>> that's the one thing i would give cube. >> jimmy: he is ice cube. >> he is ice cube all day.i love that guy. kevin, we came up with exciting new technology. i know you're a gadget guy. you like technology. recently we found this new thing that can shrink our guests down to six inches tall. we thought it'd be fun to shrink you down to six inches and do a tiny guest interview. >> is this legal? >> jimmy: absolutely not. >> it's not legal? >> jimmy: no, but we got permission from b-boogie. [ laughter ] >> b-boogie knows. okay. if b-boogie knows about it, it's okay. >> jimmy: he knows about it. kevin hart and i are doing a tiny guest interview after the break. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ whistle blows ] [ girl ] can we get a little help? focus fellas. we've got pepsi. what if we just take like 15 minutes? halfway through the game? they've got pepsi. [ whistle blows ] ♪ oh, yeah, yeah ♪ oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah so what do we call that? halftime. i like halftime. [ male announcer ] even the first halftime wasn't halftime without pepsi. because it's not football withou

ice cube is here!ers and applause ] from the amazon original series "alpha house," mark consuelos is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] all the ladies love. and this guy -- quest, you know this guy, do you know him? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: you know him pretty well? this guy's unbelievable. he's the hottest new chef on the planet. his new restaurant is called mission cantina here in new york city. chef danny bowien is back on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] doing some wings. >> questlove: hot. >> jimmy: yeah, hot wings. yeah. it's going to be good, good, good. he's great. well, guys. as you know, we're always striving to get better here at "late night." ♪ harder better faster stronger ♪ [ cheers and applause ] so, before every show, we put out a suggestion box for the audience just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show, things you'd like to see us do, that kind of stuff. so tonight let's look inside the "audience suggestion box." here we go. ♪ look into the box aud

a cool thing happened yesterday, last week we had ice cube on the show. we love ice cube.piring guy because he came out of gangs and then went into rapping and now he's in the number one movie in america. it is a great success story. so we were talking about the song "it was a good day," you know, today was a good day. and in that song he was talking about how he didn't have to use his a.k. we relate to that stuff. [ laughter ] i never forget the days of the helicopters and all that stuff. so, he talked about winning at cee lo and it was a great song and at the end of the song he looked up and saw the good year blimp and it read "ice cube is a pimp." that's the end of the rap song right. we should get them to put "ice cube is a pimp" on the blimp. it would be super fun. and somebody beat us to it and started a charity thing online. and they were trying to raise $25,000 to go to a kids' charity. and we had ice cube on the show we said what do you think of this charity. and he said, i'll give whatever money it is to charity. i'll cover it if goodyear will do it. so, anyways,

cube and kevin, ready? kevin, you first then cube. >> cool man. >> best in the world. >> jinx. >> i'm first she said me. >> no, she said cool cat, then cube. >>> same-sex marriage. >> agreed d. oh, i panicked. >> your turn. >> to each his own. >> kanye west. >> passionate. >> very talented. >> miley cyrus. >> an adult. >> little girl. >> finally cnn. >> controversy. >> uh, you know, it's cool. >> controversy, you should have said controversy with me. >> cnn, you know, there's other people that go more controversial. cnn is everyman's -- >> you don't know nothing, the world and everything. >> saving my job. kevin, awesome meeting you. good luck, cube. >>> they were great. when the cameras were rolling and even not, they were hilarious. >> ice cube and kevin hart. "ridealong" hits the theaters january 17th. >>> we begin with this. six senate republicans in a sort of unexpected win for the long-term unemployed. dan coats, rob port mast endean heller, susan collins -- all six voted yes. full passage requires another senate vote, plus appr

. >> she has a movie out and ice cube is here. every time i see the promo for that movie, ice cube, i'm cracking up. it looks like one of those that is a lot of fun. >> oh, good. we'll tell you how to find love online. >> yes. you got to figure out how to dress, how to pose the right picture, how to write the right, you know, all that stuff you have to did online. >> it has to be the truth. >> no, it doesn't. >> it doesn't? okay. that's going to be fun. and a performance by jennifer nettles of sugarland, love her. >> a big one. okay, so, michelle obama is turning 50. happy birthday. >> and she is among many, many wonderful people turning 50 this year. 50 is the new 22. >> yes, it is. >> president obama is throwing her a dance party. i would love a dance party. a funky dance party. that's what i would like. >> please don't invite me. >> sandra bullock turning 50. courteney cox, sarah palin and trisha yearwood all turning 50 this year. >> courtney love, elle mcpherson, terry hatcher. >> hank azaria. >> and blair underwood and rob lo

. >>> a 9-year-old chinese boy acing the rubix cube. take a look. doan.in case you are counting. that's about 12 seconds. chinese media saying he can do this ever time, 12 seconds. he is a celebrity at school and is now teaching his classmates how they can solve the rubix cube as well. thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters, "truth is," is next. and you can check us out 24 hours aday by going to aljazeera.com. >> yeah, i'm all right. >> you see what? >> no. ♪ ♪ ♪

a 9 year old chinese boy mastering the rubix cube. take a look.ving the puzzle in about 12 seconds. he is a celebrity at school these days, teaching his classmates how to solve the rubix cube. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. "the stream" is next. we'll look at why non-violent protests could lead to historically harsh punishment. ♪ >>> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here, bringing in all of your live feedback through the show. today we're taking an interesting look at what against. es

once you get it in your head i think you can solve a rubik's cube now. >> if i just listen to this song>> i'm a dave storm fan. >> me, too. >> just made me a new fan. i feel like i'm subscribing to his channel right now. >> if you want to see all of the video, head to our website rightthisminute.com. >>> that's it for "right this minute," everybody. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman and it's time for the best videos of the day "right this minute." >>> a volcano starts to rumble as a photographer starts to shoot. >> he caught it from the very, very moment of eruption. >> the amazing video from being at the right place at the right time. >>> open your eyes. >> uh-huh, uh-huh. >> during brain surgery doctors have to track a patient's motor functions. >> they are doing that with these numbers.

ope she has a rubik's cube too. >> thank you foz joining us.ne. i got one. what's the difference between your mama and a washing machine? it doesn't follow me around for a week. lemon, could i speak with you alone for a moment? that's what your sister asked me last night. booyah! uh, right this way. uh, my friend gerhard hapsburg is throwing a birthday party for himself at the pierre tonight. oh, and you want me to think of something funny that you can write in the card? no. i want you to come with me. oh. who's gerhard hapsburg? prince gerhard is the last male descendant of the imperial house of hapsburg. they ruled the austro-hungarian empire. the defenestration of prague?

we saw a cube camera had a is supposed to treatment into the phone and create their own little studio. the idea that these things could be $99 per piece really changes the price point and really the whole market for consumer electronics going forward. >> the accessibility part of it, consumer electronic show was a great place, but the stuff was expensive. it it's so fun to see things introduced at a lower price point. great reporting from the consumer electronic show. >>> analysts say that the printer shipment will grow 10 times as more devices are made available to the public. look at the 3-doodler. a pen that will make an object by drawing them in the air. it can make jewelry, toys, and household repairs. think of it a as a glue gun. to get the product off the ground they raised $2.3 million. max joins us now from the consumer electronic show in las vegas. first of all, tell me about this money. you were looking for $30,000, and you end up about $2.3 million? >> yes, we were honestly looking for tooling money to get the project started. it would have barely covered our cost to make

once you get it in your head i think you can solve a rubik's cube now. >> if i justli sten to this song'm a dave storm fan. >> me, too. >> just made me a new fan. i feel like i'm subscribing to his channel right now. >> if you want to see all of the video, head to our website rightthisminute.com. >>> that's it for "right this minute," everybody. we'll see you next time.

he has beening rubix cubes for more than four years.have 12 seconds to end this newscast and tell you i'm back in a half hour with another full bulletin of news. radioactive water, leaking into the pacific eververyday? >> join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> welcome to aljazeera america. i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're following for you. a major snowstorm in the northeast bringing planes, trains and automobiles to a crawl. john kerry meeting with palestinian leaders with a bid for peace. and the obama administration with a challenge for the affordable care act. two third of the east coast being crippled by the first major snowstorm of the year. we want to show you right now this. the planes in the air at this hour over u

the ice cube or two exhibition is currently being held for the first time in moscow the event fuses art and science to produce some pretty cool exhibits including this cry of phone which was one of the highlights of the show it uses all greetings to generate musical compositions when dry ice is added to water senses in the content register the changes in temperature and pressure as the dry ice turns to gas all this information is then processed and sent to the six channel sound system as well as entertaining guests the exhibition has more serious undertones hoping to raise awareness of the role that ice has in forming and recording our planet's climate. scientists a kind as to give us a very rare sample for our art. here we can see both lake and atmospheric. is clearer and more transparent while atmospheric cold. on the basis of these spackles. can determine. what the climate was like thousands of years again these are just this is. the open source vostok project let's visit to see holograms of ice taken from the docks depths of lake vostok. ok that's all for the first half see you afte

the ice cube curling center is a three thousand multi-purpose arena it's one of the smaller centers here at the olympic park it will be hosting the wheelchair curling competitions the come the paralympic games now it's quite a spacious small center and those with disabilities will be able to enjoy the center so what it is proving you made one point have seen this all this weekend this to some it looks like a sweeping map but it's more than that physics and strategy play a role. the idea is to push the stone from one end of the ice to the other aiming for the center of the house which looks like a bull's eye on the sports part comes when the sweeping begins sweepers with what looks like a mop the head of the stones melting the ice ever so slightly with the friction of the sweeping this is done to make the rock go farther they can straighten out the pot that the rock is traveling on. now the team with the red cross is to the center of the back soon after all these throws wind in the end knocking the opposition's team stories out of the house of blocking it's part of key parts of the game t

old but it's relatively new to the winter olympics so also the break we'll take you inside the ice cube cutting arena in salt has an impact. on the also they said behind bars a report on along the statistics from the u.s. trails a brawl to live by the death of a mother of two left to die in american prisons south stay with us. crosstalk rules in effect and you can jump in anytime you want. welcome back sassy of all the winter sports to the outsider caring can seem like one of the most complex the game has been dubbed trash on eyes due to the strategic and technical details involved and of the social winter olympics it has its for our own venue. it's curling up in sochi for the winter games and at the curling the limpid stadium at least will be affecting this sweeping slide and ultimately the quest for gold the ice cube curling center is a three thousand multi-purpose arena it's one of the smaller centers here at the olympic park it will be hosting the wheelchair curling competitions the come the paralympic games now it's quite a spacious small center and those with disabilities will be

south for the break which may be the sign of the ice cube cutting arena in central again but. the data behind bars a report on a longing statistics for u.s. jails brought to light by the death of a mother of two left to die in an american prison cell. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. welcome back to our international games don't stop for just over a week but soldiers went to olympic villages open their doors to the first athletes today there are three areas ready to harvest thousands of competitors and poles court went to see them. well behind me is one of the three athletes villages that between them can house up to seven thousand competitors this is the one in the coastal cluster and for the next few weeks it's going to be the home of two three thousand competitors it's where they're going to eat sleep train and of course socialize now the unique thing about this coastal cluster is that the athletes all of them are going to be within walking distance of their venues leading to a real sense of community spirit there are two other olympic

ordinarycu cubes? >> what are some ordinary applications of the technology?there are long-term applications in health care. there are many areas you can find that are difficult to get into. towers and bridges that are ethical to inspect and collate data about. these modules -- that are difficult to inspect and collate data about. these modules can crawl through narrow openings and collect a very valuable information. in gaming, because of the physical nature of these design a devices, they can provide physical alternative to the virtual games we have today. they can also bring customization to gaming. in other words, people can make up the rules of the game. imagine that you have a bag of m-blocks and i have a bag of m- blocks. as many as possible, and tomorrow we might want to build. promise ofers the solving deirdre bolton's long- term dream of self assembling ikea furniture. which is the only thing she really cares about and technology. it begs the question -- it does look like magic. how are these things moving? how are you getting these things to generat

draw i've been many times over the ice cube coffee i hold on its head out of the ice cubes fans as i know what is what is fats fats souses is a is a sandwich shop that there is are the cell of fat cells one of my best friends from he's actually from staten island years ago we always talked about opening up because italian restaurant or an italian deli is effed. yes but different not theft like i was fags like office of linemen fat like there's a lot of muscle a scale of yeah where is the shop the first one opened up in westwood right by u.c.l.a. we now we just closed on our fourth on this one in san diego and the new one just open on fountain and highland which has just been off. an amazing drug wrote every day well please by all means. well here it's the evolved from you know this kind of italian deli idea to then these fat sandwiches which were very very popular on the east coast where literally it's anything you could think of like on a sandwich like these sandwiches french fries relish sticks and all like boar's head cold cuts and every sandwich is named after a person like the f

siempre fui un superfanÁtico de ice cube. y este man.lo. >>> escribiendo inglÉs, y van a probar una receta latina. les gusta la comida mexicana de comida? >>> sÍ. sÍ. (hablan en inglÉs). (risas) >>> no, mejor no lo traducimos. porque mÁs adelante van a tener algo que van a cocinar con karlita que levanta muertos, aÍi le decimos. >>> no se pierdan el 17. no lo quise decir. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> no, no. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> por eso no lo traduje. se va a poner picante la cosa. hot. >>> sÍ. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). picante. >>> ok. el picante. >>> picante. >>> ice cube picante. >>> picante. >>> picante. >>> eh, eh, eh, eh, (risas) >>> 17 de enero, "ride along". no se la pueden perder, un peliculon. felicidades, karlita cÓmo ves a estos chamacos? >>> quÉ bueno que les gusta la comida mexicana. >>> si lo dijo es porque lo probÓ. >>> estarÁn en fire, les va a salir fuego, vamos a la pausa, mÁs adelante en la cocina, en su cocina, algo delicioso, una receta mexicana, muy efectiva contra el frÍo invernal, levanta muertos si comparte

and we have crushed, cubes, classic case cubes.ss going strong. you wouldn't expect it to but it makes some sense and it is warmer in here. this is the warmest i am been in days. jeff: jeff flock always entertaining, always interesting. great info. tracy: my children would get snow cones at the mall because they suck up the sugar partner and leave the ice but they would still be buying them. a quarter till, time for stocks every 15 minutes, we head to the floor of the stock exchange. i know you are wishing you are in miami but since you are not and you are here tell us what happened with this market. they were not particularly happy with the minutes. >> they were a little nervous but this is the year ahead. going through this volatility all year long. last year we news the fed would step in with the $85 billion every month so when we start a pullback jump back in and take the stock back up and you will see some trepidation on traders' part and market more volatile than last year. tracy: the retail investors still won't come back in

this is a 9-year-old from china solving a rubix cube.e time which is a world record for his age group at a competition. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. the northeastern part of the u.s. trying to get back on track of the major winter storm brings things to a crawl. and secretary of state john kerry doing the diplomatic shuffle turning his attention to palestinian president. and birth control and the affordable care act the obama administration now appealing to the supreme court. ♪ >>> delays, cancellations and bitterly cold temperaturesll

and they showed those like wedding cakes had had or that are different so i replaced those with the cubes and i was able to in that way like the court yard itself really complete the historical nature of the building and bring it into its contemporary use. as part of this visual vocabulary those fountains and benches you seeing see rising and twisting from the ground are digitally cast into concrete. the concrete is an 80 percent recycled material which is in con formulations with the plat form of qualifications of the architecture by hk s. the decomposed granite allows water to pass through. sculpture is meant to be skrurlt it is also accommodating the lives of people who are going to work in this facility and use it. i think this this sense it's what the art and architecture program intended for its platform for architecture. john dewey once said that long. >> art it the beauty parlor of civilization neither art of civilization are secure. it's a recognize that the federal government believed that art should and can enrich our lives. this project was taken out of the beauty parlor and p

. >> in ice cube crash cruised to another win at the weekend box office, the comedy right on remained number one for the second week in a row, earning more than $21 million. the film set a january debut record with nearly $49 million. coming in second was "lone survivor take a followed by "the nut job," "frozen," and "shadow recruit." we had something between "the nut job" and transitioning to the last weather. >> let's take a look at the extended outlook. 37 degrees tomorrow for a morning high. temperatures plummet tuesday. >> bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. [ crowd cheering ] man: aah! aah! [ baby crying ] [ woman gasps ] welcome to... and now here he is, the host of afv... all: tom bergeron! [ cheers and applause ]

and it occurred over in d cube when the inmates drug chamberlain behind a privacy wall and out of view from the guard's station and, you know, savagely beat him to death. he was incarcerated for what we would consider a low-level sex-related offense. possession of child pornography. there's an inmate culture here that crimes against children are viewed as something that's rather despicable. so those inmates are commonly targeted for violence. but the reality in 2006 was we just didn't have the housing space or we were trying to juggle our inmate population to put him in a position. so what we did with him is we told him, you know, don't talk about your charges, don't talk about the crimes that you may have done or committed, you know, try and fit in, be nondescript. >> petrovich claims it wasn't the inmates who initially targeted chamberlain but two deputies who are no longer with the department. >> the cops had pulled me out and told me. they said hit him from the neck down and, you know, make sure he doesn't walk out. they didn't say kill him. i never said kill him. no one said kill

. >> 750 lines of code, 750 cubes shot. each of those cubes is anywhere from one to 100 items.start to do the maths, it's thousands. with a bunch of people over the area, an estimated 400,000 expected to watch the show. >> some people in colorado have another reason to celebrate the start of 2014. at midnight it will be legal for anyone over 21 to smoke, and buy marijuana in stores. >> harvesting and processing pot is a family affair at nature's herbs and wellness in garden city colorado. >> this is my aunt judy, mum and dad. >> three generations of rotherhams work here, business is booming. >> we started with 1200 square feet and have 10,000 square feet bursting at the scene. the next is we are finishing 10,000 square feet and have plans for two to three more facilities of that prize. >> pot is the biggest game in town in garden city, the marijuana dispensaries count for a quarter of tax revenues, a fact that has the mayor seeing green. >> there's not a pothole in my town, i like to joke. we've been able to reinvest without a new industry in town. >> colorado is about to reap

to donate to my cube at a job to do that. you looked at. he is on the phone apologize to him tonight. he will attend on the internet real pain in the door shut you'll be informed and ammon quotient on opened up a third seal team was in charge of what i'm going to do. speedy been dashed with a fatal blow i'm sure not to god the food and the two that the puk was awful. you gotta study devotion to the show the italian daniel cools off and on the pressure to move to the skin to me which is the cause. on the locals along the ocean to that here's julie and the cycle polluters julie and the so call who before knew that the joint national team the moon. two years. maybe next time. families and is sentenced. tutu was a twenty songs became so addicted to opium. deadline is the thanks thanks. a girl. so it all fell out. i would rather i and john. i get rid of the top. we measured old daughter and son tony and bitter. i now don't know what you don't like it largely out of life. womb. due to attendance on his own mind young. what is the story with other

he's teaching classmates how to solve the rubiks cube.nd we're trying to solve the weather. >> meteorologist: in 12 seconds, yes. we have another storm coming in, a lot to compute, a lot to look at. first off these numbers. they're in the teens. the temperatures are dropping tonight. 14 in boston with that coating of snow on the ground. up to two feet in some areas. that will let that area drop tonight. the wind chills down below zero. could drop 20, 30 below with that wind gusting out of the north-northeast tonight. a very bitter cold night tonight. on to the next storm. just light snow right now in northamptionorth dakota with th. you get that blizzard condition. that's what is happening in nortnorth dakota. there is enough snow to cause problems on the roadways. here's what is looks like with the radar plus the clouds. just a few light snow showers, but the bitter cold air. the temperatures have really dropped as that shot of cold arctic air moves in. by the time that storm approaches the east coast it will pull up warm air. it's not s

the ice cube guarantees you get to enjoy coca-cola at the right temperature.: how many of these do you think you're going to sell, george? >> it is too new to say. we are very ambitious, we want to sell a lot of it. melissa: we will drink the rest during the commercial. thank you for being our taster. >> anytime. melissa: who made and lost money today? this guy cannot get any luck. thanks to a court ruling that could change the face of online media. you can never have too much money or too much coca-cola. if you've got copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled pd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spira handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. scuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop

rubix cube. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. "the stream" is next. we'll look at why non-violent protests could lead to historically harsh punishment. ♪ >>> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here, bringing in all of your live feedback through the show. today we're taking an interesting look at what against. >> yes, and using the hashtag, our community has been tweeting in . . . >> yeah, that term gets thrown around a lot on both sides. protesting for a green planet could land you in jail. issues like frac-ing have brought protesters out in droves. at times resulting in arrested. robert f kennedy, jr. is a environmental lawyer, who himself has been arrested. >> when you have no recourse, we not only have the right but the duty to break the law to show our discontent and put political pressure on the president. >> however, a banner held by anti-frac-ing protesters in oklahoma have some concerned they are being unfairly targeted. oregon is now allowing contractors to sue for disruptive and costly protest activity. when does the activism cross the lin

. >> what you do, is you'll want to cut it up into cubes.ou salt it, put it in a colander, and fry it until it's golden brown into some extra virgin olive oil. we had been making a little bit of a sauce. >> we wanted the rigatoni as it's cooking. you want to get the flavors of the egg plant in there. >> this is very popular on the eastern coast specifically. >> a little bit of peppers, and a little bit of red pepper. it's a one pan dish, but it takes a little time to put everything together. >> while it's draining, i get everything else ready. >> amazing? >> the coating. bye bye. >> not fair. >> i know, it looks so good. >>> a new york man is safe this morning after mysteriously vanishing without his cell phone or wallet. >> the family launched a search on social media. one photo taken more than 400 miles away may have saved his life. >> reporter: on saturday morning, a young man named nick was photoed leaning against a grate in washington, d.c. >> i was struck by how young he was. he didn't look like he had been on the street a long time. >

me and ice cube definitely appreciate it. it's a humbling experience, man. in awe at the support that i get from my fans. >> you're here on the grammy red carpet. the funny thing is, i wished you could kind of be my fashion consultant. because you see some sights on the grammy red carpet. >> yeah, you do. unlike you, i comment on them. you're not allowed to comment on them. i go, whoa, what was that? i tell you who you got to see. ciera. looks very nice. rocking her baby bump. i love it. i think that's going to be the new trend next year, baby bump. >> tonight we're going to see amazing performances. mc mc macklemore and ryan lewis right next to us. >> if you're going to be here, be seen. put on a show. i'm here. i might charge the stage. i don't know. there's a chance i might charge the stage without my shirt on? >> best country solo performer? >> i don't know. i don't know yet. i don't know what i'm going to do. i'm going to be somewhere i'm not supposed to be at the time i'm not supposed to be there. i woke up like this. >> i like that, kevin hart. he che

on the best unit which will kill the bug is that it was full this school in front of the death of a cube wall accused the school visit the advantages of the armistice are provided to give that up to you the government relies security to shiite pilgrims to install it on since an increase in attacks the militancy and rescue teams rushed to the bomb site and the minute the frontier corps quarter goal area the injured were taken to hospitals. i witnessed a moment cuteness. the society sold off to the mosque said he picked up the goodies from there. i did many other project world. the scope of the nativity anaheim the jug on to point a to latina. she built on the ice issues that did it again. besides shiite party much as a mother who was being has announced a three d morning. to the filing this report. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack the sunni sectarian group let's go to john lee is suspected to be behind the attack. the group has been involved in hundreds of shiite killings in the country. to some problems is right that sectarian violence between majority sunni and minorit

returning to the top, cop comedy, ride along starring kevin hart and ice cube.cost $25 million to make. but pulled in three times that amount since its release nine days ago. ride along earned $21 million this weekend. lone survivor, the net job, frozen, and jack ryan shadow recruit, and i frankenstein earned $8 million after getting panned by the critics. that will do it for abc 7 news at 9:00. thank you so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 11:00 over on abc 7! >> coming up on swirl, frank will join us about uganda that will imprison l. g. b. t. people. >> two people doing amazing things. >> and jack rich. >> life is too short. >> to drink bad wine. >> all that and more coming up on swirl tonight. [music] welcome to swirl covering the lgbt and everyone in between show. i'm michelle your host. thanks so much for joining us tonight. it's our very first show of the year however we'll have tons and tons of shows for you for the entire year.

seems you live to harass cube.nset sleeping. >> he tweeted a picture of me sleeping. >> there it is. >> this your idea of funny? hard at work. >> okay. >> keep going right there. >> that was -- a long night in atlanta. >> listen, first of all, we shot at night. everyone knows i'm small, so my body basically because of my feet, i'm not able -- if i don't drink milk. it's a long story, man. i need my rest. >> it's a great ride "the ride along" opens nationwide this friday. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> go see "ride along." >> this friday. >> do it. >> you heard it. >> coming up next, apolo ono on the skater looking to make history in sochi. >>> and julia louis-dreyfus on making people laugh and cry. ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. nbc universal's coverage of thebegins on february 6th.mes experience it everywhere. on tv, online or streaming on the nbc sports live ext

. >> solving the rubics cube puzzle is child's play for one child. >> this child can solve the puzzle in 12 seconds. that skill has turned him into a minicelebrity at school where the 9-year-old is sharing the talent with his classmates. >> thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. i'll see you again at 4 o'clock eastern, meanwhile you can follow us on aljazeera.com.

. >> reporter: the cuban activist says he also hopes this face of way to future generations of cube answer who will make it the free cuba they have longed for. christina pueg, al jazeera, miami. >> god isn't invited, how atheists are getting together. battered. she says she was beaten, burns >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford and here is our top story. antigovernment demonstrators are back often the streets in the ukraine where thousands of people are clark with police, where their aim is stamping out this protests. more and more are identify at atheist. but what about coming together? rory is live in london. >> this is a movement gaining momentum. many are coming to a godless service, some from a very long way. >> i've come from australia, the sense of community is wonderful and i'm looking forward to the service. >> i was brought here by kate and it just sounds really fun and really exciting and i love like the whole thing that the church will give you. so i'm not religion. >> reporter: for anyone who has been to the christian church service there's much that is fa

from shattering a glass cube, we'll turn to shattering glass ceilings.es, which has gotten harder for many working class americans. now president obama is looking for ways to increase social mobility and he even asked a group of historians at the white house to help him find a language in which he could address the problem of growing inequality without being accused of class war fair. the new yorker reports in a new article, if he's found the right words, we expect he'll use them in the state of the union in six days. he's been previewing for weeks. here's ira stahl, thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> i want to start with something from your book. you chronicled several of the state of the unions in history. you talked about kennedy's speech in 1963, he talked about similar ideas of growth, right, and of dealing with inequality, but he said we should cut income taxes in order to spur growth in full employment. that is sort of the conservative angle on it. at the same time, kennedy seemed very good at doing big speeches to put out a vision,

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. >>> ever feel like you would like to escape the cube? way to better health and happiness. >> it makes me feel i can take over the world. >> i'm theresa scott. i used to work in publishing. i was working for harris publications as a creative director. i designed hair and beauty magazines, color and style, short styles. when i first went into publishing i loved it. it was bringing all your dreams into reality. >> then one day she said dad, i'm tired. i'm tired of doing what i'm doing. >> i realized sitting at the cube i was over 200 pounds and i didn't like it. i didn't enjoy how i felt. i tried a few different things, i tried dance, i took some photography classes, some film classes, different things to kind of get into to challenge myself and i discovered boxing. >> i thought she was crazy. she's a beautiful girl. she has everything going for her. to be a boxer? >> i had an epiphany i would say honestly about three years into training. it just hit me. i'm like yeah, this is what i'm going to do and i'm going to do it in a way so that wom

. >> what it is, is a group of cubes that are programmed to do different things and they all have thesee magnetic balls on the corners so you can connect them and turn them into different things. >> a knob which allows you to dial in for size control. you have a microphone which is connected to things like a snap. we have a proximity center which measures distance. >> there's your rc cards. all you need is your cell phone and free apps and you can control this thing once you put it together. >> it's like a high tech erector set. >> you are going to engineering school without having to go to engineering school. >> what about the evil geniuses out there who can get their hands on this and destroy your city? >>> what in the world could possibly make a 6-year-old boy react like this? >> what's wrong? >> hadn't seen mom maybe in a while? >> would you ever believe that it's this? >> what is that? >> that's a stuffed gremlin. that's gizmo. that's a friendly gremlin. >> it's a nice one. >> he's afraid of it? >> deathly afraid of it. let's rewind this video a bit. >> my 6-year-old brother riley