you killed the bear.ing run over and ring someone's neck. >> i was very upset and i stamped my foot and i said a bad word. very loudly. i am a journalist. and i'm supposed to be dispassionate. but that doesn't mean i don't have really strong feels about every story i do. and in this case, i had very strong feelings for that bear. i thought, she was a goner. you know, if she didn't die from that fall, she must have died from the electrocution. >> but story turns out very differently. >> we went up to the bear and the bear was still breathing, still had a heart beat. it was like, amazing. we were just, amazed. >> she survived it. and she survived the burns on her paws and everything. >> lucky for the bear, the fur doesn't conduct electricity well and her body is equipped for a high fall. she needs urgent care, but her condition isn't critical. >> she seems stable. she is breathing regularly. her heart rate is regular. and i can't really find any injuries on her other than a little burn on the inside of her

going to end up to be a dead bear. >> the bear might be knocked out, but the mission is still dangerouse's the treacherous climb to reach her, the herculean effort of loading the bear into the basket and lowering her down to safety. all of this has to be done before the sleeping giant wakes. >> emotions are running high for those guys, too. they are still willing to do what they did. >> when rescuers finally reach the bear, they realize the cliff face is too narrow to angle her into the basket. their plan is not going to work. >> it turned out that they just had enough room to get the bear into the basket. they don't train for taking polar bears off the side of a cliff every day. but they improvised and tied it up and started to lower it down. >> the rescuers successfully secure the polar bear with the ropes and gently lower her. at this point bill has been dropped off by the helicopter and is sitting at the boat at the bottom of the cliff nervously awaiting the bear's arrival. >> i knew i wasn't out of the woods until we headed down off that cliff. everything was looking very well that

bear den. and look what comes out. that is a he bear. >> when you come upon a bear den, you don't just stick around, you kind of got to scoot it. >> he doesn't stick around but he left his trail camera behind. this bear is just moseying around looking through stuff, probably thinking i guess it's spring maybe it's time for me to get up. >> eyes still swollen. >> springtime. >> brent left his camera and went and got it two days later and he said when he looked at the footage, he had 50 videos of the bear coming and going out of his den. at one point you see the back end of the fella, that is a big booty going into a small space. >> whoa. >> get in there, bud. a little contortionist that guy. >>> this one is nuts. from epic tv. 23-year-old james kingston he is a free runner on the moscow bridge in kiev, ukraine. he's got the red shirt on. his buddy mustang wanted is out there with him. we know that guy. they climb to the top of this bridge 390 feet up. of course, they don't have any straps or any

[moo] [announcer] the score is the houston toros 5, the bears 0. the bears coming to bat. marx brothers is up. [leak] come on, toby, now. let's move him around. way to go! way to hustle! one down, kelly. one out. protect yourself. fire 'em in there. let's go! one out. miguel, you're the boss. tag up. tag up. go, go, go! he's coming home. throw the ball! he's out! easy out. is the toros 5, the bears 0. the game's called. we're out of time. time! game is called. it's not over yet. i'm sorry. it's all over. i can't help it. let's go home, fellas. that's it. can they do that? no, they can't do that. hey. hey, you guys, where you going? what about the looper? we're not finished! you said a four-inning game. you didn't play fast enough. a game is a game. game's called. who's ahead? he's ahead. you win the game. we won! the game is over. that's all. let the kids play. why are you shutting it off? we're not finished! the game isn't over yet! they said four innings! how you doing? it's bob watson and cesar cedeño! what's up, fellas? we only had two innings. how's your game going? w

this bear is aggressive. cousin dan was able to get his bear spray out before the bear charged any closer. thankfully the guys did not need to injure the bear or the cub. eventually both worked their way back up the hill. see them off in the distance there. they got back in the trail, walked away from the bear and got out of there safely. >> we're seeing that bear coming right at you -- >> at the beginning. >> yeah. >> and a clear path right to him. brad said he heard his brakes squeak and then a growl. he looked right. and noticed that bear charging right at him. lots of people like to go all out for their wedding, do something really special. this didn't go exactly as planned. this is in india. what you're seeing is a 40 feet long hydraulic crane lowering down the diamond crystal looking structure. this was how the bride and her sister were going to sort of enter the wedding reception. very elaborate, very expensive too. you mean they're inside of that. >> they're in there. >> this is like a bad idea. as th

>> because there is seven or eight bears on the same plate and the big male bears will actually take all the food and not let mom take it for their cubs. so i thought, okay, well, big male bears, they can't climb trees as good as she could, so i thought, well, if i put it up high, she'll get it for her cub. >> wow. have you seen anything like this before? is this first time you capture a bear doing this? >> we have seen them stand on top of barrels. we have seen them tip barrels over. lots of different things, but this is definitely the first time i've seen this happen. >> what is the status of the beaver? did the bear come back or what happened after? >> oerh, yeah, she came back fi minutes later. i sat in the tree for ten hours and i started to film. as soon as i seen her coming, that's what i captured on film. i couldn't believe it. >> what do you do in the tree for ten hours? >> i don't know. i'm just glad she's okay. and the cubs are too. >> the video of this toddler and this baker will break your heart. the woman in the video is presumed to be the mother of this toddler. there

poor little bear. >> 49 pounds? >>> a new jersey teenager is suing her parents for refusing to pay her college tuition. >> but her father tells reporter christine sloan that's not the whole story. >> we're being sued by our child. it's -- it's -- i'm dumbfounded and so is my wife. >> reporter: his daughter rachel canning is a cheerleader. she alleges her parents abandoned her when she turned 18 and are now refusing to pay for her to go to college. her father says -- >> a. a good kid and b. a rebellious teen. >> reporter: he claims she ran away in november because she didn't want to follow house rules. >> living in our house is few things, there's minor chores and curfew. >> reporter: rachel didn't want to be interviewed. she's staying with her best friend's family. the father is funding the lawsuit. rachel says the university of vermont. a private college, is her first choice. >> are you refusing to pay for her college education? >> it's -- i reject the whole question on that. the whole premise. we have a college fu

. >> not once does the bear hit himself in the face. that's really impressive. >> it's impossible not to join in. >> and pranks that push the limit. >> it took my breath away. >> we were both really scared. >> i'm like, oh, this is bad. >> millions of clicks, but what is the truth? >> you sort of gasp that can't be real. >> we've got the answers. >>> "caught on camera: viral videos fact or fiction." >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." hundreds of thousands of videos hit the web every day. but only a select few really grab the public's attention and go viral. if you watch like me, sometimes these videos seem a bit suspicious. in this hour, we'll watch some of the web's most popular videos and uncover if they're works of fact or fiction. >> hey. sheri here, obviously. >> in august 2010, a mysterious video purported to be a piece of courtroom evidence starts to circulate across the web. it's dubbed exhibit b-5. >> it has an element of where did this come from. that you're really curious about. >> i am recording t

why was this bear hanging there? >> when they come out of hibernation we put as much meat and cookies as we can because the cubs haven't eat been. >> why make it a challenge? >> because there's seven or eight bears on the same place and the big male bears will actually take all the food and not let the moms take it for their cubs so we thought, okay, them big male bears they can't climb trees as good as she could, so i thought if i put it up high she'll get it for her cubs. >> have you seen anything like this before? is this the first time you captured a bear doing this? >> we've seen them stand on top of barrels. we've seen them tip barrels over, lots of different things, but this was definitely the first time i've ever seen this happen. >> what's the status of the beaver? did anybody ever -- did the bear come back or what happened after? >> oh, yeah she came back five minutes later and got the piece of beaver. i sat in that tree for ten hours and i just started filming as soon as i seen her coming and that's what i

and it seems that goes for bears too. ♪ a big brown bear, one that looks eerily similar to this one onia state flag. it's invaded this san dimas home. a news helicopter captures the scene of the bear taking a leisurely swim doing the breath stroke in this backyard pool. ♪ alex vasquez, a photojournalist for several local television stations, hears on a police scanner there's a bear in the hills. >> i'm pretty familiar with this area since i live nearby, and i cover this area pretty exclusively. i work my way up the hill when i notice that there was a news helicopter in the area, also searching for this bear. >> being the tv pro he is and wanting to get the story, alex decides to make his way onto the property and knock on the door. but no one's home. >> the gate was open, and i went into the backyard, where i came face to face and had a close encounter with the bear. he looked at me and kind of gave me that look of what are you doing here? and i gave him the same look and kind of basically shot video. >> alex's journalistic instincts take precedence over fear. >> i wasn't scared only b

heavenly the bear is now snoozing. you won't see much. >> he's too thin and on a special diet right now. he's on painkillers >>. ann bryant says he's supposed to be drowsy but not long ago he was awake and frolicking. turns out a highern yating bear is a light sleeper. >> he rolls around, gets up, stretches and moving. >> brian says nature has an answer for. that you close windows when you sleep... >> normally a bear goes into a den and snow covers up the entrance and buffer him in. and keep it quiet. >> openings are just open to the world. and sky, to the sounds. >> bears sleep because there is hardly any food f waking up early they think it's spring time theshg get hungry. >> they come where they know there is food. our neighborhoods and homes. >> now, he says lake tahoe should brace for more. >> they're going to be coming down more and crossing through our neighborhood to get to the lake which very soon will probably be one of the source that is available to them. >> she says you can help there is a chance he can go

bear away from the neighborhood.r heavenly the behavior he's about 30 pound under weight right now but once they faten him up they take him back out on the wood and set him free. abc 7 news. >> news reporter in new jersey learned the cold hard facts about never turning your back to oncoming traffic. watch. >> known as hilly he only had one summer with the phillies there goes a couple plow demonstrating -- what i said hitting us all right there you go. here comes another one. >> that's steve of wxtf, tv philadelphia showered with snow while covering the latest storm to hit the east coast. he was 20 feet from the road which discuss guess to show you how far plow can throw snow at high speeds. look at it. just plastered by it. he joked that a reporter from another tv station must have been driving the plow. he's fine. but it was pretty funny piece of tape. >> leget the full accu-weather forecast. experience is back on the roof of the broadcast center. in all the years reporting live on weather coverage something lick th

what did you think when you heard about the bear?ared. >> we had to wait two hours to go on the slopes. >> reporter: x-rays taken after the bear was rescued showed no broken bones, just open wounds and trauma. >> anything could have caused it, coyotes, dogs, a fall. >> reporter: when wildlife officials weed this bear, he was 49 -- weighed this bear, he is was 49 pounds. is this an example of yet another impact of the drought? >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: wildlife care officials say in a normal winter this bear likely would have never wandered out onto a ski run this early in march. >> he should still be in hibernation, but this weather is so up and down we're getting chipmunks and robins a month early. the wildlife is reacting to our drought. >> this little guy is expected to make a full recovery before he's released into the wild. >>> tomorrow morning police detectives will be at one bay area school to question students about what andria borba tells us happened in a bathroom on campus. >> reporter: we are talking about an on cam

buy mastercard, which i own, 20% index. >> bull or bear? >> bear. >> your prediction?ess test. citi has a wonderful ceo. up 20% the next six months. >> bear. facebook spent $2 billion on virtual reality, oculus. they are not cool. >> bear. >> one in three parents admit to stealing or borrowing or taking money from their kids' piggy bank. i am one of them. every parent does. keep the lights on somehow. i get it. >>. >> we have a lift-off. lift-off of steve swanson. on a six-hour journey to the international space station. >> from russia without much love. we are hitching a ride up and their troops keep building up. no wonder so many americans are fed up. i'm neil cavuto. the russians are taking us for a ride and we are paying them $71 million for the seat. they are the only way we can get to space so we cut the check because beggars can't be

heavenly the bear is now snoozing. you won't see much. >> he's too thin and on a special diet right now. he's on painkillers >>. ann bryant says he's supposed to be drowsy but not long ago he was awake and frolicking. turns out a highern yating bear is a light sleeper. >> he rolls around, gets up, stretches and moving. >> brian says nature has an answer for. that you close windows when you sleep... >> normally a bear goes into a den and snow covers up the entrance and buffer him in. and keep it quiet. >> openings are just open to the world. and sky, to the sounds. >> bears sleep because there is hardly any food f waking up early they think it's spring time theshg get hungry. >> they come where they know there is food. our neighborhoods and homes. >> now, he says lake tahoe should brace for more. >> they're going to be coming down more and crossing through our neighborhood to get to the lake which very soon will probably be one of the source that is available to them. >> she says you can help there is a chance he can go

hi, i'm brenda buttner, this is "bulls and bears." gary b. smith, tracy burns, jonas max ferries along with mark hannah. the problem is us and our internet skills, really? >> it's enough to make you pull your hair out, brenda. here is one of the leaders of the country, if you will. he's basically saying we are just too dumb to figure this out. meanwhile, it's like everyone's grandparents are on facebook, everyone is using amazon to order things. who are these people who don't understand the internet? i would like to find those three people in the world that have access to the internet and say, i can't understand it, it's too hard for me. that is that ludicrous. the other thing that annoys me is the pushout on this deadline. people can opt out via some honor system. they hit a check box saying, dog ate my homework, i didn't feel like it this day, i didn't understand it. i would like the irs to adopt that same policy in paying our taxes. i just didn't feel like it. let me have a few more months. it's an insult to the american people. >> jonas,

cor, what an enormous bear. what bear? bear! what a monstrous creature. get it from me. it's coming straight for me. no, it's got tails. that was a trojan beast. mr. ubu, sir, help. help. not me, my friends. fend for yourself. at the moment, we are reciting our pater noster. everyone will have his turn to get eaten. i've got it. i've got a half nelson on it. oh, well, keep it up. i think it's letting go of me. ooh, cowardly sot. ah! he's biting me bum. oh, lord help us. i was gonna die. ah! ooh! i managed to wound the brute. hurray, he's bleeding. now, hold it still while i get my explosive knuckle duster. hurry up. i can't keep this up all night. ah! here it is. - victory! - victory! ubu. ubu. ubu-- ♪ sed libera nos a malo is he already dead? as i come down off my rock. do what you like. gentlemen, you may pride yourselves that if you be still alive and still tramping under foot the snows of lithuania, you owe it all to the master of phynance who did not hesitate to climb to the top of a very high rock so that his prayers should have less far to travel to fly to heaven.

ought -- the bear looked to be looking for help and came over and almost was trying to nuzzle up with people and seek help. >> bear was tranquilized and put on a ski patrol lift and given objection general. the veterinarians say if addition to being underweight three was pleading in a shoulder. his paws were also sore. how the bear got the injuries is anyone's guess but those taking care of him believe the drought is to blame. >> he should sleeping if -- for another month. but we are getting chip monks >> the prognosis is good and he is given antibiotics and before he is released they will try to notten him up with special formula forbear -- for cubs. >> a snow badder could be charged for triggering a deadly avalanche which slammed into a home killing a 68-year-old woman, her husband is hospitalized in serious condition. an 8-year-old boy who was initially buried has been released from the hospital. officials are trying to determine whether he break any laws. >> spring is over two weeks away but you with not know it in most parts of the cup because -- country because of a black of arc

come on over. >> you think the bear is going to sit down and look, oh, no, this bear has something to. >> dillon! >> it wants to stand up and say look at me, look how furry i am. >> the bear stands up like that to show dominance to say you probably should get out of here. >> luckily for everybody, everybody escaped unscathed. >> buddy, i'm not going to hurt you. >>> that's our show. thanks for joining us and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." thank you.

tyrone wallace added 16 points for the golden bears to play top-seeded smu on wednesday. wallace, was trouble with a shot in the second half, made four free throws and justin cops attitude down the stretch to help the bears advanced to the quarterfinals of the nit for the first time

good morning. >> i know that bear was only 1- year-old too. just a little baby bear. weigh by by. let's show you -- big baby. let's show you what's going on. still working more than a dozen i think about 15 different accidents or spinouts all across the bay area. so here's a live look right now near the oakland coliseum. actually one reported southbound 880. so we're not seeing much of a delay because of it. in the commute direction heading towards downtown. so far, everything is open and clear. but again the roads are slick. hey better news now in san jose. that off ramp has reopened. northbound 280 by saratoga avenue. police had been investigating a body found in the roadway since early this morning. that happened shortly after 3:00. never impacted the main lines of the freeway. pretty typical commute right now out to the bay bridge: but you can see the rain drops still forming on the cam la lens. and the -- camera lens. and the delays are really just building in the far right cash lanes, no metering lights yet. they turned them on pretty early yesterday and we'll h

this is "bulls and bears." here they are. the bulls and bears this week. welcome to everybody. so, john, an executive order on overtime is that going to send workers overboard? >> yeah. look, the problem here is we have an administration that has been hardly ineffective. but to their credit. they got a very inept congress to deal with. so you are not getting anything done in washington, d.c. right now. they don't have a jobs plan. we washed the middle class. we will be losing since the 1990s. we are a million dollar less than in 28 when the president took over. the jobs we've added have been lower paying jobs. we do not simply have a jobs plan. the only jobs plan they have to the companies that cash on the ballot sheet. we want you to use that cash to hire workers you don't need or they're telling people that are paying minimum wage, we want to pay a little more. we want these people to move up to the middle class. there is no middle class. look at what's going on in west texas and north dakota. you don't have to put any type of measure in, because there is plenty of jobs. this

come on over. >> you think the bear is going to sit down and look, oh, no, this bear has something to>> dillon! >> it wants to stand up and say look at me, look how furry i am. >> the bear stands up like that to show dominance to say you probably should get out of here. >> luckily for everybody, everybody escaped unscathed. >> buddy, i'm not going to hurt you. >>> that's our show. thanks for joining us and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." $ covered california is howt californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of californians will qualify. find out if you do. all plans include free preventive care. now, you might have a question about what that means. it means free mammograms, imm

>> winslet told ellen that she had a friend nicknamed bear who was a "big bear hug" and a "great figure" in her life. as for the middle name -- winslet says she and husband, ned rock-'n-roll ...wanted a name signifying their bond. they chose "blaze" because the two met in a house fire in 20- 11. is this a real script? winslet also says bear blaze will be taking her last name. >> it didn't stutter a guess that was true. >> we continue to see temperatures on the mild side this morning. there will cumber later. it's 42 at o'hare. 42 in bartlett. we find the rain heavier down into portions of kankakee. the on the lookout. the heaviest of the rain is south of 80. looking at the seven days forecast, rain this morning changing to light snow. 45 degrees is the high on thursday. friday when it 55. >> 80 over des plaines has a project in place for some time it will be picked up until march 20th. lynn closures through there. a quick update on install we're watching on the dan ryan or hits of the stevenson it has just cleared. >> coming up, the race heats up for the illinois governor campaign. >> w

the bear was spotted before the slopes opened. the bear was wandering and was sick or injured.xt to a building and officials tranquilized the bear before the patrol loaded him on a sled and brought him down the mountain. >> our ski patrol helped administer oxygen to the bear so the pair was looked after while he was in the sled on the way down. >> at the pair was take -- the bear was taken to wildlife treatment. he has cuts on his shoulder and sore paws but not clear how he was injured. >> we will check the trading underway on wall street with a look at the big board showing the dow is back up again in positive territory at 168 points to 16,337. >> radio shack will close 1,100 underperforming scores in the united states which leave them with 4,000 stores. they reported a $191 million loss for the 4th quarter during the holiday season. >> apple has a change. the chief financial officer and senior vice president is retiring in september and will be replaced by the current vice president of finance and controller who will transition to the new position in june. >> the waiting is o

he also says he still wants to retire as a bear when his career ends. many people will be disappointed to learn a real hover board is not actually in the near future just yet. funny or die launched an online ad tuesday featuring a mysterious tech company claiming to have invented such a thing. the clip claims to show off a real-life version of the back to the future fictional toy. it even features several celebrities including christopher lloyd and tony hawk. >> a great job on that video. >> that is some good acting. >> it would have been pretty awesome. >> demetrius take away. >> 16 degrees is the current temperature in south holland. force park at 18. hickory hills at 17 sunlit composite shows we are trying out. this time yesterday we had snow moving in and it really created horrendous rush hour. but today we have sunshine. temperatures try to creep up but they don't do a good job. 28 by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. 24. typical high is 43. we make that tomorrow at 43 on friday. and just when to skip over today. i'm tired of it. friday night into saturday we h

there is no way that bear is okay. >> witnesses are relieved to find the bear survives the shock and some bruising. after rehab at a local zoo, the momma bear is reunited with her cub and released back into the wild. >> it's such an upsetting video for animal lovers to watch, but knowing that the bear is okay, it's like getting a hug. >> what happens when you stay inside a new york city bike lane no matter what? may 4th, 2011. filmmaker casey mistad is riding his bike to work when he's stopped by one of new york's finest. >> i start filming the cop. >> the police officer gives casey a ticket. >> for not riding in the bicycle lane. >> i'm getting a ticket for riding my bike not in the bike lane. >> casey's fine is $50. he pleads guilty by mail. but for the moviemaker, it doesn't end there. >> the summons is for riding outside of the bike lane. i thought it would be funny to show what happens if you always ride in the bike lanes. we were out for about an hour. in that hour i think we found six or eight different obstructions. we didn't set any of them up. they're all real. >> casey pos

the bear only weighs 49 pounds. a neighborhood is starting to get results from home security cameras. take a look. this camera got a glimpse of the get away car there. just last week police held a work shop on the use of home security cameras. police plan to hold more work shops on the use of security cameras >> fire crews spent the day putting out a garage fire. the fire break out in an attic and spread inside of the main house. crews called in a team because several cans of gasoline were leaking. those cans did not end up causing additional damage. one resident was trans ported to the hospital. and i >> mayor chuck reed says the city was able to set aside money last year. a source close to facebook chief operating officer says the report she plans to run for senate is untrue. that report publish hadded this morning in the "daily mail" claiming sandberg would likely challenge senator boxer. she started her career in the treasury department. she suggested politics might not be for her. >> there is more ahead includi

this isn't their first bear encounter, in january a bear dashed across a ski course.ials are looking into whether that bear was the same one today. >>> rain is moving south and making for a nasty commute. a live look at the freeway through berkeley and emeryville. a sea of headlights tonight. another look at highway 4 in contra costa county. slow again. just check traffic on www.ktvu.com. couple of accidents and the rain is making things slow. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist now and talk about how much longer it will last. >> we will get a fair amount, inch in the coastal hills but timing, timing, timing, afternoon commute. highway 4 there, the roads are wet. traffic is moving slow. we will come in close. heaviest rain on the peninsula, over by pacifica, reports in this area, pacifica, south san francisco, daily city, rain coming down strong. reports of heavy rain. piedmont, reports of rain there. not heavy yet. orinda light rain. concord, more light showers there. san jose area, right, this is about the north bay, looking at dry conditions. san jose right n

they should've let bear stearns. they should've let all these firms fail because they were morally, ethically and financially big growth in the system should have been reformed. that did not happen. why didn't happen? it didn't happen because the fat from which everyone thinks is a publicly controlled organization working for the people is not. it is owned by the banks. if you look at who was the fact, the banks' own the fed. it was exactly why they build out the big banks, mothers trying to dollars pumped to the top of it. then. why was aig rescued? this is not a surprise. this flooding of capital into the big bangs because they want tapings to get bigger and more powerful. i said this is actually a golden age of wall street. why? doesn't seem like it. they complain all the time. after this crisis, there's far less competition. there's no bear stearns anymore. there's nobody that competes with goldman sachs. jpmorgan chase pay $20 billion in fines last year and the ceo got a raise? plug-ins being pulled. >> people m

but bear stearns was bankrupt morally, ethically and financially. but they saved it the federal government in treasury and fed took $30 billion of those assets that jpmorgan did not want to buy to put them on the balance sheets of the new york fed and so bear stearns took it to dollars then $10 trading at one hedges $70 per share one year earlier and by the way, yesterday the first written by both hardware of the ides of march taken from shakespeare, yesterday was the sixth anniversary of the collapse of bear stearns. that was the first. that sent the message when the government stepped in for the first time to rescue a securities firm, never happened before everyone that had failed had fallen out of business this is the first time to save it is sent the message loud and clear you are too big to fail we will rescue you and that is the mindset. so lehman brothers thinks it is better to do something differently he assumed he would be bailed out. and it turned out he was wrong and that was important but not fatal for writing it was a good thing and the

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>> i got a good pound for the bear and i have a good pound for the people who believe in the bear. if you believe in sonny, get ready to lose your money. >> ali was faster and he ended up stopping sonny liston in the seventh round. >> it's never been stopped, he's never been on some graceful. oh i'm so graceful and what made you so good? i didn't stop the fight. i'm so pretty. i took over the world. >>> when we come back on a second look. cartoon characters smoking cigarettes. and a cartoon of a ford mustang a half century ago. >>> tonight on a second look traveling back 60 years to remember 1964. it was that year that the surgeon general issued his first report on the health effects of smoking. concluding that it caused lung cancer in men and likely caused lung cancer in women as well. the report would eventually lead to warning labels on cigarettes and a ban on cigarette advertising in radio and television. but before the ban took place, cigarette ads were as common as cigarette commercials. and one of the most disturbing things found was the use of cartoon characters to sell cig

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the bears released him after three seasons with the team.e had a down year last season and almost lost his job. the bears did re-signed defensive tackle. to a two-year extension. he did not joined the bears until week 14. >> we welcome some warmer air. it is so nice. you're going to enjoy it when you step aside. the sunshine really has an impact. it is starting to feel a lot warmer. it will start being reflective. we are not done with the cold yet. this pattern will recur. it will be nice to get a break the next couple days. we will fill you in. look at the strengths supper in the upper and lower michigan. that is a lot of ice out there. here's a view of all are on iceour own ice. it is just stunning how much ice there is. weird nearing an all-time record. we might reach it this week. shows us the lighthouse there. the ice and the harbor. shows us some frost glistening on as trees. that is what forms when you get some ice fog to form at night. it calls the outdoor surfaces with a layer of ice . he says his dog is pictured here and clearly no

helping administer oxygen to the bear so he was looked after. >> the bear taken to lake tahoe wild mrif care for treatment. he has sore paws he's about 14 ms old, weighing only 49 pounds. >> still ahead mounting tensions in ukraine. we'll hear from a stanford diplomat now home >> and abc7 news i team looks into the number of pedestrian deaths in san francisco. finding it's not always the driver's fault. >> why aren't more apartment buildings equipped with sprinklers? one city is taking a step in the right direction. >> frustration mounts for the unemployed looking for help from unemployed looking for help from the [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >>> two major fires in apartment complexes are raising new safety concerns tonight. t

he is part of a revamped bears defensive line. gone are pepper, melton. >> before signing him they had signed a number of other players also reassigning some of their own guys walk guys like lance briggs are back there'll be lots of new faces when they get together especially up front. the blackhawks have a stanley cup final rematch tonight in boston. white sox and cubs play each other today to get ready to break camp in arizona. it's a 2:00 p.m. telecast here on wgn. n.c.a.a. resumes tonight. the first four games in the sweet 16. >>the n-f-l will experiment on making extra points harder to get. right now the point after a touchdown is almost automatic since only a few are missed every year. so now the league will move those plays back by 18 yards, during the first two weeks of the preseason. the ball will be hiked from the 20 yard line, which makes the extra point attempt just like a 37-yard field goal. goal posts will also be five feet taller to help officials determine when kicks are good. making it tougher on them ... one of g

>> bear repellent. >> jimmy: for a bear on "the tonight show"?heers and applause ] go ahead. feel him. hold him. hold him on the -- up, up, up. under his arms. [ audience oohs ] up, up, hold him up under his arms. up. good. >> jimmy: stop yawning. >> now. [ audience aws ] how cute is that thing? look at him. >> jimmy: hi, buddy. >> well, support his legs. you have a baby. come on, man. support his legs. >> jimmy: you just told me to hold under his armpits. >> hang on. i'm going to get his bottle going. [ laughter ] >> oh. sorry. [ applause ] it was loose -- oh, sorry. sorry. >> jimmy: don't touch my face. >> it was loose! i didn't expect it to go -- just hold the bear. damn it. >> jimmy: i can't see. i can't see it. do you want me to -- what am i doing? i can't see! >> i don't know what to do. just -- >> jimmy: you sprayed milk in my eye. >> i didn't -- [ laughter ] hang on. >> jimmy: just stop touching me, please. >> hang on. >> jimmy: that's -- thank you very -- what is that? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. a monkey. >> jimmy: no! [ laughter ] >>

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but i'm not looking for street cred from the bears.king for opportunities to make you money. i'm looking for opportunities to make you money. i'm looking for good risk/reward situations and stocks with longer term themes as a tail wind. you know what? i still see too many of those in the marketplace every day, and that's why i'm not joining in on the bury the bull funeral. but for the bull's birthday, you know what? let's do it. let's do something. why don't we pretend for a second? if i was going to do the easy intellectually lazy thing, start calling a top, i don't believe it. how about i do it? let's get all tongue in cheek. see how it sounds. i'll start by saying something like tesla's a big phony like tesla's a big phony losing a ton of money. then i would say netflix's growth is slowing because of argentina, norway, and draw the analogy of solar city and the bankruptcy. which as you can tell i can't pronounce all these things can be true. . as this is, indeed, the frothy part of the market. it's a cordoned off part of the market.

employees first spotted him limping and seemingly in pain. >> the bear came out. walked away back in the woods. came back. you know, and almost kind of like it was trying to nuzzle up with people and seek help. >> the bear was tranglized and given oxygen the entire ride down. veterinarians say they found him bleeding in the shoulder and paws were also so sore. those taking care of him. >> i would still be sleeping in another month. this weather is so up and down, we're getting chipmunks. the wildlife is reacting to our drought. >> prognosis is good. before they release him back into the wild they there l try to. >> who is to blame? >> hit the streets and found very common mistakes. >> a lot of the focus is on the drivers and they are often at fault. i saw the pedestrians doing things that really surprised me. is it working? what i found out next. >> on the pring. >> we will have late breaking details. >> and papel profanity. >> first, here is jimmy kimmel. >> first here is a snippet of what we're up to tonight. >> let me get you some tissues. you mind if i dab you