spin him out the cage. >> reporter: but -- he's quickly slammed to the ground. by the second round -- his opponent brings him to his knees. mike loses. >> it feels like my heart is ripped out. i feel that i failed my family. i failed god. i failed everybody. >> reporter: how do you think you failed god? >> he's given me gifts and he's given me tools and i didn't use them to my ability. i'm very upset with myself right now. >> reporter: but mike's faith is not toppled. by sunday morning, he's back in church, battle wounds and all, and still reliving the fight. >> when i hit him, i saw his eyes flutter and i was just too excited. i wanted to end it quick. >> reporter: a warrior for christ who believes you can both love thy neighbor and put them in a head lock. i'm ryan owens for "nightline" in kentucky. >> fighting for the gospel. our thanks to ryan owens. >>> and when we come back, from faith to firefighters. for this busy engine company, too often a 911 call isn't for this. for all thments that make every day special. fancy feast created a way to celebrate any m

we see you in the cage with the chimps.hy does it make sense to you to own these animals and live with them? >> well, it doesn't make sense anymore, but it did when i first got them. >> how long have you had them? >> eight years. it will be eight years april. >> eight years, and the initial idea was what? they were cute and they were small? >> you know, it's like anything. i was in a good position financially, and i could afford to get them, and i got -- paid 50,000 for connor, and a couple years later i paid 35,000 for cramer and just went from there. >> so you have $100,000 nearly invested in these two chimps, and that enclosure had to cost a fair amount of money. how much money is it to keep them? >> i would say i spend probably $15,000 a year feeding them. my outdoor enclosure cost me 100,000, my indoor enclosure cost me probably about 50,000. >> we are looking at these chimps now live, and it is fascinating, i have to say. my interest is piqued. dave, what is the difference between you, somebody who is trained to deal

all my cages are zoo-accredited standards.asically, to be honest with you i don't know the guy and i can't see you over there but i'm not going to argue with you, but you don't know because you don't have chimps. you're just going on training and beating them in the head and hitting them with things to make sure they do what they do and throw an arm around them -- >> jeanne, we're about out of time in this, but let me ask you a quick question with a quick answer. you do understand the credibility issue, right? you seem like a nice woman but you are a woman who got some chimps several years ago. you understand the criticism? >> no, no, i don't. >> okay. >> because everyone should be criticized. it's not because i'm a woman and because i have chimpanzees. everyone should be criticized for having a chimp, being a trainer or a breeder or owning them. it's not just because i own them. we should all be criticized for owning chimpanzees. >>oi have to interrupt you. i know it is hard when you're not here. what is it about the people w

they're building a cage. a cage. social unrest. a cage. they are preparing.ember, what we said, cloward and piven is melt the system down and have it collapse into a new system. this is not just about healthcare. it's about grab all the education dollars as well. we have a video in a few minutes you have never seen. this is a long-term strategy. someone has to be standing when the evil capitalism finally fails us. i have news for you, gang. i'm going to be standing. please be standing as well. shore yourself up! don't allow yourself to become or your state to become a slave to what's being built in washington. this is exactly what happened in the soviet union. this soviet union collapsing bothered me so much. for a long time. it took me a while to figure it out. nobody ever talks about this. i want you to look something up. the leaders of the soviet union saw the writing on the wall. they knew. they knew it was going to collapse. we knew! we were spending them into oblivion. what do you think we were doing it for? we knew. they did, too. you want the full sto

they're building a cage. a cage. social unrest. a cage. they are preparing.mber, what we said, cloward and piven is melt the system down and have it collapse into a new system. this is not just about healthcare. it's about grab all the education dollars as well. we have a video in a few minutes you have never seen. this is a long-term strategy. someone has to be standing when the evil capitalism finally fails us. i have news for you, gang. i'm going to be standing. please be standing as well. shore yourself up! don't allow yourself to become or your state to become a slave to what's being built in washington. this is exactly what happened in the soviet union. this soviet union collapsing bothered me so much. for a long time. it took me a while to figure it out. nobody ever talks about this. i want you to look something up. the leaders of the soviet union saw the writing on the wall. they knew. they knew it was going to collapse. we knew! we were spending them into oblivion. what do you think we were doing it for? we knew. they did, too. you want the full stor

they're building a cage. a cage. social unrest. a cage. they are preparing.ember, what we said, cloward and piven is melt the system down and have it collapse into a new system. this is not just about healthcare. it's about grab all the education dollars as well. we have a video in a few minutes you have never seen. this is a long-term strategy. someone has to be standing when the evil capitalism finally fails us. i have news for you, gang. i'm going to be standing. please be standing as well. shore yourself up! don't allow yourself to become or your state to become a slave to what's being built in washington. this is exactly what happened in the soviet union. this soviet union collapsing bothered me so much. for a long time. it took me a while to figure it out. nobody ever talks about this. i want you to look something up. the leaders of the soviet union saw the writing on the wall. they knew. they knew it was going to collapse. we knew! we were spending them into oblivion. what do you think we were doing it for? we knew. they did, too. you want the full sto

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in the new model, the cage is intact.it has front air bags, side air bags, side curtains. , and also has other features that improve the likelihood of survival in a head-on crash, regardless of the costs. cause. in the comment made about the three-second stop, i drive a vehicle that has pushed a button stop which is a feature that many consumers are looking towards. are we saying that consumers today, it is in the manual, can they take 3 seconds to push a button? i know we panic and there are instances but there is a need for education. there is a need. maybe when the positive aspects of the investigation, maybe consumers have to pay attention to the vehicles they are driving. what are those shifters? where is neutral? my son-in-law drives a camry. when this came up, he asked what to do. i told him to put it in neutral. you don't want to turn it off. the three-second delay is there for a reason because you don't want inadvertent shutting off of the engine because you can lose power and that will affect steering and other

he faced his own cage in life.en he came out, he was a much bigger, bloodier mess than i have ever been. >> reporter: but make no mistake, this sport known as mixed martial arts can leave you a bloody mess. it's a combination of wrestling, kickboxing, and other martial arts that made the ultimate fighting championship a hit. the action is so brutal -- it's banned in seven states. >> when i go into the ring, i'm going in there to fight. i'm also going in there for the reasons we've been talking about, which is that i want to reach people with the gospel. >> reporter: at 37, john no longer competes. he now preaches and teaches. >> in jesus' name we pray, amen. >> reporter: and tonight, he prays for his students. including mike thompson. >> my biggest fear going into this fight is to not let my teammates down, not to let john down. >> please welcome mike thompson! >> reporter: mike is hoping to give the crowd their money's worth. he starts out on the attack, hoping for his trademark knockout. >> send him off the cage.

i go, and my dad was taking the cage down. he's like, "oh, i don't think so." you know?they go, "oh, he went on vacation." and so i remember the one year that we actually had enough money. my dad was like, "good news, you guys." we're going on vacation!" "we're like, 'no!'" [ laughter ] e're no going on vacation! we'll never come back!" [ applause ] >> that is sad. >> jimmy: i've got to tell you about this cool thing you're doing. you did a thing called a night of 140 tweets. >> yes. yeah, well, you're a twitterer. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and paul scheer, who is a very funny comedian, and rob huebel -- they came up with this idea to get 140 people to raise money for haiti for this group called artists for peace and justice that i'm involved with. >> jimmy: yeah -- big -- >> that we want them building temporary schools down in haiti right now. so as a fund-raising idea, they got 140 people to stand up and read their favorite tweet in front of a live audience. and then we taped it, and it's on itunes and amazon.com. and it's really fun, because everybody just gets up and reads

then i looked up and saw a cage with the canary next to the conductor. at my glance the conductor explant i love her and if i have to dalia we will do it together. the train went on, the bird kept singing, the bombing stopped. we had survived. and i thought to myself when i read that that when you get right down to it that is one of the reasons why men like ike did what they did to save people like that. >> could you talk about the way eisenhower treated his commanders differently, general montgomery,? >> he had his hands full. i think he had a very difficult task of balancing a number of rather large egos. and one of the challenges that he faced as supreme commander plus balancing and at the same time trying to stick to a strategy he thought was the right one. we are still fighting the broad narrow front strategy of 1944. and i don't really expect that it's ever going to get resolved. i laid out the case for eisenhower and why i thought he did what he did. and i think again that goes a long way to explaining how he worked with allies and subordinates an

i thought i was in heaven and i looked up and saw a cage with a canary to it next to the conductor.uctor explained. i love her and if i have to die we will do it together. the tram went on. the bird kept singing. the bombing stopped. we had survived. and, you know, i thought to myself, when i read that, that, you know, when you get right down to it that's one of the reasons why men like ike did what they did. to save people like that. oops. that's good. i got it. >> could you talk a little bit about the way eisenhower treated his army group commanders differently? the generals? >> well, he had his hands full. i think, you know, he had a very difficult task balancing a number of rather large egos. and one of the challenges that he faced as supreme commander, you know, was balancing all that. and at the same time, you know, trying to stick to a strategy that he believed was the right one. you know, we're still refighting the broad front, narrow front strategy of 1944 and i don't really expect that it's going to get reresolved.wxp you know, i laid out the case for eisenhower and why i

in the new model, the cage is intact. it also has front air bags, air bags side curtains.he technology in the new one also has other features that improve the likelihood of survival in a head-on crash. regardless of the cause. the last point i would make, the comment made about the three- second stop. i drive a vehicle that has pushed button --push push-button. are we asking consumers today -- it's in the manual -- you cannot take three seconds to press the button? i know that we do panic and there are instances but there is a need for education. there is a needed. maybe one of the positive aspects of the investigation and the reporting is maybe consumers are having to pay attention to the vehicles they are driving. what are the shifters, where is neutral? my son drives a camry. when this came up the recall, he asked what to do and i said you put it in neutral. you don't want to turn off the first. those buttons are there and the three-second delay is therefore reason. if you don't want to shut off the engine in an birtley because the engine could lose our land that would

that didn't grab the most attention, instead it was a batting cage session. veteran brian roberts, took the batting for the first time since being diagnosed with a herniated disc in his back. there's no rush but he is encouraged. >> it's getting better every day, getting out there and being able to take batting practice out there for the first time and starting to get my conditioning in, more and more each day i think we're certainly making progress. it's going to be slower than i would like, but i hope be ready to go for opening day. >> scrimmage top of the second, blake davis lines the second one anded to williamsson heads to the play and that gave the squad a 1-0 lead. caleb joseph, rips a single in the 3rd, here comes a throw, blacks takes a 2-0 lead, they beat the orange squad. cavalier center shaquille o'neill will miss the rest of his season after having surgery at left thumb. dr. thomas graham chief of the hand center said the operation was a success. o'neill suffered the thumb injury on tuesday's night game. that is your morning sports. i'm bruce cun

his work in the batting cage or in the field have roberts saying he is feeling improvement. >>> moreemerge today from the nfl owners meetings in orlando, florida today. the emphasis on player safety. a new measure prohibits the striking of any player who is in a defenseless position, making it illegal to launch toward and hit that player with helmet, shoulder or forearm. a rule that previously existed to protect pass resisters only. another one, a player rub -- running with the ball. the play will be stopped. and the runner cannot advance. the ball will be spotted where the helmet came off. this new rule is in line with an existing college rule. >>> other news from the meetings. the philadelphia eagles say they are entertaining trade offers for starting quarterback donovan mcnabb. one of three eagles' qbs. in addition, philly has michael vick and kevin cob. teams are inquiring with that deal, the surplus. >> i've got a great position. tough position to have three quarterbacks that you know can start and win at a championship caliber level in the national football league. i think we h

be surrounded by a pack of hungry wolves, nothing protecting me other than a homemade chicken wire cage you mean in the middle of the pack? >> yeah, i was in the middle of the forest. we put bait in and i'm in a cage and they're surrounding me, i would tell you, it's more than intimidating. >> i would say so. you also put yourself in a rodeo bail and you had bison challenge you? >> yeah. i wanted to see how much force. i put myself in a rodeo barrel and with an acceleratometeaccel. with the barrel, they hit the barrel with several, several tons of force is the reading i got on my accelerometer. >> we also want to show you a little bit with your diamond back. >> i'm going to need some new underpants with that one. >> whoa. that thing is a live wire. don't block the cameraman. whoa. that thing is agitated. you see that, on the stick. its fang is caught in my snake stick. >> look. anytime you run into a rattlesnake can be a dangerous situation. but i'm in an abandoned silver mine from the 1800s. that place is like the chamber of horrors. you wouldn't believe the animals we run into. scorpi

ty tried to do a claymation-style steel cage match between vitamin shoppe and vitacost. but ultimately both of these stocks are exercises in what we don't like. this is not a beyond thunderdome situation where two stocks enter and one stock leaves. this is a situation where we've got two losers. and i struggle with decide which is worse! let me tell you why so you know what to avoid in a stock and be able to recognize the signs in other names yourself. vitamin shoppe is the second-largest retailer in vitamins, minerals and supplements. 400 stores, 37 states. vitacost is a big player in the industry online. there's reasons to like the industry galore. $25 billion vitamin and dietary supplement business. with an aging u.s. population, rising health care costs and a society that's obsessed with diet and fitness, you might think these two names fit into a nice little theme. but you need a whole lot more than a theme before an investment becomes compelling. when you look at the actual details, vitamin shoppe seems stretched with little room left to grow. having already satura

. >> this egg comes from chickens that are probably crammed in cages, maybe eight, ten birds in a cagewing us two different eggs. one from a chain grocery store and one of hers. >> and this is a chicken egg that she got to lay her egg how she felt like after eating grass and bugs. >> this is what the chefs like so much. what you're seeing here. the chickens roam freely and eat natural grass. that makes for a higher quality egg, eggs they being not live without because when the fire seemingly destroyed the business, her customers got together and said we're not going to let that happen. >> we had a fancy auction. we had a raffle and several fund-raising efforts. >> bonnie powell led the effort to raise $30,000 to keep the farm in business. >> it was kind of amazing how many people felt touched by this like, no, we can't let soul food farm die. >> reporter: the farm still struggles to make money, but alexis loves her land and loves her way of life. >> thank you very much. my husband will be excite happened. >> she's just fine putting all her egg in one basket. dan simon, cnn, vacaville,

. >> the shark was able to shake loose the cage. the dive masters were able to pull me completely out of the water. >> out of the water and i just remember distinctly, whoo! >> a moment like that happens, time really slows down. it's like it happened for ten minutes instead of 15 seconds. >> the divers feel it just wasn't their day to die. but damguard and walsh know you're not always so lucky. for those who dare to trespass. >> there's always a danger when you're out with wild animals. anything can happen at any moment. >> for both of us to come out of it unscathed, it was amazing, completely amazing. just happy to make it out alive. >>> 15-foot sharks, moray eels, giant whales and marlins. the sea is home to a world of fascinating and peculiar creatures. next time you set sail on the high seas, don't forget the camera. the video may be the only proof you have when the big one gets away. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, logon to our website caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. that's it for this edition of "caught on camera." >>>

. >> this egg comes from chickens that are probably crammed in cages.ight, ten birds in a cage. >> reporter: she explained by showing us two different eggs. one from a chain grocery store and one of hers. >> and this is a chicken egg that she got to lay her egg how she felt like, after being outside, eating grass and bugs. >> reporter: this is what those chefs like so much, what you're seeing right here. the chickens roam the fields freely and eat the natural grass. and that they believe makes for a higher-quality egg. eggs, they apparently could not live without, because when the fire seemingly destroyed the business, her customers got together and said, we're not going to let that happen. >> we had a fancy auction. we had a raffle. we had several fund-raising dinners. >> reporter: bonnie powell led the effort to raise $30,000 to keep the farm in business. >> it was kind of amazing how many people just felt touched by this, like, like, no, we can't let soul food farm die. >> reporter: the farm still struggles to make money, but alexis loves her land, l

internet maine's yesterday's news is not yesterday's news it is not at the bottom of the parakeet cage it can be linked everywhere and the text remains available to many people for a long time. as a novelist 1/2 to remind myself writing is an art and publishing is a business but add to that for book criticism, publishing is in a state of flux. what is following along with this terrible business is changing before our eyes. i think book reviewing is a cross of public service and entertainment. >> the migration of the reviews online with the reversible trend has some exciting aspects to it. we'll get a diversity of voices talking about books we will get a lot of people hopefully reading and participating in discussion and we will see a lot more types of books covered which is all very good and positive and it is good for books and for the conversation but it will be tougher to find the quality quality, the legitimate book reviewing and it will be there but it will be a small part of the diversity of voices and it will be that much more difficult for the readers to find the good stuff. th

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they're raised cage-free and fed an all-natural diet of corn, soybeans, and marigolds.nd no candy, gladys. (announcer) perdue. extra inspections. extraordinary chicken. what-- they're more comfortable. >>> take a look at this. you can't tell what it is, but the syndey opera house in australia wasn't the place to be for the bashful over the weekend. more than 5,000 people gathered and took it all off for the camera. >> they embraced for a photo shoot by photographer spencer tunic. participants had time to get to know each other intimately. they posed for more than an hour in a variety of positions. 5,000 people. >> how did they get that many people to sign up? >> i know. he does this all over the world, i believe. >> with naked people? >> yeah. >> okay. let me know -- i'll let you know when he comes here. >> are you up for that? >> no, i'm not. it makes me nervous. >> many human bodies are better with clothes on. >> exactly. >>> do we need to bundle up today my friends. >> yes. clothes are suggested because it will be cool. sunshine yes and temperatures in the upper 40s

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these things matter and you can't be off on some limb, you know, rattling the cage and saying you'll do great things and stand on principle and politics above the people of your state, you have to do what is right and the race comes down to doing what is right. what it is all about and my opponent viewed public service as a way to have personal enrichment and we talked about him double billing flights and talked about it in terms of the $600,000 slush fund that he set up, ostensibly to help other candidates and all it helped was rubio, inc. and family members got hired and spent money on this minivan and got $135 haircut or whatever it was and that doesn't make sense to people and is not what they want. they want people to serve in publishing who want to serve. >> these are outrageous accusations. >> they are the truth. >> we're 11 months into the debate and we are yet to hear a serious debate, and he talks about making sense and how does spending $787 billion of money we don't have money we're borrowing from chinese and japanese investors and money my children and their generation w

corrupted, and drug traffic, also implicated in mainly human rights violation, clearly, notorious tiger cages of kon-song and by pressuring them to crack down on drugs, he was trying to improve their public image to allow for sustainability of u.s. tragedy through vietnamization was trying to prop in government as the u.s. gradually scaled down troops anja, he pressured the few government in south vietnam to crack down on the traffic and purge corrupt officials and spent millions training local police an initiating crop substitution and aerial spraying campaigns, and nevertheless, for all the millions, in prelude to later failures, supply rates remained static and corruption rampant and june 1972 army criminal investigation report concluded that, quote, enforcement remained futile, as distributions from local, national and south vietnam, was so pervasive efforts to cut off the supply were like trying to, quote, imprison the morning mist. local farmers often resisted u.s. policies by shooting overhead planes, to prevent them from spraying their fields, and fewer brought to testify before a con

instead it was ain batting cage session.gnosed with ahern natee a, d disc on his back. >> and starting to get my condition in more and more each day. we're certainly maging progress. -- making progress. it's slower than i want but i hope to be ready to go for opening day. >> in the left field, round 3rd heads to the play and that gave the black squad a 1-0 lead. later in the inning, caleb joseph ripped a single. black stake 2-0 lead. they beat the orange squad 6-1 in a 7 winning game. shaquille o'neill will likely miss the rest of the regular season after having surgery in his right thumb yesterday. shaq underwent surgery here in baltimore. the chief of the hand center said that the operation was a success. o'neill suffered the thumb injury after a hard foul on thursday night. that's your morning sports. i'm bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. >>> coming up the govern o'malley visits troops overseas, bumper to bumper traffic and some kind of weird smell downtown. i will be working from home today. my sister's coming. i ca

you can't just be off on some limb, you know, rattling the cage and saying you are going to do great things and stand on principle or politics above the people of your state you're supposed to serve. you have to do what's right. this race comes down to doing what's right. that's what it's all about. my opponent viewed public service as a way to have personal enrichment. we talked about it briefly, about him double billing flights. we talked about it in terms of the $600,000 slush fund he set up. ostensibly it was supposed to help other candidates. all it helped was rubio incorporated. family members were hired, he spent $35 on a haircut or whatever it was. that's not what people want. they want people serving that want to serve the people. >> they're outrageous accusations. >> they're not outrageous. they're the truth. >> we're 11 months in this and 15 minutes in this debate and we have yet to hear a single serious public policy point from my opponent. he just wants to tear me down. talking about making sense, how does spending $700,000 of money we don't have, borrowing from chinese

she talked to her cage and. her book agent is a very bright guy. he thought this is fantastic so he starts pitching this and he comes back with this interesting feedback. what it basically was was a great idea, particularly in the wake of the whole summers thing. hill is the one person that you are going to write about? because of course that singular biography is what sells. for me i have got to say this was a total dealbreaker. that is exactly what i did not want to do. the reason why i necessarily had to write about lots of different women is because the subject of the vote is not actually the women. the subject of the book is this gender ring of science and the women are the lenses. what they do a assorted riffraff light on this problem and all of these different ways. if i had one woman she would refract this way on this gender ring of science but i wanted it this way in all these different perspectives because there were so many different ways that scientific culture is. i wanted to look at married women and single women and women in the lab

internet also means yesterday's news isn't yesterday's news, it isn't just the bottom of the parity cage if something linen newspaper it can be linked everywhere, it gets everywhere. the text remains available to people for a long time. but as a novelist seen for years writing is an art, publishing is a business. so, add to that for the criticism publishing is in a state of flux so what is the criticism following along with this terrible business that is changing before our eyes and a certain way. i think a book revealing is a cross between a public service and entertainment. >> why is words. david? >> the migration of reviews online, and that is an irreversible trend i think as rebecca said it has really exciting aspects to it. we are going to get a diversity of voices talking about books. we are going to get a lot of people hopefully reading and participating in the discussion about books and we are going to see more books cover all of which is good, all of which is positive and it's good for books and it's good for the conversation about books. the challenge i think is that it's been

at the end of the day after working out i come out to the cages and do some hitting. one reason i like to hit off the tee is just to get work on my bat pass. working my hands like inside the ball and trying to stay back. we like to throw to each other. we try to get each other out. this is a typical day for me during the out season. i get my working out in. after this i'm done for the day. i'm getting trade for tomorrow and do the same thing all over. >> you can count on comcast sportsnet.com and our team of insiders to bring you all the of the major leg baseball you need. check out comcastsportsnet.com. >>> it's debate bl who puts on a better show. the nationals or the slide show. we'll unmask the mascots when we return. @úúúúúúúúúú >>> now this. of course we all know that sometimes our favorite baseball team -- favorite baseball team struggles but perhaps no fans knows that better than the nationals. there's always one competition they dos at the national's park. the racing president. they get heartbreaking defeats and lovable teddy roosevelt. the team hel

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