. >> you're not a coward. >> reporter: terrified.re marvin breaks down and somebodies at just the sight of this puppy has gone viral on youtube. >> there were probably three days worth of comments. a lot of them were just insulting. how can a big guy cry over a little puppy. but they don't know what i went through. >> reporter: it's a real anxiety disorder that affects millions of americans. most common animal phobia? insects. snakes. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: and cats. they're all fair game on "my extreme animal phobia," a new animal planet reality series. each episode is a five-day live-in course of intense therapy. on this episode, we learn marvin was just 5 when he witnessed something that would haunt him for 42 years. >> this pit bull came in the backyard and growling, going crazy. attack my neighbor. arms, legs, chest, everywhere. >> reporter: marvin was afraid just to go outside. >> my wife took them to the park. i'm at home, i won't go to parks. sad, you know? >> reporter: in the park, marvin is forced to confront years of se

. >>> he looks like a tough guy, but feels like a coward. >> you're not a coward. >> the man afraid ofes. the incredible animal planet story, next. >>> and, he's back. everyone's favorite german. ♪ potato casserole casserole >> latest creation, coming up. >>> in my opinion one of the most beautiful things in the world is a ferrari. they've been considered rolling art, they're gorgeous. one of the most devastating things is a crashed ferrari, unless charlie gets his hands on it. he's take an ferrari that was crushed in a car accident, squeezed it into the dimensions of a coffee table, built a beautiful case for it, and is now displayed it in this awesome crushed ferrari coffee table. >> so good for the environment. >> yes, it is. >> you know. reusing something that is broken. >> if you're rich enough to have a crashed ferrari coffee table, then you are doing pretty well tore yourself basically. >> how much does a ferrari coffee table cost? >> let's find out because the guy that built this, is on skype with us right this minute. charlie, tell me a little bit more about this ferrari coff

they call it the queen's english which is very, very nole coward.'m enjoying about this revital, we are not doing it very british, very art. it's a playful fun. we have a huge fight scene. here is my leading man. >> he picks you up? >> i have the bruises to prove that. >> like that never happened to her, please. >> here is the fight scene. >> do you really have bruises from this? >> there's the bruise right there. >> he throws you on the bed. >> he spanks me. ow. >> was that how it's supposed to go? >> oh, yes, eight shows a week. >> explain to people what this is about. >> this is the original romantic comedy that noel coward wrote in the '30s for gertrude lawrence and himself. he wrote great parts about them. it's about this couple that love each other but can't live without each other. they both have been married, divorced, and now their second marriage is happening. >> they are on their honeymoons. >> they are both on their honeymoons with adjoining balconies. he starts whistling to this song and that's their song they had when they were in love

he's a coward. he's a liar. and the fans shouldn't even worry about this because 12 jurors unanimously found him guilty. so whatever he says is irrelevant. we don't care. we want to move on and focus on the person, the beautiful person that michael was. that's why this book was written. >> the family has written to nbc, i believe, today demanding clarification of exactly how much money they paid for the documentary. if it turns out that conrad murray has made large sums of money or is intending to, what will the family do about this? >> who cares about the money? the money is not important. what's going to come out of his mouth is lies. the money is not important. what's going to come out of his mouth is lies. he had his chance. he had his chance in court, and he did not stand up. he is a coward, piers. he's a coward. he's a liar. we don't care. >> he's a part of you, jermaine. obviously, we had this very emotional interview before about six weeks ago when you didn't know how the trial was going to go. you feare

he is a coward, piers. he's a coward. he's a liar. we don't care. >> is there a part of you, jermaine -- obviously, we had this very emotional interview before about six weeks ago, when you didn't know how the trial was going to go. you feared the worst. you feared your brother's reputation would be smeared. i'm not sure the worst fears were realized, but certainly your conviction then that conrad murray had effectively caused death of your brother has been borne out by the verdict. >> i think conrad murray got what he deserved. i don't like the charge. if you ask me the question how do i feel after the verdict, i feel the same way before the verdict. i just -- because i feel that conrad murray is the finger to a bigger hand. and the fact that he did not care for my brother, he got what he deserved. but the charges should have been much greater. the charges were weak. i mean, you can go into a hospital and steal propofol and probably get more time than he got. >> should any network, nbc or anybody else, be airing this documentary? do

tray never been no coward. never in my life. i done shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful.ock as a little kid. you know what i'm saying? you don't come up with coward. >> following his outburst washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on? >> they got me this the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforter and the matching jackets. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a

eagles took a 7-0 lead. 30 coward cardinals down 14-7. -- 3rd quarter, cardinals down 14-7. less than two minutes left, at the 14 skelton, 5 yards for the score. arizona shocked philly 21-7. the eagles like the redskins are 3-6. jim harbaugh on the 6- 2 ravens. 4th quarter the ravens are up 22-10. joe flacco heads ed dixon 11 yards for the score. the ravens cut the deficit to 5. 2:15 left. seahawks facing 2nd and 8, marshawn lynch up the middle gets pushed and pulled forward by his lineman 1st half. seahawks run out the clock and the ravens, 22-7. >>> mike shanahan, this could not be good for your health. he already always has a red face and it got a lot redder today on the sidelines. what mike and london fletcher need to do to turn this thing around when we come back. y >>> women welcome back. >> the remainder of the skins schedule isn't so hot if usain or fan of the skins. -- if usain or fan of the skins. dallas -- if you're a skin or fan of the skin. dallas comes to town sunday and the patriots and after that the giants. holy cow, how about a murderers row? london fl

you coward ass [ muted ]. you sick [ bleep ]. if they put me in that cell, i guarantee you the first time i walk out this mother [ bleep ] i'll knock one of you [ bleep ] out. >> we're taking you back, buddy. put a lid on it already. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say trey no coward. trey ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful. i can get you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. u're after-- but look out! spill the paint... and what a disaster! well, not anymore. introducing pouch painter the world's most ingenious no-spill painting solution t

some analysts say certain cowards might be interested in keeping the trouble boiling there are certain powerful interests outside of the middle east who wants to bring chaos as a rule in scenario discontent and chaos in order that it long term will be militarized directly by nato and that the oil resources of these oil rich countries by and large can be directly put under private hands it looks like the so-called transition to democracy in the wake of the arab spring is not going to well more blood is being shared we're looking at an arab winter and maybe a new era of spring around the corner as tensions wives and certain global powers are pushing for regime change in more countries of the region the reagan friend who faced running through an ocean of chaos and then a check our reporting from washington our team. and the arab league ultimatum to syria and foreign observers or face sanctions has come and gone with the rebels and government troops continuing to fight a nationwide illegal war now discussed new measures including a suspension of flights to syria as well as crippling restri

come on, you coward! >> what do you mean, coward? >> you blame everybody else. you're a coward. >> here's the problem with going on your show. you start ranting and the only way to respond is to be as boorish as you. i said i didn't think it was a good investment. i wasn't telling people to buy stock. i said it wasn't a good investment. secondly, i wasn't presiding idly, i was trying to get the regulations adopted -- >> no, i'm talking. >> stock drops nine%. >> yeah -- because i couldn't get. >> you are out -- any private concern, you are out on your butt. but not here in the federal government. you go ahead and make every excuse in the world, blame everybody else in the world and then -- >> i am not going to be bullied by your ranting. you can rabbit all you want. you are not going to shut me up. we passed in 1994, in fact. >> now we are back to 1994 -- this is bull! this is why americans don't trust the government! >> no, this is why your stupidity gets in the way of rational discussion inform 1994, we pass a bill that told the fed to stop the subprime lending

come on, you coward. say the truth. >> what do you mean coward? >> you are a coward. you blame everybody else. >> here's the problem with going on your show. you start ranting and the only way to respond is almost as borish as you. here are the facts. i said it wasn't a good investment. i didn't say to buy stock. i said it wasn't a good investment. and secondly, i was trying to get the regulationings adopted. we got them adopted in may. >> the bottom line is you are there two years, bottom line is stock drops 90%. and any private industry. >> we couldn't get. >> in any private industry you are out. any private concern you are out on your butt but not here in the federal forecast. you come in and make every excuse in the world. >> i'm not making excuses. bill, i'm not going to be bullied by your ranting. you can rantal you want and you won't shut me up. the problem was we passed in '94 -- >> now which are back to '94. this is bull. this is why america don't trust the government. >> no, this is why your stupidity gets in the way of a rationale discussion. it was then he

a coward. >>> a california stopped at a red light it is still considered driving. was fined for yakking at a stoplight. he said the law applied when the vehicle was in motion. does he have a point? should you make calls while at a stop? >> yes, of course. >> my first thought was this makes sense and the second part is you are in traffic when you are stopped at a red light. what if the light turns green and you are not paying attention. >> i stop drinking when the lights go out. >> i think that's a state to state thing. >> you shouldn't do that. >> i hate people who wear blue tooths and don't worry. isn't this what they are for? have a earpiece or speaker in your car. >> i have a feeling people are driving with the phone right here and wearing the blue tooth and other social settings. >> i think we should give a shout out to carl nelson. i thought that was cool. >> clearly in the wrong, but it is okay. >> allison, you are allowed to make emergency calls to the police while driving. can't you make calls to the butler. >> yes, the made and the chef and the nanny. i ha

they are cowards, and they need to be dealt with by the law. >> reporter: westminster city police are investigating and it could bring felony charges. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> every halloween we tell you what local police are doing to make sure that registered child sex offenders don't have contact with your children. some neighbors were concerned when they saw candy being handed out at the home of a sex offender. >> i directed my children not to go there as well as the other children that i saw. also picked up the phone and called 911. >> reporter: katrina williams was reacting to a sex offender, but police never responded saying the man living there did nothing illegal. she saw the name on the list and asthiewmed -- assumed that house was barred from participating. that has parents confused and concerned. >> we went to the mall and our friend's neighborhood. >> reporter: this mother of two took her kids somewhere else. >> i don't know them and i don't trust anyone around my children and people are -- you can't trust anybody. >> reporter: only offenders who are still active can hav

you coward! >> gentlemen, i shall be brief but i would like to use the remaining time i have with you to remind you that this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minute sifting of complicated facts, but it does require you to be sure beyond a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. to begin with, this case should never have come to trial. this case is as simple as black and white. the state has produced not one iota of medical evidence to the effect that the crime tom robinson is charged with ever took place. it has relied instead on the testimony of two witnesses whose evidence is not only been called into serious question on cross-examination but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant. the defendant is not guilty. but somebody in this courtroom is. i have nothing but pity in my heart for the chief witness for the state, but my pity does not extend so far as to her putting a man's life at risk which is what she has done in an effort to get rid of her guilt. i say guilt,

. >> hey, you coward, you're a coward, you blame everybody else. >> here's the problem with going on your show. you start ranting. the only way to respond is almost to look as borish as you. >> this is bull. this is why americans don't trust the government. >> no, your stupidity gets in the way of rational discussion. the collective campaigns that were run by most republicans were beneath the dignity of a democracy. i'll be honest with you, i think rick perry is jealous of me and he's why. he's very jealous someone can tell people what he thinks and not have to repudiate it or go back on it. i did not think i had lived a good enough life to be rewarded by newt gingrich being the republican nominee. it still is unlikely, but i have hopes. >> why do you continue to support a nazi policy, as obama has expressly supported this policy. why are you supporting it? >> let me -- >> a real solution. >> when you ask me that question, i am going to revert to my ethnic heritage and answer your question with a question. on what planet do you spend most of your time? ma'am, i'm trying to have a con

who prided himself on molding young men who was this paragon of character and virtue behaved like a coward>> reporter: tonight people are asking how a program like penn state that followed ncaa rules to the letter couldn't follow a very basic human rule. when you think you see a child being sexually abused, call the police. anne thompson, nbc news, washington. >>> now we turn tonight to presidential politics and a debate tonight on the economy, a chance to move the conversation perhaps away from sexual harassment allegations against herman cain, back to the topic voters want most to hear about. nbc news political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd is at the debate site, oakland university, rochester, michigan. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the elephant in the room, of course, is herman cain and the ongoing saga of the sexual harassment allegations. how does he handle it when or if it comes up? how does he handle this if opponents choose to go after him about it? what does he say? it's a tricky line for his opponents to go after him. they want t

you coward! >> gentlemen, i shall be brief but i would like to use the

he is a political coward. admit it. >> you call him a political coward.hat will be cowardly when all the republicans are shooting their mouths off realize this guy a lock to get reelected. he is a lock to get reelected. get used to it. martha: continue at 5:00. andrea and bob. bill: it was a terrific performance from both of you. >> thank you very much. bill: a showdown over how to handle terrorist suspects could a faceoff between the white house and congress keep gitmo open for good? martha: asleep at the wheel. a chilling 911 tape after a woman crashes into a canal. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i'm in the water. i'm floating in the water. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. ♪ but the fire is so delightful ♪ nothing melts a

. >> she met me at the door and she said there, is no place for cowards in this house.de and handle your problems. >> reporter: at the age of 8 dorothy was sent across the country to unwelcoming garden parents. they treated her so harshly, she left to work as a nanny. >> my mother was basically abandoned as a young girl. and by the age of 13, she was on her own. >> reporter: it was a life right out of charles dickens. >> i'm still amazed at how my mother emerged from her lonely, early life as such an affectionate and level headed woman. >> reporter: after her husband died in 1993, dorothy rodham played a larger role in the clinton's lives. >> there's only one person in the world who can tell the truth about a man, and that's his mother-in-law. >> anyone who knows her history knows what a strong, determined and gifted person she was. >> she really is my inspiration. my grandmother had a remarkable life, and overcame challenges when she was a child that i cannot even imagine. >> reporter: a mother and grandmother who taught two generations of clinton women that they could

handover process that's gone ok the new crew is now installed up there and mike fossum sort of put a coward and survey volkoff an hour back safely on earth after their stay in space . a success story there from tom barton while russian space program may soon turn in a new direction ephedra space agency says the moon could be its next destination that's if the current mission to the mars satellite photos fails russian space agency has not given up hope of completing that mission but admits that chances are looking pretty slim the spacecraft failed to reach its intended albeit all to its reach two weeks ago probes will take soil samples from the planet's moon phobos space agency says if the mission does fail the debris of the spacecraft could fall on earth between the end of december and february but the chances of it actually hitting someone are close to zero and that's it for me for the moment i'll be back with some of our bring you stories in seven minutes from now in the meantime business next with career. her arkansas business update this hour russell and dello russo wrapping up their lo

that out there just yesterday there was you said a coward poll that came out with support of just at least thirteen percent in support of and something like thirty percent against the fact is that it was a great piece in new york yesterday that brought out what are the origins of the movement and it's essentially you know not really what you wouldn't believe in this but it's essentially an archaic anti-capitalist movement and while many americans are unhappy with our economic situation i don't think that they blame that on the nature of capitalism i think that's a pretty pretty rare sentiment in america today and so in that sense night i wish i was arguing tapper against capitalism and so i'm not sure that really i mean that's not fair enough james if i go to you i mean a lot of people would say capitalism isn't working for them that's right i think that's exactly right i think there are two questions here one is the nature of politics. register in vote and vote for what happens in congress if you vote for whomever nothing to say that this movement has to get political is to me just