[ horn blaring ] well, uh... wait. i think i just heard chuck's horn. [ as chuck ] almost there, dad! [ normal voice ] yep, that's him. just give him another minute. [ chuckles ] thanks for helping out, boomer. now i'm getting somewhere. you mean, now you can start getting somewhere. that's right. and i'm gonna get these beams to the diner in time all by myself, just like i promised. [ tires spinning, screeching ] um, chuck, you're not getting any closer to the diner. uh, okay, okay. watch this. [ groans ] [ gasping ] made it! now watch how fast i'm gonna go, guys. last one to the diner is a lemon. i'm no lemon. me, neither. yeah. that's it. i'm really moving now. [ groans ] i'm going to make it there in time all by myself. i can, i can, i can. [ groaning ] almost there. right? uh, maybe you're almost almost there. yeah, almost almost almost there. okay. there has to be a way. i have to get these over there really fast, and i have to do it by myself. i know! i could fly them over. right. i can't fly. i know! i could th

someday he'll grow a nasal horn just like mine. >> a nasal horn? >> yep, this horn on my nose.ds. now you play king of the herd by circling each other. >> sort of like a dance. >> that's right, and then this is the key: act tough. >> ooh, ooh, ooh! like this? rrowwrr! >> bingo! the idea is to look tough and scary, to intimidate the other guy, then you run past each other like you mean business. >> like we're king of the herd. >> right. ok. ready, set, intimidate! [all roaring] >> watch out! here i come! rrowwrr! >> ha ha ha! i'm ready! [screeches] [all laughing] >> ah, nice job. i'm so glad you're interested in our einiosaurus ways. >> buddy and tiny are always curious. >> say, you haven't had a shot yet, mrs. pteranodon. >> me? oh, i couldn't. >> hey, we're always looking to groom new leaders for the herd. >> it's a real important job. >> come on, mom. >> queen of the herd! >> well, i guess i could try it once. [squawks] >> yeah! go, mom! >> woo hoo! you can do it! >> yeah! >> [inhales] [screeches] >> whoa. that's one mean face. >> glad we don't see that very often. [all laugh

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we do it with the ends of your horns, biggs.dders are too big for the job, but your horns are small enough to pick out all the parts around the box so we can get it. go for it. [ tires screech ] that's it! this ain't so hard. biggs, slow down, or you're -- wa-hoo! oh, no! wa-hoo! biggs, you did it! how? [ breathing heavily ] i have no idea. [ sighs ] but ain't it cool? now all we need is a hook, and we're done. and we need it right away. how do we get all the way up there to get that? wait till we're older and taller? it'd be easy if that were a normal hill. we could just roll up there and get it. but this pile would fall right over if we did that. but you guys won't fall over if i try to climb you. huh? huh? huh? guys, we need to find some wood planks so we can build a ramp. [ grunts ] [ grunts ] sorry, biggs. i know i'm heavy. no sweat, buddy. i'm rough and tough. good work, guys -- almost there. okay, boomer, lift me up. there. please hurry and get that hook. your mom will be back at the repair center soon. okay, i'm just gon

but marvin horne vows to fight on. >> i declared war on the u.s.d.a.ot going to give you my raisins anymore. >> sounds like you're raisin a little hell. (laughter) be careful, marvin, the raisin council is a ruthless organization. you remember these lovable guys? ever wonder what happened to them? >> well, we used them about 25 years ago and used them until their value and their equity was up. >> so you just made them sing and dance for years upon years and then offed them? >> the state marketing board has chosen to de-emphasize the dancing raisins. >> and that's it. these guys had a saturday morning cartoon and they whacked them like they were nobodies. the truth is, marvin, you better watch your back. you don't come to the raisin council, they come to you. (laughter) (screaming) >> john: incredible work, jason. we'll be right (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back, my guest tonight is the director of the new documentary film called "the act of killing." >> john: please welcome joshua oppenheimer. (cheers and applause) joshua, this is an incredib

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "horn blares" the horns are one thing.t's another noise that neig dn't count on. kpix five's linda ye >>> the horns are one thing, but it's another noise that neighbors did not count on. the the loud annoying sounds. >> it can be super loud to just -- loud! [ laughter ] >> reporter: they live by the tracks. but it's not the rumble of the trains that rattle them. >> they're blasting beyond belief. >> it's all day long. >> reporter: they're talking about this. >> attention, trains one to 51 approaching. >> reporter: every time a train arrive, at least five times an hour during the commute, twice other times. the riders may like it, but families say it's their unwanted wake-up call every hour. >> reporter: while we were in her home early afternoon, the sound was faint. but neighbors say the volumes fluctuate. the now pa systems can be loud. >> one of the new things the system has is sensors to test the ambient noise. and the volume supposed -- supposed to adjust. >> reporter: but neighbors say it is unbearable. >> the communi

cutie horns? >> tuck likes that. he's giggling. >> [laughing] >> whoa!. >> ha ha ha! >> ...little cutie. >> ooh. mom, my tummy hurts. >> i'm sorry, honey. i think you may have had a little too many leaves at once and a bit too fast. would you like to lie down and rest? >> um... >> awk! look. tuck's walking. >> that's so cool. >> tank, look. your brother's walking. >> yeah, triceratops walk. i do it all the time. hey, look at me. i'm walking just like tuck. i'm a tiny triceratops. i'm taking my first steps. uh-oh, frill jam. um, a little help, please? >> tank, let's try to be more careful. you know, ever since tuck was hatched, tank has been kind of...frustrated. >> thanks, guys. >> [sigh] >> hey, want to play something? >> [growl] >> wow! he's so little, but he roars so loud. >> hey, if you like noise, let's play roar as loud as you can. >> tank, please don't roar now. >> but tuck does, and you never get mad at him. >> i'm not mad. it's just that tuck is a little baby, and you're a big boy, and you know better, sweetie, don't you? >> yeah. >> i guess it'

[tires screeching] [horn] [horn blares, tires screeching] ♪ i hear songs on the radio ♪ darn you, cybil're playing's ♪ got me thinkin' 'bout you ♪ kissin' me, and smiles real sweet ♪ you gonna pay for this? ♪ 'cause i was thinkin' 'bout you ♪ where the hell's my wallet? ♪ every little dream i dream about you ♪ ♪ every little thought i think about you ♪ ♪ it drives me crazy when you go away ♪ ♪ i'm gonna keep you locked up at home ♪ [reading] ♪ it'll take a while, but i'm gonna break you ♪ whoo! ♪ you hurt me so much i hate you ♪ thomas j. murphy, born 1955, january 8. elvis' birthday. born in biloxi, mississippi. no record of a father. spent most of his childhood in foster homes. he was a medic in vietnam. awarded the purple heart. nice. first arrest in '75 when he was caught vandalizing the gates of graceland. now, why would you do that? [tires screeching] i could not make this stuff up if i tried. then he was arrested for attempted murder in '88 and then again for a diamond heist in arizona, where he served 8 years. released march, year of our lord 2000. in 1984, thomas j. murphy file

does he have horns on his head? - nope. no horns. - so he's not a torosaurus.yum, yum, yum. - not me! i'm a carnivore! i eat you! roar! - ahhh! - woof! woof! [laughing] - hip, hip, hurray! the super readers save the day! - ♪ hip hip hurray - ♪ hurray! - ♪ the super readers save the day ♪ ♪ we changed the story ♪ we solved the problem ♪ we worked together so hip hip hurray! ♪ ♪ hip hip hurray - ♪ hurray! - ♪ the super readers save the day ♪ ♪ hip hip hurray - ♪ hurray! - ♪ the super readers save the day! ♪ ♪ announcer: labor day on pbs kids. hi, neighbor! one little idea... do something nice for your neighbor! is about to become one big celebration: neighbor day. neighbor day! we can do lots of neighborly things for our neighbors. announcer: don't miss this amazing musical event! ♪ you can do something nice for your neighbor ♪ thank you, daniel. it's neighbor day! announcer: it's neighbor day on "daniel tiger's neighborhood" monday, september 2nd on pbs kids or watch daniel any time at pbskids.org. cat: "hold me baaaaaack!" cat: "ha-ha-ha-ha" cat: "oh yeah!" peg

with these loud horns. people won't move out of your way at any cost. you have to use a horning. >> the anti-honking campaigners know that their advice is probably going in one ear and out the other. >> some people use very abusive language. some very dirty faces, but i don't care. my aim is to help my nation. my aim is to prove that we're civilized people. >> and they're determined to change things one driver and one vehicle at a time. >> stay with us here on al jazeera. that's all from me for now.

give 'em the horn. they're just kids. give 'em a break. i don't..ing ) move on. let's go. out of the way. let's go. go on. move on. ( horn beeping ) ( gunfire ) get back to the back truck! gogo! go! ( glass breaking ) ( grunts ) i got... i got you. i got you, clay. wounded! i know he's hurt pretty bad. oh, my leg! oh, my... my foot! you got to go get my foot! get my foot! hey, hey, this is your ticket back, soldier. you're going home. it's all right. kevin! it was my fault. i made the call, and i'm taking the heat. what was your relationship like with kevin grant before the incident? i liked the kid. he was a good soldier and good to have around. telling stories, quoting movie lines. kept things light around here. so, uh, no problems? no. you don't consider him getting into a fight with his sergeant a problem? if i had a nickel every time these guys get in a little scrap... 20 years ago, he'd go to the brig for that. yeah, well, we're a little shorthanded here. cooper's doing a pretty good job of martyring himself. too good, don't you think? yeah, i

. >>> look at this -- [ horn honking ] i've been trapped in this traffic jam for minutes.on empty. i don't know if i'm going to run out of gas in the middle of [ horn honking ] >> it's safe to say he doesn't like massachusetts, he doesn't like massachusetts drivers, he's stuck in a traffic jam and he's low on gas. if he didn't like the fact that he has to share the road with people from massachusetts. he doesn't calm down at all. >> that is some -- >> so he's still mad. he finally gets to the gas station. >> that's about as close as you ever want to. [ horn honking ] to being trapped in another state. i had literally 0.055 gallons of gas left. >> he acts line getting stuck in another state is like being trapped in a foreign prison. >> watch what happens when he leaves the gas station. caught in another traffic jam. >> wow, after having to slam on the brakes in ed in order to a cars that just crashed into each other at 75 miles an hour, we're not in another -- traffic jam. >> i'm glad i'm not in the car with this guy. >> [ bleep ] massachusetts! >> if you're trying to get a

resources that could provide a grant of business opportunities a big picture look at somalia and the horn of africa and tonight show. it's monday august nineteenth eight pm in washington d.c. and i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r t let's begin tonight in egypt protests in the country continue to result in bloodshed as pro morsy demonstrators clashed with military forces. ok. it was the death toll in the country continues to rise on both sides thirty six protesters died while in police custody meanwhile islamic militants ambush two of many buses carrying off duty police officers in norway or egypt killing twenty five of them execution style wednesday marks the seventh week of clashes since president morsi was ousted is a. and while spreads to other countries some analysts are worried that the suez canal could shut down disrupting oil supplies and driving up the market prices that's something that didn't even happen during the arab spring uprisings so obviously the country is very unstable of that at the moment everyone has their eyes on egypt hoping for a quick resolution but as arti

is becoming more and more involved in the horn of africa with drone strikes covert cia operations even diplomacy and one man says that is the wrong thing to do michael shank is the director of foreign policy at the friends committee on national legislation and he's here to tell me why the u.s. should keep out of somalia affairs when it comes to the military michael thank you so much for joining me right now first of all you were just in somalia why were you visiting and what did you discover i followed somalia for years and years to write on it pretty often two thousand and six two thousand and seven two thousand and eight when we were heavily involved in airstrikes and fighting the islamic courts union back in the warlords so i wanted to visit finally as a non federal employee i was a congressional staffer for many years it would have been difficult for me to travel now that i'm off the hill it's easier to go what i found is a city mogadishu is primarily in mogadishu that is bustling with activity lots of business the west is not investing in that and that's what i'm here to say and t

it alludes to rhinoceros horn. >> woman: mm hmm. >> appraiser: rhino horn was another very favorite material for the chinese scholar. but i'm glad to say this is not rhino horn from one point of view, from the point of view of the rhino. >> woman: yeah. >> appraiser: but from the point of view of value, the rhino horn of the 1500's would have been a very, very expensive object. >> woman: oh. >> appraiser: being bamboo, i'm afraid it's not in the same league. >> woman: yeah. >> appraiser: so this little scholar's object is probably only worth somewhere in the region of let's say between six and nine thousand pounds. >> woman: oh, my gosh. you're joking? my mum's in florence. i'll have to ring her. >> appraiser: it's a wonderful, wonderful object. >> woman: i can't believe it. >> woman: i can't believe it. (music)ldldlds and new ideas through programs like this. made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ... hurley: most people when they talk about intelligence say iq and they think it's this nerdy thing that, you know, how good you

with these loud horns.le won't move out of your way at any cost, you have to use a louder horn. >> some people use very abusive language. some very dirty faces. but i don't care. my aim is to help my nation and prove that we are also civilized people. >> reporter: and they are determined to change things one driver and one vehicle at a time. >>> and joe is here, and she will tell us all about the sports news. >> thank you very much. [ inaudible ] the player failed to turn up to train on tuesday and [ inaudible ] considering -- in the meantime real maintained their start with a win. >> reporter: they weren't up for a repeat performance this time around. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: ronaldo springing the off-side tap, and tapping in for a 1-0 lead. the goalkeeper was once again on the bench, but his replacement didn't have a lot to do as madrid controlled position. but a goal was called back, too hasty in taking the free kick. things threatened to turn nasty for grenada after the break, but madrid str

(horn honking) (clicking) flip the jigger-mawizzer! (giggling) (horn honking) isn't this fun?f course. take a look. all aboard! (all grunting) nick: that looks like fun. (giggling) can we try? yeah, you sure can. let the babies grab hold of the bristles on your back. uh, we don't have bristles. lucky that i have some bristle-o-matic jackets with me. cool. thanks, cat. all: mommy, mommy. (giggling) look, we're bristly now, just like wilma. (both giggling) come on, babies, hop on. (cooing) look at all the spider babies we're carrying. this is awesome! (giggling) ♪ babies, we're carrying babies ♪ ♪ no if's or but's or maybe's ♪ ♪ it's a gently does it, don't you love it ♪ ♪ baby carrying day (giggling) ♪ how does wilma carry her babies? ♪ ♪ does she put them in a sack? no! ♪ ♪ she carries them on her back ♪ (giggling) these bristles on our back really work. but i think the babies would rather be with their mom. come on, little ones. hop on. thank you for showing us a great way to carry babies, wilma. and there's so many more ways to see. to the thingamajigger! bye, wilma. bye, ba

go back to new jersey. ( exasperated grunting ) ( honking horn ) come on! come on! off the road! the streets are for the living. slow down, you maniac! show some respect for this coffin full of bricks representing a young man lost at sea! ( siren wails ) oh, great. what'd i do? this better be important. can the sweet talk, thelma and louise. you have a serious mental illness. the technical term is "road rage." i'll see you tomorrow morning at traffic school, speedy. and you got exactly five seconds to get out of my sight. oh... ( tires screeching ) oh, why are the pretty ones always insane? okay, i assume you all know why you're here. that's right. you're all angry sick people. but over these next eight hours you will be broken down to the level of infants then rebuilt as functional members of society then broken down again, then lunch then, if there's time, rebuilt once more. all right, roll it, lou. hello. i'm sergeant crew and i'm here to talk to you about... duh. quiet, fatso. the sergeant's talking. go on, dear. in these modern hectic days of fast food, answeri

(horn blares, tires squeal) hop on! where did he go?!nt that way, past the reflecting pool! damn! he's nowhere in sight. i'll ask these fellas. maybe they've seen him. excuse me, have you seen...? h-h-hold on a second. i'm trying... hold on a sec. hey, pal, stop talking while i'm talking, all right? you want a sandwich full'a knuckles? do ya? all right, that's it. cleveland, you take cleveland. joe, you take joe. quagmire, you take quagmire and i'll get fatty mcloudmouth. it's no use, peter. we've lost him. peter: our journey had abruptly ended, and the trail had gone cold. well, i guess we're never gonna find the source of that joke. i guess there's nothing to do now but head back home. stop right where you are! (all gasp) down on the ground! peter: we were all terrified that this would prove to be an unexpected end to our journey. but little did we know, our journey was far from over. (grunting) aah! aah! ooh! oh! all right, did you get the parking validated? ugh! no. (sighs) that was the whole reason we walked through crate & barrel.

horn man approved. >> horn man, good. old fart, bad. got it? >> how about these? big jonson. >> big jonson approved. big turd rejected. >> i would reject big johnson. >> big johnson was approved by the state. >> who wants to drive around with that on your plate? there are a bunch of unique and some questionable license plates in the district of florida. >> see food on a save humanity. krakhed and i'm a spy. help 2 p, possibly belonging to a yurologist. >> i don't want to think about that one. what's coming, play the "seinfeld" clip. you remember. i know do you. >> i got my new plates. somebody got mine and i got their plates. what do they say? >> assman. i'm cosmo kramer, the assman. >> can i help you? >> yeah. dr. assmo kramer. proctology. >> oh. okay. sure. >> thanks. have a good day. >> i wonder if that would have made it past the florida committee? >>> and someone like you i could have a new start. >> well -- whoa. whoa. did you see my license plate? >> and so tobias, hoping to straighten out his image set out an a new start. >> think about it for a minute, i'

[horn honking] >> reporter: and you absolutely must lay on the horn even if it is illegal and annoying. remember to make your own turning lane. pay no attention to the man with the ticket book. and stay off your cell phones unless you want to be featured on people behaving badly. you know what? maybe we should shut the bridge down every other weekend. it makes for good material. i'm not joking. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>> today marks the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and one of the most historic speeches of all time. dr. martin luther king jr. 's i have a dream speech. president obama was among the thousands who gathered on the national mall in washington to honor those who marched and thought for civil rights. here in the bay area, kron 4's haaziq madyun caught up with someone who was there for the original gathering and marched back in 1963. >> yes. >> reporter: you are look at a newspaper clipping photo of the legendary former oakland parts and recks supervisor paterson. taken when he was at the historic march on washington. >> king was a cataly

they honk horns and some of them walk faster or try to hit me. everywhere i go noise abounds and people have high conversations. i have people turn their backs on me in unity. they stare at me and start reading books and emit some kind of substance from their body that tries to hurt me. i've been cyclely represented in my that apartment building. it seems like nobody wants to deal with that. i've called the police several times and that's been down. i've had to go to occ. now i do nothing but try to live my life. i found out i'm a target. however, this target is not going away. i'm devanilla protected by god and he's the one that says whatever's going to happen if he wants me to go away or die. i need help. i've written countless letters to countless organizations and they do little you things. oh, you need a microwaive oh, i see this - i need the people to stop coming in and raping me. i found out they're trying to kill me as i sleep while i'm in the remedying period. but i need help. i need help >> thank you, ms. tillman. >> any other public co

[truck horn honks] [engine bell ringing] [horn honks] hey, here's the champion jump-roper.ff ruff. unh! hi, clifford. oh, hi, t-bone. i was just going to play ball. wanna join me? sure. but first i have to tell you i figured it out. figured out what? i figured out what makes me special. i make people feel better. you sure do. i made fire chief campbell feel better, and emily elizabeth and jetta, and sheriff lewis. you-you're making me feel pretty good right now, too, t-bone. come on, clifford, let's go see who else we can find to cheer up. you've got it, t-bone. emily elizabeth: clifford! it's story time. you want to hear a speckle story, don't you? woof woof. i thought so. he's your favorite. emily elizabeth: today's story is speckle and the homegrown garden. one sunny spring day, speckle and his friends decided to grow their very own garden. after they had prepared the soil, they planted rows and rows of seeds, carefully marking what each row would be. as the seeds sprouted, luna and darnell were in charge of watering, while speckle, reba, and ravi took turns weeding, so

have you seen my horns? >> i can run 35 miles per hour. are what are you thinking?e fun. >> the ambulance is the tip. >> the horns weren't sharpened, guys. it's not that bad. >> so we'll cheer you on next year. let us know. you'll give us the exclusive aft after? >> you've got it. >> okay, mark your calendars everybody. >>> up next, the travel app to turn those endless hours on the road into a fun adventure for the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time healthy gets a dose of happy. new yoplait greek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ maybe we could read together? ♪ what the? is that halo? i did not see that coming. ♪ you have outlook? and full office? ♪ wow you are a real pc. let's just go back to reading. ♪ actually, don't read that. ♪ >>> back now where mario's top three. if you're about to pack the kids in the car for one last summer road trip, you may want to think about a few fun detours along the way. kind of like this memorable scene from "national lampoon's vacation". >> i saw the detour s

look at that. [ horn honks ] g. there's a g. pick up that other half. she has the $1 million wedge, she has two half cars, which makes a whole car, pick and $2,500.er half. audra, spin or solve. $400. what letter? d. i think she figured it out. i'd like to solve, please. go ahead. "dancing in the street." yeah. [ eers and applause ] aah! oh, my gosh! what, did you bring -- aah! sorry! jim, tell her what she got here. you got it, pat. congratulations, audra. you just won a new ford fiesta. your road trip awaits from star ford. $15,090. she has such a poker face. she's -- "i don't know it," and then she picks -- whoa! [ laughter ] what else you got here? oh, my, this little green sparkly thing that you can hang on to, and you got a big lead at t this moment -- $20,9. but things can change in a hurry on the "wheel." oh, wait mine!ot a big lead at t this moment -- $20,9. [ gasps ] wait a minute. wait a minute. oh, my god, i totally forgot! there's so much going on. we got cars, we got a million bucks. i almost didn't send you to belize. what is wrong with m

she's like, you know what, i've got horns that can poke you. and my baby's behind me, so watch where you're going and get out of my way. just scampers off. >> now again, this is relatively dangerous for humans to scale and she's just scampering around like it's nothing. >> that looks like a myth call creature. >> i was thinking the same thing. take off one of the horns, you've got a unicorn. >> it's amazing to me how sure footed they are on these surfaces. >> it's a great hike. great climb for theseguys. but what a neat treat to be able to see such a rare animal up there. >>> willie versus the windshield wipers. >>> steven, hot wheels that you and i know are little toy cars, but check this thing out. this is the lower humongous. it's an electric wheelchair with a flame thrower on the front built by 52-year-old engineer lance grayhouse. >> this thing is incredibly awesome. riding around in the desert near phoenix, arizona. that flame can shoot just about as far as a city bus. now, i imagine this doesn't really serve a, you know, functional purpo

ken, go ahead. [ horn honks ] oh, you can pick up a half car. not yet, not yet. [ sputters ] k. [ laughter ] k! no! sorry. dawn. dawn: d. no! erica, back to you. wellll, this would be a really good time to find a letter now. l? two l's. whoo! $5,000 worth of l's. no vowels left. spin or solve. i would like to solve. go ahead. please leave a message after the beep. beep. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. nice job. thank you. good work. you seem happy. i am! well, that was a nice time to land onhat. i know. $5,000. you have the lead at this point, and we're gonna take a break and come back and play some more "wheel" and make more people happy. it what we do. i'm so excited! i know. me too, and i didn't win anything. [ cheers and applause ] "wheel" returns with more sandals resorts week after this. caramel mocha. caramel almond. caramel turtle. [ sighs ] that would've been awkward. with dunkin's caramel iced coffee flavors, there are more ways than ever to love caramel. try the new caramel coconut today. america runs on dunkin'. "the democra

(horn honking) flick the jigger-mawizzer. (laughing) (horn honking) isn't this fun? all: yahoo!these are my friends nick and sally. hello, sally. (laughing) that tickles. hi there, nick. you're great at playing hide-and-seek, matilda. you were here and then you were there. (laughing) that wasn't me over there. it's my little calf, marlon. i'll give him a call. (squeaking) (marlon squeaking) oh, i can hear him. there. (squeaking) hi. hi. hello. hi, marlon. we'd like to swim like you. can you show us how to do it? (laughing) i sure can. all right. (laughing) yahoo! yeah! just as soon as we get some air. where are you going? (sniffing) cat: manatees may have big, fishy tails, but they're not fish. they can't breathe underwater. i get it. matilda and marlon breathe air like we do. just like you and me. are you all ready to swim now? yes! yes! okay. first up, the tail flip. show them, marlon. (laughing) mama, they don't have tails. (laughing) no tails? you're right, son. that's going to make swimming like us kind of tricky. leave it to me. (sighing) i don't need swimming lessons. i'm

>> you see the bull gore this man with his horn. gets him down on the ground and is relentless with this man. >> let me show you another video of this exact same event. this video is getting a lot of attention in europe. you'll notice this bull is completely relentless with this man. he gets him with his horns in his torso and in this man's leg. and ends up pushing this man against the cave. officially they grab this man to safety as other officials calm this bull. the reason this video is getting so much attention that man is 41-year-old peter main, the former british soldier on vacation with his wife and stepdaughter. had always wanted to do something like this. but as a result of this attack he had to get 150 stitches and staples to close up the wound on his leg and on his torso. he was immediately rushed to the hospital after this event. and is currently unable to travel because he is right now in a wheelchair as a result of these injuries. now, his stepdaughter was just outside of the cage. as this is happening she says he was

you've got his paw on the horn. >> the loud reason why you don't want to leave this pup alone. >>> it'sect time of the summer for a good old-fashioned baseball manager meltdown. these are the best. caught on camera. this is rick. he's the manager of the winnipeg gold eyes. they are a pro team in canada. you can see he's upset with some sort of call. and then watch this. here comes the meltdown. >> looks like they're dancing. >> also gets very close. right up in each other's face. here is the classic manager kicked out move. buries home plate. takes the chaw out of his mouth. storms off. still a little bit fired up. umpire in this situation. eventually you have to get over there. kick that tobacco away and clean up the mess. clean off home plate. you might get tossed out of the game. >> next time get really irritated i want to see you throw down your chaw and cap. >> i'm going to kcover up my laptop. >> cover it up. >> spit my gum. >>> shark is out near the shore. >> that's about as close as i want to get. >>> we're in the parking lot. >> people there are getting impatient with somebody

accept nothing less. [ horn honks ] kevin! toaster strudel, yah?ying mmmm. totino's pizza rolls. mmm hmmm. mmmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. the following program contains dangerous stunts that should not be reenacted and mature material. viewer discretion is advised. ♪ [ music ] now on "whacked out sports," our lights are on for danger. a sledder goes cliff diving. a rider's stuck in reverse. plus, munchkin wrestling. should it be outlawed? here's why i'm taking you -- >> ing. chuck wagon racing. and the "whaced out sports top five." it's "whacked out sports," diving into an er near you right now. hey thrill seekers, thanks for checking us out as we check these stunt junkies in, to the nearest emergency room. if you're a connoisseur of comas, concussions, or good ol' compound fractures, you've come to the right place. >> i read this interview with conan o'brien once. that's right, jerks, i can read. you s

(horn honking) ♪ flick the jigger-mawizzer! jars. who's that on my tree stump?! cat in the hat: there's your answer. stan likes to guard the tree stump where he lives. get off my tree stump! whoa, stan's scary! super scary! (groaning) both: whoa! (stan roaring) stan, it's me! oh, cat! you should have said you were coming. whoa! uh, can you give me a hand? no problem! ready to roll, team? one, two, three! go! (all straining) oh, thank you so much for helping me. you're welcome! i'm nick, and this is my friend, sally. pleased to meet you both. see? stan isn't scary at all. nah, it's all just pretend. i wouldn't hurt a fly. don't you eat flies? no, i prefer wood sap! oh, and honeydew. mm-mm! but you've got those scary horns! oh, they're for scaring away! (chuckling) i keep other bugs away from my stump by looking scary. oh, i have an idea! we can look scary to keep sneaky cookie snatchers away from our cookie jar! like this-- (growling) (growling) uh, not bad. uh... if you don't mind me saying, you need to look a little scarier. b

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and i want to thank our party chairman, janitor horn -- je horn, for her dedication, for her tenacityack down from a fight. principles,or our and she works very, very hard. we are grateful for what you are doing for our party. i know that jennifer and all of you are working incredibly hard to make sure that 2014 is a winning year here in new hampshire for republicans. ad i will tell you this -- winning year we need not just in new hampshire, but we need to take back the united states senate for republicans. [applause] what is at stake? we know what is at stake. what is at stake is, we live in the greatest nation in our. we are so blessed to live here in this country. trillion in debt, and a president who wants to keep spending and spending. it is only because republicans have control of the house that there has been any stop on that spending. when you think about obamacare and what it is doing to our --inesses, to individuals what about the rest of us americans? law has to go, and it has to be repealed. we need more republicans in the united states senate and in congress to keep the m

you've got his paw on the horn. >> the loud reason why you don't want to leave this pup alone. ♪ [ manhe yours? yeah. my first. congratulations, she's beautiful. oh, she's so sweet. thanks. your applewood pulled pork with extra pickles sir. ahh, she is perfect. [ male announcer ] new subway applewood pulled pork. tender pork n' rich barbecue sauce, bursting with sweet, smoky applewood flavor. get it before it's gone. subway. eat fresh. ♪ [ camera shutter snaps ] >>> it's perfect time of the summer for a good old-fashioned baseball manager meltdown. these are the best. caught on camera. this is rick. he's the manager of the winnipeg gold eyes. they are a pro team in canada. you can see he's upset with some sort of call. and then watch this. here comes the meltdown. >> looks like they're dancing. >> also gets very close. right up in each other's face. here is the classic manager kicked out move. buries home . >> thaalways up in each other. this is the classic manager kicked up move. takes it out of his mouth and on the ground, throws the hat away. storms off and fired up. the umpire in t

we'll see you here next time. ♪ [ horn honks ] kevin! toaster strudel, yah?m, flaky, gooey toaster strudel. faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying mmmm. totino's pizza rolls. mmm hmmm. mmmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. the battle over egypt's future has sparked an unusual political split over washington lawmakers. democrats and republicans are on both sides of the debate. brian moore has the latest. >> while egypt teeters on the edge of civil war. >> the last few days have been unconscionable. >> the billion

go over and you'd fire. >> ...and other safety equipment on board with you. [ air horn blows ] here are some more safety tips from the american boating association. know your boat. that means really understand how to operate it. learn the rules of the road. even though you're on water, it's very much like driving a car. you need to know who has the right of way and who must yield, as well as the legal speed limits. and before setting out, always check the weather forecast for the entire day ahead. some states require you to take a course before operating certain kinds of boats. but even if it's not the law where you are, experts still encourage every boater to take a class on safety. >> i would say that it can only help you when you're on the water and it only does good for you and helps you become a better sailor or better person on the water. >> because people are real excited to use boats but they're not necessarily sure of what to do in a dangerous situation. >> if you got in something, a situation that's dangerous, then you might get hurt yourself or endanger others or something. >

so the swat team made its move, using a bull horn to order him to come out. >> reporter: police fired at least seven shots. >> after numerous attempts via phone calls and bull horns, there was no response at the residence. so the swat team approached the residence, attempted to make contact with the individual inside the residence. at that point the individual charged the officers with a weapon, and the officers were forced to open fire and to shoot the individual. >> reporter: the man was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators later discovered the body of an adult woman inside the home. several homes were evacuated during the standoff. dave sharp has lived here 50 years and was surprised to see a swat team outside his home this morning. >> i watched them. they got on the back of the truck, a vehicle, and then they went down to the house. i saw them unload. and about half hour later or maybe 15 minutes later i heard pop pop pop pop. >> reporter: officers spent the day processing the scene. one investigator climbed a fire ladder to take aerial photos where the shooting happened. n

sarah horn said yes.n stage looming over the tiny chenoweth, the random audience member began to sing and she could sing. ♪ because i would do ♪ because i knew you ♪ i haven't >> guess what happened today? the hollywood bowl asked horn who happens to be a freelance voice coach to perform again on stage next month. >>> and a mystery in kansas tonight that still has children enchanted. so many on the look out for some very elusive knomes, these little knomes homes had been popping up in a park there, pathways, little doors, trees made into little houses. inside little tables and place settings. the park said the surprise knome leaves behind the tree homes. no one knows who they are but they are a very big hit. >>> when we come back right here, why dr. king never planned to use those words i have a dream and why he did. to use those words i have a dream and why he did. [ all ] who's new in the fridge! i help support bones... [ ding! ] ...the immune system... [ ding! ] ...heart health... [ ding! ] ...and musc

horn man approved. >> horn man, good. old fart, bad. got it? >> how about these?big turd and big jonson. >> big jonson approved. big turd rejected. >> i don't get that. the selection process seemed random and a local viewer spotted unique and questionable license plates in the district of florida. >> see food on a save humanity. krakhed and i'm a spy. >> i don't want to think about that one. what's coming, play the "seinfeld" clip. you remember. i know do you. >> i got my new plates. somebody got mine and i got their plates. what do they say? >> assman. i'm cosmo kramer, the assman. >> yeah. dr. assmo kramer. proctology. >>> and someone like you i could have a new start. >> well -- whoa. whoa. did you see my license plate? >> and so tobias, hoping to straighten it out, his image set out on new start. >> think about it for a minute, i'm sure you'll get it. here's to you, florida's department of highway safety motor vehicle. thank you for doing what you do. keeping the streets safe from big turds and old farts. we salute you.

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