[indistinct chant] [chanting, whistles blowing] protestors chanting: we are 99%, you are the 1%.s] lillian: so it's really an international movement. it's not just the united states. it's great. russell: occupy wall street's all over the world. it's a great movement. it has lots of legs. nicole: if we talk about the 99% of the world, not just within america, you know, we're all suffering at the hand of these same institutions and systems. not just here, you know, but there. but in, you know, madrid, but in, uh, bangladesh. like all over the world. it's these same systems, the same concentration of power that is ruining lives, that is making people poor. lillian: you really have given me a reason for coming out every day, and either marching or doing something. jake: i walked more than 10 miles, from times square to zuccotti and back. you know, that's--it's a long distance. so i--i fell asleep. i needed my beauty sleep. jose: that was a great march. it was...we owned the streets that day. it was incredible. [drums beating, indistinct chanting] nicole: the internet right now is the

[audience chanting] >> young bucks! >> now the bucks -- that ladder -- >> kevin: take a look at this. oh! >> super kick! >> kevin: perhaps the crushed >> send him up, more bang for the buck. got him. this will be it ... >> cole just pulled the referee>> cole just pulled the referee. just pulled the referee with a quick three count. cole just pulled the referee and nick jackson is in pursuit. >> wait a minute, don't hide by us. don't hide by us. >> super kick! oh, no, kevin kelly! kevin kelly, down! he's out! i am mr. wrestling 3. myself! we are going to have to go to break, when we come back, this philly street fight her >> and we are back super kick. i have been around the world, and this is the crazyand this is the craziest match o'reilly, fish, chasing the dragon. i am losing my masked mind this week [audience chanting "roh"] >> o'reilly anger in hi eye as he chases adam cole. cole going at it tooth and nailcole going at it tooth and nail. bobby fish in the middle of the ring. matt jackson. bodybodies everywhere. wre

[ram bleats] >> [speaking wolof] [ram bleats] >> [chanting] >> [speaking wolof] >> [chanting] >> [speaking wolof] >> the ram slaughter follows religious guidelines. the ram lies with its neck facing mecca, and the men say a blessing as the throat is cut. >> [speaking wolof] >> [speaking wolof] [laughs] >> [speaking wolof] >> [speaking wolof] >> for the tabaski meal, people eat in groups. all the girls, the boys, the men, the women, traveling to each compound to share some of each family's food. >> [speaking wolof] [laughter] [drum beat] >> [singing in wolof] >> [speaking wolof] >> [singing in wolof] [laughter and chatter] >> [speaking wolof] #ññóóóó announcer: the following program is an original production of linktv. narrator: next up, big problems versus a little inspiration, a surprisingly fair fight. see what happens in india, malawi, or anywhere else when you take a good idea and run with it. man: "viewchange" is about people making real progress in tackling the world's toughest issues. can a story change the world? see for yourself in "viewchange," one good idea. narrator: global

no more chanting "usa, usa."pparently there are some other words and phrases that are off limits, too. the wussification of america is spreading like wildfire and the schools are to blame. michelle. what say you? >> it's sad so many people go to an institution that teaches these things and they go into debt. wisconsin is ridiculous. you can't chant "usa, usa"? donald trump needs to deport whoever came up with this. it's ridiculous. >> very good. you also can't chant "airball." you're watching the game. someone throws up the ball, it misses the rim and the whole stands go "airball, airball." it's the greatest chant ever. it's a micro aggression now. >> i don't know. as the resident wuss, none of this bothers me. why having some fun at the game is a problem. the penn state thing is interesting. i read the letter from the dean. it seems like they are trying to get students to report intolerance and hate speech. >> you're beating the other team. the other team throws up a good shot and they start talking back going,

(chanting) (laughing) ohh! ohh! ohh! (chanting) (gasps) it is now too late to go back. the ancestors have spoken. your answer is right here. ahh. yes, young man. let us go. let us move now. ancestors (unclear). ha ha. do not worry, young man. you see, as the pamphlet says, you can still lead a fully productive life even if you are hiv positive. (laughing) first narrator: like what you saw? then visit viewchange.org, link tv's brand new multimedia website. watch over 200 stories about new solutions to the developing world's biggest challenges. get involved with the issues. share the stories with friends and help change the world. all at viewchange.org. awó woman: the following program is an original production of linktv. narrator: next up, an all new mothers day special. being a new mom is rewarding and challenging, but what extra burdens do mothers in poor countries face? come take a tour of the world's best and worst places to be a mom in this new report from "save the children" and viewchange.org. man: "viewchange" is about people making real progress in tackling the

. >> [chanting] protesters chanted outside rick snyder's home. they say he should have done nor -- they say her should have done more and sooner after the flint water crisis. just two month before his 113th birthday, the world's oldest man has died in japan. current oldest woman is 116 years old, and she is from brooklyn. i'm vonnie quinn. tom, something in the water in brooklyn? tom: it is a big deal. it has made headlines in europe

or keeping the chanting. >> jon: i think you got to keep the chants. it's just part of the game. >> stephen: all right. i agree. that is a national high school and let's face it, high school is a saffage cult and kids will chantd. (laughter) so i want to give high schoolers some phrases that sound good as chants but are not insulting. so instead of air ball! try this. >> earl gray. >> stephen: perfect. now are you just celebrating a delicious breakfast tea, you can't get in trouble for that. but wisconsin also banned this chant. fun-da-men-tales. so kids, just replace that with this similar sounding one. >> fon teu cheese melts. >> stephen: nothing says wisconsin sports like dippable cheese. (laughter) but the wiaa didn't stop there. they also followed up with this tweet. we would like to clarify that we do not think chantingu sa is unsportsman like when it is intended to be the united states of america. however it has come to our attention that this abbreviation the phrase "you suck ass." (laughter). >> stephen: which would be deemed unsportsman like.

is chanting at sporting events, especially high school sporting events, bullying? >> if you've been to a game, you know what it's like. straight ahead at 6:00, we'll tell are where that chanting is now off limits. >> a day off for students thanks to donald trump? why one virginia school district is facing big pressure to shut down for primary voting. ry voti. >>> once again, an update now on a major fire that occurred just a short time ago in adelphi, maryland. you're looking at footage that was shot oh, about 40 minutes ago from our helicopter of an apartment. in adelphi, maryland on the new hampshire avenue. a major fire. 2-alarm fire. these are pictures of a rescue that was taking place every what appears to be a man coming down that ladder from the fourth or fifth floor of that apartment building. we know the second person was rescued as well. that person may have been a child. the fire is now mostly out. the fire department officials remain there. they are checking hot spots, putting down any additional blazes that pop up and beginning an investigation. traffi

they killed him. [ chanting ] >> these young men are incredibly angry about everything happening. >> how you want to treat people like this and not expect them to rise up? >> we're getting killed down here! we're getting creamed. >> an american city on the brink of disaster. >> it's a war zone. >> a community deeply divided. >> i heard your call for no justice, no peace. >> six baltimore police officers facing criminal charges in the death of freddie gray. >> the search for answers in baltimore. >> our officers are entitled to due process. >> somebody has to pay for this. >> there will be justice for mr. gray. there will be justice for his family and there will be justice for the people of baltimore. >> tonight, a cnn special report in collaboration with the baltimore sun. "who killed freddie gray?" >> i was in bed, sleeping. and somebody came to get me. i was like, well, what's going on? >> april 12th, 2015. it's not yet 9:00 am in west baltimore neighborhood and already there's trouble. >> once i heard that scream, that's my boy. so i go and i say holy [ bleep ] that's freddie. >>

. >> so, you like that chant has become all the rage in this town. as the chant is at the stadiums.t will hopefully be a nice playoff run. when you think about it, the chant brings back memories of the we want dallas. >> that was yelled in unison by the capacity crowd at rfk during the skins' hay day. even if they were not playing dallas, they were yelling it together. dexter manley knows all too well how a fan base can become a key component in a team's suck says. >> the 12th man, that's the 12th man. i think the players responded to that like they did do you like that? when kirk cousins harmlessly uttered you like that after the tampa bay victory, who knew it would become this season's anthems? he has listen playing at an all pro level. shattering the single seasons records. dexter manly loved getting after the quarterback in his day and he has nothing but love for kirk. >> it is like proving something in to the people. proving something. >> that has to be intimidating. 50,000 people screaming we want dallas. >> the we want dallas chants bring back great memories when it was a hom

they chanted the same chant the entire way. [ chanting -- hey hey ho ho snyder's got to go. >> for contextthe people were making their way through the capitol to governor snyder's office. yes, it's largely a ceremonial office, but still. [ chanting -- hey hey ho ho snyder's got to go ] >> there were so many people at this protest today. they filled the rotunda inside the state capitol all the way around, and some people made their way up yet another flight of stairs to where the michigan house was in session. all this happened today. flint's residents, michigan's residents streaming through the capitol, making a deliberately loud civil nuisance of themselves, calling on their governor to resign over the state government poisoning the water in flint. that's what the residents of flint traveled by bus to their state capitol to do today. >>> another announcement that was neither by or about governor snyder. twice we've had a truly heroic -- the local pediatrician who basically realized what was going on and took it upon herself with no funding, no directive, that she should start testing the

not necessarily all out ban on wildly popular chants.e of these students athletes behind me insist bring it on. >> you got to learn about they're trying to get into your head and there's nothing really you can do about it except play the game. >> reporter: these captains are ready to rock and fall for tuesday night's hardwood showdown with rivals from st. croix central. fully prepared for what happens on that first shot they hoist up. >> opposing crowd starts chan chanting irrelevant air bull, air ball. >> right. >> you okay with that. >> i wouldn't let it under my skin. i've be frustrate width myself. it's a personal thing. if you're thin skinned individual it will get to you. >> us were wis inter so lat tick athletics association is looking to protect those thin skinned student athletes and help make all high school games generally more positive. the wiaa recently sent out letter to its member schools across the badger state urging administrators to crack down on taunting type chants and cheers that are directed at the opposition and i

cheers and applause] chanting president paul] senator paul: the g.o.p. has been the party of emancipation. we are the party of civil rights. we need to be the party of justice. justice begins when the war on rugs ends. [applause] senator paul: a generation of young black men have been incarcerated and permanently lost the privilege of voting and the opportunity of work. the war on drugs has disproportionately incarcerated those who live in poverty in our cities. though blacks and whites use drugs at similar rates, three out of four people in prison are black or brown. we must begin to treat addiction as a health problem, not an incarceration problem. cheers and applause] senator paul: for five years, i fought for a vote on auditing the fed. [crowd chanting] senator paul: when i finally got the vote, ted cruz was nowhere to be found. fact -- [laughter] senator paul: in fact, ted was the only republican to miss the vote. but even worse, ted maintains that the correct response to the great recession was to have the fed more aggressively lower interest rates

>> i can't answer that question. >> answers aren't coming soon enough. [ chanting "all night all dayll fight for freddie gray" ] >> these young men are incredibly ainge re about everything happening. as you can see, there is a lot of emotion running through the streets here. [ chanting "hell no we won't go" ] >> after a week of tense, but peaceful protests, thousands march to city hall. >> we are here in a cause to stand for justice for freddie gray. >> but as protesters approach camden yards, the mood shifts. [ sirens ] >> a group of teenagers taunt police, throw bottles and destroy unoccupied police cars. >> go, go, go, go, go, go, go! >> as tension builds, police are unclear how to react, because the mayor has instructed them to allow the protests. >> it's a very delicate balancing act, because while we try to make sure that they were protected from the cars and the other things that were going on, we also gave those who wished to destroy space to do that as well. >> gray's twin sister appeals for peace. >> my family want to say, can y'all please, please stop the violence? freddie

audience: [chanting "dean"] [applause] >> are you ready? are you ready to take this fight on? are you ready to change america? then you are ready for howard dean, the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] howard dean: all right. "dean"]g [cheers and applause] mr. dean: well, you guys, you have already got the picture here. i was about to say, you know, i'm sure there are some disappointed people here. you know what, you know something, you know something, if you had told us one year ago that we were going to come in third in iowa, we would have given anything for that. and, you know something, not only are we going to new hampshire, tom harkin, we're going to south carolina, and oklahoma, and arizona, and north dakota, and new mexico. we're going to california, and texas, and new york. and we're going to south dakota, and oregon, and washington, and michigan. and then we're going to washington, d.c., to take back the white house. yeeaaahhhh! [applause] we will not give up. audience: no. we will not give up in new hampshire. we will not give up in south car

[cheers and applause] [chanting] [chanting] [inaudible conversations] if.se] >> we will san benardino happened in four days if you don't know. oh i your chairs you see these cards when you came in. i ended chief strategist here in iowa for rand paul. we know we have to do to win and a lot of money spent on television, phone calls. i will give you a quick kick -- a quick update we have over 1,000 precinct captains helping us out over the state the 1700 precincts who are still looking for a few more people who will stand up in the caucus to speak from the heart or read a statement on behalf of rand paul if you are willing to do that please allow this card whether in state or out of state. in state is first preference but if we don't have somebody than there are tables we will put you into a precinct. felt this card handling and your card. but if you just want to go to the caucus major hand if you have never been to the iowa caucus. maybe one-third of the room. you are who will make the difference right there. [applause] here is the tricky thing. people think

[crowd chanting] senator paul: america has much greatness left in her.e are still exceptional and still a beacon for the world. we'll thrive when we believe in ourselves again. i see an america strong enough to deter foreign aggression, yet wise enough to avoid unnecessary intervention. i see an america where criminal justice is applied equally and any law that disproportionately incarcerates people of color is repealed. [cheers and applause] senator paul: i see an america with a restrained i.r.s. and cannot target people for their political or religious beliefs. [cheers and applause] senator paul: i see a simplified flat tax that unburdens our citizens from the fear and intimidation of the i.r.s. code. [cheers and applause] senator paul: i would eliminate the entire tax code, the i.r.s. and unleash the engine of capitalization to create jobs and opportunity like never before. [cheers and applause] senator paul: we have the highest corporate taxes in the world. is it any wonder that our companies are leaving our shores. money goes where it's welcome. i w

they are chanting, i'm with her. they are chanting, feel the bern. we are still three hours out. we are in a three-day holiday weekend, so a lot of people are out here, celebrating martin luther king weekend. the supporters, as i mentioned, are energized. not missed by the democratic and republican party state chair people for the state of south carolina. >> it means so much, given that we're just a few blocks down from mother emanuel, to have the presidential candidates here in charleston, in south carolina, talking about their vision for america. >> well, tonight will be a whole sight different than last thursday night. about how the democrats continue the failed policies of the last seven years. compare that with what you saw on thursday night here in north charleston. >> i came all the way down, because i love hillary. i think she is exactly what this country needs. >> not all people on welfare, or on food stamps, i'm on food stamps now. not all people on welfare or on food stamps, they're not bad people. it's just, bad things happen to good people. and i'm right on the edge

. >> amy: banned from chanted usa. the school flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct if the fans cheer for america. >> amy: are a live view at the courthouse. we'll be right back. during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... premier tv, 15 megabit internet and hd-dvr service... only $92 a month >> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." new reports saying that theme parks like disney and universal will be stepping up security even more. they'll hire additional security personnel in anest to protect guests from they have not released many details but they said that they have started to crack down by bringing in more security and metal detectors to all entrances. >> amy: bp slashing thousands of jobs at oil prices plummet. be selling gas for $1 a gal in the future. they expect to cut 5%, 4,000 employ

during the break between o'malley and sanders...that chant gained a lot of momentum and approval from the people within first christian church. sanders will host a townhall meeting tomorrow night on the dmacc campus in ankeny. all three candidates will speak at the iowa black and brown forum on monday -- discussing the issues surrounding the minority community several republican candidates are also making their rounds across the state this weekend. frontrunner donald trump held a rally in southeastern iowa, addressing the issue of isis. "in the old days....we would beat countries...and here we can't beat isis...well that is going to change...that is going to change.... ...we are going to kick their asses....and you know the main thing that is so important because i'm going to another section of iowa...i love he spoke to a large crowd in ottumwa this morning.... trump supporters say they like the fact trump is a businessman first, not a politician... but that doesn't mean he has their vote 10:10:36- 10:10:44 darin garrett "i think everyone is tired of the career politicians....and read

in saudi arabia both men and women took to the streets chanting. iran used to their state-run news to condemn the death. he rose to promises prominence after demanding more rights for the shiite minority in the sunni ruled saudi arabian kingdom. saudi officials defended the objections as a way to ensure justice. will cost saudi arabia dearly. anchor: president obama signed a federal disaster declaration for the state of missouri. missouri is dealing with record flooding. governor jay nixon of missouri says he has never seen anything like it. governor nixon: when you are seeing up a full house that is floating across the bridge, it is almost as if you are living on some other planet. anchor: the federal disaster declaration allows the department of homeland security and fema to coordinate all efforts. anchor: part of donald trump's speech now appears in a terrorist recruiting video. the video was right released by an al qaeda group based in somalia. it shows a clip of trump calling the group aims to recruit american muslims for its cause. bernie san

out outtoday protesters with the national action network was outside the detention c cter today chanting...and banging drums upset that a judge aprroved bail for micahel slager. 3 here's a look at slager in court yesterday...where a judge awarded him a 500- thousand-dollar bond.he was released shortly after 7 last night. night.slager is charged with fatally shooting this man-- year.and today protesters say he never should have been released on bond. 3 3

coming up, the more chanting and high school games, is the the case in andy grammer, back home, take a live look outside of the fox 8 studios . move along nicely . welcome back, by the chick to be with usc today, and wisconsin wisconsin high school students have been banned from chanting certain words and phrases and basketball gameswenng the wisconsin interscholastic athletic association recently sent a letter to schools across the interstatess urging administrators to crack down on taunting chanting and cheering, those banned including airball, scoreboard and seasons over . some call it ridiculous and is believed that it will help to keep games more enjoyable. ministrationsc of more negativity that comes when it comes to athletic events, rather than cheering for our team, it isis cheering against the other team. >> the policy comes after a three sport high school star received a five-game suspension for a profane tweetet to size and resizing the athletic association.i the company that makes popular lip balm this facing a class-action lawsuit, eos lip balms,on shaped like a in a a v

(audience chanting stephen) (cheers and applause) in there, out there, all around the world! thank you so much! (cheers and applause) thank you! thank you! thanks, everybody! please! thank you so much! welcome to "the late show." mr. and mrs. america, all the ships at sea, i am stephen colbert. and tonight we are coming to you live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city! (cheers and applause) jimmy, can we get a "live" graphic in the corner? through there you go! live! there are only two ways to get one of those: a live talk show, or a high-speed police chase. (laughter) i'm saving that for sweeps. this "live" graphic is a sacred trust that means that what you now. no matter when you watch it. if you're watching this on your d.v.r. at 3:00 a.m. next monday-- they're going to come wake me up and make me do it all over again. in fact, here, i'll prove that we're live at 11:35 p.m. look: i'm actually tired right now. (cheers and applause) hey! most nights we do the show 5:30, something like that. then i go home and pop a fist full of ambien. i'm out by 11:15, and then whe

it drew about 1,000 last year, many chanting and singing spirituals. abc11 is sponsoring the annual m.l.k. musical celebration at duke energy center. john clark will be the emcee. it is at 5:00 p.m. in addition one of the largest m.l.k. events in the state is going on this morning in fayetteville. the prayer breakfast is 7:30 at crown expo center. so there's a lot to do today if you want to commemorate martin luther king jr. gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. amber: two weeks from today iowa residents will gather for the presidential caucuses. barbara: last night the for the final debate about of points. barbara: the reverend jesse jackson says exposing its 100 p thou 100,000 residents to toxic levels of lead. it is 4:43 and 28 degrees. deadly. looking for as at the try seven minutes while an emergency call went unanswered. amber: the cardiac cavs live up to their (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... your heart loves

(applause) i don't mean to brag -- (audience chanting stephen) ordinarily i would let you chant my name for an hour and cut it out in post but this is live. i'd like to think of myself as one of television's top catholics. since abc canceled mother theresa, shouldn't have gone up against johnny carson. never forgave her. i haven't had time for my tray traditions, especially confession. i was wondering if i could examine my conscious with you the audience. you wouldn't tell anybody, right? >> audience: no! >> stephen: great. (laughter) this is stephen colbert's midnight confessions. now, for the record, i'm not sure if these are technically sins, but i do feel bad about them. forgive me, audience, because sometimes, sometimes, audience, sometimes i wish there was an iphone app that would help me forget where my iphone was made. i told all my friends i'm watching "making a murderer," but i'm really watching the (laughter) pretty good. pretty good. it's only been one week and i'm already breaking any new year's resolution to stop eating cake frosting straight out of the tub. (laughter) tha

where inner peace is supposed to be discovered by watching ice sheets and listening to ancient chants. [man vocalizing] reporter: angaangaq comes from a family of traditional healers in greenland. no one here is left unmoved by his prayer song. "the big ice-changing" is the title of this tour run by his organization ice wisdom. participants have come from central europe and north america for a week-long spiritual journey the edgof the stern grnland icsheet. the cost of camping in the wild without electricity or running water is about 3,000 euros. the quest for spiritual awakening is no longer an esoteric niche market. it's a global phenomenon. clients have different motives, but everyone here is looking to slow down. >> hope to find something within myself that i can't find in the stress of daily life. >> a friend recommended this trip as a way to help me find stillness, see something different and live in a way that's different to my normal life. >> it's a search for spiritual realization, an enrichment of my previousxperienc, expand consciousness. >> i stued anthropology when i was