: he's crumping.d is awesome. i love it when he goes, just tell me when you're done. he goes, i'm done. [ laughter ] all right, it took two seconds. this last video, it's just oh, man, it's the great moment. a dad and his son playing with a giant inflatable globe. it's really fun, right? it's cute. well it is for a while. and then this happens. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's okay. he's okay. he's okay. whoa. only a kid could go horizontal off the ground with that one. so those are the -- those are the three clips we have today. questlove, let's see what you can do with them, buddy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ fight dancing fight dancing ♪ ♪ fight, fight, fight, fight fight, fight dancing ♪ ♪ scared that's scary scared of you that's scary ♪ ♪ scared of you scary that's scary scared of you ♪ ♪ scary that's scary scared of you scary ♪ ♪ that's scary scared of you scary that's fight dancing ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. give it up for questlove, everybody! that's what i'm

my name is marlin crump. i am the co-founder of the revolutionary legal advocacy corps. when they had the theater performance of a 911 domestic call, when the police officer came here with a tommy gun displayed for everybody, the last thing is to criticize every one of you for allowing us to sit through all these meetings for all this time before you actually allow us to be heard. i know that president mazzucco tried to cut the time down a little bit. that is disrespectful. we sat through this entire process, almost five hours. some of us have places to go. some of us have a mobility issues. some of us have young children. it is disrespectful to prolong this entire process, these presentations, over and over, it just so you guys can get your presentations before everybody else. you really need to start prioritizing the public more. nobody is overcoming the other. i want to be fair for a moment. i am against the tasers. some of my comrades here are against the tasers. but when police officers fly over and over again -- lie over and over again, how do we know if the use of

says so and earlier i caught up with catherine crump attorney with the a.c.l.u. speech privacy and technology program and i first asked her if the a.c.l.u. was aware of how often this was happening not even necessarily the one time searches but people who experience this treatment time and time again whenever they cross the border. that's a really good question unfortunately there isn't the public answer to that question but we've heard a lot of anecdotal evidence of people coming to us and complaining about this and it seems like sometimes when you're search once perhaps even randomly that just leads to a cycle where you're singled out more and more where any idea what this list is you know some of these journalists who get stuck on the border are just told that well you're on a list. you know we really don't we've heard reports of journalists and it's you know it's not just a matter of journalists it's other people who cross frequently who seem to be singled out all the time often it seems to be that there are people who for perfectly innocent reasons may come

lawyer catherine crump away on the issue and we'll tell you how one hacker is taking on sony george hotz successfully hacked into sony's game system playstation three and i was asking for donations from the public to support its cause. but i want to know what exactly is his cause we'll ask that question at the end of the shell but now let's move on to our top story. score a win for sweden a british judge ruled today that wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited to sweden for questioning and possible trial on charges of sexual assault the judge ruled in favor of a swedish prosecutor's request that a songe be handed over and so that it was valid and reasonable for their investigation into allegations that he sexually abused two women last august now songe has repeatedly denied these accusations his lawyers have seven days to appeal this decision and they've already said that they will always means that the case could probably drag on for at least another month and julian assange has been in the international spotlight for months since his whistle blowing web site released tho