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i betcha that thing somehow got dislodged a little bit. just enough. as the truck ran over it, it almost catapulted the van up in the air. >> i don't think there was anything that driver could have done to avoid that without swerving and causing more damage and causing a crash. >> yep. >> that's nuts. >>> not many creatures would take on a great dane. that's a big dog. >> except this one. >> max is a magreat dane. watch what happens. >> tries to drown him. like holding his head under the water >> the owner got two videos of this kangeroo holding the dog under the water. the owner came in. the great dane came in and interrupted bath time. >> no, beth. the dog started chasing the kangeroo. the owner said max has never done that. >> come on. >> he's like slapping him around. >> to tell us more about the boxing kangeroo we have anthony. welcome to the show, anthony. >> hey. >> tell me about max. what got him into? >> he's been around kangeroos. we've been camping and everything. even a cat, he never chases them. he just caught scent of this kang kangeroo.

i betcha you itchin' right now. >> that's your daddy. >> yes, it is. gordon, i'm okay. i'm fine.w i wasn't ready for a spinning class. i don't know what possessed me. >> [ chuckles ] cora, you didn't have to tell me you were into spinning just for us to spend time together. we could have done something that you wanted to do. >> well, you want to try it again? >> well, yeah, but first there's something i think i need to tell you. >> aw, lord, here we go. don't tell me you're still peeing in the bed. >> i haven't peed in the bed since i was 13 years old. >> now, wait. now you told me 11. >> whatever. >> ha ha! boy, i'm sorry. >> look... >> so sorry. >> it looks like we're going to be spending a little more time together and, uh, co-workers. >> oh, you got the job? >> i got the job. >> aw, lord! oh, well, congratulations! >> thank you. >> well, this calls for a celebration. >> and i know just how we should celebrate. >> oh, okay, okay, what's that? >> well, there's this kickboxing class. you can -- >> i'm gonna kick you. [ male announcer ] now you can get a kindle fire hd, with high

probably wouldn't have been a fun ride for the passengers but i betcha that one was better than this one. here's a guy in 1960 piper in columbia, south carolina. >> look closely at the piper and you will see there's something missing as he's coming down towards the runway. >> no landing gear. >> the landing gear would not extend. made a few practice attempts for this, his final attempt, to come in and land this plane on its belly. you see him trying to shave off as much speed as possible. really being very gentle on the stick with this plane. boom. right there. just barely touches down. see the plane hit just a littal the grass. door pops open and the pilot immediately runs away in case the friction from the landing did happen to rupture the tank and cause a fire. he wanted to get out of there as soon as possible. >> he doesn't actually slide for that long. >> yeah. i think it was just a real gentle touch, really slowing down as much as possible and getting as low as possible. so, yeah, he did not fly very far at all. >>> this one is from russia. these two broke into a pet store and

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and bills like that is to restrict wall street regulation now but i regulate wall street more you betcha i certainly would the republicans are against that but that's the thinking that can get us into a massive recession not a little more government spending on infrastructure and so your thoughts on the federal reserve is they're just keeping interest rates artificially low and they really don't have a hand in any of this i mean what happens if they decide to bail out wall street again isn't this setting another president we should not be on wall street the federal reserve is keeping our artificially low interest rates but that's ok because in the inflation rate is artificially low if inflation starts kicking up to two three four percent i'll be against quantitative easing right now unemployment's water problem that and then inflation so that's why the federal service doing what they're doing mark levine thank you so much for joining me always a pleasure about yes. joining me is a mirror from a break in this lovely producer to gaurav we're going i'm doing great great to talk detroit agai

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>> you betcha', yes, yes. >> yes, former half governor sarah palin is back too. with many of our fellow citizens to urge those in the u.s. senate not to fund obama care. so it's bill clinton versus sarah palin. i wonder how this will end. joining me is jamal simmons and angela rye. thanks for being here tonight. >> thank you, rev. >> good to see you, rev. >> jamal, this is going to be fun. what do you expect bill clinton to do next week? >> well, as you said, he is the secretary of explaining stuff. for the last 20 years of american life, we've had the joy of watching bill clinton really talking about the issues that he finds to be important, that all of us find important like health care. sarah palin, though, she famously said she could see russia from alaska. she ought to be uninsured too. she wants to unfund this effort to get them insurance. i don't understand why the republicans take upon themselves this idea that we ought to not be insuring people who need health care. they have no alternative to give us another way to get these people covered. >> angela, s

>> you betcha. >> you've been flying for a long time. >> you bet, yep. i can't wait two years.ng too old to wait. >> thanks to a nationwide fund-raising effort, bill launches a brand-new smokey balloon in 2005, less than a year after the accident. and in 2009, bill is back in albuquerque to help celebrate smokey bear's 65th anniversary. but no one involved will forget that fateful day in october when a pilot and his passengers were lucky to escape with their lives. >> you know, with ballooning, the takeoff is optional. landing is a must. and so we just had a landing we didn't expect. >>> all of the people we've met in this hour have been changed by their experiences in ways, large and small, and whether they were saved by others or they found a way to save themselves, they feel lucky to be alive. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> a kid coming home from the dentist. >> is this real life? >> a piano-playing cat. >> i'm like, oh, my god. oh, my go

. >> you betcha. >> but it's an important point, and also to your point about china just getting back to the global markets. you're looking at a pe ratio going forward in the capital markets in europe about 12 to 13 times versus the united states which are approaching 14, 15 times so we're getting to be a little better value outside this country and a big contrarian indicator for portfolio workers. so having the "wall street journal" say emerging markets may have lost their luster, on the flip side i think there may be better values. >> appreciate it, j.j. burns. ty, up to you. >> general motors saying so long to south korea. this after mounting labor costs and militant unionism triggered it to rethink its reliance on the country for a fifth of its global production. kwm currently trading as eel see in a minute. let's take a look at the stock of general motors, down abo about .66%. phil lebeau has this story for us from chicago. >> reporter: tyler, we always say you build where you sell. job motors has a lot of facilities there and that's why there's a report today out of reuters in s

>> you betcha', yes, yes. >> joining me now are angela -- is angela rye.ming on the show tonight. >> thank you, rev. >> angela, palin says she is the anti-establishment figure. but on paper, she seems anything but. what do you make of this? >> rev, several things. first of all, we know that sarah palin, like the rap song said, is blind to the fact. she has never been anything but a hypocrite. it's easy for someone who says, for example, you know, she can see russia from alaska, which may indeed be true, but the products commitment of alaska to russia makes her -- gives her creative advantage on foreign policy. so this is someone who does not really make any good sense, and as a result, the way in which they have spent the money with her pac, it's demonstrating the same type of thing there is no real synergy with her ideas and how she will live out or manage the funds. >> i'm joined now by karen finney. thank you, karen, for coming. >> absolutely. >> karen, i want to focus, though, on this whole notion of her paying all the dollars, all this pac money to co

>> you betcha they have been complacent. is no doubt about it our policy, harris in the middle east has been to disengage. think about what happened in tripoli, for a year after qaddafi was deplozzed we had a series of tacks take place threatening al qaeda interest. al sharia was undermining a pro-western government, admittedly weak, that had been elected, and the fact of the matter is, they want to impose their will by drifn out western interest. doesn't that sound like al qaeda's overall strategy for the region? one series of attack after another was taking place there. and we ignored it. we did not defend our interest. we have got to recognize that this enemy fully intends to kill us. and we have to protect ourselves in that dangerous part of the world and we have to stay on offense if we want to protect the people on defense back here in the united states. >> before i let you go, tomorrow is president obama's birthday. the iranian president will be officially sworn, in and coincidently, we are closing 22 diplomatic facil

i betcha something like this went through it would be $100 billion. but may be worth it.so, really, absolutely amazing to think you could hop in one of these things. first i guess it would be small within america. maybe around the world? certainly thank the world, wouldn't it? >> well, i think it would change how we travel those short distances. i think that is what is really kind of interesting about it. that is what they're saying it works for a specific type of travel. they're really pragmatic about it. they're really pragmatic we want to make it for the small trips. not the huge long trips that air travel would be better for. that is what i really liked about the approach. what i liked more how it captured people's imagination. that is what is cool about this thing. you look at it, we know the devils in the details. we know transportation projects are always very, very complicated and they said that as well. but what is really cool when you read the report what it would feel like to ride the what it would feel like to get in san francisco and go down. that captures pe

oh, you betcha. >> bill moyers: is that right? marshall ganz: well, "sÍ se puede" came in arizona, 1972 arizona had a governor jack williams that passed a law that denied farm workers the right to organize, boycott. it was a terrible law. and so we had to figure out were we going to challenge it or not. so we all went to arizona to challenge it. we got there. and went out talking to people. and dolores huerta actually came back. we were meeting in a hotel/motel room. she said, "i've been talking to all these everywhere. and everywhere i go, people say, 'no se puede,' 'no se puede.'" she goes, "ah, you can't do it. you can't do it, you know? it's just too -- you know? and we got to, we got to answer that. we got to say, 'sÍ, se puede.'" and so that became the slogan in that campaign was "sÍ se puede." yes, it can be done. and that then became a farm worker movement slogan. "sÍ se puede." so in new hampshire, when obama lost that night, and there was a lot of that talk going on around. >> barack obama: generations of americans have

i betcha there is history behind that. speaking of history, that six-week winning streak is over. futures pointing to a lower open. the chatter on wall street that a correction is coming, maybe even a crash. we'll have a take on the markets when we open. but first this. pole dancing as an olympic sport. that's right. i'm not talking what i did this weekend. this is not a joke. international pole sports federation, instituting stricter rules and they plan to pitch this as an event at olympics for the committee to consider. a gold medal for pole dancing. the bell is next. peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so wprovide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experiencreliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive dedicated support meets your needs, and eases your mind. centurylink. your link to what's next. she loves to shop online th her debitard. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity,

markets now are so complicated and so computerized that i don't know, i'm not a technology expert but i betchaf you get one on here it is impossible to prevent everything from crashing. let me get one more thing out, ashley before. ashley: yeah. >> i spoke with bob greifeld before i came on. interesting quote. he says the sec, securities & exchange commission wants the new york stock exchange and nasdaq to work together to provide a tick by tick analysis of what went down. ashley: oh, boy. >> which is kind of interesting. tick by tick analysis. tell us exactly how this goes down. there are obviously there is some sort of a report, public, white paper, where we get to see exactly from both exchanges exactly what went down. so is in the nasdaq pointing finger the other way? somewhat. problem started there. here is where it started. they overloaded us with data, many, many more times -- ashley: anything from the nyse? >> we do not have a comment from them. i don't have immediate commoditiment. they may comment later on. ashley: right. >> the nasdaq is saying its systems did not have the capabilit

you betcha. >> you can just relax and smile, you'll make it to the end. >> reporter: the only thing separating harness. that and years of training. they say it's safe. >> most of the fear is the primal instinct not to step over the abyss. but you're safe. >> reporter: and because making it to the other side, one steady step at a time, isn't enough for the wire-huggers, they like to throw in a few moves. like this one, the double-drop. or the splits. >> it's mind-blowing. and beautiful and amazing. and when you walk, it's this experience that's almost hard to describe. incomparable. >> reporter: whatever it is, , don't think about trying this at home. for "good morning america," cecilia vega. >> we've recruited ginger to do this for us. >> she wants to. >> i'm in. they have a tether. it's all right. >> yeah. >> you have to pull yourself back up if you fall, though? that would be my problem. >> i would cry. >>> coming up, everybody, a big announcement about lady gaga, after her brand-new song just released a wee bit early. >>> also, "play of the day." if you remember, this guy turned his brother

potential for sunshine, you betcha.ow- to mid-60s. 68 san francisco, upper 70s, low 80s for most of the bayshore. 80s inland to near 90 in the valleys. summer like today. slightly cooler as we head through the weekend. leyla. >> a report of a fire off highway 4 in the east bay, traveling westbound direction at mckeown, smoke in the area, eastbound traffic look slow as we take you to portola valley, skyline, 84, lanes blocked there announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, from the new film "paranoia," harrison ford. and a cooking lesson from "extra" host maria menounos. plus, your questions and comments on another edition of the inbox. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are michael strahan and maria menounos! [cheers and applause]

jamie: betcha they catch him. police are investigating the incident as a hate crime.here are disturbing new details in the search for two missing children. as the manhunt for a suspected kidnapper and murderer grows by the hour. oregon and washington state, issuing amber alerts for ethan and hannah anderson, for a possible sighting in the suspect's car. there are reports that the suspect seen here, previously told the girl that he had a crush on her. will carr is on the story, live in l.a. this morning. what can we report today, will? hello. >> reporter: well, bill, police say tips are flooding in from all across the country, so far james dimaggio, he is still on the run. police maintain he is with 16-year-old hannah anderson. think believe he killed their mom and possibly her 8-year-old brother ethan when he set his house on fire in san diego on sunday. they're awaiting dna results before they possibly i.d. ethan as being in the fire. for motive it is unclear. a friend of hannah said dimaggio said he was attracted to hannah. the friend said that creeped her out. the

you betcha. >> you can just relax and smile, you'll make it to the end. >> reporter: the only thing separating harness. that and years of training. they say it's safe. >> most of the fear is the primal instinct not to step over the abyss. but you're safe. >> reporter: and because making it to the other side, one steady step at a time, isn't enough for the wire-huggers, they like to throw in a few moves. like this one, the double-drop. or the splits. >> it's mind-blowing. and beautiful and amazing. and when you walk, it's this experience that's almost hard to describe. incomparable. >> reporter: whatever it is, kids, don't think about trying this at home. for "good morning america," cecilia vega. >> we've recruited ginger to do this for us. >> she wants to. >> i'm in. they have a tether. it's all right. >> yeah. >> you have to pull yourself back up if you fall, though? that would be my problem. >> i would cry. >>> coming up, everybody, a big announcement about lady gaga, after her brand-new song just released a wee bit early. >>> also, "play of the day." if you remember, this guy turned his bro

i'll betcha a nickel a lot of them when they left that house and started walking home were shaking their heads saying what is wrong with this family. they're leaving their good home here, they're leaving their church, they're leaving their relatives, their family, their language, their culture, their dog, their cat, their chickens, and they're going to a place where they don't even speak the language? they'll be back. no. they never came back. that's my story. that's my family's story. that's america's story. there is something in our dna about these immigrants who had the courage to get up and come here, really to fight against great odds to succeed here. and that's what they did. that's who we are today. we should celebrate it, we shouldn't apologize for it. we ought to build on it to make an even stronger nation in this country. thanks, tom. [applause] >> oh, thank you, dick. thank you. [applause] thank you, dick. well, dick, thank you very much for that, and thank you for your great leadership. folks, i want to reassure senator durbin and anyone else who may be tuned in on this that