. >> alex can't believe his eyes when claude picks up the stick. >> i was pretty amazed when i saw claudeg all these amazing tricks. at the time i was filming it, i was thinking this could get millions of view on youtube. >> alex decides to make his vision a reality. he comes home from his trip and edits together a montage of claude's best moves. the bear's tricks are so unbelievable that even alex's sister yuki thinks it's a fake. >> there's a ton of crazy stuff in japan, so i thought maybe it was a show or something. then he's like, no, it's real. >> alex uploads the video in september 2009. >> i start getting thousands of views. started getting really excited. then week after week it kept blowing up. >> before long, the video entitled "kung fu bear" receives more than 3 1/2 million hits on youtube. the video's so popular, it spawns numerous parodies. >> good morning, ninja bear. time to complete your ninja training. >> almost like the entire internet was riffing on this bear for a bit. >> i've seen ones with mortal kombat sounds. >> the light saber version where the bear's carrying a l

, jean-claude van damme, putin. >> how did you throw it all together?just what i do, that's it, you know? >> keep coming back for more. >>> still ahead on "way too early" why are you awake? your karate chopping tweets and "morning joe" is just moments away. thank you, bill. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ but with kids growing up fast, fighting seven signs of aging gets harder. introducing total effects moisturizer plus serum. for the ninety-two practices, two proms, and one driving test yet to come. she'll need our most concentrated total effects ever. she'll need our most concentrated we replaced people with a machine.r, what?

i thought he was maybe a huge fan of double team and jean claude van damme.being a fan of the bulls is like a bottle of tequila how far the roster do you work to get down to the worm? you know what i'm saying? you know mj and pip yen -- pippen aren't going. they couldn't gut luy longly or dluc longley or kerr. let's go to romney. >> the weakness the campaign had, that i had, was we wrnlt effective to take the message to minority voters. that was a real weakness. >> jon: but rich white people seemed to like it enormously. remind me again governor romney what was the message? >> 47% with him who depend on the government very much who believe they are victims and government has responsibility for them. >> jon: your message, yeah. i think the problem wasn't getting your message out. the problem was despite your best efforts it got out. any thoughts? >> very unfortunate statement that i made. when you speak in private you don't spend as much time thinking about how something could be twist and distorted and come out wrong. >> jon: twisted and distorted. setting as

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hawaii news now talked to claude. >> she could have come and i would have taken her out to dinner andd have sat down and worked the issues out and she took it to a whole other level. >> you have no heart if you are willing to kill another man's pant. >> he says it doesn't appear the dogs suffered any side effects from the raisinets. he did snap a few pictures of his neighbor getting arrested by police. she was arrested and charged with criminal littering which is just a misdemeanor. she posted a $250 bail and was released. she was also given a trespassing warning as well. >> this is a mature woman. she has had a lot of life experience. she should know better than to be this cruel to your neighbor's animals. >> he is working on trying to get a temporary restraining order against his neighbor. >> what if she succeeded? i don't get my dogs back. >>> a dude comes looking for a prosecutor but not for legal advice. instead, he shrugs him. the story behind the grudge match. we have all heard of the 2,000 calorie diet. we have all heard of the 2,000 calorie[ female announcer ] safeway present

claude's showers all the details, coming up >> hundreds of guns turned in today at yet another gun buy pelton shows us why this one comes with some controversy. >> every time you turn on the television or open the newspaper there is a killing. >> reporter: this is a no- brainer. >> because i have c grandchildren. >> reporter: many joined this done by back why do not want these are run the house? >> in case they gets dolomite is what gets some money out of it. >> reporter: their hopes that this will help curb a spike. and authorities paid nearly $200 per working done. the money coming from the general fund. >> on him out here to say that this is being wasted. >> protesters saying that this gun buyback is a crime- fighting tool. >> we think that it is a pretty could cost effective way to do business. is not a bad investment in terms of public safety. >> with hundreds of guns collected it is expected to increase safety but they care most about the cash. >> what are you going to do with the money? >> spend it and purchase gas. in san jose, mike pelton, kron 4 news. >> in just a few days, d

claude you, nothing on a suspect yet, right? reporter: no word on that yet.his long career as a corrections chief here in colorado and missouri plenty of opportunities to make enemies. he called for chemicals to carry out the execution of nathan dunlap. and one week ago he denied a prison transfer for a saudi national serving time for holding a housekeeper as a sex slave. at one point he sold recordings mayne made bay known terrorist leader who was killed by the united states. due to all the media attention he has been moved into an isolation cell. prison officials say, coal, he was not being punished but removed for his own safety. and a new development reported in denver that police are looking into whether the gunman may have been responding to a craig's list ad for a high-end mountain back. clements posted the craigslist ad on the day he was called. >> shepard: the cops are looking for specific car? reporter: right. they're looking to a lincoln or cadillac that was seen parked near clements' home, unattend but with the engine running on the night of the m

. >> against claude kirk. >> claude kirk -- not claude kirk, george smathers. his wife is a known thespian. >> which she was, an actress. >> i love florida. >> by september when you have the regular order as boehner calls it, house passes a budget, i actually think by then if these cuts do -- if -- we know they're going to be pain in certain places. there's going to be real pain in some places. then you'll have to comment where republicans say the president got his tax hikes. republicans say democrats got their spending cuts. then you'll see that everybody's ready to do a little more revenue, a little more cuts, entitlement. and so that's why i think everybody needs some breathing room. raise the white flag as everybody did. >> right. >> and in september, you might see the big deal one more time. >> wes, the stupidity of it all is that they're going after investments in the future. they're going after defense. and they're also going after education. they're going after the 12% of the budget that's not going to do a damn thing about bringing down the long-term d

you up there with claude aikens. >> bill: who is in the back what have you got in the back there?don't know. >> this is the next phase of the kardashians career. they are going to sue people who just notice their precip eyes from the top of the heap. i'm not going to fall prey to it. i'm not going to get sued. there are barry moores, red graves. geniuses. >> those were actors, talented people. these people i don't know what they have ever done. the barry moores, the red graves. they are brilliant actors. and i don't know how this happened here. >> billy, when i say i'm not going to fall prey to this. and they're the barry moores, right in there is the number of the joke. you realize that? >> i got to get you the cliff notes? we have been together for three years. it doesn't matter, miller, like 90% of our audience, i don't know what you are talking about. what was with this guy's church? shouldn't they be more humble? >> lady of steve wynn. whats the hell was that church about? >> bill: he is bringing the lord in a very flamboyant way to people who. >> i know. >> that's why i went

>> -- claude? >> yes. >> what does he think about it now that he's mentioned here? >> he is ok with it. he's not a bad guy, we were wrong. he is married, i'm trying to think, the last i knew, i was trying to figure out how old his son is, i think 25. >> exactly how long were you married? >> three years. >> ok, let's go back to the first question, vermont for 25 years and then where else have you lived? >> i lived in mexico for two, then i came to washington, d.c. because i wanted to do international work and washington was international. i did not have an idea of what it meant to do international work. i lived, you know, i refused to move to nicaragua when i was working on nicaraguan hunger. i refused to move to salvador but i spent months in each country over a period of years so i felt like i knew them quite well. >> where else? anywhere else? >> that's it. >> you live now where? >> in fredericksburg, virginia, and westminster, vest vermont. >> you talked about coming to washington, what we're going to show next is a piece of washington and it will give you an opp

that's why he wanted -- i thought maybe he was just a huge fan of, i don't know, double-team with jean claude van dam. how far down the bulls roster do you work to get down to the worm, you know what i'm saying? we know m.j. and pipin aren't going to go, so those calls, you're telling me, though, he couldn't get luke longly or kern, horace grant, benny the bull wouldn't go? >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell live in doha in the persian gulf. this is the final leg of john kerry's 11-day maiden voyage as secretary of state. today john kerry sat down with me to answer questions about the civil war in syria, iran, and a number of other topics. the civil war, though, which led to one million refugees and 70,000 people killed and a new ultimate mate imfrom israel against iran. >> you have just come on this long trip. you've met with the syrian rebels. the saudi foreign minister standing next to you said that the assad regime is a vicious killing machine. why is the united states not joining other nations around the world in arming the rebels? >> well, andrea, we are -- the president has put in place

claude on to the east bay a delay free ride ticket the 13 minute drive the south bay to the macarthurze problem free. >> will finish of the north bay. no problems to report. south bound 101 through marin county is delay free. james. >> thank you janu . the golden gate bridge will start electronic telling next wednesday the speed limit the total will change. the speed limit through the tolls will no longer be 50 mi. for hour instead they will become 25 mi. per hour to keep traffic moving smoothly. on other bridges and the bay area the fast- track plans and said it was mlanes are set at 25 mi. per hour. >> the speed limit has been here for quite a while everyone will adjust to the new thing. we will make sure the transition to everything that is new hopefully once as smoothly as possible. we will do our best to make sure we can help out however possible. >> off chp and bridge officials are expecting a fairly smooth transition when the bridge goes cash for next wednesday. but they want to remind drivers to pay extra special attention, especially in the first couple of days after the tran

claude are building in the north bay and when you look at the golden gate bridge. i say boo.certainly not gonna be what it was yesterday. it is a war starts today compared yesterday but tempers will peak pretty early which we can take a look at futurecast in the morning. we will have some rain by mid-week. taking a look at where they're sitting right now look to these in these bayshore the upper '40's and low '50's down the peninsula. mid-40s for the people in santa rosa. if you're weighing up in san jose it is 51 degrees. by noontime we're expecting widespread '60s and '70s for the east bay. covers will peak for the early. sixes and sevens this afternoon. we're looking at widespread '50s for the evening. this is the afternoon highs. it will be beautiful on their trips 70 from mountain view 73 degrees expected. upper 60s in vallejo. 66 degrees expected in downtown santa cisco analytical or ocean beach. getting to about 61 degrees. north that we have the upper 60s. we could see some light sprinkles tonight in the north bay. in sports the warriors staff curry takes the car for

live here in san francisco, claude dean wong. >>> a man grabbed a woman about 3:30 sunday afternoon. he tried to choke her and move her to a creek bed, but she got away. the suspect drove off. the car is described as an older model silver or gray acura two-door with primer on the bumper and fender area. we're learning more about the death of a san jose teenager who was hit and killed by a train this week. the 16-year-old was walking home from school near virginia street when he was killed. investigators have determined he was wearing head phones an was listening to music as the train approached. he was a junior at lincoln high school and loved playing guitar. his family and friends came together last night to share memories of him during an emotional vigil. >> the hardest part is i want him back. that's the hardest part. cal train already had plans to install fences in the area where he was killed. his mother is also asking other parents to warn their children about the dang over -- dangers of walking along train tracks. >>> police will not seek criminal charges against a driver who

we'll claude it up. highs -- cloud it up. highs, we will be warmer.e rain on saturday but more likely for sunday. >>> that spring storm on the east coast dumping several inches of snow. look at the pictures. in new jersey drivers are dealing with snow-covered roads. and in st. louis, more than a foot of snow fell sunday. yesterday, hundreds of flights had to be cabs. ed because of that -- had to be canceled because of that storm. >>> mexico city, thousands of people were sent running into the street following two strong earthquakes. the 5.5 quake struck shortly after 6:00 this morning, about 3 hun miles southeast of mexico city. and then eight minutes later, another 5.1 quake hit sending people running out of buildings. so far, though, no injuries or damage has been reported this earthquake comes less than 24 hours after a 6.2 magnitude quake hit in guatemala city. no serious injuries or damage were reported in that earthquake earth. >>> 8:10. the kidnapped baby in san jose, safely back at home with her mother. very happy scene that followed a horrify

we'll claude it up. highs -- cloud it up. highs, we will be warmer.saturday but more likely for sunday. >>> that spring storm on the east coast dumping several inches of snow. look at the pictures. in new jersey drivers are dealing with snow-covered roads. and in st. louis, more than a foot of snow fell sunday. yesterday, hundreds of flights had to be cabs. ed because of that -- had to be canceled because of that storm. >>> mexico city, thousands of people were sent running into the street following two strong earthquakes. the 5.5 quake struck shortly after 6:00 this morning, about 3 hun miles southeast of mexico city. and then eight minutes later, another 5.1 quake hit sending people running out of buildings. so far, though, no injuries or damage has been reported this earthquake comes less than 24 hours after a 6.2 magnitude quake hit in guatemala city. no serious injuries or damage were reported in that earthquake earth. >>> 8:10. the kidnapped baby in san jose, safely back at home with her mother. very happy scene that followed a horrifying incide

. >>> jean claude duvalier compareció en corte, para hablar de los derechos humanos en su gobierno elicali incautó una camioneta con un cañón con el que disparaban la marihuana a california. >>> mirandose en el espejo de su medio hermano, malick obama entró en aspiración para ser gobernador, promete erradicar la pobreza y desarrollar la infraestructura en kenia, lo que sí lo diferencia es su franciscana billetera para la campaña electoral, el lunes se sabrá cuánto poder corre por las venas de los obama. >>> miren ustedes, este joven realizó esta sorprendente atrapada en el jardín central, literalmente voló para capturar la bola, muchos incluso han dudado de la veracidad del video, pero el mismo estudiante ha verificado su hazaña, wow (aplausos). >>> esa misma forma en la que atrapa también balones nuestro querido productor juan carlos martínez, ustedes lo han visto muchachos, orgullo venezolano. >>> exactamente, como buen venezolano, un gran jugador del béisbol. >>> una gloria venezolana. >>> cuando el vicepresidente de venezuela, nicolás maduro, la verdad verdadera, más real que la v

tried to get her out of there, out of the cage the lion wouldn't let them close, the lion had also claude about it her as well, played around with her like a mouse who, one of the authorities said like a cat with a mouse. the 4-year-old lion couscous was killed in order for authorities to get there. now the question is, this facility has had no problems with security over the years. but this obviously is a huge security issue and one that is still being investigated. those who own the cat sanctuary say they will fully cooperate with the investigation. take a listen. >> we want to assure the community the safety protocols that are in place at the cat haven, and they were in place at the cat haven. we have been incident free for 16 years since we opened in 1998. we are cooperating fully with the sheriff's department in the investigation and hope we can determine exactly what happened. >> reporter: the cat sanctuary is 45 miles in the foothills above fresno, california, it remains closed as the investigation is on going. a lot of questions, jenna to see how this cat got out, if there were on

coming from florida, the home of claude pepper, i want you all to know, be very clear, that i will not vote to cut social security, medicaid or medicare. you know what? we did have an election and i want you to know the people of florida weighed in. and you can fool some of the people some of the time but you can't fool all of the people all of the time. and the people of florida have spokeen -- spoken. they want us to work together and they want jobs now. they understand that 20 years from now, 20 years from now we need to correct social security and other things but today when i go home, the only question they ask me, whether i'm in the dollar store or the nail store or in church, they want jobs and they want us to work together to bring those jobs to the community. i really do believe to whom god has given much, much is expected. and we really need to expect more out of this house of representatives. the people's house. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. horsford: thank you, congresswoman. as you indicate, in addition to the c.b.c. alternative budget focusing on the jobs, main

claude bolton, air force retired two star army acquisition executive, one that really understands theay between risk and acquisition strategy. retired captain bon conway who is now, interestingly enough, get to know bob, the director of safety for disney, and i secretly suspect the path to those etickets. john frost from huntsville, long, long-time safety expert at -- for army at redstone arsenal. probably knows more about bad things that happen to rockets than any human on the face of the earth. dr. don mcerland is a fellow at l3 come, former chief engineer for naval aviation. dr. george nile, who is with us today. george, stand up so these folks can see you. will you? george is an active duty, i would say, civil servant with faa, long experience in both air force nasa. we're messed to have him. many of these future questions-future opportunities to be answered about commercial space, are in george's portfolio, and in the finest tradition of faa, he is both regulator and advocate. bryan conner is here somewhere. stand up, sir. former astronaut, former -- well, never a former marine -

of late, it copes with the prospects of the judicial process involving john claude, the former dictator who returned to haiti in early 20 # 11, and, now, haiti's in the midst of a difficult process trying to move forward towards long overdue elections of one-third of the senate and all mayors and community governing bodies. concurrently, the vast majority of haiti he 10 million citizens, 80% of survive on $2 a day or less, continue to struggle to keep their heads above water. although haiti has not occupied the front pages of "the washington post" since the earthquake, it may be edging in that direction as tension over rising costs of living, and unmet post expectations remain unfulfilled. tonight's panel discussion features three speakers who are deeply engaged with haiti sharing reflections on the topics and experiences in recent writing. let me introduce them in the order in which they will speak. our first speaker is mark l. snyder. mark joined the international crisis group or icg, a multinational nongovernmental conflict prevention organization in the spring of 2001, a senior vice

the head of the ecb and here's what jean claude said. i can find it.at's going on in the eurozone is going to be just spectacular. they can't wait for all of this to happen and this was said back in 2008. he said that the -- for a small open an economy like sign rushgs the european adoption provides protection from international financial turmoil. oh, my goodness. how things have changed. now, this is the european union commissioner barroso, and here are some of the things he said the day cyprus became one of the club members in the european union currency. cyprus has adopted a strong and stable currency which is helping europe to withstand global, financial instability. the euro company by the right economic policies helps create growth and jobs and keeps inflation within limits. he also went on to say cyprus is today more than ever a proud and independent island. it has spemented its place at the heart of the eu and embraced the economic potential and influence. wow! whether it's in this country and whether it's in sign sxrus whether it's in europe i

i thought he was a huge double team fan with jean-claude van damme. we know m.j. and pippen won't go, are you telling me he wouldn't get grant out of clemson? benny the bull wouldn't go? >> all right. at the top of the show we asked why you are awake? producer john towers is the man with the answers. john? >> j.r. tells us i'm awake because the sequester cut my sleep by 42%. phillip writes beating the d.c. snowquester, heading down to florida. >> i don't like to bash d.c., but i will do one of those, only in d.c. could they make light of the sequester. >> a tweet from lazy gal who says she's lazy and a librarian. i'm up "way too early" to get in a workout before to get in a workout before my 90 minute commute. you don't sound so lazy. "morning joe" starts right now." >>> as bob rueben says, you never know when a bond crisis is going to come. it's not like you get a warning. you're going to wake up one day and suddenly there's going to be a crisis. when is that going to happen? i don't know. >> all kinds of things can happen. >> all kinds of things. you've been pre