♪ [meow] craig: do do you know what these are, geoff? geoff: yeah, those are tongs.ig: salad tongs, geoff. broken salad tongs. care to explain it to me? geoff: i was just trying toss the communal salad. craig: good night, everybody. >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman if you're searching for great videos stop what you're doing because we have everything you're looking for "right this minute." >>> a maniac driver leads cops on a high-speed chase -- >> through two counties. >> see the trail of carnage and who he had the nerve to blame once this loser got caught. >>> two surfers take a -- >> pretty horrible hit. >> why catching a wave's harder than it looks. >>> calling out to mark zuckerberg on facebook. >> a father searches for a video of of his son. >> they can't seem to get their hands on. >> my son passed away. >> see what happened when his emotional appeal went viral. >> it's still sinking in. i can't believe it. >>> and your chance to win an ipad mini. >>> and a wife in the kitchen is caught in the act. now meet the husband who shot the video and find out -- >>

geoff? geoff: not an erection. it's an erection. craig: good night, everybody. [cheers and applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if you are looking for videos before they go viral, keep it right here, "right this minute." >>> hey! >> firefighters are deep in a battle with a stubborn blaze when -- >> you hear a voice say they want you away from the front of the building. >> the warning that came not a second too soon. >>> a hawk gets all up in a guy's grille but >> the hawk survived. >> see what it takes to get him out in one piece. >>> a traffic cop's in the middle of the street but -- >> watch where she ends up. >> why a big wave can't keep a good woman down. >>> plus the buzzword for your shot at the ipad mini and a hit on the radio brings a little boy to tears. ♪ >> are you sure? you want me to change it? the >> how he's sticking it out sad or not. >> give me a thumbs-up that you're okay. >> little double thumbs-up. >> yeah. >>> firefighters oftentimes have just a split second to make

geoff: he also enjoys a bit of cooked fruit.laughter] craig: which leads me to believe that someone in this room, geoff, is a murderer! dun-dun! that was good! they were good there, weren't they? geoff: it is like they planned it. craig: wow! i don't know what to do when things go right. geoff: maybe we should just hold each other. [laughter] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- craig: you bastard! oh, >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if nunununununununununununununu >>> an arsonist in action has neighbors thinking -- >> maybe we s s s s s s s s s ss >> see the mad before the whole thing blows. >>> a dude's barreling across the sand in his razor. >> now he picks up a good head of steam here. >> why it's enough to send him flying headfirst.>>> a a a a a . >> calling for momma. >> the moment momma showed up to show off her baby. >>> plus, the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and they turned the net nominate trend into acts of kindness. and gave us -- >> 24 hours to do the same thing.

geoff: yeah. craig: good night, everybody. good night.tioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman. if you want great videos from the web, we've got them, "right this minute." >>> we've seen daring adventures before but -- >> this is a whole new brand of crazy right here. >> why skylining between hot air balloons didn't work the first time. >>> a woman is carjacked -- >> at the airport. >> how a low-life pulled off a crime of opportunity. >>> a traveler in kenya -- >> got quite the show. >> why it takes a village to break up this bullfight. >>> plus, the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and the men of "rtm" hanging with the harlem globetrotters. >> they make it look easy. is it? >> you'll get to see for yourself. >> i mean, the answer to nick's question is no. >>> you've heard of black lining, right? walking across a little bouncesy line. and you've heard of high lining where they take the same line and kind of do it from two clips. this is a whole new brand of crazy, th

doctor geoff wilson is known as professor dumpster. he is a professor of biological sciences at houston 'til son university and he joins us from austin, texas. geoff, good to have you with us. you are a harvard educated environmental science professor. you lived in a nice house. this? >> well, antonio, the major premise that we are trying to test here is that one can live in win % the size of an average american home and have a pretty darn good life. in this case, 1% the sides of average american home happens to be a 10 cubic yard trash container. >> all right let's look into there. you moved in to the dumpster about eight days ago. you are planning on staying for a year. again, this thing isn't even 6' by 6'. i know you are going to upgrade the dumpster in phases. what do you do for the basics, to bathe, for power and to regulate the temperature? it's winter down there. it is 6' by 6'. we are sleeping diagonally. we, my girl has not designed to join me in there yet. we are doing damp sister camping. we have clean did he have dumpster.

lays it in to geoff st. mary's the lead. three seconds left. picked up for the win but it was wide. st. mary's wins 69-67. >>> olympics underway in sochi. we have results so if you don't want to know who won or see the results, turn away until you hear the music stop. ♪ >> this abc sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. the winners in phoenix, i'll have the winners tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thank you so much, shu. up next at 6:00, a final check on weather. what to expect tonight. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant one of the besis that millia is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will

geoff and annette are still in frankfurt. geoff, as i see it, you've got three challenges.n, tighter monetary conditions and credit points from the deleveraging that we're seeing. is he going to continue to manage it with words alone today? >> it's interesting what the markets are telling you, isn't it? ross running us through the euro/dollar rate here. and the fact that we came off the 1.3477 off 1.35. and the markets thinking with no announcement today that is materially more dilutive, we could go 1.36. the indication from the money market seems to be we're not anticipating any real change here in monetary activity. >> yeah. but i'll tell you the story once again. back in november, it was the same. you know, when they showed us on the -- proudly the chart of the euro/dollar exchange rate and we saw a huge movement after a surprise move of the ecb. interestingly, it is, as well, the case that the recent polls really like the beginning of this week are showing more analysts, they are thinking that there might be some movement in the rate. of course, the polls from back -- f

. >> let's bring in msnbc.com health policy and politics reporter geoff cowley.a powerful example and today's decision helps my administration's efforts, as well as bring down health care costs ultimately, saving lives and protecting untold numbers of families from pain and heartbreak for years to come. put this in context for us. >> sure, i think powerful example were the key words there. cvs is a giant pharmaceutical chain. it's got 3,700 outlets around the country and like other pharmacy chains in the united states, forever, it has been selling a lethal addictive product right there on the shelves in full display next to cough medicine and vitamins. it's at the forefront of a real seed change in the pharmaceutical or the pharmacy industry. they want to reposition themselves as an extension of the health care system. they are hiring clinicians, pharmacists, nurse practition practitioners, people to help extend the research of health systems and hospitals. >> one out of six jobs in the entire economy are related to health care, right, they are stand to lose abou

lays it in to geoff st. mary's the lead. three seconds left. picked up for the win but it was wide.ary's wins 69-67. >>> olympics underway in sochi. we have results so if you don't want to know who won or see the results, turn away until you hear the music stop. ♪ >> this abc sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. the winners in phoenix, i'll have the winners tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thank you so much, shu. up next at 6:00, a final check welcome to the farm of jack. there's a curly fry tree. and a chopper out back. there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. boooorrrk - it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. >> join me tonight at 9:00. we'll hear from the man behind the wheel of this racecar on what it was like to watch the engine explode into his face. then at 11:00 here, woody allen

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geoff, good luck in the dumpster. you had your dumpster warming party today. best of luck. keep us posted on how it goes. >> we have a spot for you in april. >> thanks. have a great night. sif "saturd night live" good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >>> deep freeze - power cut off, drivers stranded, flights grounded. the latest on the crippling winter storm grinding its way up the east coast. gay rights reversal, kansas door makers denying service to same-sex couples. >> disappearing act, a fleet of core vets swallowed by the earth. jacob ward joins us with the science of sink holes. >> he was a ground breaking force. we remember the life and legacy of sid caesar. . >>> we begin with the winter storm sweeping across the south. now it's moving to the east coast. live pictures from washington. 122 million in its path. mass power outages in georgia and the carolinas, dangerous ice paralyzing the communities, forcing drivers to abandon their cars. fatalities and deaths contributed to the dangerous whether. our coverage starts

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the first person to hold that seat from mississippi after geoff davis is a man of color and again this is just astonishing how fast this happens. when we discuss how revolutionary this was we also note its impact on the north and again they understood this was a national crusade for the soul of america this wasn't about fixing south carolina or mississippi but it was about fixing the north and of course new york. until the 14th amendment 1860s and the dred scott decision was still fit and it doesn't matter. the decision is still there so when they meet in this convention in syracuse, they are ruled by the highest court in the land that's not citizens of this country which is why people like frederick douglass wants so much for the black americans to be allowed to serve because once you fight for your country they can't stop you and so as douglas once said that a black man get an eagle on his button and no power on earth cannot tell him he is not a citizen of the united states. and of course because of douglas was a well-to-do publisher and editor he could vote, but about 80% of black n

. >> i don't have to geoff at it shot. the affects are on the table.it's not only white house numbers go to the congressional bug office and they'll tell you that for all of the quarters between '09 and '12 you saw added activity in the economy, increase in jobs, $9 million job figure added to the economy at a time when we were in what is now called a great recession. so if you care about jobs, if you care about the economy, if you care about tax cuts -- because remember, about 160 million americans got tax cuts as a result of the stimulus. then you understand the benefit. >> michelle, there are somewhere around 10 million people who left the work force under president obama. you add those back in the unemployment is 9%. they promised 5% when they sold us this plan. a little disingenuousness here? >> absolutely. the labor participation rate is the lowe's in 25 years. you look at the number people unemployed for -- this bill just went to a ton of wasteful projects and green energy companies that are enough bankrupt. he promised it would fix the economy

crimea has -- where major soviet naval base on the black sea is, and we could never geoff up and -- never and we're seeing an intervention that is deeply disturbing and alarming, and i don't think he thinks the united states is going to do much, given when he looks around and sees his troops in georgia and seeing american weakness and withdrawal. what do we do now? i think we have to, first of all, condemn it. second, get the immediately as quickly as possible, get the ukrainian economy going again by arranging loans in the imf. threaten a number of sanctions, including restarting of our missile defense systems in the czech republic, saying we're going to take georgia and other nations into nato, and instead of tell -- >> might be easier said than done. no matter what we have said, even when we have spoken in broad terms, consequences for your actions, he still keeps acting, and the latest news, military boat in cuba setting up shop, maybe more to come. inviting in the worse case fears of another cuban missile crisis. probably getting a little ahead of ourself. what do we do to count thei

the capital key geoff nearly equidistant from moscow to the east and warsaw to the west. ukraine is torn between russia and the european union. the protests began after the president rejected a trade deal with the european union. it was a move seen by many by vladimir putin pushing ukraine to join the customs union moscow leads. after ukraine said thanks but no thanks to the e.u. it received $15 billion in bailout money from russia. russia still treats ukraine as if it is one of these provinces. that's what these demonstrations are really about. protesters say the government is far too cozy with putin's russia and they want to link the country's future with the west. this is how kiev's independence square looked back in 2011 well before the uprising. a postcard-worthy view of one of the capital city's central landmarks before it became the epicenter of the protest movement. this is how it looks now, barricades burning, evidence of violence all over the ground. our senior international correspondent nick paton walsh is standing by in kiev. what's happening at this hour? >>

i've also invited another foundation for the middle east peace, geoff aronson who is the director in the occupied territories to respond to our speakers and to those of you transit question. thank you all very much for your time. it's a privilege to have you here. before we get started i just want to acknowledge another very significant person who is coming soon, george salem, a board member and has been very active in washington circles promoting better understanding of the palestinian cause and advocating a solution to conflict. through his foundation he has made it possible to program these panels on this topic. this is our sixth topic on the series and we look forward to many more such as want to thank george salem for his support. without further ado i would like to invite ambassador veliotes to the podium. [applause] >> thank you, kate. looking at some of my friends in the audience reminds me we've been involved in this peace process since the columbia 101 in september 1973. and, of course, it doesn't get any easier. in the context of the initiative we believe this would be a g

i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of congressman geoff green's bill, the unlocking technology act of 2013 bill, which gives consumers the right to unlock their devices on a permanent basis. before i came to congress, i was an entrepreneur and started a number of businesses, and i understand firsthand the importance of allowing a free market to thrive and create a positive environment for business and consumers alike. allowing consumers to unlock their cell phones, which are their own personal property, can spur competition, allowing new startup carriers to succeed, lower prices and improve service options for all cell phone users. to be clear, this is a separate issue from the being contractually bound to use a certain provider for a certain period of time. many americans choose to enter into a long-term contract in exchange for discounts or free cell phones. that is not the issue being discussed today. and i don't think there's a problem from either side of the aisle about those consentule contracts. -- consensual contracts. rather we're talking about cell phones, unlocking cell phones t

can you geoff me an example right now?rak obama, has he failed the country? has he failed the black community? they blamed congress. a lot of them don't recognize there is two houses. there is the senate and the house. they just don't understand the issues. >> david, i think things have really changed now where if you didn't like bill clinton the way -- or didn't like democrats, you didn't think he was a good president, you don't like george bush or any republican or don't think george bush was a good president. but if you don't like president obama, the new factor is, well, you don't like black people. >> right. this is a false narrative. frankly, it is so disingenuous in this country and all the things we've done in the last 50 years w he reversed course on a blight on the planet, racism. we're a country that has opportunity. we embrace american values of freedom, of equality, of equal opportunity. and they don't want that. these are the hard core left. democrats watching, these are not even democrats. democrats lost in