brittany or katie? brittany. what is oops! all berries? no. [ beep ] what is peanut butter? peanut butter. back to you, katie. end of the century for $600. brittany. what is passover? no. nilai. what is good friday? good friday. correct. sports talk for $400, please. nilai. what is butterfly? butterfly. that's it. sports talk for $200, please. [ beep ] that would be a pattern, and now the $200 in near the end of the century. nilai. who are the moors? the moors. right you are, and you have an even $7,000. you're in the lead. brittany at $2,000 will go first in double jeopardy! right after this. [ applause ] brittany, you get to go first. that might be a bit of an advantage. here are the categories. those three letters are gonna come up in each correct response. we want you to... we'll deal with stuff... and i invite you to go... alex: brittany. after school for $400. katie. what is drama? yes. school for $800. nilai. what is debate? debate. yes. india for $400, please. nilai. what is the taj mahal? yeah. let's go jewish stars for $1,600, please. katie. who is aly raisman? yes

>> brittany. >> brittany? >> brittany. come, come, sit here just a minute. >> jimmy: hi, brittany.kay. this is what i want to say to you, brittany. i want to say this to you. you. you get a car! you get a car! you get a car! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wait a minute, i don't understand. >> these are the keys to the car. you get a car! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we don't have a car. >> yes. guillermo -- where is guillermo? i want guillermo -- please take her out back, and to see her new car right now. >> okay. >> jimmy: i don't think we have a car. >> yeah, you do. the car is there. the car is yours. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we don't have cars around here. are you all right? >> i feel better. sometimes -- sometimes i just -- i don't know. >> jimmy: well, the problem with brittany is we don't have a car. >> we do. there's a car out back. >> jimmy: you brought a car for brittany? >> i started to get this under control but -- >> jimmy: how often does this happen? >> every once in a while, jimmy, it just happens, especially when i skip lunch. >> jimmy: yeah, the bl

and then you don't see brittany anymore.did that poor little girl, who maybe weighs 100 pounds, took the whole brunt of that dodge ram pickup? >> i can't even express how blessed i truly am to make it out of there alive. >> but how could this happen? it turns out an elderly customer, roger mays, loses control of his pickup truck. >> well, mr. mays was coming to drop his clothes off. one of our customers had been at counter, and he was waiting. >> after the other customer pulls out, mays attempts to pull in to the parking spot. according to the police report, he went to apply the brakes, but accidentally hit the accelerator. >> he was in the cleaners so fast that it -- that it was scary. >> mays isn't hurt but is cited for failure to exercise due care. the incident rattles him. >> once they got him out of the truck, which they, you know, had to pull the truck back. and once they got him out of the truck, he was walking around. and his daughter came to, you know, make sure that he was ok. and mr. mays stayed until they loaded

there she is watching the show, brittany's mom and dad, and mom -- >> brittany! >> jimmy: mom got excited almost immediately. [ laughter ] oh, look at that devil cat there, too. and by the way, i just want to say, i like that her dad had no response at all. no reaction. as if oprah gives his daughter a car all the time. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, brittany and her mom and dad live now, via skype, hi, guys. how are you doing? >> hi. >> jimmy: jean, you seemed very excited to see brittany win, right? >> oh, i was shocked. it was crazy. >> jimmy: but you didn't move an inch. >> well, i was shocked internally. >> jimmy: i see. all right. that makes sense. and what's going on with that demonic cat in the house there? >> she is very sketchy. >> jimmy: brittany, you seemed shocked, stunned, i spoke to you after the show. have you absorbed this yet? >> no, not really, it is all over facebook. i'm getting e-mails and phone calls. >> jimmy: you know, oprah actually built that car for you. >> that is really special, that is awesome. >> jimmy: do you have a car a

>> hi. >> jimmy: jean, you seemed pretty excited about seeing brittany get a car, right? >> oh, i was excited? >> jimmy: you didn't move an inch. >> i was shocked internally. >> jimmy: oh, that makes sense. and what is going on with that demonic cat in the house there? >> she is very sketchy. >> jimmy: brittany, you seemed shocked, stunned, i spoke to you after the show. have you absorbed this yet? >> no, not really, it is all over facebook. i'm getting e-mails and phone calls. >> jimmy: you know, oprah actually built that car for you. >> that is really special, that is awesome. >> jimmy: do you have a car already? >> i do, i have a truck and it will be paid off next month. >> jimmy: oh, nice, what are you going to do with that? >> i think i'm going to save it for my cousin who is in japan, when he gets home. >> jimmy: that is nice, awesome, when do you go back to college? >> on saturday. >> jimmy: well, brittany, i would like you to think of oprah while you drive, and no texting while driving, oprah hates that. >> thank you. >> jimmy: all right, thank you, guys. [ cheers

brittany. what is "go tell it on the mountain"? you got it. book for $800. brittany. nilai. what is "howards end"? you're on the board with $1,000. i'll go sports talk for $800, please. nilai. what is pitcher? pitcher. yes. sports talk for $1,000, please. here's sarah. leaping almost upside down to volley the ball overhead makes this reverse kick one of soccer's most exciting plays. nilai. what is a bicycle kick? you got it. sports talk for $600, please. nilai. what is downtown? downtown. yes. near the end of the century for $800, please. answer there -- the daily double, and you are in the lead with $3,400. any or all of it can be put at risk. i'll go $1,000, please. all right, here is the clue. what is egypt? egypt is right, and you now have $4,400. go again. let's go near the end of the century for $1,000, please.

brittany. what are cocoa puffs? good. cereals for $600.zz bee, seen here, is the mascot for this cereal that was introduced in 1979. katie. what are honey nut cheerios? you got it. fill in the book title for $200, please. brittany. what are "great expectations"? yes. fill in the book title for $400. katie. what is "the time machine"? yes. books for $600. brittany. what is "go tell it on the mountain"? you got it. book for $80

and here in the studio, brittany cooper, contributor for salon.com.director at rutgers university. thank you both for being here. the events surrounding wednesday's big celebration started a few days ago. and you said you weren't that impressed with what was going on funeral. >> yes, i found it to be uninspired and anti-climatic. you compare it to what happened on saturday, there was not even that much coverage on television, let alone a lot of conversation about it. so i'm not sure it captured the spirit of where we are as a nation. >> your organization has been very involved in the celebrations. you have a different view of the march. what does it mean to you? >> i have to say on many accounts i have to agree with dr. cooper, but we were fortunate enough to participate in a series of events called we got next, which was a youth-based events during the weekend. you know, we lead a march on alec, the american legislative exchange council, we also had several different panels where we had intergenerational dialogue between people ages 18 to 35, what we

brittany i'm going to go to you. the help, precious, tyler perry movies.he passy black best friend. angry black woman. the sassy black friend who is bringing down the house. what is the reality versus the main stream media perception? >> i want to echo the point that it is really important for us to name. when we began we were talk about black powers for black men hashtag, and that was created by jamila lemieux. but what you have pointed to is the inability to see black women as complex and humane. so we don't get complex representations, we get these caricatures, and they are not just happening from white directors or stories that center white women as the help, but tyler perry frequently does that. i have argued that his movies are very much about redeeming black men, and they do that on the backs of black women. and black women are always asked to take a back seat because the issues that black men face are seen as more urgent. there are really high rates of intimate partner violence and homicide for black women in the community as well, that rival the n

it's brittany. >>> we are back. , it's brittany. >>> we are back. >>> we are back.ime for bobbie thomas and her buzz from the curling iron for women on the go to an inventive way to keep water from trickling down your arms while you wash your face. >> bobbie thomas has the latest beauty breakthrough. >> hey, girl. >> hi. >> how are you, bobbie? >> we have 30 seconds left. >> plenty of time for you. >> pick up this curling iron. turn it over and you'll see a little white button. push the button and fold the top down. while pushing the button, fold the top. isn't that cool? >> yes. >> this is something i always have a problem with when going overnight to put it in my purse. >> i'll put this in my purse. >> this is a another really great beauty breakthrough. the owner found my e-mail and told me sephora took her patent to help them with her brush collection. >> they all have very strange edges. >> your makeup goes on on the curve of your cheek or the eye shadow perfectly because if you press too hard with brushes that are flat you get wrinkles and aging. so this is bri

her name is brittany jordan. she's a 25-year-old graduate student from iowa who grew up in l.a.e were there as she drove her new car for the first time. take a walk around your new car. what do you think? >> it's so sleek and shiny and new. and -- awesome. >> the lady in the blue. you right there. you -- come up here a minute please. >> oprah plucked brittany out of the audience on "late night with jimmy kimmel" and it wasn't a setup. she had no idea what was coming her way. >> she locked eyes with me and said lady in the blue or whatever and i was like me. i thought they were going to interview me or have me do something embarrassing. >> you get a car. >> she got a ford fusion hybrid energy. a brand new plug-in hybrid. this is where you plug it in. >> i didn't notice it. oh my gosh. that's awesome. >> she's still pinching herself from getting the hybrid. from none other than oprah. >> thank you jimmy and oprah. i can't wait. to drive my new ford back to iowa. >> diane: brittany has been driving a pickup truck. >>> we are learning more today about the tragic death of that '70s s

. >>> tonight cbs reporter brittany hopper talked to some of the victims about the chaotic scene. >> aaron mason is limping to want as he shows me where the car hit him. he's visiting venice from england. he was walking down the boardwalk when a car drives toward him, hits him causing him to fly in the air and slam on to the paechlt. >> i stood there, and he was coming at me. started running. looked over his shoulder. he clipped me. i gone flying. >> mason says people were screaming, jumping out of the way as the car was zigzagging on the boardwalk. he says when he got up he saw many people bloody just lying on the ground. >> if no one dies, i'll be amazed. >> witness described the scene as horrific. this street vendor says he saw the car come straight at him. he grabbed some customers and jumped out of the way. >> i heard a loud crash to my left. i stood up and looked, and i saw a car emerging from the crowd driving down the boardwalk in a southbound direction. >> another street vendor says the car was coming right toward him after he saw a few people getting hit. >> screaming and a

. >> enter brittany.ellow scientists call her the limb pet lady. >> you identify with the species you're working with. >> it may feel like a stretch, but not if you spent sometime with brittany along the shorelines of san francisco bay. the limb pets are fragile creatures that survive in hot sun and cold water. it makes them unique especially in the changing times. >> they're found where land meets the sea. the animals on a daily basis are exposed to both aerial conditions on the rocks that you and i may see as well as underwater. they've seen two environments. >> two extreme environments. the question about these creatures that live in air and in water is how much change can they take? >> in the air, they're really susceptible to any future changes in temperature. >> it matters because they're like the proverbial canaries in coal mines. brittany collected them for three years and subjected them to intense scrutiny. in a laboratory setting, she's put them through a series of tests to determine just how mu

. >> reporter: just watch brittany and her child in 2011.holds-barred photographers that have hit the streets. >> i personally feel disgusted with the fact that there are these types of photographers out there that have no respect. back when i started, it used to be just a handful of photographers. and you know, nobody knew that we existed. >> reporter: now, jennifer garner along with fellow paparazzi-target halle berry will challenge a bill regarding the paparazzi who torments or terrorizes children, they could be liable for fines. >> no one told them they had to have children, or live in los angeles, no one told them they had to go to the popular playgrounds or schools. these are choices they made. >> they have to take responsibility for what they do. >> you cannot be in a paparazzi hot zone and expect not to get photographed. it is ridiculous. it is kind of like going to the gator den and expect not to be eaten. >> we are moms trying to protect our children. they have a bounty on their heads every day. literally every day, there are as ma

. >> brittany seconded that. >> we may be moving soon. >> they're so divided that even loony's employees are split. a ravens supporting bartender works under a redskins supporting bar manager. >> redskins at home, ravens fans everywhere. skins on the road wall-to-wall ravens fans. >> everybody agreed on last night, they're glad football is back. football, tom roussey, abc7 news. >> 12 people are charged in connection with a large-scale identity theft ring in our area. authorities tell us it's been operating since at least january of last year. the justice department said organizers recruited women to steal personal information from their employees. targeted employees worked for a variety of businesses including a dental office, a rental car company. the department has identified 600 victims. >> montgomery county police are asking for the public's helping in finding a bank robber. police believe the same man robbed two capital one branches, one in white oak and the second in germantown. investigators released the security camera photo of the suspect. if you know who that is contact montgo

>> jimmy: brittany, has oprah ever given you a car before? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, congratulations, i want to thank oprah and christopher mintz-plasse and apologize to matt damon. tomorrow, music from big sean, this is their new cd, coming out in september, glad you came, you can see the full performance of "jimmy kimmel live." the wanted! ♪ the sun goes down the stars come out and all that counts is here and now ♪ ♪ my universe will never be the same i'm glad you came you cast a spell on me ♪ ♪ spell on me you hit me like the sky fell on me fell on me ♪ ♪ and i decided you look well on me well on me so let's go somewhere no one ♪ ♪ else can see you and me turn the lights out now now i'll take you by the hand hand you another drink ♪ ♪ drink it if you can can you spend a little time time is slipping away away from us so stay ♪ ♪ stay with me i can make make you glad you came the sun goes down the stars come out ♪ ♪ and all that counts is here and now my universe will never be the same ♪çó ♪ i'm glad you came >>> tonight on "nightline," the battl

i want to thank brittany. i want to thank oprah. i want to thank christopher mintz-plasse. and i apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. tomorrow, music from big sean, the wanted. this is their new cd, coming out in september. "glad you came." you can see the full performance on jimmykimmellive.com. the wanted! ♪ ♪ the sun goes down the stars come out ♪ ♪ and all that counts is here and now ♪ ♪ my universe will never be the same ♪ ♪ i'm glad you came ♪ ♪ ♪ you cast a spell on me, spell on me ♪ ♪ you hit me like the sky fell on me, fell on me ♪ ♪ and i decided you look well on me, well on me ♪ ♪ so let's go somewhere no one else can see, you and me ♪ ♪ turn the lights down now ♪ i take you by the hand ♪ hand you another drink ♪ drink it if you can ♪ can you spend a little time ♪ time is lipping away ♪ away from us so stay ♪ stay with me i can make ♪ make you glad you came ♪ the sun goes down ♪ the stars come out ♪ and all that counts is here and now ♪ ♪ my universe will never be the same ♪ ♪ i'm glad you came ♪ i'm glad you came ♪ ♪ you cast a spell on me, spell on me ♪

like the 20th time you heard that brittany -- britney spears song. >> you talked about going from a morele to more analytical, conscious. was that intuitive on its own? could you flesh that out a little bit? >> i think that was a bit of necessity. i was asked to put together a collection of my transcriptions in 1990. it was the first time that i had to sit down and transcribe all my music. until then, i had done it in my head. i learned things so fundamental that i did not know i was doing. sometimes i did not realize that there were extra beats, i would change the meter for two bars. in that process, i learned a lot. also, of teaching. when you start to teach, you have to think about what you're doing so you can explain it to somebody else in a meaningful way. i think it was that process of having to write and transcribe music that made me aware that you can analyze something, to benefit, but one needs to be careful that the analytical side does not wipe out the initial impulse to write music. >> there is that famous story where a music ecologist told john lennon that he ended a song in

brittany, a volunteer from our crowd about to find out.e all right. >> and from delays to electronic devices to what goes on in the cockpit, we'll wrap up our "ask the expert" series. >> a lot to get to this morning. but first, let us head inside. >> thank you! >> we love you too! >> they are your people. >> they are my people. >> let's go to natalie with a check of the top stories. >>> good morning, everyone. more rain will add to the misery today in parts of the south and midwest already hit by flash flooding. firefighters had to rescue people from the roofs of their cars and homes thursday in nashville, tennessee. flood waters also damaged roads in georgia. and overflowing creeks in missouri washed away trailer homes and claimed at least two lives. >>> new evacuation orders were issued today for hundreds of people after a southern california wildfire doubled in size to 14,000 acres. the fire started wednesday in the mountains about 90 miles east of los angeles. it has already destroyed at least 26 houses and other buildings and is threa

brittany has collected them for three years. she's put them through a series of tests to determine how much of a temperature change they can endure. she measures heart rates, oxygen consumption, metabolism. evidence shows limpets have reached their adaptive limits which renders them vulnerable. >> if they are vulnerable -- >> then a lot of other species might be vulnerable as well. >> on the seacoast, think dominoes. if the limpets disappear because of a changing climate, what's next? along the coast in marin county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> all right. at 9:43 we want to give you a quick update about the belmont redwood shores all-stars. they are playing hawaii right know. they are up 1-0 at the top of the third. so that's exciting. meteorologist frances dinglasan joins us a preview of the forecast. >> yes. it is cloudy over most of the bay, including the peninsula. here's a live shot in san jose where we are seeing gray clouds. sunshine will breakthrough and we will see some temperatures come up. but cooler compared to yes

brittany has collected them for three years. she's put them through a series of test to determine how much of a temperature change they can endure. she measures heart rates, oxygen consumption, metabolism. evidence shows they have reached their adaptive limits which renders them july they arable. -- enders investment vulnerable. >> if they are vulnerable -- >> then a lot of other species might be vulnerable as well. >> on the seacoast, think dominoes. if the limb pits disappear because of a changing climate, what's next? along the coast in marin county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> beautiful. 6:43. meteorologist frances dinglasan joins us with a preview of a cooler, but still lovely accuweather forecast. >> that's exactly right. we are starting off gray and cloudy with numbers in the 50s but we will see much more sunshine this afternoon with temperatures climbing into the 80s. i'll let you know the trend, though, with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> stay tuned. frank, francis. also next, an error leads to extra innings i

his wife brittany is on the platform. his parents are on the shore.; their job-- to save him if he loses consciousness. in any other sport, a spurt of adrenaline would be a good thing. not here. tension, anxiety consume oxygen; what you need is serenity. he begins to swallow air. he is literally swallowing air, packing his lungs with more air than they could receive from breathing alone. free divers discovered this technique themselves to expand their lungs. and in his head? >> trubridge: sometimes, if i'm taking my last breath, a voice will pop into my mind saying, "this is... could be your last breath of your life," or, "you're going to die." it's kind of like the devil's advocate sitting on your shoulder who's going to think of the worst possible thing and voice that in your mind. >> simon: the devil is still talking to you? >> trubridge: always. yeah. >> simon: his lungs are now the size of watermelons. as he descends, they will be squeezed until they're no larger than oranges. his heartbeat slows down to 27 beats a minute. his mother is counting

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[applause] brittany corona, thank you. the vice president for academics, chris leland., talk about what's wrong and how to make it better and the beachhead for change. i love my students. i paid them the lead i come with many hats on today because one of the hats is the honor to work as a professor in education in a place like ccu where you have heard about what is happening to the professors and what is happening in the classrooms. the second half by where is timely because it is from this weekend. i've been driving back-and-forth from colorado springs because there has been a charter school strategic planning conference going on for the school that i head up as the president of the board and to the questions are exactly the same whether we are talking to parents of kindergartners or of aggregate students. the other hats that i where i've been a school board member, local public school board member with one of the founding members of the charter school the institute's board which is an often rising toward a share in colorado. all of those cats have kind of come to the

jesse, stand next to her, and brittany, stand next to him. welcome to the show.

previous record brittany spears with 10 shows. 11 shows in a row?e eagles would pull that off. taylor swift. she is on fire. >> she is. two senseless ax of crime. one a young athlete shot dead. just for fun. and most recently, a world war ii veteran brutally beaten to death for no reason as well. >> mike: that's right. just two of many senseless acts of violence we have seen in recent months. what is happening to the culture of our youth in america? >> well, joining us now to answer all these questions for us our fox news contributor and directors of next generation tv lt. colonel allen west. good morning to you good morning ainsley and mike. how are you doing? >> ainsley: we are doing great. what's culture arising. i am really concerned about what i see in the black community. my father was a world war ii veteran. i find this absolutely disgusting what happened to mr. benton. you also look at what happened in oklahoma. you think about the three black teenagers beat the turned them in for selling drug. also, look at the case, this trial in marietta

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get what you were saying out of my head, so i asked my mother, my priest, allison, kristina, and brittanyw-w-wait. you didn't listen to your mother? i mean, i don't know if i can marry a girl who doesn't listen to her mother. tommy, are you telling me you've changed your mind? no, hardly. i'm just saying that we have to carefully consider-- you've changed your mind. yeah. i'm an idiot. you know, this is why i said no twice. no, but, alissa, i-- but then i started thinking, you know, about how much i like you and how great we are together and how i'd never want to lose that. and sure, it's impulsive, but some of the greatest things you could do in life are impulsive, and, i mean, think about it, tommy, we could wake up every morning together in each other's arms forever. god, i'm a moron! alissa, will you marry me? no! look, dick, i-- i don't care what you do. you can skydive, bungee-jump, go over niagara falls on a pogo stick for all i care. just don't drag me along. i would think you'd be a little more grateful, mary. i wanted you to share my experience. thank you. thank you for the gift

i will never forget when brittany corona, on finer -- fire with the political process she learned in the colorado house democrats. didn't just take them on, she took him apart about some fallacies in his assumption that somehow government could create wealth by redistributing. well deserved that you're at the heritage foundation now. as you work education policy, shift us to the k-12 level. >> certainly. i would like to talk first about how i came to understand the purpose of education. one of the things that john andrews talked about was the atrocity that we have with the push for pre-k. readinesse and career do four- students, year-olds need to be college and career ready? that doesn't seem conducive. the purpose of education is not just vocational ready. ccu.rnt that at this panel is called self- government or serfdom? i think i would be amiss if i didn't talk about what exactly that meant. the founders said we are going to be a self-governing society. what is conditional upon that is an educated citizenry. not only educated, but one that is moral. this is not going to happen rema

[applause] >> brittany corona, thank you very much. ideally, my colleague, the assistant vice president for academics, chris leyland. talk a little bit about what is wrong and how to make it better and the ccu a beachhead for change. [applause] >> i love my students. i paid them. i come with many hats on today. one of the hats is the honor to work as a professor for higher education in a place like ccu where you have heard a lot about the ills of what is happening to the professors, and what is happening in the classroom. the second hat i wear is very timely because it is this weekend. there has been a charter school strategic planning conference going on for the school that i head up as president of the board. the questions are exactly the same, whether we are talking to parents of kindergartners or talking to parents of graduate students. the other hats i wear -- i have been a state school board member. i was one of the founding members of the charter schools institute board, which is an authorizing board in colorado. all of those ha