hunting for gator runs in the family.een hunting for gators for 22 years but never saw one this big. >> very impressive. >> this is lawrence. on his fishing trip last weekend looks like he reeled in something smaller than a 100 hound gator. >> that was one vicious fish. almost lost a finger. >> about a 10"? >> well. 12. [ laughter ] >> impressive! >> see you tomorrow. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. >> thomas: you and liam did what? >> steffy: oh, it was just a friendly kiss. >> thomas: to liam, maybe, but i know how you feel about the guy.

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here's a guy who voluntarily wrestles with gators. with sharks and manta rays and all sorts of crazy stuff. there he is, jeff corwin. the guy in the blue shirt. he's here live with us to talk about a new tv show on abc stations. that's coming up. >> i have wrestled gators before. ron calls them giant t zards. they were much smaller than that. >> good morning, america. i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. it's saturday, september 3rd. >>> also ahead, there are some big sales going on this weekend, including a great one for parents with small kids. we'll tell you which store is selling everything for, get this, dan, 50%0%ff. why you should always bring your cell phone along when you're bargain hunting. not just about showing up at the malls these days. >> we have a deal for "gma" viewers only. >> shh. you have to watch the show for that. >>> plususfirst steps caught on tape and m me moments from your lives coming up on "your three words." >>> we're going to begin with the e ocking video. a violent brawl at a youth football game

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among the passengers on that flight, supreme court justice ruth gator ginsburg was forced to slide down an emergency chute along with everybody else. >> 179 passengers were oh so grateful to land here safely around 7:30 tonight after a very harrowing experience on the tarmac in washington, d.c. >> when the united flight left several passengers noticed smoke. >> the plane had to be evacuated. >> you don't know whether the plane is on fire and whether or not this is about to become a disaster. there is no way of knowing. >> you hear evacuate, evacuate. >> seated at the back of the plane was the 78-year-old supreme court justice. they were escorted by what appeared to be four us marshals. >> another guard stayed on the plane and helped passengered off. >> three-month-old eloise was in her mother's arms when she went down the emergency slide. >> i went and there was no one at the bottom. you go so fast. i was so scared, but she did great. she did great. >> you fell at the bottom. >> i fell. i think i stuck my arm out. y everyone who didn't get caught fell. a lot of people fell. >> everyone

discover the fastest most powerful gator yet, at johndeere.com/gator. >>> class warfare chris a make but makes for rotten economics. we don't need a system that seeks to divide people. we don't need a system that seeks to prey on people's fear, envy and anxiety. >> shannon: that was republican paul ryan this morning. voicing his concerns about health care the economy and president obama's american jobs act. i sat down with chris today and go a sneak peek. chris, this morning had you on one of the key players on budgetary issues in the house. we are getting more word about details, for the president's plan that he is going to announce tomorrow. >> chris: yeah. the new idea that the president is going to announce, some would question how new it is. this idea of a millionaire's tax, minimum tax on millionaires called the buffet rule in the name of warren buffet that millionaires would have to pay at least the same percentage of their tabs and middle income people do. buffet says because pays on dividends capital gains pays a lower rate than his secretary. it runs head long into the basi

among the passengers on that flight, supreme court justice ruth gator ginsburg was forced to slide downn emergency chute along with everybody else. >> 179 passengers were oh so grateful to land here safely around 7:30 tonight after a very harrowing experience on the tarmac in washington, d.c. >> when the united flight left several passengers noticed smoke. >> the plane had to be evacuated. >> you don't know whether the plane is on fire and whether or not this is about to become a disaster. there is no way of knowing. >> you hear evacuate, evacuate. >> seated at the back of the plane was the 78-year-old supreme court justice. they were escorted by what appeared to be four us marshals. >> another guard stayed on the plane and helped passengered off. >> three-month-old eloise was in her mother's arms when she went down the emergency slide. >> i went and there was no one at the bottom. you go so fast. i was so scared, but she did great. she did great. >> you fell at the bottom. >> i fell. i think i stuck my arm out. y everyone who didn't get caught fell. a lot of people fell. >> everyone pl

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an 800 pound gator.s family, with a friend, when he hooks this 12-foot gator with a bass fishing rod. it took everyone's help to get the gator on to the boat. so, what does a 19-year-old do with this? his father just so happens to be a taxidermist and he's going to melt the head for his room. >>> this is a very unusual case of a small company, a big company with a small social media problem. netflix is spinning off its dvd business, but the name they want is already taken on twitter by this, if you read his tweets, a foul mouthed pot head. alison kosik joins me now to explain. i was looking, it's colorful. >> pretty funny. yeah, you're talking about quickster. qwik qwikster. that's the account, already taken. announcing it's splitting its business into two and that is the name of the movie by mail part of the business, but it seems that netflix forgot to line up all the appropriate. this is owned by someone named jayson cast. yesterday, there was a picture of elmo and he was smoking something. what he tw

out of the building and run down to the us street carrying a candle look like as can >> invested gatorsbeen able to climb out any information about this huang they are checking to see if there was any indication of foul play bo. >> when it gets into your own building that is to close >> keeping our eyes on bay area weather highs in the '70s and '80s and 60s along the coast on bay area sports of 49ers have and the new head coach had great running alexandre it was at dead and injured jr. show returning a kickoff for a hundred 5 yds and then met five seconds later he gets a punt return and returns that 55 yds for a touchdown and the raiders are preparing for their season opener tonight they're taking on the dance floor brokers graders in a division putt missed the play with an 88 record >> the a's are of the playoffs the texas rangers beat the a's whether eliminating the a's from contention and the giants pick up the but the dodgers went 1 this game 8-1 the word series jammed now lea >> check this out these glowing fitness are modifying gene st.patrick's day they have inserted genes into t

discover the fastest most powerful gator yet, at johndeere.com/gator. >>> well, this morning we saw thek was the father of two girls, jacqueline and emily. ten years ago today he was at work on the 103rd floor of the north tower. 12-year-old jacqueline was sitting in her 7th grade english class in new jersey when two students came into the room saying planes had flown into the towers. jacqueline tried to find out what happened but the students didn't know much else and it would be two days before she and her family would find out what happened to jack. jacqueline is now 22. she and her mother karen are here with me now. thank you both very much for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> jacqueline, you think about -- i think about you 12 years old sitting in class geting that news. you knew your dad worked in there. >> my dad worked there. i hoped maybe the students were wrong or i misheard them and i asked them after class and they told me they heard it on the radio earlier that morning. i tried to use the phone at school to see if they were okay. i went to the principal office and

he saw it by a bridge and the gator took the bait.ve a permit to fish alligators, but this is twice the size of anything they have ever caught before. it is not the largest gator, however, found in florida. that would be 1,000 pounds. unbelievable. you have been sounding off in today's talk back question, we asked is a higher tax on millionaires considered class warfare? maybe because they can afford it more than the class warfare they have been waging on us. carol costello is back with your responses. [ sigh ] too bad you're not buying car insurance. like that's easy. oh, it is. progressive direct showed me their rates and the rates of their competitors. i saved hundreds when switching. we could use hundreds. yeah. wake up and smell the savings. out there with a better way. now, that's progressive. when anybody in ameri calls icken ans for free home loan review, we'll offer them a fr android smartphone. but how are you going to get these phoneso ou clientcoast to coast? da it's gonna take a tt mic. n't worry about it. i'm it. straigh

discover the fastest most powerful gator yet, at johndeere.com/gator. >>> this is another one of thosels in one small crowded house. more than 100 cats, dozens of birds, two dogs in cages caked with feces and mold. you would think a neighbor might notice the stench. maybe they were discouraged by the tarp outside that reads, no tress passers. if anyone dared to go closer, they would have found a women inside with her five children and their elderly grandmother. what happened inside this home defied logic. it happened when matthew was left out in the front yard, unresponsive. he had to be rushed to the hospital. he and his sibling had been battling stomach problems, but she thought they were getting better. as it turns out, matthew would never recover. he died from bronschial pneumona and the medical examiner says it was natural causes. while that may be the medical definition of how matthew died, i have to ask you this. what is natural about a teenager living in a small home isolated from the world with 200 filthy animals, a home that by all accounts, you could smell from the street? >

and rational goalkeeper catastrophic but if there's nothing wrong in playing off the trash it's a gator's that sees the reference to the last time or being second from long range on the face of his latest odds to chooses but within five minutes the man should often launched the senate's comeback the midfielder finishing off a tank the last of which free kick and within eighteen seconds half minutes than the stuff tries to snatch the ring from his knees and gives him a two point buffer at the start right in the persian gulf out to long build up to the match winning goal thirty some chance for that is met. how about the earlier tapes got missed the chance to take they speak what they think is in the long run how to fight back taking one one for i know your stuff from gloucester puts the home side ahead after just five minutes in and since the sides did finally. it's eleven an hour later the league's top scorer say to do via capital i sponsor one for the bank to set aside blushes one more it's finished the results and sure it is gonna stick he said. and informed allen last had made good use

cooperation between kind of his regime and the british and american intelligence it's thought much of the gator deals with the rendition of suspects to libya for interrogation but a european peace activist told r.t. that it's not unusual for the west to turn against its allies to secure its interests. this is the usual politics of my western powers i mean they played a game we cannot forget that the biggest american enemy. being the ladder was the beginning they had their strand in the crowd in the war against the soviet union in now galleys and yes of course are we even eternally big rely on our libyan regime and not who i think and how they are that they can control would be for islamic groups who live very much inside the city and keep they gave. up or not behave down the line he and they're going into so i think. the western powers of. be fair to. the side that we do is let me through and also races to groups. you know that. have a better deal for do or because get out to god granted given people want to be a. western power so. during the c.i.s. summit in tajikistan russia's foreign ministe

i don't think so i mean i can understand you saw the gators interview in july and just having to get out of the union in dispute there was no nobody made any violent gestures didn't knew him. being aggressive there was nothing new that's what we were there was a lot of noise people lee shouting changing the life of their cameras out there was no big but i thought we were. ok and from your story and from what it sounds like there definitely an attack to stop there or that least as violence because protesters to the foreign accent do you think that protesting as it was down upon these days and do you think glad that one of our fundamental rights as americans the freedom of speech and assembly is under attack. i think in a lot of ways just through the media's metaphors the protests there's no meaning to me as being disorganized assignment so ridiculous and i feel like that that's coming from has been leaking to the secret is being is as the day it was released in the form. fifty's as the stereotype is and just like young people it better to do what it really does a lot of people who mer

ro reeled in a 800-pound gator. tim and his family were in their gator hunting boat on friday. -- spotted this. >> he came up and he was popping his jaw. he was big. i was a little intimidated. >> despite this impressive catch, florida wildlife says they have seen big ones. the longest caught was 14 feet long. the heaviest weighed more than 1 hurricane -- weighed more than 1,000 pounds. >>> all right. 8:51. a big traffic problem on interstate 580. newschopper2 is on the way and sal will have more next. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. >>> 508, golf links, we have a crash where a car went off the embankment here. we have the two right lanes closed. coming up in a few minutes, we'll show you the backup and how it's -- and how it's affecting both sides of the road. >>> 8:54. west hollywood could become the first city in the nation to ban the sale of fur. the city council voted unanimously to support the ban. west hollywood is known for its

and gator champ worked under sabin when he was head man in lsu.understand the question. >> you guys have a master versus thing going on with you and nick, what is the sentiment. >> what is a pada one. >> you never seen "star wars"? >> i watched "star wars" one and after that empire strikes back and that's it i ain't seen nothing after that. i don't know what is a pada wan. you didn't call me a bad name and i don't speak french either. >> if he was a jedi warrior he would have understood. al wild card race is deadline and red sox along with tampa bay are winning. and it looks like they are going to be tied in the final game of the regular season. >> that's is this edition of abc seven. >> join the conversation about the affirmative action bake [ tab pops ] ♪ whatever lola wants ♪ ♪ lola gets ♪ and, little man, little lola wants you ♪ [ cellphone dings ] [ cellphones ringing ] [ memen screaming ] ♪ make up your mind to have one diet pepsi, please. ♪ no regrets ahh. ♪ what's going on over there? ♪ 1ñ1ñ1ñ. . . . . . . . . . . . .Ñ captioned by closed

>> reporter: this video showing members of the gators tackling, crunching, and kicking the referee overl drives home an important lesson husky coach jesse bennetson lives by. >> you've got to rember, it's a game. it's youth sports. if you're losing your cool on the field, the kids are too. they're just following your lead every single time. >> reporter: a little extra surety security took watch as the huskies took the field. the familiar face who says nothing will keep him away from the game he lives for. >> just because something bad go into a shell or hide in your house. >> reporter: this is referee ream's second game since the fight. keeping in the back of his mind a new outlook on the game. >> sportsmanship is a big deal. it is serious. we want to give them the best game we can officiate. but it's not the end the world. >> reporter: ream says he eventually wants to talk to other athlet about his ordeal. some have already caught on. >> keep your head in the game. don't worry about fighting with the other team. some teams are sore losers. you've just got to know that you're better tha

that gator will be killed. >>> also from florida, a big change in greek life at one school.rity leaders at university of central florida have temporarily banned alcohol from all organized events. it's their reaction to the recent death of an 18-year-old freshman who was found dead in her dorm room after attending a fraternity party. for now they say the ban is temporary while a permanent plan is worked out. >> never-ending issue, alcohol on college campuses. always an issue. >>> a much lighter story now from the tennis u.s. open, which was completely washed out by rain here inin new york yesterd. but the weather was all clear saturday night when one fan provided a highlight, getting jiggy with it, in the stands during a match during the men's top seed novak djokovic. >> and even djokovic noticed. check it out. after his win djokovic called the guy out, busted a move of his own right there on the it all gives a whole new meaning to the phrase saturday night fever. look at him go. we knew he had moves on the tennis court, who knew he had moves -- >> busting a move, i love it.