not surprising to me, the part where he screams. [ screaming ] >> of course, david junior doesn't remembert visit. >> i remember my dad and this other lady carrying me out. i could barely see. my eyes were barely open. i was like dizzy. >> whether david loves the video or wishes he would go away, it's one he won't live down. >> is this going to be forever? >> on youtube, you bet it will. >> i think this video is like this generations, you know, naked baby pictures. >> why is this happening to me? >> but i don't think he'll be embarrassed by one. i don't think he will. i think he'll enjoy it for a long time. >>> halfway around the world two more kids hold the title for one of the most watched viral videos of all times. >> charlie bit me. >> this is one of my favorite viral videos of the last two years. easily. >> spring 2007, england. howard, who prefers we don't use his last name, films his two young sons as they watch tv. >> i tend to get the camera out every now and then. i'll just take videos of them just doing what they do as children. >> 3 1/2-year-old harry is holding his 1-year-old

. >> here to respond, rick unger, peter johnson junior, and david limbaugh.him take a polygraph, which he passed and destroyed my faith in polygraphs. she goes on to say she got him off for time served, which was two months, for raping a 12-year-old girl. if a republican did that, david limbaugh, would that not be a war on women, a media onslaught? i think it would be. >> that's the point. there would be a double standard. as a lawyer, i find it difficult to attack hillary for representing someone she was appointed to represent and not -- >> she said she did it as a favor. >> that's what i was going to get to. one article said she agreed to be the court appointed attorney. i never had that choice. when i was appointed to represent a murderer, i didn't want to do it but i had to do it. the article suggested she had a choice. if she had a choice -- >> i heard the recording. she said the prosecutor called me a few years ago and had a guy accused of rape. he wanted a woman lawyer. would i do it as a favor for him? >> that suggests that she isn't as zealous in adv

. >> we reached out to kimmy tran and told me her boyfriend david reached out to her first when they were juniorse convinced her to come to arkansas and spend a week with him at a music festival and now he is moving to be with her. >> i have the feeling that they're going to live a happily ever after. >> hi. >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time. >>> hey, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we've been searching the web for the best videos of the day and we've got them for you, "right this minute. >>> if you ever find yourself in an elephant's territory -- >> don't do this. >> what happens when mr. nerves of steel stands his ground. >> trouble brews at a bar when a dude follows a woman outside. >> and tackled her to the ground. >> why he claims he's a hero but cops threw on the handcuffs. >>

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junior. watson,to be david's jerk, howard williams. in addition, the commission hired 12 staff members including healy, pollock. counselhe assistant that does the heavy lifting. in the end, they utilize the others. law clerks, and once it's in this court today. the staff had this generally 131960 four. by now the chief justice had secured office space in the veterans of foreign war building. the location made it easy for the chief to arrive early in the morning, walked to the cup at 10:00 a.m. and then walk back to the building and late afternoon or early meeting. this room to be the hardest working of all seven commissions. it turned out some of them did very little. he was certainly the most involved of all of the commissioners. he was not a figurehead. the commissioner organize itself into a law firm. rankin was the managing partner. the rest of the staff for the associates. in practice, they did not really do it each other. there was a division of labor just like at a law firm. lawyers were assigned to work in pairs and master one

david. >> earlier today at at&t park buster posey gave away 1,000 junior giants new baseball gloves.from all over the bay area were also treated to tickets to tonight's game and a q&a session with duane kuiper and posey himself. >> oh, my goodness. >> are you kidding me? >> in case you missed it, now you've seen it. last night, the best throw from the outfield to the plate this season in major league baseball. cespedes throwing out kendrick on the fly. but they lost to the angels. josh donaldson gets the evening off. en. >> you grind as hard as he is and he wants to be there for his team all the time and be accountable. i think, you know, mental rest is just as important as physical rest. and to couple that with an off day, put some separation between a little bit of a tough time and getting back home and getting after it again. >>> on the hardwood, the dubs taking a look at a couple locals. justin cobb, steven holt and nick wiggins went through a pre-draft work out at the warriors' practice facility today. >>> jim harbaugh's pants, his khakis in particular, made news in the past aft

. >> reporter: a junior at uc santa barbara, george chen was visiting his friends david wang and james rodger's roommates. the boys dreamed of one day starting a computer business together. and there are the two sorority sisters headed home that night from a day of senior week activities, excited about the summer ahead and looking forward to a future that will now never come. katherine cooper dreamed of being a museum curator. >> she was very bubbly and she had that smile that she just made you smile. she was the brightest girl in the room. >> reporter: her math whiz sorority sister, veronica weiss, was described as wise beyond her 19 years. >> if it had been somebody else, she'd be the one here picking us up right now. >> reporter: have you reached out to the victims? to the families? >> i haven't reached out to them because i think that they needed to have space and time. and i think it would have been inappropriate. >> reporter: chin roger, elliot's mother, has chosen to remain silent instead telling us in a statement, "i feel the world's attention should be focused on supporting th

junior freshman law maker certainly you didn't know. harry reed and speaker boehner through the armed services committee. gwen: if congress knew about it time topresident had work as you suggest, david, all that is left to be believed is house didn't care if congress knew? >> the white house cared because opposition was in pretty bipartisan as you could tell from the introthat we had before. head of the senate intelligence committee, dianne some ofn who fired off those letters that ed was talking about. and that whole debate centered whether or not it was worth releasing five taliban including their former defense chief and their former intelligence chief who blood on their hands. not necessarily american blood manyertainly the blood of shea killed and whether this was really a swap or constituted negotiating with terrorists. that is all a question of how you view the end of a war. you know, tony blinken the security advisor said this is what we do at end of war, we exchange prisoners. theother way is that taliban were never an organized force and you can't negotiate with them without negotiating with terrorists. >> and some of this is about guantanamo. >> absolutely. the president

it, then junior would have had to have been pointing a gun to his head while talking on the cell phone at the same time. >> the polygraph was given to him. it came back inconclusive. james david not the sharpest crayon in the box. and i didn't know how much of it was due to that. or to deception. i just didn't know. >> prosecutors believe james white needed money and knew lonnie turner sr. kept cash inside his home. he also knew lonnie jr. kept guns under his bed. the evidence suggests white stole one of the guns, the 9-millimeter, two weeks before the murder. prosecutors believe the motive was burglary. which is why white wore a mask in the event he was seen. white unscrewed the light bulb on the porch, entered the house, and probably thought no one was home. when he opened the bedroom door, looking for valuables, he found that wasn't the case. one bullet entered lonnie's forearm. and he tried to cover his face. the other hit him in the chest, killing him instantly. prosecutors believe white panicked, left the money and valuables behind, but returned the gun to lonnie jr.'s bedroom. then threw the mask and gloves in a nearby creek. but the mask still contained enough dna to

david buchanan won his third straight start allowing marlins two runs in five innings. phillies win this 17- 46789 we will take a look at this heart warm moment from last night. >> number 15, tony gwynn, junior. >> dan baker with the announcement tony gwynn junior was greet by a standing ovation when he pinch hit in the eighth inning. it was his first appearance since his father tony gwynn senior died from cancer last week. tony says he was deeply moved by the moment. what a special moment. welcome back young man. >>> lebron james is on the market. he can be yours if your willing to pay. king james is optioning out of his deal with the miami heat, and will become an unrestricted free agent as of of july 1st. he has been to the nba finals four times and won two titles in four years with the heat. he is a ten time all-star. this doesn't mean that lebron will leave the heat for sure, he is just exploring his options the sixers are one of the few teams with enough salary cap room to sign lebron to a big deal. he looks like me what do you think. lets see a close-up there. what do you think, does lee good in the sixers uniform. >> we think he does. >> we need your help convincing sixth tours bring

david buchanan won his third straight game. phillies win seven-four. it was the final score. aj burnett gets the start later tonight. >>> number 19, tony gwynn junior. >> thanks, dan baker. emotional moment in the eighth inning of the last night's game. tony gwynn junior pinch hits and gets a standing ovation. it was tony's first appearance since his father hall of famer tony gwynn senior passed last week. young tony says it was an unforgettable moment. >> needless to say it was pretty awesome. it mad that bat more difficult and i had to try to fight back emotion and tears and stuff like that. i think that is why guys play here, they love it here. >> welcome back to your phillies nation family, tony. >>> how would you like to see lebron james in the sixers uniform. stand by, king james wants a contract reconstruct with the miami heat. he told team officials he will be an unrestrict free agent july 1st. he has won two titles in four trips to the championship series and been a mvp four times an all-star ten times. he will command, a pretty penny. >>> sixers are one of the few teams in the nba with enough salary cap room to sign lebron to a max deal s

juniors, betting heating systems -- better heating systems. all of which cost money. you're just joining us, we're are focusing on epa regulations announced yesterday by tina mccarthy. davidiger is with the national resources defense , theil and paul bailey american coalition for clean coal electricity. we will go to john in san antonio area good morning and thank you for waiting. are you with us? we will go next to jim in franklin. caller: good morning. i love c-span. questions here it what in the 1970's are we talking about the glacier ice age? doesn't the hot air come out of the sea? -- d.c.? the science is extraordinarily clear and strong . if you're going to diagnose it, cancer, from 97 doctors, you would not shop around until he found a buddy who told you weren't -- you are not sick. you would seek treatment and take it seriously. someis what we have got scientists on climate change. it is so clear. you watched the speech in its entirety? guest: i was there. guest: i saw pieces of it. host: your reactions? in theshe is a believer program. saying things like, energy prices will not go up is misleading people. electricity will increase. you will be using less electric

junior and eugene still with us. joining us msnbc political analyst dave schmidt and in washington nbc news chief white house correspondent and host of "the daily rundown" chuck todd. and davidng over the nasty battle down in mississippi, terrible battle. it shocked so many observers. >> some say it's not resolved. the nasty republican primary in mississippi is finally over. the losing candidate says it's not. he's not conceding. last night incumbent thad cochran surprised a lot of people by narrowly edging out tea party challenger chris mcdaniel. he won by more than 6,000 votes even though mcdaniel received more votes in the first showdown. the mississippi runoff defied conventional wisdom about getting out the vote. where did the new voters come from? the cochran campaign got help from the national republican senatorial committee and big names in the state like the barbours who helped turn out voters in strong cochran areas. cochran supporters actively sought out african-american democrats making the argument that cochran had delivered for mississippi. that appears to have worked. several heavily african-american communities saw major jumps in turnout all favoring cochran.