and then enter their infinity turn. they start to flip over. one, two, three. >> oh my! >> amazing! just so remarkable. >> awesome. >> that's how much planning it takes something to do something like this. clearly these guys planned absolutely nothing. >> are they -- is this dude hooked to the car battery? >> no. the air bag beneath his butt is hooked to the car battery. these guys are going to do the air bag stunt. >> genius. how is this either. >> no. it's bad. >> i bet it broke -- that was a massive one. >> right. >> yeah. >> right. listen to the guy who got blasted here. he says i think i broke my back. guess what doctor you're right. he did break his back. fractured vertebrae, in the . don't do this. >> it's going to affect the rest of his l >>> all right, everybody, it's time to give away an ipad mini. >> you need the buzzword be 18 years or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, click on win ipad mini. >> enter on facebook twitter or both. you can enter on each every day. >> reveal friday's buzzword. do it. it is quest. >> get over to rightthism

we thought we had figured this out and we would scale this to infinity. little did we know what we did not know. we found ourselves underwater all of the sudden. the site is going down. we are developing a reputation for the site going down. the most am interning part was, we had these brilliant creators. people using tumblr to do remarkable things. using it as their home, for their incredible work. we are taking it off the internet and out of the world. that was so unforgivable. terrible. it was crushing for me and the team to be screwing up in that way. it was exacerbated by the fact that we had not built out the big robust engineering team we needed the time to get through to the other side. >> you started as a teenager. you go through these highs and lows. how did you develop your own personality and style as a leader? how hard was that? >> i have been lucky to have great investors and mentors from early on. i have great partners with me to steer me to what i should have been doing with my time. for every moment in our history. the way the team has th

infinity. always. reescribe las reglas.e su pequeÑo emanuel. aquÍ le va. >>le preguntamos a ninel conde sobre la deuda que tiene el programa con el bombÓn asesino por mÁs de 20.000 $. >> estamos controlando con mis abogados. yo querÍa esperar un poquito por el seÑor josÉ porque es un hombre que merece mi respeto y se porto maravilloso conmigo. si en un cierto tiempo no sucede nada, deberemos hacer lo correcto que es cobrar lo que ya trabajamos. ahora no quiero ensuciar con ese tipo de cosas. estoy contenta y agradecida con dios y siempre inventaran cosas, pero nosotros estamos bien. >> la actriz hace caso omiso a cualquier habladurÍa sobre su caso personal. la actriz comentÓ sobre los regalos que llegaron para su hijo en el dÍa de reyes. >>muchos juguetes y una carta que le entregaron a travÉs de su padre. su padre es una persona super sensible. estoy muy contenta y agradecida con dios por este bello regalo. >> televisa espectaculos. >> felicidades a ninel y a su bebÉ emanuel. (cough) carlos, siento mucho la interrupción. m

the confines of the infinity center has the turps3-1 in the conference. tomorrow night they host another newbie, the inaugural season for rutgers, now considered the worst team in the conference but off a huge upset over wisconsin this weekend. the coach isn't worried. he says it is his team's chemistry on the court this season that has been key to their success. >> i knew when practice started in june that these guys kind of fit it together. what is different about -- a lot of guys get along off the court, but this team gets along on the court. there is always jealousy and playing time and all that, but we don't have any of that this year. >> the turps also host michigan state this weekend in a big, big 10 basketball showdown. you can see that game saturday at 4:00 right here on wusa 9. and you can see a special post game game-on with special appearances. finally, a trending topic from last night's national college chicken game. it had nothing to had with the -- college championship game. it had nothing to had with this guy, who had a resemblance to bob

. >> to infinity and beyond, that's what i think of when i see that, good morning, it is friday, it is the end of workweek for some people. taking a look at the moon there 5:44 30 degrees. we don't have bud light here, but we have our own traffic super hero. let's go over to karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: i'm a super hero, i love that. checking the suburban report. i want to talk about the tractor-trailer accident in gloucester county, new jersey on the new jersey turnpike northbound approaching exit 3. it was an accident involving a tractor-trailer but it split open. it was carrying bags of rock salt. watch out the left lanes are block northbound and southbound, as well. traffic is getting by, but expect delays in both directions. an accident 295 northbound past exit 322 watch for that. we did have a little frost in the overnight hours you might have spots of black ice. we're seeing a bunch of accidents today. we have concerns about icy conditions here. bethel road at skippack pike. we have icy conditions there. why it -- white marsh township, pennsylvania avenue and commerce

infiniti luxly lyuxury 2014 models are affected too. most of the vehicles being recalled were sold in north america. nissan officials say anti-freeze can seep through the driver's side carpet and cause electrical problems. they also say a faulty latch can cause the hood to open while the car is in motion. the officials say so far there have been no reports of accidents or injuries due to the problems. people at the u.s. central bank have maintained their policy of being patient in deciding when to raise the key interest rate. market players say there has been no major change to the policy makers' stance. officials at the federal reserve wrapped up their two-day meeting on wednesday. they repeated they would be patient in deciding when to raise interest rates from near zero. that's wording they introduced in december. they deleted another phrase people had gotten used to seeing. policy makers dropped the expression "for a considerable time" in referring to how long interest rates would remain low. policy makers brushed aside market worri

we have pending now, down in columbus georgia which is where fort bening is, and it's where the infinity school is, we have found -- there are -- the lender is -- the military lending act is not apply to a title pawn because title passes in a pawn transaction. that's simply in our view incorrect, and the matters before the 11th circuit court of appeals here, we expect to prevail on that. but some of these cases are just tragic cases. alison tweets us in, let us not forget the average marine will spent $200 per month from a meager paycheck, on required out of the costly. they don't have enough money. some military offices can lose their -- this can work as a double edged sword, one side has a need which decides their deed as per government rules and then we have texas apple seed sowing the seeds of justice. and you are from these texas apple seed. a lot can lose their security clearance if they fall into debt, which begs how do they have transparency? who do you talk to about this? if you lose your security clearance, doesn't this just worsen the problem? what have you seen in your experi

one of the most disturbing elements for me was several of the men said look, we're not the only infinity that is doing this. we aren't the only guys committing these acts we are just the ones that happened to get cause. following that, some of them were convicted but there were no officers top command who were held accountability, can you assess the response of top command in terms of the kill team. >> you bring up some terrific points that was one of the most troubling aspects of the documentary, and the incident, the failure to hold commanders accountability, at least in a more transparent way, a way to send a message, there was a comprehensive investigation conducted specifically into command accountability, but when the soldiers who all faced similar pressures of malaise and frustration, when they are operating under restrictive rules where was the platoon leader where was the company commander, where wasluth and the captain when they were told when they would see a dead civilian and ask where's the weapon and suddenly the weapon would show up, they knew or should have known, and tha

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able to work on the human body whereas suspended animation kind of suggests this kind of, you know, infin ite amount of time of being in the state which is more like hibernation than it is in creating 45 minutes to allow surgeons to actually work on the injuries >> i am sure when it comes to an emergency situation, you know, 15 minutes, 45 minutes can be complete difference between life and death >> for sure. >> or brain damage and not >> one minute, five minutes is the difference between life and death. if that could be extended 30 to 45 missed, think about the procedures they would be able to complete >> i was reading in one minute of having a stroke, you could lose two million brain cells. that. if they can control how much damage is being done, you know, cut that down to just five minutes, that can be a huge change >> jenny, how far away are we from knowing whether or not thes treatment? >> i think this is about really the clinical trials are about really learning how this is going to work on the human body because cells, when they do not receive oxygen start to degenerate. this proce

recalling more than 550,000 rogues for the same problem as well as 200,000 pathfinder suvs and 2013 infinity5 suvs for problems related to a secondary hood latch.>6 >>> a new report says cars are safer now than they were a few years ago. overall rates of deadly accidents are down but some cars pose a significantly higher risk. danielle nottingham reporting. pz el cars offer greater safety for >> reporter: late-model cars offer greater safety for cars than ever before. that's according to the insurance institute for highway safety. a new iihs report says the chances of dying in a late-model vehicle in 2011 fell by 41% compared to late-model vehicles in 2008. adrian lund is the group's president. >> largely it's because vehicles are improving. >> reporter: in his report eight years ago no vehicle had zero driver deaths but niep different 2011 models have not had a single fatality and six of them are suvs. >> that's a real turnaround from a decade ago when suvs weren't the safest vehicle on the road because they had a tendency to roll over. >> reporter: that changed when suv makers installed el

the worst according to consumer reports' survey is infiniti's in touch. >> more than one out of five q-150 owners report a problem with the car's system. that's horrible for a brand new car. >> reporter: some systems like cadillac's q are just plain frustrating. there are no knobs so many functions are done using flush buttons that are temperamental. ford's my ford touch has been both unreliable and frustrating. so the company is introducing a completely redesigned system called sync 3 in 2016 models. car makers are also working with phone makers to make controls simpler. apple's car play integrates your iphone into your car. for apple users, that means the screen is familiar and you can use voice commands. for now, if you want apple's car play, you will have to get it on the aftermarket and that can cost as much as $1200. but it will become available on many brand new cars very soon. google android auto is set for release soon. android users should pick it up quickly. >> consumer reports says the most intuitive systems come from kia and chrysler. they have easy to use touch screens

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we thought we had figured this out and we would scale this to infinity.e did we know what we did not know. we found ourselves underwater . all of a sudden the site is going down. we are developing a reputation for the site going down. the most stomach turning part was, we had these brilliant creators. people using tumblr to do remarkable things. using it as their home, for their incredible work. we are taking their stuff off the internet and out of the world. we thought that was so unforgivable. terrible. it was crushing for me and the team to be screwing up in that way. it was exacerbated by the fact that we had not built out the big robust engineering team we needed the time to get through to the other side. >> you started as a teenager. you go through these highs and lows. how did you develop your own personality and style as a leader? how hard was that? >> i have been lucky to have great investors and mentors from early on. i have great partners with me to steer me to what i should have been doing with my time. for every moment in our history. the way

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it is an infinity high-resolution screen.no borders. 13 inches and we took all the air out of the back so to speak and rebuild the world's smallest known work -- notebook without compromising performance and we increase the battery life to 15 hours in doing so. this has the distinction of being the smallest 13-inch notebook in 11-inch form factor with 15 hours of battery life. quite an innovative product. we also broke through in a new price point at $799. >> on the pc business, lots of talk about a resurgence in that business. how is the velocity of sales going on, how are overall pc sales going? >> for us, it has been quite a good run. seven consecutive quarters of year-over-year growth. q3 in the u.s. alone, our business grew 23%, which was bigger than the next two biggest competitors combined. you can see the momentum we have had for seven quarters. it is quite positive, we see stabilization in the pc business, and we see people going back to the pc, which is exciting for us. >> this is an android tablet, not necessarily

it's an infinity screen with high resolution. it has no border. it's a 13 inch screen. all of the air out of the product, so to speak. we built the smallest 13 inch notebook without compromising performance and high resolution display. the battery life is increased to 15 hours. this is the smallest 13 inch notebook with 15 hours of battery life. it's an innovative product. we have a new price point of $799. >> a lot of talk on the resurgence in the pc business or it. >> 2014 was an improvement in the pc business. it's been a good run for us. we have year-to-year growth. our business grew 27% in the united states alone. if you extracted dell from the u.s. market, it only grew 2%. you can see the momentum we have had for seven consecutive orders. we see stabilization and we see people going back to the pc which is exciting to us. >> this is an android tablet. tell me why this is special. >> this product won the best in innovation. many of the world's first's. it's hard to tell, it's the thinnest. it has the best display in the tablet industry. it is an edge to edge screen

of the things his father used to be, talking to people on new year's day establishing more of an infinity. what do you think? >> margin of appealing to us if you look at it superficially, he's a chip off the old block or the old, old block, the grandfather's block. i don't see major changes there. >> ambassador, we'll watch closely. by the way, the actor who played him in "the interview," oscar worthy of course slighted at this year's oscars. thank you, ambassador. and thank you for watching. just reminding you about "strange inheritance" coming up on the 26th. we preview it. man, the whole world is talking about it. . john: it's goliath, he's so big and scary. what chance does david have? today, davids all over the world are crushed by goliath government. >> hundreds of riot police knock activists to the ground. john: beer makers farmers, entrepreneurs, goliath says -- >> they're not properly regulated. john: goliath takes some of their home. >> not fair it's not right, but there's no telling when this nightmare will end. john: can david defeat goliath? that's our show tonight.

. >> and she would grab this, and i would create like an infinity pool of water.t's where she would do her business. >> wow. >> for ann, animals have long been important companions, says her brother, ken patton. >> so she developed that bond with animals at a very early age. >> ken and ann grew up in rio de janeiro. >> what was your sister like? as a little girl and as a teenager? >> very popular in school, she hung out with the cool crowd definitely. >> outgoing and popular, but something wasn't quite right. >> when i was in my pre-teens, 10, 12, i knew something was weird. something was different. >> weird and different turned out to be early signs of what would later become serious mental illness. >> i didn't have any suicide attempts or anything like that until my 20s, that is when it really hit. >> ann would be diagnosed as bipolar. a condition characterized by episodes of severe mood swings. she says that might explain her making sometimes rather impulsive decisions, like moving to virginia. >> one morning i woke up and i said, i'm done with cities. i want t

but that number is certainly not infin ite.r or later, someone will slip through the net and wreak havoc. >> okay. >> reporter: there were various suggestions that were made to do with how to tighten up information sharing within the shingan zone and how to maybe monitor people better on the internet or try to establish sort of dealeper surveillance of problematic groups but this is going to go on for a long time to come. there is certainly going to be no resolution to this soon. >> rory thanks for that rory challands at the place de la de la republic. live pictures from inside the grand synagogue in paris. you can see the french president there, francois hollande has just arrived at the synagogue. there is going to be a candle-lighting ceremony. we are going to hear from both president hollande and the prime minister. i think that's the back of the prime minister's head. yes, it is. >> that's the prime minister of isis isisis benjamin netanyahu. >> this way, please. this way, please. >> we will be hering from both of those lea

. >> this infinity scarf is $20.s coat is marked down from $420 to $120, that is $300 off, kristin deaderline says there are tips to staying stylish. >> a thicker belt you would wear with jeans or a dress and tie it around and you can see the form fitting silhouette. >> and now they are slashing an additional percentage off items like this scarf that can be worn a bunch of different ways. >> if you work in a cold officer, can you throw it on like a shawl. it pulls double duty. >> and cold weather gear is up to 60% off. >> it's really cool, it's puffy but so thin. >> but still warm. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli adam joseph and shirleen allicot, we are back for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> tuesday night the big story on "action news" is the snow approaching our area and the skies are hazy over center city and things are changing and

the worst according to "consumer reports" is infinity.s report a problem with the entertainment system. that is horrible for a brand new car. >> some systems like cadillac are just frustrating. there are no nobs, many are using flush buttons. my ford touch is unreliable and frustrating. the company has introduced a redesigned system for 2016 models. carmakers are working with fop makers to make controls easy and apple integrities iphone into the car. for apple users the scene is familiar and you can use the voice commands. if you want the apple car play you have to get it on the after hark debt that can cost up to $1,200 but it will be available on membership brand new cars soon. >> google droid release and it works with the phone so droid users should pick it up quickly. "consumer reports" says the most easy come from kia and chrysler with easy to use touch screens and retain some familiar nobs and buttons. >>> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> and the idea of imploding candlestick is stir up a heated debate. >>

some models of 2013 and 2014 rogue suvs, nissan path finders and infinities are all teact affected. toyota is recalling about 52,000 of its avalon sedans from 2011 and 2012. short circuits in the awdz crow system -- audio system wires are the source of this problem. no injuries have been reported relating to any of those issues. >>> cue up the music. spotify and seasony have linked up. -- sony have linked up. [indiscernible] it launches sometime this spring for ps4 and ps3 as well as sony's smartphone and tablets. you can sign up for spotify with your existing playstation network i.d. >>> an internet tv streaming service has launched this week. insiders expect to see more of these options soon. they say at&t is likely next up to the plate. verizon also wants to launch a similar service later this year. internet tv streaming service. >>> the week leading up to super bowl sunday is big business in a couple of industries, but tv would be one of them. the consumer electronics association found in recent years, more than one in four hdtv owners bought their tvs specifically to watch the

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