chaos in the court. >> hello, i'm contessa brewer. the courtroom has been the place for high drama, the long awaited scene is so many movies, novels, and television shows. but this next hour is not about the fictional courtroom, it's about the real one, whether it's a victim's family coming face-to-face with the man who threatened a beloved family member, a suspect who grabs a deputy's gun, or a man who tries to escape. you'll witness reactions that aren't scripted or rehearsed. >> chaos erupts in an ohio courtroom. >> i couldn't believe this was happening right in front of me. >> it's november 16th, 2006, warren, ohio, a small town, two hours northeast of columbus. 24-year-old jason howard is about to be charged with aggravated murder for killing a man and shooting at two others. but it's the family of a victim in another murder case that suddenly charges into the courtroom in a raw and emotional outburst. five months earlier, howard's ex-girlfriend, jamiel west and her three children are found dead in their columbus home. howard is

the moment of impact triggered chaos and fear as passengers ran for their lives. in all three towerrering waves hit the ship. killing two people and injured 14 others. >> we felt it when the wind drawing through the belt. by crying everybody, we didn't know exactly what happened. then after a few minutes there was a cry of calling for a doctor. >> reporter: it happened wednesday off the coast of spain. the loui was on the last day of a trip. the 45,000-ton had just left barcelona and in the middle of violent weather. you can see the rough waters, the swells surrounding the ship, then on deck five the direct hit. we slowed the amateur video down as the waves crashed through the window. >> everybody was really nervous. and we were nervous too because the crew were running. >> reporter: water pours down stairwells and floods several of the 732 state rooms. by nightfall, the crippled ship reaches port where officials are investigating the incident. we wanted to ask officials from the cruise line about the weather conditions at the time of the incident. but a spokesman

karr set on fire, chaos in the streets. this weekend marks the anniversary of the l.a. riots sparked by a police beating leading to nearly $1 billion in damage. >> history was made that night. we are here 20 years later. >> some say it feels like just yesterday. next, a look back at the chaos. >> a beautiful day but to the west, some strong storms and -- developing. we will talk about the week had forecast. the temperatures were 59. clear skies at the airport, a little cold.#f#f#f#f#f#f#f#f#f#f >> almost a week of riots. today marks 20 years since the l.a. riots. much of the country watched that chaos after four loss angeles police officers were acquitted in the beating of rodney king. >> april 29, 1992. today many will remember -- never forget. >> there was one video that stands out in my mind. it was an auto shop. you hear the gunfire. >> this is the 20th anniversary of the loss angeles riots. protesters were outraged at the acquittal of four police officers in the caught on tape beating of suspect rodney king. rioters began to rampage in the street. >> it was really

likewise, thinking of this center, you said i think of this in terms of controlled chaos. i always relate it to democracy. democracy is pluralism, the collision of ideas. our cities are built on a collision of thought. look out there. there's a bridge, a huge hunk in the distance. if it wasn't for democracy, it would all look like one thing. given your stated predilection for statements of chaos and danger in architecture, is this project a continuation of that or a departure? and did you explain your design philosophy while applying to the commission? [ laughter ] >> you know, it's like you pick -- i've got a nose hair here if you want to -- you guys, i don't remember the context of that talk. i probably was talking to a bunch of students who were not -- who were afraid, and i usually try to say that the chaos of the world around us is a fact, and recently it's gotten to be more of a fact. and how do you build within that, that if i'm building a city in the 19th century or in the 18th century, i have a format. the cities of europe have six and seven-story buildings lining

them meanwhile destroying lives and infrastructure and now we just see a lot of fading and a lot of chaos happening and it looks like the government really has the m.d.c. really has little capability of doing anything and pushing any sort of security plan through building the country and security not only you know what i'm talking about on the streets but among people among tribes and there has to be a level of trust for a country to become successful united and it doesn't look like we're anywhere near approaching that with libya and i think again this should really make the international community rethink how it tries to interfere in meddle into other countries' affairs because democracy cannot be forced upon a country and has to be collectively collectively established by the people of any country and doing it by force is just now i'm going to achieve any just solution it's going to be continued war and it's going to be continued mistrust and like we see in libya just plain chaos which is just devastating for a country to have to go through after this long drawn out civil war so really

even before the confederate arml fled the city by dawn, the city fell into chaos. civil order fell apart.ao the city fathers tried to, to reduce the chaos by destroying the liquor supply, because theyr knew that when people got theirw hands on liquor that would make the looting and rioting even ke worse, but they failed, because they rolled the cask of whiskey, into the street and knocked the barrels in with the head of an o ax and the liquid flowed out a into the streets but men, women and even children got down on their hands and knees to lap up the alcohol and, of course, this just made the situation worse. one of -- there was a british correspondent who was in pp richmond at the time to observem all of this, and his last column to appear from richmond in the r "times of london" quoted shakespeare. he said, hell is empty and all the devils are here. it was a wild night. by morning, by dawn of monday april 3, 1865, the last of the confederate defenders were dg fleeing across mayo's bridge l and, of course, the two railroad bridges, when they -- the last units lef

. >>> chaos on a college campus. >> the price hike the angry students are protesting. >>> a historic mansion destroyed by flames. it's not first tragedy to happen at that home. >> reporter: one on one with campaign 2012 coverage coming up. >>> cold front moved through today and some cooler air will move our way. we'll have your forecast coming up after this break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> it's 62 degrees in central maryland. a sprawling mansion goes up in flames. officials say it started in the garage and the thick, black smoke could be seen for miles. the cause remains under investigation. it has 19 bathrooms and 12 bedrooms. >>> chaos at santa monica college when they used to pepper spray on protesting students. officers say about 100 students were disrupting a board of trustees. >>> five former new orleans police officers are going to prison for several deadly shootings following hurricane katrina. the officers were convicted of shooting unarmed people and then planting evidence in an effort to cover up the crimes. two of the victims died. this case was the center piece of the probe

we are that chaos.hile in america with pop art the attention was given to recording and to criticizing the consumer culture carried on by objects, comic strips, advertising, and the media, in europe, yves klein and joseph beuys were dealing with the idea of the artist as a shaman, the person that can change the sensibility of the world. a pilot in a german luftwaffe, joseph beuys was shot down during world war ii. this brush with death permeates his works. here a man appears to be in the jaws of a reptile entrapped in a pipe. it is like an ancient tartan on its side, suggesting death and birth at the same time. for beuys, each element in the world has the same value. for him, there is no difference between animals, plants, objects, or human beings. all share the same energy. he envisioned a world where everyone was an artist. his work dramatizes unrealized potential, like the sound of flowers decaying or the symbolic power of the cross. this piano is wrapped in felt like an elephant's hide, but the conc

it's complete chaos at the anchorage, alaska zoo. a woman sneaks behind the zoo barrier and is nearly eaten alive. >> get a gun! >> tranquilize it! >> i will never forget her scream. it was definitely someone who needed help. >> a beautiful day at the zoo. families and tourists flock to see the animals to get a little closer to the wildlife they might not otherwise get to experience. >> we have about 100, 120 animals, 36 different species. we take in orphaned, rescued animals. >> one of the most popular attractions is a 1,000 pound polar bear named binky. kevin pickle has known bingy since the day he arrived. >> binky was an orphaned polar bear from the north slope. >> despite his cuddly name and cute, furry face, this polar bear is a carnivore and doesn't take kindly to strangers. dr. larry rafer is taking a stroll with his camera. >> i was just walking through the zoo on a lovely, warm july day. >> suddenly cries for help pierce the air. >> oh, my god. [ shouting ] >> all of a sudden i heard terrible, terrible screams. [ growling ]

if there was so much chaos in adding up the votes in every precinct, woe see chaos in every governor'sd every senatorial election but in fact, that is not true. so, this is a hypothetical that's not based on historical reality, which you can get from looking at governors' elections. >> john koza, i have to leave it there. >> thank you todd. >> wait until we get a 269-269 result in the leak toral college then watch your movement flourish. thank you very much for your time. >>> up next, our monday political panel. if you can boil down this week into one word, it would be taxes. >>> but first, the white house soup of the day always a favorite of mine, mushroom and leek. more "the daily rundown" here on msnbc. we will be right back. guys. come here, come here. [ telephone ringing ] i'm calling my old dealership. [ man ] may ford. hi, yeah. do you guys have any crossovers that offer better highway fuel economy than the chevy equinox? no, sorry, sir. we don't. oh, well, that's too bad. [ man ] kyle, is that you? [ laughs ] [ man ] still here, kyle. [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy d

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and a tale of chaos and fear and the imposition of sharia law. from mali, and from the mayor of timbuktu. two senior public officials in somalia among the victims of a suicide bombing in mogadishu. the rebel group al-shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack that happened during a function and at recently reopened national theater. prime minister ali has told the bbc the attack was carried out by a female suicide bomber. our africa editor is joining me now live. tell us who are these two public figures? >> the head of the olympics committee and the head of the football association. they are amongst the least seven people killed. it may be as high as 10. and more people wounded when a woman suicide bomber exploded a belt around her at the ceremony. >> also, the prime minister was there. >> he was there and is safe. he was in the middle of his speech when happens. he says that his cabinet is ok. >> audacious would be one word for this. what does this tell us about al- shabab's readiness? >> it shows they are weak. in the past, they were able

. >> just everything was chaos. people were running and little children, they had had no idea what was going on. we didn't really have any idea what was going on because they were telling us it's an electrical problem. >> ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please. i speak of the captain, we experienced electrical failure. at this point, the situation is under control. >> this crew member tells a frightened crowd that everything is okay. >> since they were saying that, it was under control, we started to wander around the ship. we went to the top deck to see what it looked like from outside. and i filmed. >> soon it becomes obvious that things are not under control. the ship is listing. just before 11:00, alarm sounds to evacuate. passengers gather and wait. >> there we waited for about half an hour. people were very anxious to get into the life rafts. >> but from the deck where the life rafts are stowed, the passengers can see the ship is actually looming over them. >> i was afraid to get into the life raft becau

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and in the chaos and confusion, they would fire into one another. we have instances, what we term friendly fire, which officially is known in military language as fratricide. there's only 16 brigades participating in this battle. we have elements of five confederate brigades firing into one another at about 10:00. and with devastating effect. in fact the one regiment caught basically in the center of this firestorm, the 4th louisiana infantry, allen said from that point on his men feared friend more than foe. and that was the most devastating fire they received the entire battle. and we're talking about a unit that between noon and 2:00 on the first day would fight at the hornet' nest in three successive charges and be cut to pieces. probably many visitors don't realize that when they enter this four acres where shiloh methodist church is located, it's still owned by the meth difts. so they retained the four acres here and the cemeteries. the church rests in the location where the historic church was in the civil war. the church that was here was a

jim handley with more. >> reporter: police describe a scene of chaos today.vily armed officers outside. students barericaded in classrooms inside and a gunman on the loose. all began after 10:30 at oikos university in oakland. police say the suspect, 43-year-old one l. goh, a former student there. they say he shot his first victims in the classroom and carried on with the killing spree. as he wandered through the building. in all ten people, all of them adults were shot. seven are dead. goh under arrest. he took a victim's car and surrendered to police at a nearby grocery store. >> stood up in the class. started firing. shot one guy in the chest. once you know, he started firing like crazy. >> today's unprecedented tragedy was shocking and senseless. no words can express the gravity of these offenses and the pain caused by this incident. >> oikos, a private christian university that caters to the korean-american community in oakland. tonight churches in the area are banding together to provide crisis counseling. there will be a memorial service tomorrow night

in the confusion and chaos of combat, now you've got tens of thousands of muskets, dozens of cannons going off, producing all that black powder smoke, that has a tendency to hang and hold in an area, and everything becomes shrouded, and everything becomes shadowy. so a combination of smoke, and now you have the forest. the ability to see and understand what's going on, also to recognize friend from foe. and these particular illinois regiments here, the 45th and the 48th illinois to our west will find themselves at a critical point in their battle at around 10 to 10:30 not able to properly interpret a force they see in front of them as being an enemy force. they will see flags which are clearly red, white and blue, and they will misinterpret them as forces that have been in front of them retiring. in other words, friendly forces in front of them retiring, and they allow that force to move up to within musket distance. and then there's a sudden awakening of the fact they're not friendly, they receive the first volley from what is clearly the enemy force, moving into close proximity to

that the chaos that has been described is exactly what especially in the u.a.e. that it wants to avoid its whole economic model is based on being a bridge between east and west takes great pride in being the home to multinational companies to people from all over the world and it has made its mark in the global economy from this this sort of chaos described in libya what's going on even in egypt is the last thing that the u.a.e. wants and it will the leaders here will do what they need to do to sort of preserve what they believe is the correct model for this country ok but to go back to los angeles you know if we can look at syria here i mean different narratives are employed here but you know the syrian uprising the protests across the country to what degree or another we really don't know because of media access here but then it became militarized by outside forces i mean its neighbors have turned a protest movement into a civil war ok and this again these are from powers of reaction saudi arabia qatar and indirectly the united states and its allies. they're to

he is able to produce peace out of chaos. show business is chaos.nd i were interviewing this person, i can't remember who it was, but we were both on each other's nerves. i was on her nerves. she was on mine. we came to a commercial break. i look at dick clark who's sitting at the producer's desk behind the camera and i said, stop tape! i take marie behind the wall. now everybody in the studio can hear this conversation. we proceed to rip each other's heads off. and we're just yelling at each other because we were just on each other's nerves. around the corner comes dick clark. he comes walking toward us and this man, he knew how to diffuse any situation. he walks up to us, puts one hand on marie's shoulder, one hand on mine. he looks at us and says these two words -- now children. and we always realized how childish we were. but dick had the most unbelievable way of bringing everybody back together and making everybody friends and creating peace out of chaos. >> i love that. gloria estefan, i remember interviewing you after the horrific back injury

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in fact i mean there are people who think that the muslim brotherhood actually wants chaos and once a create chaos because that's what brings more of the faith which is why we're here with you the democratic process they want to discredit the democratic process as well this is part of those it's going to be one man one vote one time i don't think that this is going to be a democracy it's certainly not going to be a western democracy and why should it be it's going to be western democracy it should be islamic or democracy. it doesn't have to be it doesn't have to be a western democracy i'm just saying it won't be it's not going to be and i don't think it's going to be democratic at all in any sense of the word it's not going to be the man the regular man participating in as far as peace and justice for the knowing already is ridiculous i mean people are burning churches they're burning whole churches with people alive inside of them and in the muslim brotherhood is just there is doing that are they burning churches yes they are absolutely are they're absolutely are paying the bills as

and as the saying goes if it bleeds it leads to chaos in syria is no exception but many syrians say media outlets are showing you the full picture of the situation in their country. it's thursday april twelfth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our team oh another blow to the u.s. military strategy in afghanistan it turns out that the afghan military is too broke to sustain its current size so afghanistan has announced they'll cut about thirty percent of its force this will happen after nato mission there ends in two thousand and fourteen and this announcement comes as the approval rating for the war is at an all time low let's take a look now at the ratings over over the years back in two thousand and seven fifty six percent of americans said that the war in afghanistan was worth fighting while forty one percent disagreed. well support for the war went up significantly in june of two thousand and eleven just just a month after president obama announced that a navy seal team had killed osama bin ladin but that support was pretty short lived in march of this

and you know some people can can really wonder if that's a delusion or whether chaos is what some people really want in order to weaken all of the countries in the area in preparation for an attack say on iran it is so so you know you they what they say they want and how they behave really in quite serious contradiction ok just a very they're still ample evidence that assad is popular with some groups core groups in syria and that's not going to change in considering our geishas of atrocities by the quote unquote opposition or oppositions or rebels whatever you want to call them i mean we've there's the specter of ethnic cleansing on the horizon. well you have an air think problem there in syria sectarian problems no question about it i don't know how you come to the conclusion that assad is popular because obviously popular if you look at what is happening in syria you see something very simple i mean all these of course it's not simple it's terrible but the alawite area is very peaceful the truth area is very peaceful the christian suburbs of damascus but tomorrow rather the reality fo

and anti-government activists claim three intelligence officers dived into mass chaos another person is believed dead after an army truck who are driving near the iranian embassy the attacks come as u.n. cease fire monitors are in the city with the government blaming rebels for the attack. by then clashes have erupted between protesters and security forces in part of rain overnight they followed the funeral of a man whose body was found riddled with birdshot pellets a day after he was involved in a confrontation with police demonstrators threw stones and petrol bombs that police officers who responded with tear gas and stun grenades. egypt's ruling generals have approved a law passed earlier by part of the mint banning mubarak era officials from running for president the move could affect the former prime minister and it's a really cool once just found it was published in comments into force before the election committee agrees the final list of candidates on thursday will be disqualified another hoping to run the country's former intelligence chief has already been barred as well as

either there will be chaos, but of course chaos won't last. because history abhordes a vacuum. it is more likely that vacuum would then be filled by some who do not believe 18 balance of power that favors freedom. and at that time we would find ourselves in the worst of circumstances where we cannot protect our values and cannot protect our interests either. i'm optimistic, though. i believe that we will lead because i've seen the united states do it so many times before. at the end of -- in 2006 which was a pretty bad year for the bush administration, things were going wrong in a lot of places, i read the piece of the founding fathers. you read them you realize that by all rights the united states of america should never have come into being with a third of george washington troops down to small pox and the founding fathers squabbling and the greatest military power at the time probably shouldn't have come into being but we did. then in the year of civil war, brother against brother, 100,000 americans dead but we became a more perfect union. then of course, a little girl from

she took the mcarthur turnoff and watched the chaos unfold. one woman arrived on the scene telling us she may know the person inside. >> i just got off work and told me he got shot. my boyfriend is always with him. okay? i don't know -- i just -- >> reporter: as you can see the pictures from above. witnesses also tell me that they saw a light-colored, possibly tan towncar leaving the scene. police are telling me tonight that they are looking for that suspect's vehicle. that's all we know for now. reporting live from oakland 0 i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> we'll continue to monitor the situation and will bring you new updates as warranted. >>> they watched in horror as one of the deadliest boating accidents in bay area history unfolded right before their eyes. tonight, though, we've obtained new images of the doomed yacht low speed chase as rescuers tried to save the crew. >> reporter: marin county is home to low speed chase and several of its crew members. normally the boat would be docked right down in this harbor. tonight as a commu

when i was younger, my dad bought me a book called "chaos." my dad was an expert in chaos theory.ited to see "the informati information." you start with 1948. a semiconductor is invented, discovered, you say this is the first time that the reality surpassed the hype. why was that such an important moment? >> that was the year when information theory was born. when i was working on that book about "chaos" all those years ago, i remember hearing a bunch of scientists studying some physical system talking about information theory and i thought, first of all, there's a theory of this stuff, information, isn't information gossip, news, it's abstract. not only did they talk about this mathematical frame work of information theory, they used it to analyze chaos in a physical system. to understand order and disorder in that system. so i filed that away. >> you knew you were onto something. today you end with the flood as you sort of literally walk your way through the history of how we got information from bits to african drums sending information. to me to some degree it feels like false