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. >> she runs for cover, but garret aims his camera at the falling tree.as the tree comes crashing down towards the forest floor, he realizes too late that he's recording sideways. >> i stopped the video, changed the camera, and started it again. that's the reason the impact of the tree is not on the video. >> he misses the tree hitting the ground, but capturing this rare scene on video is still quite an accomplishment, says the park representative denise alonza. >> i was surprised that somebody from germany actually had the thought of getting out a camera or a phone or something and taking that footage. i was very impressed. >> fortunately no one is injured. when the dust settles, bystanders realize it's actually two enormous trees fused together at the base. >> it's tremendous to see a sequoia standing. it's equally tremendous to see one laying on the ground. >> no one knows why this tree fell after so many years of standing. >> we did have a very wet winter this last year. maybe the soil was so saturated that the weight of the trees just pulled them ove

. >> howard garret says 7 thousand of pound tank is way too small. 60 x 80 feet with a platform downiddle. >> the conditions are inevitably mistreatment. they amount to abuse because she's in this tiny concrete box with nowhere to go and no one to go with. >> he wants to take her back to her native waters just off washington state where she and six other whales were captured in 1970. >> what would it do to this animal if all of a sudden moved to the pacific northwest? >> she would die. >> robert rhoades called the activists' plan a misguided experiment. he says she's more than just entertainment. she's educational. >> this is her home where she's lived. she's interactive. she's healthy. >> whatever federal regulators decide this month, the seaquarium promises it won't give her up. both sides expect court battles as the fight keeps making waves. gave gutierrez, miami. >> still to come tonight at 5:00 rob mayeda joining us with your forecast. >> it will have you checking that call back number. what's behind the new campaign to bring back calls from companies. >>> we've bot good news fo

brad garret spent many years as a hostage negotiator. the big question how do you negotiate with people that seem determined to die? >> george because you're trying to collect intelligence. you're not trying to neg kwlat them out. the key is negotiate out the hostage. if you can get that person out, then you're really golden. but the primary goal here is collecting intelligence to figure out how are we going to go in and attack in effect, both of these guys. because they are not going to surrender arer surrender, george. what you want to do is minimize obviously anyone getting hurt. in particular the hostages, as i mentioned, and the tactical team. they have to do that by what kind of weapons do they have? hopefully they now have cameras inside. they are watching what's going on and formulating a plan can they make a dynamic entry and take out both brothers? >> add a degree of difficulty. we know the two hostage situations one in paris and north of paris, are linked but these people did know each other. there's at least one report that t

. >> and i bet garret that if i made a shot from across the backyard, he had to pay more my sandwich. >> of course, college guys got to make a free lunch any way we can. >> i took the bet for some reason. >> i thought, there's no chance. >> i threw up a shot from behind the back and drained it. >> he made it. swished the shot his very first try. >> they can't believe their eyes. >> so we go grab the little picture camera. >> we'll see if we can get it on film. as soon as we saw it on the camera, that was the game changer. >> we all wanted to top each other. >> crazy shots behind the tree. >> standing up on the roof. >> over a fence. >> it's in the hole! >> we just started filming everything. >> bigger and bigger and bigger. >> this is the laser shot. >> the guys edit the footage together. but before, they decide the posse needs a name. >> the name came about on accident. we were sitting in the backyard and we decided to put the camera up on the rail. he looked through the camera and saw that it was perfectly in frame. and said -- >> dude, perfect. >> it's something guys say a lot. dud

>> it's marinating in a grasshopper garret.all of this green snow which is made from nast you are shum leaves. >> that's good. the technique, you don't notice it. you notice the flavor. that's delicious. that's really intensely -- like i've never tasted a green vegetable that good. >> we're in tivoli. you see lawns, people sit down, the sun is out. the birds are singing. this is where happiness was invented. >> tivoli gardens, it is said, is the second-oldest amusement park in the world. >> stroll in here, watch the pantomime that's hundreds of years old. i've only been here once with my kids, actually. i work all the time, unfortunately. this is usually the place where young kids take their first date. >> how old is this thing? >> i don't know, man. this is made for kids. does it feel a bit wobbly? >> ancient. i'm a little uncomfortable. >> see, copenhagen is dangerous, too. >> yeah, right. whoa. >> there you go. >> this is not bad. >> there you see. it's a tiny park. >> it's not huge, is it? squished right in the middle. >> i

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joining us is dennis garret none of "the gartman letter. request "good to have you with us. a lot of people came out after the smb move, maybe they got whispered to and there's something else going on out there. is the bigger risk at this point that the ecb doesn't do as much as expected? >> i'm afraid that the ecb can't do as much as expected, mel. clearly the smb signalled the fact that the european central bank will make some kind of a movement the decision by the swedish central bank to cut its interest rates over the weekend indicates it did, too. no question they will do something. the question is can they do enough and the problem that the ecb has is that unlike the united states, unlike the paining of japan, unlike the bake of canada and unlike other central banks, the reserve bank of australia, the ecb doesn't have one distinctive federal treasury security that it can use to monetize and expand the supply reserves. does it go out and buy all 19 of the european union countries right now? if it does, does it buy germany and does it buy greece as disparately as they ar

garret is here. has this ever been fought at the county level?d many are following. they are saying they are loosing jobs to states that are right-to-work. local leaders have been told that many client won't consider areas that don't have the laws and since democratic leader have vowed to block the laws their level county leaders have taking charge. >> half of the companies interested in expanding their market and being located in the southeast region are not looking to kentucky. >> unions are fighting back saying the economic argument doesn't hold up. they point to figures from the bureau of labor statistics showing kentucky's higher rate of growth in manufacture jobs than any other southern state. >> is this legal for counties to do it on their own? >> that is what the court will decide. but a public battle is underway. jack conway a democrat running from a governor issued an opinion arguing against the counties doing that saying we ad vise a local government may not enact a right to work ordinance. two former justices of the supreme court have