i think it's crazy i think it's unrealistic to expect that they're not going to grind you cancel the dance and instead of going to the dance for their grinding under supervision then you know all the other kids are going to go yeah my kind of somewhere on a street corner right exactly you're just going to and you're going to make even cooler by outlawing it you know which is often the case but it sounds like the great premise for another footloose movie who isn't there when telling our been there wasn't one just come out maybe is about i think. they do your he did footloose i haven't seen it well and of their original. check this out here is a new tom clancy a video game and when you watch it first and then we'll talk about what we think might be going on. just for the. stone. we are the. kids coming. down to our. new me to come. kind of sounds like occupy wall street maybe a little bit now they're claiming that this is about right wing extremism. i mean you have the right wingers it was a real thing and they doing route history is of course the real thing but if they get into this k

>> if anyone grinds for -- i'm happy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now explain "mylo xyloto." >> "mylo xylotoou like. >> jimmy: said it backwards. >> say it in a jamaican voice. >> jimmy: mylo xyloto. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's number one in, like, 32 countries right now. >> right. >> jimmy: itunes -- smashed the record. >> right. >> jimmy: you hold the record for that. congratulations, man. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're a uber-superstar, man. [ cheers and applause ] you're a rock star. i mean -- >> it's weird. >> jimmy: really? it's weird, right? i mean -- >> i mean, you put records out. you know how it is. it's just -- >> jimmy: i don't know how that is. [ laughter ] i've never had 32 in one country. [ laughter ] a weird one that no one's ever heard of, yeah. but this is, like -- i mean, you're doing stadiums. you're doing -- >> are you popular in any one country? like, you know how different -- >> jimmy: no. no one knows me outside of new york city. [ laughter ] i used to go to england. i used to go to england and i did this when i was 25. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i used to, you know

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>> in the beginning it was more of the grind, concentrated on the grind, wanting to be successful and the people around me, i had the wrong kind of circles. and, you know, as anyone, you grow and you see what you want, but i almost gave up because of people saying you're not good enough. you don't have the look. or, you know, there's not have many people that look like me. you know, that i've seen. >> right. in the music industry you mean. >> in the music industry i mean. >> can you talk about that for a second? because you're obviously beautiful. >> thank you. >> and you're incredibly talented. but sometimes the industry has a particular idea what talent and beauty look like. >> most definitely the whole natural hair thing is, like, not the image they like for me. they wanted me to be a certain way, be a certain size, talk about different things and shake around. i talk about -- you know, i talk about real things that people go through and more natural and organic things. and it resonates with people, so i'm glad they love it. >> and when you decided to interenter the music business,

talk to professional athletes, obviously, and deal with them all the time, and they talk about the grindaying 82 games, 48 minutes per game, practicing a couple hours per day. they don't realize that business is a sport that's played 24 hours a day, seven days a week every day forever. you've got to always be on top of your game. so in my book, "how to win at the sport of business," i talk about some methods and tricks i've learned along the way that kept me motivated and going along the way with different types of companies. >> tell me about the e-books. the e-book sales every year, why did you choose this over publishing? >> to be honest, the most valuable asset of my time and in looking at different deals with publice publishers, they all offered me significant advances, but you have to go on the book tours and it's a real grind and i just didn't have time to do that. that was one problem. the second problem is you have to get everything done way ahead in advance so it can go to the publisher and all that. this was an e-book, and i finished it three hours before it was due and then i

one of the things, we did have his grinding barrel to make telescopes in the kitchen. this is the barrel that grinds glass into the shape of a mirror. right-- yes, in the kitchen. how mother ever put up with that i don't know. we had grinding material in our food, and mother's trying to cook around this situation. well, finally she made daddy move out of the kitchen and he got a shop. (laughing) well, that... that's good. tyson: you mean to tell me you have some of clyde's original telescopes here? whoa! these were his original telescopes. original telescopes built by my dad. very hand-made. built out of old farm machinery car parts and whatever he could find. we'll just push it out here. i'll help you push. you bet. so, al, i don't recognize any hardware on this at all. (chuckling) the tube itself is probably part of an old grain elevator. how about the base? well, the base is an old cream separator. the axle is off an early model buick. so there's a buick out there now without an axel. this counterweight was probably a flywheel from an early piece of farm equipment,

significant i'll tell lies in that toppled gadhafi is regime with the lucrative oil industry virtually grinding to a halt. in new zealand crafters come to the aid of a russian fishing vessel that's been stranded in arctic ice for two days the five delivered fuel and other equipment to help the crew thirty to pump out water which had been leaking into the hole this ship called spotter has been a hold about one meters below the water line and crew members had to ditch cargo to reduce the ship's weight rescuers say if they succeed the vessel could be repaired enabling the trawler to sail out of trouble. now it's been a bedrock of free speech throughout the world but now those principles which have helped the fire. the internet could be under threat for the bill and it cost the online piracy being debated by the us congress and sent to school the news could end up with the web forming into government. the government doesn't just take down the infringing material it takes on the site entirely and it does it without even a trial the find out whether it's illegal or not and as you know copyright laws

megan fox has been grinding her teeth and has nothing to do with michael bay, the "transformers" director who fired her. she say she's wearing a sports mouth guard because her tattoo removal session to laser off marilyn monroe are incredibly painful. apparently she's clenching her jaw so hard she's endangering her teeth. >>> youtuu2 was the top grossinr taking in $156 million. country princess taylor swift tour was a distant second with $97 million. katy perry photographed in hawaii without russell brand and her wedding ring is fueling rumors of some trouble. "us weekly" quotes a source saying a mega fight, not just a fight, a mega fight, between the two led the two to spend holidays apart with brand heading to england. >>> e news reports bradley cooper is involved with zoey zaldona. >> who this is. >> i said the same thing. her spokesperson dismissed rumors last month but a source told the website the two are, quote, totally dating. apparently their source is 16 and a valley girl. totally dating. >> she's beautiful. i just don't know who she is. >> i'm not familiar either. i was under th

. >> get caught in this grind here. this prison will eat you up and spit you out. >> i'm tired of all these bars, steel doors and countless bricks watching my days and night goes by because time slowly ticks. >>> a man my age, i should have a car, a house, wife, kids, job, big tvs, big couches. but i gave all of that up to live a life of gang-banging, drug-selling, womanizing and street hustling. >> they always are asking for seconds. coming for second trays so god to be pretty good today. >> how are those eggs? >> they're not the best, but like i tell you always, it's better than nothing. >> institutional eggs might not be considered comfort food, but few things at indiana state prison are meant to provide comfort. if anything comes close, it's visitation. >> you've both been here before, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> visitation is a valued privilege for inmates, but it can also be abused. it's the most common route for contraband to enter the prison. >> there's going to be a visitor bringing in contraband on a contact visi

. >> reporter: after 15 years of grinding, after getting over when all his peers joined "saturday night" he bottomed out, stopped telling the same jokes and started telling the truth. >> every 20-year-old that i encounter behind the counter gives me that look. this job sucks. yeah, that's why we gave it to you! something happens where you just don't care or -- it's not that you don't care, it's just, you know, you just can't keep faking it. you can't keep being fake. and some people either harden into sort of a glazed version of their fake self. or you let it go and you go, all right. i said to myself at some point, i'm either going to stop this or i'm going to do the wrong version of it. >> reporter: the more he stayed true to his gut, the better he did. his quirky short films got him writing gigs with conan o'brien and chris rock. then hollywood started to beat him up. he lost creative control of his first film "pootie thang." and saw hbo kill "single louis." after a single season. then he became a dad. the moment he put the kids first, his career exploded. >> because i said i don't l

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behind the scenes of a nation in mourning, the political machine is grinding on. >> his youngest son is gradually assuming the title the as father left behind. he has been named by state media has supreme military commander had has been given a top job in the ruling party. the question is that whether a change of face at the top of government is going to mean a change in policy. so far, the answer appears to be no. >> the main headlines for you this hour, the arab league observer mission in syria has arrived, urged to go immediately to the place where 20 people have been killed and heavy shelling. let's look more closely at those least developments -- those latest developments. the middle east dallas of long experience and the author of the struggle for syria. >> the situation is dire as you heard in your program. people are getting killed, terrible atrocities on both sides. it is a fear of civil war. the arab league has about intervened. it is sending a peace mission, peace monitors. the first 50 have arrived tonight. a number hall, 80 by the end of the month. they are trying, first

yeah he might be grinding the gears between first and second but he is at least moving forward.s we have a massive amount of debt in this society. public and private. not just in america but the entire world. we have to grow the economy. >> how do we get there? >> the economic plan is a better economic growth plan than anything president obama has even considered. >> i want to tell you newt gingrich this week outlined one of the first things he'd like to do if elected president. >> i believe bernanke should be fired. one of the first things i'll ask the congress to do. >> end his term early and create a vacancy for a new appointee who will be committed to a policy of keeping the dollar as good as gold and maintaining a firm position on a strong dollar. >> so the same week that newt gingrich says he wants bernanke out, the fed and all of these other central banks come together and sort of like save the european banking system. i mean, a lot of other republicans say they want him out, too. is bernanke fair game here? >> no. i wish republicans would stop targeting the fed and ben b

. >>> but first, the occupy protest takes and grinds work at a halt. some say that may hurt their cause. that's coming up next. >> today, the occupy protesters turned their attention to seaport southwest. they disrupted operations at ports from alaska to southern california. in oakland, hundreds of protesters blocked trucks from entering the terminal. portman engineers say their operations there supply about 73,000 jobs in the region and a blockade hurts the whole community. >> these are good jobs held by real working people and working families. disrupting the port hurts them. >> we think this is about labor across the board, about outsourcing the jobs, about dignified jobs. >> demonstrators say the ports have become economic engines for the elite 1%. >>> a california lawmaker is considering a boycott of lowes home improvement store and possible legislative action against the company. he's upset lowes pulled its adds from tlc all american muslim. the company made the decision after a complaint from the florida family association. the christian group s

megan fox has been grinding her teeth and has nothing to do with michael bay, the "transformers" director who fired her. the hollywood reporter says fox is wearing a sports mouth guard because her tattoo removal session to laser off marlin monroe are incredibly painful. i hate when that happens. apparently she's clenching her jaw so hard she's endangering her teeth. >> u2rks's tour was the top grossing tour taking in $156 million. country princess taylor swift tour was a distant second with $97 million. that one you were able to make, i bet. >> a couple times. >> katy perry photographed in hawaii without her russell brand wedding ring is fueling rumors of some trouble. "us weekly" quotes a source saying a mega fight, not just a fight, a mega fight, between the two led the two to spend holidays apart with brand heading to england. >>> e! news reports bradley cooper is involved with zoe saldana. >> of "revenge." >> her spokesperson dismissed rumors last month but a source told the website that the two are, quote, totally dating. this happens off camera when everybody else at home knows who

protesters take their rallies to a new level as they bring operations in some of america's west ports grinding to a halt as demonstrations also gather pace in new york where our correspondent reports the police have already started mass arrests. so those are some of your headlines here on the back of the main stories for in about half an hour from now and next we follow the story of another former soviet state azerbaijan to see how the country's developed since the collapse of the u.s.s.r. that's in our special report next here on r.t. . since ancient times this country has been called the land of fire there are places here when natural gas bursts out from under the earth mixing with most own soil before exploding into flames it's a miracle of nature there's nothing like it anywhere in the world cashews our country is called the land of fire. the first fortress tile as appeared here on the caspian shore in the twelfth century people build the houses inside the walls today this ancient district of baquba is only a nest goes world heritage list how does this not the aura of this place is so amaz

if putin is victorious, he thinks that russia could grind to a standstill. >> he is clinging to power. lost any contact with the real world along time ago. -- a long time ago. >> he occasionally participates in opposition campaigning to voice his dissent. put an end to this regime of crooks, says this sticker. he and his fellow kremlin critics are convinced that sunday's elections to the duma will be raped. they say that putin's party has intimidator rival candidates or muted their campaign messages. they are convinced that the election to the duma will be rigged. >> i view these in a critical light. they're not even genuine elections predict -- they're not even genuine elections. >> i would like to see a party that is different from you that it russia. -- that are different from a united russia. >> that is what opposition groups are making their voices heard on the streets of russia instead. when russians go to the polls on sunday, they hope that everyone disillusioned with the putin regime will mass on red square in a show of strength. he and others will see the election as a chance

so it's good to grind and get this done at least partially worked on.it saves my day. >> robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and bill is continuing to monitor those windy conditions. he will give us an update coming up in about 10 minutes. also we'll show you some of the unexpected impacts from the gusty weather. >>> a new tax plan is taking shape in sacramento tonight. new at 6:00, ken pritchett live in the state capital with if details of a proposal that could help fill california's coffers. >> not saying anything about his plan today. but people close to the discussions say the governor's office would pass the sales tax on everyone. governor brown met with lawmakers this afternoon to talk about his pension reform plan. as for his new tax proposal, he stayed on message. >> i claim that 60 california pension system -- >> you know what happened? >> you come around soon and we'll talk about that other thing. >> reporter: soon could be tomorrow when his plan will likely be officially unveiled. it would raise the income tax by 1% for taxpayers making mo

recycling it, and then we take concrete and put it through -- they will put it through a grinder and grind it to different rock sizes and use that as the aggregate for asphalt or concrete. i am not sure if this is a sand pile for the concrete or if this is a recycle plant. but it is one of them. the city has opened up the large piers that unfortunately are not being used. we don't have the commerce we had in the old days. it has gone to oakland. we don't have the real site on the side of the bay. >> south of market has very unusual conditions, settlement. >> south of market, that particular fixture is at sixth street, which is right in the heart of this. some of the largest magnitudes of movement during the 1906 earthquake occurred in this area of what is called sullivans march, which it sullivans march, just south of market. not only did it solidify and saddle, but when the ground slopes, and actually flows and moves latterly. some areas of mission creek and sullivan's marsh, that was on the order of 15 feet. it was significant. everything you see south of market was built after the 1906

>> because a lot of times, a lot of people will grind and they'll go through stressful times and you'll chip away your teeth and wear away your teeth. the more pressure you put on, the more yellow. >> dr. alex, thank you so much. that's 9news now for noon. we'll be back at 5:00. you can check us out 24 hours a day on the web at wusa9.com. have a great day, everybody!

. >>> two dozen passengers afternoon commute came to a grinding halt when a bus plowed through a fencean east bay bart station. robert lyles tells us about the half dozen people who were hospitalized on the out of control ride. >> chaos. it is terrible. >> this should have been the final commute home before christmas, instead, it turned into a ride to the er. >> didn't know what was going on. >> she watched 20 pairs of eyes stare at her. they were on this express bus going out of control, just as liz st boarding another transit line outside the bay point bart station. >> and the bus came from behind and she went up on the curve over here and knocked out one of these lights. >> she says she could shout. >> get off the bus. get off the bus as quick as you can. ingly saw the bus go through this rod iron fence over here. from what i understand, the brakes locked on her sp someone told her to cut the key. >> six of the 20 passengers were spilling on to the bart pavement. this one seeking oxygen. this little girl strapped motionless to a gernie. >> we sent heavy rescue capabilities with extr

yeah, he might be grinding the gears between first and second but he is at least moving forward.he problem we have is we have a massive amount of debt in this society. public and private. not just in america but the entire world. we have to grow the economy. >> how do we get there? >> the economic plan is a better economic growth plan than anything president obama has even considered. >> i want to tell you newt gingrich this week outlined one of the first things he'd like to do if elected president. listen. >> i believe bernanke should be fired. one of the first things i'll ask the congress to do. >> end his term early and create >> first thing ask the congress to do, end his term early and create a vacancy for a new appointee who will be committed to a policy of keeping the dollar as good as gold and maintaining a firm position on a strong dollar. >> so the same week that newt gingrich says he wants bernanke out, the fed and all of these other central banks come together and sort of like save the european banking system. i mean, a lot of other republicans say they want him out,

the machines worked for months, in difficult conditions, grinding through rock and soil. you can see it breaking through there to the contra costa side. at a ceremony today, they say the 390 million tunnel will open to traffic on time by 2014. officials also said that federal funds are helping to pay for it. >>> also today, caltrans director defending the safety of the new bay bridge suspension tower. this as state lawmakers investigate claims that safety reports were false on other projects. >> much attention as you noted was given to the suspension portion of the bay bridge replacement project. and i want to tell you there are no false tests for the bay bridge foundation piles. >> the caltrans chief is pushing for law enforcement to file criminal charges against a caltrans worker accused of lying on safety reports for three other construction projects. >>> and a huge day on wall street, in fact it was the 7th biggest still day gaining for the dow. stocks went up early on news, the world central banks, agreed to coordinated efforts to free up cash, increase lending aroun

things down from atlanta to boss farther north, falling temperatures mean icy -- roads and traffic grinding a halt. >> i've been a bus driver 25 years, this morning was probably one of the worst i've seen. >> reporter: if you are traveling today or tomorrow, brace yourself. airport delays are expected up and down the east coast which could have a ripple effect for the rest of the country. abc news, new york >>> people in southern california are bracing for winds that could reach 65 miles an hour today. three weeks ago high winds caused major damage with fallen trees, powerlines down, southern california edison has warned customers that santa ana winds are expected through tomorrow. winds could reach 65 miles an you are in the mountains, 40 in the valleys. around here this morning there was wind blowing. >> running around 20, 30 nothing like what they are going to get. last time they had winds up to 100. i don't think the damage will be as extensive. i don't think we'll have damage here just the temperatures are crazy. good morning. 4:51. areas sheltered from the winds in 30s, areas dealing

nothing wrong with a little bump and grind. the bucket.hey couldn't do anything with magic harris. pushing the ball up the court and the nice little lefty jumper. oxon hill wins 75-70. >> those guys look big. >> big boys. >> yes. >> big to me. [ laughing ]

skate boarders are known for their daring, the jumps, the spins, pop into an alley to grind down a rail and yes the families. but there are some there that most skaters won't take riding down market street anywhere downtown or outside of the skate park. >> downtown frederick they give you a 200-dollar fine. you can still skate down there but it's not worth it. >> reporter: actually the finest a hundred bucks for getting caught in downtown it's very expensive. especially if you're just a little kid. >> i skate on the street sometimes not even on the sidewalks just get in trouble a lot. so i always come here. >> did the could be ever talk to you say you got to get off the sidewalk? >> uh-hum. >> reporter: those who risk it and get caught have to go to court and lately district court has been frank on the you in per of kids to face a judge and pay fines. the city is trying to figure out another way to deal with the problem instead of tying up the courts if you're under 18 they he want to take your board bike or skates if you want it back you have to pay the fine. skateboards and b mx bikes

it is hard to cut debt when growth is coming to a grinding halt.the government has been selling off some of that debt is government bonds to raise funds, but investors are not that excited. this did not bode well for the italian economy. >> it was a sobering moment for italy as the country's 10-year bond option -- option garnered a spectacle -- skeptical response. although the yield managed to stay below the danger threshold of 7%, demand was not as high as hoped. prime minister mario monti called the results encouraging and said italy was headed in the right direction. >> the market's current problems are primarily of european nature and need a common solution. the solution cannot have begun to have been found within europe, the responsible authority, italy, the third largest economy within europe, had not got its public accounts under control. >> the reference to the 30 billion euro austerity package that mario monti pushed through parliament just before christmas. that italy would already be needing more cash in january, and so will other eurozo

and the battling over taxes on capitol hill grinds on tonight with a stand-off over executing the payroll tax cut. kelly o'donnell on duty tonight on the hill is with us from washington. hey, kelly, good evening. >> reporter: hi there, brian. well, i have more of what makes the public so angry. another down to the wire battle. 160 million americans could see their taxes go up in a couple weeks, and the government runs out of money to fund itself this saturday. both parties thought they had reached a big deal to keep the government operating, but the white house said that congress must first act to cut the payroll tax cut extension and unemployment benefits. well, tonight the house that with a smattering of democratic votes. they did pass a republican plan. president obama says he will veto it, in part because it contains an oil pipeline project. so that leaves us with the problem of the threat of a government shutdown, and the possibility of higher taxes and no end in sight. brian? >> kelly o'donnell on capitol hill tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> how about an item from the natural world, one

and megan fox has been grinding her teeth, and apparently, it has nothing to do with michael bay.transformers" director who fired her. the "hollywood reporter" says fox is wearing a sports mouth guard because her tattoo removal sessions to laser off marilyn monroe are incredibly painful. apparently, she's clinching her jaw so hard, she's endangering her teeth. >> i thought it was women's rugby. >> no, i don't think so. katy perry photographed in hawaii without bo russell brand and her wedding ring is fueling rumors of some trouble. "us weekly" reports a source saying a mega fight between the two led them to spend their holidays apart with brand heading to england. >>> and "e" news reports bradley cooper is involved with actress zoey zeldana. her spokesperson dismissed the rumors, but a source says the two are dating. don't sources have to be over 18, like, totally? >> not anymore. >> i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" is next. >>> mitt romney's been awfully careful these months not to raise expectations in iowa, but consider them raised as h

. >>> nearly two dozen passengers afternoon commute came to a grinding halt when a bus plowed through a fence at an east bay bart station. robert lyles tells us about the half dozen people who are hospitalized on the out of control ride. >> it was total chaos. >> this should have been the final commute home before christmas. instead, it turned into a ride to the er. >> darcy lynn watched 20 pairs of panic stricken eyes stare at her. they were on this express bus. just as liz was boarding another transit line outside the bay point bart station. >> and the bus came from behind and she went up on the curb over here. she knocked out one of these lights. >> lynn's driver couldn't move, but she could shout. >> get off the bus as quick as you can. after i ran and looked back, i saw the bus go through this fence over here and from what i understand, the brakes locked on her and someone in the bus told her to cut the key. >> by that time, six of the 20 passengers were spilling on to the bart pavement. this one seeking oxygen, this little girl strapped motionless to a gernie. >> we sent heavy r