begin with t, end with ime. time. by stretching out the time. you'll have enough force of friction between that big wheel and the track to get all those cars in motion. that's right. ain't that neat? it's like taking your courses in school. did you ever take 80 units at once? [laughter] honey, you can't pull 80, 80 units at once, right? it's like taking a summer course and maybe, like, three calculus courses in the chemistry lab and then in 10 weeks-- you can't do that. you need more--time. you like to see something neat? it's called the swinging wonder. watch this, gang. i gonna be lifting one of this balls up. that's strange. only one ball came out the other side. i'm gonna be lifting two balls up. that's strange. two came out the other side. i'm gonna be lifting four balls up. no. i lifted three, i said four. i thought maybe it might be what i'm saying, okay? and it turns out it wasn't what i was saying. let's see what happens if i do lift four balls up. but there's only 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. let's try it. that would be wild if four balls came

im. >> with or without the video this defendant would have been charged by the indictment. >> i ended upng way down the highway. >> his attorney says he tried to convince his client not to post the video. >> i think to some degree, it brought him a little bit of peace. he's been feeling a tremendous amount of guilt. >> a victim that was a shock to canzani's family. >> it's gut wrenching coming from a mother looking at that young boy. he just doesn't understand the damage that he did. >> but cordle says he wanted to send a powerful message. >> i'm begging you, please don't drink and drive. >> some speculate whether the highly produced video was intended to sway the judge. >> whether he's sincere in his confession, whether the video is seen by millions of people, these are beside the point. the thing to remember is that he got drunk and killed a man. it would be a shame if this story became about the video rather than about the crime that he committed. >> cordle will be arraigned at 1:30 p.m. eastern time. his attorney tells sus he has advised his client to pleat not guilty today as part o

im has the latest. >> reporter: gunshots rang out and ambulances rushed to the scene as smoke billowed from the westgate mall in nairobi. police are trying to end the third day of a standoff with terrorists holding hostages. al-shabab a somalia-based terrorist grew with types to al qaeda has claimed responsibility for the attack that has killed dozens and wounded more than 175 including several americans. san diego native elaine deng is among those injured. >> after a pair of surgeries, i'm okay. i'm very grateful to be alive. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. will pursue the terrorists responsible. >> it represents the seriousness and breadth of the challenge we face with ruthless and completely reckless terrorists. >> reporter: security experts say al-shabab's influence has been growing and has even reached across to the u.s. >> it's extremely deadly organization, very well trained, and it's one of the only al qaeda affiliates which actually has actively recruited here in the united states. >> reporter: but many somali- americans say al-shabab does not represent their culture or their faith. >> killing innocent people, that is not islamic culture. it's

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