buddy saves our home.just a miracle. >> while another takes police for a totally different kind of ride. >> look at his tail. it's up and he's having a great time in the police car. >> when "caught on camera:dashcam diaries" continues." d and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is! [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] earn points with the citi thankyou card and redeem them for just about anything. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪

a good time to raise your buddy. you've got this whole valley to yourself.o is a couple of months old but it's still trending because of this? >> what he doing? he uft crashed right into his friend. >> i don't see any rear view mirrors on this video. iould be wrong, but thehad no i bearing in on him and crash. >> was the guy in the bottom -- >> curtis is laying in the snow, kind of off his sled, doesn't look too good, but pops up and curtis is just fine. you know these guys are buddies. >> i wanted to get some footage on the go. i'm sorry man. >>> it's typical canadian niceness. >> you got to watch out for the guy -- >> yeah, i know, sorry. >>> this time we have got an antelope that's a little skon fused. it sounds like grow're in their bathroom. and some freaky breathing water. >> i am very confused. >> see all the videos and decide real or if you like shrimp, then you're going to love sizzler's shrimp combos starting at just $9.99! four kinds of shrimp, seasoned just right and served in three new combinations. at sizzler! >>> you know what's great about th

you should let buddy open it. buddy? he lived next door to us 45 years ago.u give helen the $50? what $50? your father won $1,000 at the track last week and he gave you 100 and you were supposed to give $50 to your sister. ma, dad died in 1962. ha ha ha ha! believe me i don't owe your mother $50. jerry: i'm not getting hot water. there's nothing worse than a broken shower. i'll get on it soon, jerry. thanks, julio. all right. oh. hey. hey, hey, hello! what's going on here? uh, nothing. nothing. what are you doing? i--i need a pen. what for? well, i'm making out my will. i got a big slice of dough for you, buddy. and you, too, elaine. you're looking for a picture. you got that straight. i told you forget it! oh, come on, jerry! if everybody knew everybody we wouldn't have the problems we have in the world today. you don't rob somebody if you know their name. you're robbing me. i'm going to get your picture and you're going to participate in my program. are you going home? yeah. can you come back in five minutes? why? no reason. just want to see you again. are

it didn't hurt that buddy could also negotiate a favorable lease. >> we both had to give a little. it was probably a little more than what i had originally wanted to pay and it was maybe a little less than the building owner wanted. but he felt like with our reputation, we'd actually bring some people to the center. >> reporter: while mattress stores typically don't get a lot of foot traffic, foot traffic was what they were counting on. might be to some increased online and phone sales. >> we had done zip code tracking, so we knew it was a good area. >> reporter: there was some concern about poaching business from the company's home. the two facilities are only about ten miles apart. >> we felt like it was a good enough risk to pick up another enough business that it was worth doing the second location. >> reporter: the store managers say sales have balanced out. and they work with their customers to go to whatever location is more convenient. >> if it's a customer that i had over there coming over here, i just let them know when i'm going to be here and if they want to come in, fi

stand up, buddy. here you go.pal. >> hello. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is your name? >> jackson. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jackson, i'm going to ask, where are you from? >> vancouver, canada. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay. >> yes, everybody. >> jimmy: you're from canada, very good. we love canadians. today's march 20th, the first day of spring. what is your favorite thing to do in the spring, jackson? jackson, picture yourself in the springtime. [ laughter ] >> running through the meadow? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: yep, that sounds about right, absolutely. [ light laughter ] when did it start kicking in? before the show? >> yeah. >> jimmy: roots? hey, roots, we have our pal here, jackson. he is clearly from canada. [ light laughter ] and his favorite thing to do in the spring -- he loves to run through the meadow. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: so for this first song, can you guys do something fun, like a fun -- like a springy -- like a -- how about some disco? ♪ ♪ jackson is here today he's going

is there a gun, buddy? i don't see one yet. i wouldn't own a gun if my life ( bleep ) depended on it. huh? i said i wouldn't own a gun if my life depended on it. why are you telling me all these guns? my sister's a freak. whose house is this? my mom's. my sister's not supposed to be here so take these ( bleep ) cuffs off me before you get arrested for false arrest. no, you're going to have the cuffs on until we find out what's going on here. what's the deal? what's the problem with you and your sister? go ahead. what's the problem? i wish i knew. you don't know what's going on? i just turned around like a real man so i can talk straight in your face. go ahead and tell me. okay, i came home from riding my bike-- i race motorcycles for a living-- and she starts acting like this is her house. ( telephone rings ) hey, curly hair! yeah, you right there-- glasses. will you answer that phone for me? finish talking to me. talk to me. go ahead. you race motorcycles for a living. yeah, and, uh... and what happened? that's what i don't kn

you should thank us now. >> did your buddies pay up? did you get the dollar? >> i'm going to ask for more. i think it was worth more than a dollar. >> i think you're right. >> were your shoes ruined? >> clothes were fine. you shou shoes were done. >> what size and what shoes? >> size 11, lebron's. >> we'll buy you new shoes because you went through this incident. >> that would be great. >> one of my childhood dreams coming to life. racing your bicycle through a mall! i all wanted to do this when i was a kid. i thought, man that would be so much fun. this is a series done in the czech republic through a mall in downtown. we're riding with michael procop, he's wearing a drift hd camera. >> he jumped from the first floor to the second and then back down. >> isn't that awesome? they have ramps set up all over the mall. there was 35 riders invited to this event. >> here he goes down the escalators which is just downhill on a mountain bike. all the spectators along the hallways in the mall are getting an up-close look at the guys storming through the hallways. >> wh

. >>> and meet some buddies willing to sacrifice dignity for entertainment. >> and i think you know what's to happen next. >> oh! >> here we have dash cam video of a police officer in keel, wisconsin, pulling a honda vehicle over for taking a wide right turn. the driver identifies himself as bob ryan, the former mayor of sheboygan, wisconsin, 25 miles away and then the officer asks -- >> how much have you had to drink tonight, sir? >> how much have i had to drink? >> yeah. >> i had three or four beers. >> he was arrested and cited for operating while intoxicated. after he's in the squad car and the officers search his vehicle -- >> two open cans of foster. >> he's in the back of the police car and getting trance povertied to the hospital and he's making small talk with the officers. >> he makes reference to another mayor who is at the bar with him earlier and saying i should have called him, man, i could have got out of a jam. >> there's tony's right there. that is great pizza. >> he doesn't have a worry in the world. >> and the officers ask him again -- how much did you have to drink? >>

he is freaking. >> youtube prank ter andrew hailz and his buddy left a little prize for a waiter fromjust visited. >> what? >> look. >> what was the surprise? >> see the waiter looking through the checkbook and you kind of see looked like he had a lot of cash in there, too. did they stiff him on the bill, though? >> he doesn't look very happy. >> the waiter is like the guys here and came and left and paid and what happened is andrew and his friend tipped this guy $500. >> yay, guys, that's awesome. >> for real? they

you got it, buddy. i'll call george. hey, isn't that elaine?icture of man hands. elaine! george: elaine! kramer: jerry: elaine! elaine? hey, elaine? hi. over here. jerry, george, kramer... this is kevin, gene, and feldman. nice how to see you. you doing? nice to meet you. this is really weird. could you guys excuse us just for a moment? sure. elaine: thanks. what? what do you guys want? elaine, i've got to have another picture of gillian. i tried to get him one but man hands almost ripped my arm out of the socket! you could've gotten it. could not. aah. guys i gotta go. take it easy. elaine? can i come? i'm--i'm sorry. we've already got a george. kramer: what did you want to see me, mr. leland? kramer, i've been reviewing your work. quite frankly it stinks. well, i, uh, i've been having trouble at home, and, uh-- i mean, uh, you know i'll work harder. nights, weekends whatever it takes. no, no, i don't think that's going to do it. these reports you handed in, it's almost as if you have no business training at all. i don't know what this is supp

we're old college buddies. i only knew ya through moochie.rry don't worry about it all right? the important thing is we got a chance to catch up. mind if i grab the want ads? actually, i haven't read tank mcnamara yet. how's life on the red planet? it's killin' me. i can't eat. i can't sleep. all i can see is that giant red sun in the shape of a chicken. did you go down to the kenny rogers and complain? oh, they gave me the heave-ho. i don't think that kenny rogers has any idea what's goin' on down there. what are you doin'? having some cereal. that's tomato juice. that looked like milk to me. jerry, my rods and cones are all screwed up. all right, that's it. i gotta move in with you jerry. i don't know, kramer. uh... my concern is that... living together, after a while, we... might start to get on each other's nerves a little. i got a great idea. you're a heavy sleeper right? why don't we just switch apartments? or i could sleep in the park. you could knock these walls down make it an 8-room luxury suite. jerry, these are load-bearing walls.

police say 27-year-old shayne carpenter bragged to his buddies about spiking his girlfriend's drink with the eye drops after an argument hoping to induce the stomach churning effects of drinking the drops. >> she found some texts that made some reference to if she's going to be talking crap then she's going to be crapping. >> reporter: but the alleged prank turned dangerous. his girlfriend falling so ill she ended up in the hospital. carpenter confessed to police who hauled him off to jail. then ingested eye drops can cause dangerous side effects like blurred vision, respiratory failure, seizures and vomiting. >> eye drops. >> reporter: in the movie "wedding crashers," bradley cooper's character was unknowingly poisoned at the dinner table and later paid the painful price. and in real life intentional

hey, how you doing, buddy? >> good, how are you? what you've got to do here, buddy. you want to hit that board and you want to try to land on something worth more than five points. you ready? >> gotcha. >> jimmy: all right, you've got to aim, all right? stay focused, my friend. fire when ready. initiate the dartboard of insanity. >> ready? >> jimmy: yep. "hot dog in a hole!" ♪ higgins, tell him what he's got to do. >> steve: well, jimmy, tonight's lucky contestant gets to grab a bunch of hot dogs and throw them through the mouth hole of north korean director kim jong- un. if he can get seven hot dogs through the hole in 20 seconds, he's got ten points. jimmy! >> jimmy: all right. very good. as you can see, we -- that is kim jong-un. and here's a bunch of wieners right here. all you've got to do is you've got to grab your wieners and throw seven through the hole in 20 seconds. you think you can get your wieners into kim jong-un's mouth? [ laughter ] >> of course. i can do it. >> jimmy: great. all right. stand behind this. this will b

. >> where you going, big buddy? >> but the james stone we met considered himself a changed man, thanks to indiana state prison's cat adoption program. >> he's my little buddy. i depend on him. he's more dependable than anything i got in here. i mean, he takes a lot of the anger and temper away. makes it easier to cope in here. >> stone has been at wabash for a year and a half ago now. >> i talk to guys that come in here from all the other prisons that recognize me say hey, you're the cat man, aren't you? i'm like, dude, really? best thing i can do is say i'm him, meow, see you later. >> the transfer occurred after a staff member reported stone had threatened him. stone denies the allegation but a much bigger concern was leaving his cat jinkster behind. >> they don't allow cats down here so i couldn't bring him with me. and that was a big -- a big heartbreak separation there, you know. because i raised the little -- the little sucker. >> just before his transfer stone gave jinkster to another inmate. >> it brought a

. >> you're going to jail, buddy. >> get out of my face, man! >> and in their homes. using video cameras -- >> get off my camera. >> -- to fight for justice and safer streets. >> do you want to go to jail? >> -- and for their loved ones. >> the camera saved my dad's life. >> "caught on camera: video vigilantes." >>> have you ever seen something that made you so angry that you wanted to say something or even do something about it but you weren't sure what? most of us can't hand out a ticket or arrest people. but the folks you're about to meet have found a clever way to take action, to get their own brand of justice. they call themselves video jij lanties, and armed only with their video cameras, they're fighting for what they feel is right. >> you made an illegal u-turn in a business district. >> don't do that. >> you made an illegal u-turn -- >> don't do that. >> he's patrolling the mean streets of new york city. >> you broke the law. >> get out of my face, man. >> but he's not handing out tickets or catching criminals. >> you broke the law. >> instead, he's catching

my little fur ball buddy. hopefully i'll get out there soon. you can show me what the free world's about. >> did you trip over something? a prison inmate is covering up his own brutal beating. i hate lockup. >> they said that he told them he didn't know if he was going to make it or not. and mcquay had stabbed him. >> at the time, mcquay was serving 20 years for sexual battery. he was sentenced to an additional 60 years after being found guilty of murdering the officer. despite the eyewitness accounts, mcquay still proclaims his innocence. >> it's been a long ride. but i maintain my balance and my mental health. >> mcquay will soon reach a milestone. his time in confinement is about to surpass the years he spent free in the outside world. >> you know how sometimes you can be in an environment like this and a person begins to see you as a mad dog. like, every chance you get, you're just going to lose control or you're going to snap at somebody. and that's not me. >> periodically, mcquay files requests to be moved back to general population, wher

they would rather die van not to support their buddy even in the face of bloody orders which abound in warfare. the third reason, and noble goals. if somehow if things are bigger than yourself and you have a commitment and use that as a staff to leave on and it is a beacon to serve as the country is a big thing. but we're still missing something. we have got is so comfortable, we need a resurgence of the citizens soldier. take note of a web site sos america.borg that means the yen and between 17 and 26 and young women who may choose to volunteer but the man would have to pick a year in platoons of 30's to augment all of the services to have of bunch left over for civilian task is to have armored divisions to fight forest fires every year. what a stupid thing to do what about a couple hundred thousand to move overnight if you want to guard the border it is affordable. look at sos america we have legislation in congress three times now we start to build again we need to build a national base this is good for the nation to make better has been father citizens and the national polling is s

>> these are the bosom buddies. >> what had you been doing?> he was speeding is what he was doing. >> i was speeding and being subjected to a field sobriety test. >> so we had been to a party to celebrate essentially the end of the "bosom buddies" empire or as we liked to call it, the canon of all 39 episodes, and so the good cop, while he's out doing this on the 405, the good cop says to me so you guys been to a party. i said yes, in fact, officer, we have. it was the wrap party for our tv show. >> you haven't been drinking or anything. >> i had a couple -- >> oh, hell yeah. >> well, i wasn't driving. i had had a couple beers. >> i was driving. >> oh, geez. we don't need to get into this. we don't want those poor police officers to get in trouble. >> has he changed, in reality, over the years? he seems such a nice guy. >> well, you know, now that -- here we are rehearsing, there's nothing more intimately, honestly, than rehearsing for live theater, then being on the broadway stage together. and it's incredible, an incredible experience becaus

. >> two buddies do their time together. >> my first cat saved my life during a contract hit. he woke me up when the guy tried to take me out. >> oh, no! >> and now we put our cameras in the hands of inmates who share intimate thoughts about life behind bars. >>> there's just a lot of foul >>> there's just a lot of foul stuff that goes on in the indiana department of corrections. >> when i first got sentenced, man, i started stabbed police. you know, i targeted them. >> you see guys wearing their pants down to their knees, thinking they're cool and stuff. that would get you gang raped or something like that. >> when i first got to prison, like i said, i had blood on my mind. i wanted to get my knife wet. >> we're on level four. we have the worst prisoners of any in the state here. you've got your murderers and rapists. we've got people in here with 400, 500, 600 years. up on the ranges we've got cameras. we've got people walking all the times. but still you can't be with them 24/7. if they want to jump somebody, they'll jump them. if they want to jump me, they can come right i

that's how we became good buddies. been friends ever since then. >> my first cat saved my life during a contract hit. he woke me up when the guy tried to take me out, and i ended up sending that guy to the hospital. so my first cat was like a watchdog. you couldn't get near me or anything like that. he guarded me. >> i am in charge of the cat program. you know, that's a switch, but i don't know, i like cats. i like animals. my personal opinion is our cat program is probably one of the best things we've got going on in here. >> by taking a cat, it gave me a sense of responsibility, something to lose, think about. which a lot of these guys in here don't have none of that. >> you ain't going to the vet. i think he thinks he's going to the vet. >> stone, before he got jinx, he was kind of a rebel-rouser. he'd go around and drink, smoke, whatever. not wanting to do what he's told and stuff. then when he got jinx, it just changed him. changed him into a different person. >> the major himself used to come up and visit the cat

and his buddies new immediately, but, man that thing started eeding qck.y down for a >> going to he's in stitches on that one. >> oh, geez. >>> this makes me think of that classic phrase parents always say, don't make me come back there! what we have is an -- epic battle food fight t. is a cat versus the parrot. >> you might be right. >> whoa. >> i think this parrot is like a little brother. ike i'm going to bite your eenchts the cat's like, would you cut it out? >> whoa! >> it smacks it like a brother. >> this is like sylvester and tweety. >> ta is putty cat. >> this is my favorite moment. watch. both look up like somebody says, you cut that out. >> touches my ear. he's touching me! he's touching me! >> don't you realize i'm a cat? >> this is my dish. you don't see me eating your bird seed. cat's got every right in that situation. >> yeah. this is the cat's domain here. >> i love how the parrot doesn't even try to eat his food. he's too busy messing with the cat, and he doesn't back off. >> he's a brave parrot. ♪ >>> this guy is hanging upside-down, dangl

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he also lets loose talking about his best buddy and the thrills of being back in the bay. >> it does not intersect. we'll have no solution. >> he's turning education on its head, pushing technology into teaching and ruffling feathers along the way. >> are you surprised by the controversy? >> he answers his critics. tyler florence talks about his biggest fears of opening the doors of a san francisco restaurant. he talks about how he feels about people who don't eat fried chicken. >> if you don't want fried chicken, i don't want to talk to you. here is raj mathai. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. we started this series a few months ago and it's been incredible. we are going behind the scenes with the most dynamic people in the country. tonight is no different. we begin with a fixture in washington. leon panetta is the one who orchestrated the attack on osama bin laden. he did it with his beth friend by his side. >> that picture of lincoln hangs in the room where the joint chief's always meet. they gave me a copy of that picture. >> reporter: behind the scenes there are few thing

his buddy scoots over to him. >> that's enough snow to be buried. >> he is buried. that short ride will cause this guy to be stuck for about 20 minutes in snow. luckily his head stayed above the snow. but the sled is on top of his leg, which is covered in snow. so he is trapped. >> was he injured? >> that's what they're trying to figure out. he's franticly digging like a dog trying to scoop this snow out from under him. he can't move or can't quite feel his leg. >> that's a scary moment to not know if you're injured. >> here's a quick look at the guy's foot and how it stuck underneath the sled. >> that doesn't look good. >> it was like it turned backwards. >> it does. the guy who's stuck doesn't say he feels in pain. at one point -- >> i think so. >> after another ten minutes or so -- >> you are like my hero. if this isn't broken, i will be amazed. >> amazingly his leg wasn't broken. >> what? >> he walks away. >> look at that leg! >> that's awesome. look at the smile on his face. >> i thought he would have to carry his leg down. ♪ >> are you guy familiar with this i

you better straighten up and fly right, buddy boy. what have you got? an eyewitness to that jewelry store break in. come here. do you recognize anybody in this lineup? that's the guy, officer. the guy in the middle. the tall guy with the high hair! i'd recognize him anywhere. hey, you with the high hair. step forward. me? what are you doing? oh, uh, priya's calling in a few minutes on skype, and we are gonna have a dinner date. it's 8:00 in the morning in mumbai. how can she have dinner? fine, whatever. priya will be having breakfast. all right, so technically, it's not a dinner date. i suppose you could call it a, uh, dinfast date. but if you did you'd open yourself to peer-based mocking, such as "hey, leonard, how was your dinfast with priya last night?" that doesn't sound like mocking. you didn't let me finish. dinfast. are those soy-based candles? i don't know. why? paraffin candles may contain carcinogens. unless lung cancer is the ambiance you were going for at your dinfast. dinfast. listen, i don't want to be rude, but priya's gonna be calling an

where did she get the idea that president obama is buddy buddy with the oil companies?a, he's a big oil guy. the world bank report was good. the state department report was bad. she gets to be the arbiter of what government report -- i will let you know which reports are good -- are good and which reports are bad. every single person in this country is benefitting from this. if we did not have this fracking boom, imagine where our unemployment would be, where our economy would be, where gas prices would be. every single person in this country has benefitted from it. stuart: all right, everybody, in a moment i'm going to talk football with one of the great coaches of american football. okay? just wait for it. it is coming. first, here's the market, yeah, new high, if it closes here, it is a brand new high, just shy of 14,300. our next guest, here we go, changed his strategy in 07. that change helped lead him and his team to two super bowl victories. joining us now is the head coach of the new york giants. and he's the author of "earn the right to win". coach coughlin, fi

one of his buddies went in after a him.re is that buddy. >> maybe we should have waited for the first responders but i didn't think we had a choice. i think we wanted to get him out of there because of the uncertainty of what a sink hole is all about. >> so, he tied the rope around his friend's waist and his other buddies uptop hoisted him out. before he fell in the ground he was only one over par, shep. good round for him. >> shepard: yeah. he went south from there. trace gallagher, thank you. police say a woman in philadelphia pressed the wrong pedal, smashed through the front door of a duncan donuts and nearly hit a bunch of people inside. you can see a young kid running for his mom as the glass just shatters everywhere. police say elderly driver in this case apparently panicked and once again hit the gas instead of the brake. as she backed up over the curb and went right through that window. somehow nobody got seriously hurt. the cops have not charged the driver. well, there is a new plan to balance the budget in the ne

that's what i'm talking about, buddy. sounded great. always good to see you, buddy. wale!g. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. buh-bye! thanks! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: well, good evening, everybody. you're looking at the sayers club here in hollywood. i'm carson daly, and welcome to "last call." tonight, we use the spotlight segment to turn you on to l.a.-based d.i.y. artist, conway. more on that in a little bit. our music, we'll take you over to the troubadour and mark the tv debut of the louisiana band, royal teeth. but first, our s-down guest is a stand-up comic whose career has been steadily on the rise. he made a name for himself in late night tv, his own specials, and in "the comedy central roast." currently, he stars in "the jeselnik offensive." and for more, we go to the redbury for all things anthony jeselnik. >> carson: one of my favorite jokes -- >> okay. i say, "people get weird when kids die." 'cause some kids in my neighborhood were playing hide-and-go-seek

hey, buddy. you? what are you doing here? you work here, too? oh, sure.r doorman has to work two jobs to buy food for mother and baby. no, i live here. that's o.k., isn't it? you work all day as a doorman at one building, then stand outside your own building? yeah. you got a problem with that? i really don't have to talk to you. goodbye. you really think you're better than me, don't you? my father opened his shirt... yeah, and? tell him, kramer. he had breasts. what do you mean breasts? big breasts. a lot of older men have that. not these. these were real hooters. i was throwing up all night. it's like my own personal crying game. maybe you're going to get them, too, george. yeah, that's right. what if it's a genetic thing-- like father, like son? your father's not bald. that skips a generation. the baldness gene comes from your grandfather. then i suppose the bosom gene comes from your grandmother. frank can't be too comfortable with those things clanging around. he should wear something for support. you mean a bra? a bra is for ladies. i'm talking about

so is 2-year-old buddy. >> they love you unconditionally.love you when you're sick, well you're well, happy, sad, mad, they love you. >> reporter: that love is something cancer nurse karen seal knows well. she is a dog lover and sees the importance of these furry friends for the patients she treats. >> dogs are such a care giving, loving animal. and a lot of our cancer patients are pet lovers. and a lot of us in our cancer department are pet lovers as well. >> reporter: the aftereffects of chemo have made mornings extra hard for davison, but she said buddy is there every day to get her going. >> he was on me, in my face, licking on me, pawing at me, whining, saying mom, time to get up, you need to get up. >> reporter: research shows pets trigger a spike in endorphin levels, and decrease cortisol linked to stress. >> the pets just for them to look at you and give you a kiss on the cheek is good. it's uplifting of. >> reporter: davison says it doesn't matter if she has been away from her pooch for five minutes or five hours, tending to her tre

he's out there with his buddies. i think the guys are being careful.get off in certain spots, heading along to the route. not too technical of a trail. it's wide. big enough for that bike, but it does get rather treacherous through this video, which is about ten minutes long. >> this is really rural. >> if you do, though, be careful because right here on the trail, watch what happens. it gets a little rocky. >> oh. >> yeah, watch that again. he's going up over some bigger rocks and loses control of the front wheel. starting heading to the left and what's left is a cliff edge. he falls down what looks like maybe seven or eight feet. you can see he's in bad shape. look at all that brahamble he fell in. >> eventually he gets up and starts climbing his way back up to where he was. you can see there's his bike. it's a pretty big fall. [ bleep ]. looks like he gets up and is walking around. looks like he didn't have any major injuries. oh. >> internet worlds are colliding. the guys from dude perfect getting together with super tramp to create this. a brand n

scott was planning on cycling this money through his buddies in the health insurance industry i haven't heard a single republican point that. they're not going to there's two reasons why the governor is going to the first one is going to go up for reelection so he wants to make sure that you know he's not going to turn away free money because that's a guaranteed way for him to lose his governors to the governor's mansion the second reason was doing it because before he was governor he was a big health care executive that you know it was all about making profits for them and to the point where when he got in office and this is from firsthand experience when i was the registered nurse down in florida they tried to privatized all the hospitals which are private or the hospital due to his corporate back ted bundy's of the fact that the republicans who were you know were ushered in with his colleagues are now against him because everything that has everything to politics another to the state or their big lobbyist so. vince you square the circle for me it looks to me like the republican polit

. >> their buddy joseph is taking the video.s aiming it up, ready to launch this thing at his buddy's nose and here goes. >> oh! >> nailed it. nailed it on the first try. you can see that johnny does have some safety goggles on. this could have ended very differently. >> with him missing an eyeball or a dart at his head. >> this was not a bed. this was for no money. johnny walked away with nothing other than an uninjured face and skull. we have lee, johnny and joseph joining us right this minute to talk to us about this. how does a dart game with drinks turn into this? >> once we started having a couple cans we got drunk we were playing darts. as we drank more, it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> who came up with the idea and did it take a lot to convince johnny to volunteer his head for this? >> i think it was me that came up with the idea, but it didn't take much convincing. i've got a can of beer down and that was it. all he needed. >> tell us what was going through your mind? >> [ inaudible ]. >> so when it did hit th

me and my buddy, we seen him... we'll go up and look. we even got a piece of his car. out. you see someone hit and run this hour of the night it's interesting to go talk to them. ( radio transmissions ) we got a guy that got hit and ran and here comes the alleged people that hit and ran them. we'll see what happened. you guys in an accident? no. don't lie to us. where's your cadillac, bud? eckle: these kids down there saidown cadillac. detemple: where you going to? i was walking down with him-- i was sitting on the corner-- he said, "were you driving?" i said, "no." he said, "well, we thought you were driving this car." where were you coming from when you came home-- when you hit the car? i didn't hit the car. you weren't driving? no. no, sir. do you own a cadillac? no. we're going to check. if you're lying, we're not going to be happy. we got people here that say you were driving. are you telling us you're not 'cause you're drunk? 'cause you smell like alcohol. i was drinking but i wasn't driving a cadillac. we're going up there and find out. detemple: when he said he

. >> thanks, buddy. >>> all she wanted was speakers for her work computer. >> not exactly too much to, if you ask me. >> see the office computer prank next, "right this minute." >>> and still to come, from drivers to jujdges, these guys show off their flipping talent, and -- >> we have the champion of the 2013 championship. >> who tells us what it's like to be the top sign guy. >> what do you get for being the world champ? and what do you get with kicks in a microwave? the nerdiest thing you've ever seen. why gayle couldn't get out a peep next. >>> it's prank time with april fool's coming up which is why we teamed up with max to get some great videos. >> we need more and you still have more time. so if you or somebody you know pulled a prank or joke on somebody and got it on video, send it to us. >> upload your video using our my channel feature on rightthisminute.com. who knows, your video could be featured on our april fool's day show. >>> we've seen these guys on the street, these sign guys. >> oh, yeah. >> this is so fun from inside a car. as they drive up to this sign guy, he's p

. >> it was ben and casey, his brother, matt and either were the four buddies that ran around all the time and played on this street, rode their bikes, their skateboards, did wheelies and had a good time. >> the pair take drama classes in school and act in local productions. >> is this burger king? >> yeah, yeah, this is burger king. >> would you deliver a chef's salad? >> for you, absolutely. >> small jobs like this 1989 burger king ad give affleck hope for bigger things. damon's going to harvard, affleck heads to hollywood. >> you guys got to handle this. >> affleck gets a role in the 1992 prep school drama "school ties." so does damon who's left harvard shy of graduation to focus on acting. he crashes on ben's floor in california and asks him to help with a script he'd been working on at school. that script? "good will hunting". >> y'all ready to bust some ass? >> meanwhile ben is still struggling to break through, taking whatever acting jobs he can find, like the indy slacker flick "dazed and confused. then he takes a role in another movie, qul rats" which would take a huge impact

oh, hey, buddy... "buddy..."? sorry i'm late.e next space shuttle. how can you be late? i wasn't expecting you at all. nobody ever expects me. sometimes you just look and... bam! howard wolowitz. sheldon, are you gonna introduce us? oh, all right. uh, this is missy. missy, this is leonard and rajesh and you've already met howard. it's nice to meet you. you, too as well, also. yeah. so, how do you two know each other? oh, he once spent nine months with my legs wrapped around his head. excuse me? she's my twin sister. she thinks she's funny, but frankly i've never been able to see it. that's because you have no measurable sense of humor, shelly. how exactly would one measure a sense of humor? a humormometer?

is the president's pick to run the sec too buddy-buddy with bankers to police wall street? and, younger students are investing in an education abroad - does it pay off? first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's tuesday, march 12th. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: the record run-up in stocks. once again the dow closed at a record high, while the s&p 500 is just about 9 points away from a record level finish. stocks are on a 7-session winning streak. new game plan for zynga? reports speculate yahoo may be ready to take over the social gaming company. the ban on large sugary drinks sold at restaurants and cafes was supposed to go into effect today in new york city. but a state supreme court judge declared the ban "invalid." mayor bloomberg plans to appeal. the stock market is already up, up and away to start the week. trader talk now with joe cusick of options express. good morning joe. what do you make of this march madness? > > you know what, that is what is in the headlines.

hi, buddy, always nice to see you. >> hey, melissa, good to be with you.or all good guy in this. it seems to me that she, almost like everyone else in louisiana and mississippi and alabama, all along the gulf coast, even into florida is facing this quandary. how do we expect responsible political leadership when so much of the -- of the economy is tied to these oil and gas industries? >> well, the industry was not regulated, melissa. they talk, talk, talk, but they don't take any action. i've been governor of louisiana. i've been a congressman from here. i have decent relationships with companies that work to gain energy for us. it's important for america. i don't dismiss this at all, but this speech by mary landrieu and others, and she's not the worst of them. >> right. >> i want to be fair to her, washington's not broken, melissa. it's bought. the money that -- that comes in contributions to politicians is a scandal. now, there is an economic reality here. i think bp is one of the worst players in the gulf. i said that 25 years ago when i was governor of

i mean he was golfing with them the day -- stuart: the president is buddy buddy with the oil companiese you ever heard of citizens united? stuart: that's a conspiracy theory, come on. you're implying energy policy has nothing to do with rational analysis. nothing to do with that whatsoever. nothing to do with supply and demand and price. it's got everything to do with the oil money, that oil dictates energy policy in america. that's your implication. >> i'm saying right now we are resorting to more and more lethal extreme forms of energy extraction, ones that we cannot afford if we want to survive. you're so interested in the financial -- look at the world bank report, your pals i'm sure world bank they have financed most of these large fossil fuel projects. if you read their own report on the climate crisis that they put out last week, it will be the scariest thing you have ever read. it talks about total systems collapse if we don't get off fossil fuels immediately. stuart: the state department says those tar sands contribute 0.01% of global emissions. >> crumple that paper up and th

it is peaceful and you are out with your best buddies having with your best buddies having

hey, buddy. how was career day? ah, i didn't get on. the lizard guy went long. you got bumped from career day? it was a mix-up, i'm sure. sounds like they're trying to screw with your head. now, why would a junior high school want to screw with my head? well, why does radio shack ask for your phone number when you buy batteries? i don't know. hey, hey... kramer, what are you doing? you can't smoke in here. what? no, go on... hey... take it outside. come on, larry you know me. it bothers people, and it's against the law. you can make all the laws you want. he's still going to bother people. what, they kick you out, too? yeah. they kicked us all out. thanks so much for coming back, jerry. care for a graham cracker? no. let's just do it. [alarm bell rings] what? what is going on? what is that about? fire drill. sorry. single file, everyone. but i was promised this slot. [sternly] single file, jerry. fire drill. you believe that? who was pericles? alex trebek on tv: pericles is correct. like fire in a school is such a big deal. you got any matches? middle drawer. wh