to the destination after captain and crew stopped the ferry to rescue 2 kayaker. this is the crew member who came to the rescue. one member still in the kayak but other clinging to the side when spotted then picked up by the ferry. both will be just fine. >> very quick work. >> more to bring you next on 7 news. >> dramatic shooting in san diego. why police opened fire on man at the end of a chase. >> plus a plane crash caught open camera from inside the cabin. what passengers did to survive with the plane filled with water. >> anonymously commenting on the internet they may over. >> finally a storm is coming this weekend. let you know what know which day is wet. here's what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live". >> some of the magiche after the news. we ask random people on the street what is the most interesting thing by. i'm unusually

laura bas burn was an incredibly popular first lady. don't remember the media celebrating her in the same way they celebrate michelle obamoba. >> michelle obama is very interesting. media savvy -- >> dynamic character. >> she goes on jimmy fallon or ellen and dances and does a lot of schtick. but at the same time, because she's popular and drives ratings, it does raise questions of fairness that if we're in position of celebrating her and she's a democrat and a republican first lady didn't get the same treatment, that troubles me a little bit. >> and she is deserving of critical coverage. where is the agenda? the high turnover in the east wing. some of her missteps get glossed over because she is so popular. >> you would give her a pass this week because turning 50 is such a baby boomer thing we should all resolve in vel in it? >> that's exactly what i'm saying, howie. she should be looked at because of the policy work she's done. she's a brilliant woman. and i think more of the focus should be on her brain and not her beauty or her bra

. >> ba zynga, jb. they get the simulation games. wall street loves the news. >> and we've got a pop four puppy bowl to celebrate we have some puppies on set tonight with the rep of the big game. it is the tenth annual animal planet puppy bowls with puppy tackles and penalties. it airs at 3:00 p.m. these guys, max, buddy, charlie, lola, by the way, are all available for adoption this monday from the connecticut humane society. so if these guys don't take them home -- >> something's coming out of it. i'm not sure what's coming out of mine exactly. it's liquidy, moist. >> who's a good boy. who's a good boy. >> all right. let's do our final trades now. it's so fun having these puppies on set. >> these dogs could be creating a little fertilizer in our laps right now by potash. >> josh brown. >> i'm going with vca an tech which makes veterinary medicine. the ticker is wolf. >> we've got the ecba next week. you can buy eeuo. >> grasso. >> s.o. again the final trade. >> we've had a little mascot rivalry here. we've got miles of the broncos,