within the framework why did no and karate they stand up fighting still claims to be one of the mostuel and most realistic with only punching to the head normally restricted for safety reasons welcome to guy which is japanese for this side of ultimate truth the star was founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty four by most adults all yama and mention never tasted defeat fighting bulls just one part of his alternative training regime this is his successor shockey much to eat r t caught up with matthew in moscow one of the most respected karate musters inaction today as a new venue for advanced petitioners opened in the russian capital and russian athletes are powerhouse in the sport in particular tauriel nicolay shrilly who won the japanese open championship is the best proof of it that twenty one year old russian is a true sensation becoming the youngest winner of the most prestigious event along with being the first ever foreigner to play in the title in the land of the rising sun which is my work barry hald as well as my trainer who devoted himself to raising me is a martial arti

hey, let's play "karate pinata," you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ karate pinata ♪ [ cheers and applauses pretty good. >> jimmy: this is "karate pinata," the time-honored sport of kicking pinatas while blindfolded. behold, the fiesta ring. [ gong ] i am sensei jimmy fallon. [ gong ] [ laughter ] now, please welcome our three audience contestants. come out. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the "karate pinata" dojo. what is your name and where are you from? >> matt from long island. [ light laughter ] >> natalie from new jersey. [ light laughter ] >> benji from new jersey. >> jimmy: thank you, benji from new jersey. [ light laughter ] >> you're welcome. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. here is how the game works. to your left, you'll see four confetti-filled pinatas, each of which bears striking resemblance to four current celebrities in the news. tim tebow. [ light laughter ] rick santorum. [ light laughter ] america's favorite tv chef, paula deen. [ light laughter ] and from "different strokes," the gooch. [ laughter ] now, one at a time, you'll take your place under the fiesta ring. when play st

i showed my mom, i want to do karate. i want to do karate. she was like, okay, we'll take you.t going, kept going. i went to the advanced class, when i was a green belt. and i was to lead the class. they listened to me there. i became the instructor. i became one of the instructors there. >> these young adults had a lot going for them. they were role models in the community. they had children who looked up to them. they were studying to go to school. they had achieved a black belt, which is an extraordinary significant achievement at a very young age. and it all went away on one stupid night. >> anton uch chi and another instructor, josh robinson, had allegedly been stealing from the company, and decided to burn down the building to cover their tracks. they recruited murillo to help. during the blaze, robinson was killed and toy were charged with murder and arson. murillo immediately confessed to her role in the fire. >> i really wasn't thinking obviously. even the best of us get caught up sometimes. for the first time in my life my conscience didn't kick in and just say, don't

the children wore karate uniforms and were barefoot. they started the day's session by sitting up straight up on rocks sitting by the river to concentrate. then they practiced punches and kicks as well as sparring moves. the practice concluded after trainers and older children waded knee deep into the river to demonstrate karate moves. >> translator: the three of us do karate together. it was cold but it made me feel motivated. >> translator: i have never knocked down an opponent. so i want to score my first win at the tournament this year. >> here with a few moves of her own is rachel ferguson, with world weather. >>> hi there, yes, welcome to the world weather, we're going to show you some weather moves, anyway, wee start off here in eastern asia. things looking dry and fine across the continent. we run into showers in the southwest of china. to the north, the system is going to be snow. and in the upper elevations, some of it will be heavy. in the lower-lying regions we're looking at some less-heavy preparation and that's going to be

moves. >> translator: the three of us do karate together. it was cold but it made me feel motivated. >> translator: i have never knocked down anything so i want to score my first win at the tournament this year. >>> quite bracing to say the least. up next here on "newsline," the extended world weather forecast. >>> that concludes this addition of "newsline." i'm james tengan in tokyo. thanks for watching. stay tuned tomorrow here on nhk world. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> my girl is touchy, and she doesn't cook. or anything. >> i work from morning 'til night. even on holidays. but i never get a raise. it's not fair. >> my boyfriend is a women p. -- a wimp. when he is angry, he takes it out on me and cries. >> grumbling. complaining about things beyond one's control. today on documentary 20 minutes, we'll listen to the grumblings of ordinary people on the streets. shinsaibashi is busy in osaka and streets are bustling with people. they come here after work for a drink. i was strolling the streets after the last train had left, lo

and that antonucci talked two other employees, also karate instructors, into helping them.ntonucci says it was all robinson's idea. no one will ever know because robinson died in the fire. >> i was just a coward. i didn't really want to participate but i wasn't willing to say, no, i'm not going to do this. and if nothing else guilty by association but i'm also guilty by action, unfortunately. >> while antonucci is facing anywhere from 7 to 21 years for his crime, the prosecutor is asking for 15. the judge is expected to make his decision within a matter of days. >> at this point i'm just looking for mercy. i'm saying, hey, this isn't me. i'll never do anything like this again. i won't so much as run a stop sign again. i just look for mercy from the court system. i'm still hoping for a miracle in some way, shape or form that can get me less than seven years. >> while antonucci waits for his miracle, one thing he can count on is a letter. or more specifically a postcard from his girlfriend. >> basically in maricopa county we're not allowed to get any sort of letters. it has t

weight is measured in troy ounces, purity in karats and percentage is how much of the going rate the dealer will pay. to get a ballpark figure get out a kitchen scale, a cheap one is fine and weigh your jewelry in grams. there are 31 grams to a these are about half a troy ounce. now look for the sample on the jewelry. 24 carats is nearly 100 gold making 14 karat about these 15%. so this equals..29 and then multi by the spot rate you get $470. shoot for a percentage of 80% leaving 20% for profit and handling and the ballpark price for this jewelry is $375, very close to the 371 offered by two as for west coast gold by others. we asked why the the difference. not knowing the exact details of the transaction, it is difficult to give you an exact answer. one possible reason is the buyer in the store did not evaluate properly. we always offer a fair price and back it up with a 110% price match guarantee. >> you really do need to find out the value of the gold, how much you have and how much it's. had i not known was $371 i might have sold it for $171. >> take a few minutes to weigh it and

jeff used the website to find an authentic dojo for karate training. he trained for an hour. a portion of the money that jeff paid to the karate school went to takahashi's company. >> it was very fun. it was nice to experience something more japanese than just walking around and taking pictures of everything. >> reporter: takahashi's business receive as government subs ci subsidy, he's now trying to expand his service. on this day he visits a cafe where the patrons can hang out and fondle rabbits. takahashi thinks this concept is uniquely japanese. and the shop appreciates his service. >> translator: before i couldn't advertise to foreigners. this system helps me. >> reporter: takahashi's customers post their reviews on his website. he hopes marketing like this boosts tourism still suffering from the march disaster. >> translator: we live in an age in which people can just go online and share their tour experiences with the world. i want to make use of that platform for my business. >> a traditional japanese product that's on the ropes is going modern to survive. two innovato

it's important, if you know how much the gold, the karat and how much it weighs, you have a sense ofther they are giving you the value of what's there. >> do your homework. >>> the next is from a viewer trying to get into shape. she wants to use a pedometer to count her footsteps. which one? >> consumer reports magazine gave us the answer. they just tested 16 different pedometers. of the ten regular pedometers tested, all scored well on step count accuracy. prices range from five bucks to $30 for a go smart. consumer reports got great step results testing gps watches that range from $200 to $300. they track the distance and speed. they are better suited for those who want to monitor progress more quickly. inexpensive pedometers do a great job. >> the next question, how soon will you get sick if you're exposed to the flu virus and how long is the flu contagious. >> we went to the center for disease control to help us. after a person is exposed to the flu virus, they normally start showing symptoms after one but up to four days. on average, they will show symptoms around two days t. pe

on the current squad is shen wong playing the bully in the remake of the karate kid. >> and this is sot and beautiful coming through many different aspects. there is aerial movements and coordination. >> and swords. the team is kicking off a tour of the u.s., china pushing to

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. >> here's me karate kicking a spaceship. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah.better. did you -- >> i actually don't try. it just happens naturally, man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it does. >> it's pretty cool. i just wake up -- >> jimmy: you just -- and improve. >> things just get more incredible. but now i'm into hobbies, you know. a lot of hobbies i'm trying to do more of instead of just breaking records and stuff, you know. [ light laughter ] one of my new hobbies is making movie sequels that nobody wants to see. [ light laughter ] do you remember the old film "stand by me"? >> jimmy: i loved it, yeah. >> i just made a sequel. it's called "sit over there." [ laughter and applause ] i'm also making movie prequels that nobody's looking forward to. are you familiar with the classic hitchcock film, "psycho"? >> jimmy: yeah, i love it. >> i just made a prequel to "psycho." it's called "that's a weird kid." [ laughter ] you know, that kid's messed up, you know? something's off with him. >> jimmy: kid's a weird kid. yeah, yeah. something off, yeah. it's a prequel to "p

police say this woman took an 11-karat ring from her employers and sold it as a local store. she said she needed money to feed her children. >> bring it to your home. >>> in other news this morning, the fda is scrambling to test orange juice amid new concerns that it contains a chemical not approved in the u.s. the chemical, used to kill fungus was found in juice and a competitor's brand as well. the use in question was imported from brazil and often goes uninspected when it arrives in the u.s. the fda does not plan to remove juice from the shelves qulyet because they don't think the numbers are dangerous. >>> 1 in 6 adults admits to b g binge drinking. for college students, nearly 30% of them admit to it. these numbers are actually an underestimate. the problem is likely a lolt worse. >>> police in alaska are enforcing a long-standing law that makes it illegal to be seriously drunk in a bar. the idea is to cut down on other crimes, like sexual assault and drunk driving that occur after someone's had a few too many. >> be careful in the bars. >>> time for sports news this mor

. >> before we move on, here's a look at a group of karate students engaged in frigid midwinter training. about 70 students plunged into the surf at the beach in japan. the students practiced the maneuvers for half an hour in chilly wind. the instructor said this type of rigorous training helps to prepare students for life's difficulties. rachel ferguson is up next with weather. >>> hello, again. it looks like winter weather conditions are going to significantly strengthen across parts of japan. starting to see more snow and another 60 centimeters is possible in the next 24 hours. and along the northwestern coast her place as well we are going to be seeing winter precipitation piling up. nice and dry for the pacific edge, but a blast of arctic air is going to reach down into central locations including tokyo we'll see the temperatures coming down certainly by a few degrees into wednesday and thursday as well. bringing tokyo's temperature down to about 6 degrees for the high on thursday. staying high and dry across much of the continent. we do see just a few showers popping up down toward

most of the training that i am karate is much more short-term. it is not necessarily a ba degree. it is folks trying to get in the system. that is how we got to that. that is the way we worked into that. of those 700 jobs, that number, the 65 to 70 meant that definition of entry level. we did not go through like a hard analysis to look at the remaining, because typically in the hospital, those are different kinds of credentials and degrees. that is another conversation. supervisor avalos: do you feel a need to have a requirement on the remainder? the proportion of the other jobs outside of that that would benefit? >> you know, i think we would probably need to go back. i do not have that with me in terms of of those numbers how many are san francisco residence or how many are of that pool that the pilot -- hired for that fall into that category. -- hired for that who fall into that category. cpmc, the other hospitals that we work, including kaiser, you know, even our own hospitals, for entry level, which is what my focus has tended to be on, that is a realistic number, because a l

nowhere i'm not sure i'm going to grow up and doctor nothing wrong turn our breaking our interests in karate factories that jammed up its own front campaign promise gun naps and tell gox yeah. well many factors were involved. i was particularly interested what role being played by a group called americans for prosperity pay their mission is to engage citizens in the nine of limited governments and free markets essentially they are activists for radical form of capitalism with private enterprise not government is the guiding force in society of particular interest where the chief been affected as brothers charles and david call it according to the forbes least of the richest americans the koch sit a cool fifth with personal fortunes estimated at more than twenty billion dollars. to find out more come to the annual convention of americans for prosperity. well distancing himself publicly from the tea party movement david koch is known to play a very hands on role with i have. and sure enough as representatives of the group's hundred thousand members reported on their activities they later was t

while i waited, i saw william shatner doing karate, flashing money, fighting his evil twin and posingith somebody that looked like a gigantic pitcher. then priceline said they don't even have any flights. 46 seconds is a very long time, sort of dial-up time. tried another site, kayak, and in a tenth of a second and no videos of shatner, they got me a flight. maybe he got out at the right time. what's your favorite travel site? let us now. >>> still "outfront," the outfront five. hanging by a thread. legacy versus lawsuits. >> no matter what anybody else says, it wasn't joe's fault. >> all this "outfront" in our second half. business, it's all you. that's why you have us. at staples, we have low prices on everything your small business needs. staples. that was easy. >>> we start the second half of our show on stories we care about and tonight, we begin with two people dying, 100 injured. there's been severe weather in the southeast today. one of the hardest hit areas was jackson county, alabama. officials there are telling us the storm destroyed more than 200 homes and damaged another

karat-in hooper is the person who showed up at my read anything 2009, and she was instrumental in givingme access to this family actually. you know, the family was completely muzzled, quiet, not speaking to any press whatsoever. i was really the first person that they spoke to, and that was the result of my interactions with catherine. >> anyone else? >> yes, sir? >> [inaudible] >> i just, i was curious as you explored this story, how did you -- did it change how you thought about your own father? because i read your other book, and that was so great. and i'm just wondering what the tie is between the two. >> that's such a great question. um, you know, i have not spoken to my father -- my father hasn't spoken to me, i should say, since 2003. when i first wrote a piece for esquire about what i found out about my father. i wrote that piece anonymously, and that led to a graphic memoir that i wrote and illustrated. and, you know, of course it's a process going through an estrangement with a parent, a separation, a betrayal. and in the beginning, you know, i had all of these feelings about m

these have been showing up in candle stick, soft foam hats stamped 49-karat gold and you can't buy themat any store. his garage is a factory. >> i had to just kind of wing it. >> reporter: and this lifelong 49er fan the creator. >> my goal dust right here. this is where the magic happens. >> he works for pg & e by day and makes his noggin nuggets at night. >> reporter: he came up with his design. that's the cheese head color and they were just painting it. >> reporter: but the paint rubbed off. unacceptable. an art warehouse guided bell with materials and advise. >> it takes a special mind set for anybody to have the perseverance to see this through to its completion. >> these are all rejects. >> reporter: for a year, bell experimented with mold, foam and dies to get it right. >> this one was like wait a minute, i'm on to something here. >> reporter: and finally, last season he started selling his hat at games, $20 each, developing a website and taking orders. but the nugget nation is still small. each hat takes an hour to make. >> i think it's gotten to the point where i need to start

these have been showing up in candle stick, soft foam hats stamped 49-karat gold and you can't buy themat any store. his garage is a factory. >> i had to just kind of wing it. >> reporter: and this lifelong 49er fan the creator. >> my goal dust right here. this is where the magic happens. >> he works for pg & e by day and makes his noggin nuggets at night. >> reporter: he came up with his design. that's the cheese head color and they were just painting it. >> reporter: but the paint rubbed off. unacceptable. an art warehouse guided bell with materials and advise. >> it takes a special mind set for anybody to have the perseverance to see this through to its completion. >> these are all rejects. >> reporter: for a year, bell experimented with mold, foam and dies to get it right. >> this one was like wait a minute, i'm on to something here. >> reporter: and finally, last season he started selling his hat at games, $20 each, developing a website and taking orders. but the nugget nation is still small. each hat takes an hour to make. >> i think it's gotten to the point where i need to start

while i waited, i saw shatner doing karate and posing with something that looked like a gigantic pimp priceline said they don't even have any flights. 46 seconds is a long tile, so i tried another site kaya krk. maybe he got out at the right time. what's your favorite travel site? let us now. still "outfront," the outfront five. hanging by a thread. legacy versus lawsuits. all this in our second half. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye-care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. [ male announcer ] ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now, that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. >>> we start the second half of our show on stories we care about and tonight, we begin with two people dying, 100 injured. there's been severe weather in the southeast today. one

. >> like other pregnant inmates here, sisk will receive prenatal karat the prison infirmary.'ll give birth at the nearby hospital under the escort of two correctional officers. >> do you know if it's a little girl or a little boy? >> boy. >> you can go ahead and keep them in this informing. >> though sisk already has a 3-year-old son, she has never been pregnant in prison, but she won't be alone. about 60 inmates a year give birth while incarcerated. at tennessee prison for women. >> how's your baby? >> he's doing good. i just had him. he'll be four weeks today. he was eight pounds and three ounces. it was rough. that was a hardest thing i had to do was leave him in the hospital. you sign those discharges papers, and i walked into the nursery, kissed him bye and walked out in shackles. >> to rhonda, serving four years for burglary is just one month away from giving birth. >> torhonda mincy? torhonda mincy? are you doing okay today? >> yes, ma'am. >> pregnant inmates receive ultrasounds and other prenatal services from the staff obstetrician at the prison infirmary. >> i go to

karate move he has going there.ld's picture go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings. >> let's get down to business and take a look at weather together. hd radar i put up the fog here you see that dark red just north and west of the city visibility there, less than a quarter mile. fog problems in fact, just a few minutes ago, national weather service issued a dense fog advisory for, washington dc and all counties, close until 12 noon in addition to freezing rain advisory we have a dense fog advisory. i will make you a map here. let's do temperatures, regan national, 34 degrees, north and west of the city, still generally at or below freezing, 32 manassas, 28 gaithersburg. 32 martins burg. 30 hagerstown we have had continued reports of freezing fog, light drizzle, freezing rain out there and there are a few spots here, where we could still deal with icy conditions, be ready for that. leonard, 32, sentinel radar our frontal system approaching from the west this will mix up the atmosphere enough. we will push these into the

i look like the karate kid. >> wax on, wax off. do 15 per side.switch sides and do the same thing. down and up. >> you can feel that right here. >> it gets all the muscles but also you get the balance going. and obviously -- >> how many of these real quick? >> 100, 115. no, just kidding. 15 reps per side. just enough to get your balance. you can hold me if you want. >> we have to get to our side-to-side hops. >> a plyometric. one more time. go double. one-two. this is a great exercise. this is kind of an athletic exercise. i can at least do that. >> my necklaces. >> i'm going to do the same thing. i don't want you to be alone in this. >> how many of these do we do? >> about 15, one again. on each side. >> it really gets your heart going. >> and let's get on the map. >> the core is the most important thing. >> people say if i do crunches tomorrow morning will i get a flat stomach? i say no. >> this is a very good angle shot. >> do you like that? >> no. >> arms straight, legs straight. go up. reach. and back down. there you go. how is she doing, lad

. >> i started yelling, doing his karate so i think he's training now. srt is here? okay. >> go, go, go! >> when inmates cause a disturbance in intake or any other part of the jail, ail s.w.a.t.-like unit known as srt, or the special response team, is summoned to quell the problem. >> calm down. come talk to me. calm down and come talk to me. you want to pull that route? you don't want to talk to us? i need you to step up and be cuffed okay? so i can move to you a different cell. okay? all right. jamming. i'm going to hit him hard. you got me? >> when an inmate acts like this, the team must move him to a padded cell to prevent injury. but sometimes they must resort to force to make the move. >> stop resisting. back it up. take his clothes off of him. >> strip him down. strip him down. >> ah! ah! ah! >> don't move. roll him over. >> ah! >> stop resisting. >> okay. okay. >> you understand? >> stop resisting. >> back up. >> good. >> are you guys okay? >> yeah, we're fine. anything else? everybody all right? no fights, no spit. >> eventually, this inmate and others like

. >> my dad because he takes karate. >> jimmy: how about you? your mother or your father?. >> jimmy: why? >> he's strong. he goes to the gym a lot. >> jimmy: okay. all right. there seems to be some kind of consensus that the president -- does the president fight other presidents from other countries? >> no. >> jimmy: oh. so, where would the president need to fight? >> people that are trying to murder him? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the guys that protect him? >> yes. the secret service guys. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> security. >> jimmy: if we had to pick one of the five of you to be president, who would it be? who would you guys elect? >> brody. >> jimmy: why brody? >> he's funny. >> he raised his hand to be president. >> jimmy: because he raised his hand. and he's funny. >> and i want to get a big mansion. >> jimmy: would you let these guys come live in it with you? >> um, no. >> i would. because he's my best friend. >> jimmy: that's it. >> did you have to add that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks, guys. you all have my vote. great job. thank you. yvonne strahovski is here. we have m

. >> jimmy: "24 karat gold.rump hosted, we did a -- for "weekend update" we did a thing. we started it with a fake opening that was like "weekend trump-date" and everything was gold. i had a pageant lady outfit on. do you remember this? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. weird. >> and donald trump kept saying, he's like "you should dress like that all the time." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like, "you're not getting the joke." >> "you look very beautiful." >> jimmy: "you look beautiful. [ laughter ] you have a beautiful face. beautiful boobs." [ laughter ] what? it should be fun. i'm excited. and the musical guest is someone i've never heard of. >> yes, it's this young woman named ellie goulding. she sounds great. i just heard her sound check. she -- she performed at the reception of the royal wedding in the u.k. >> jimmy: hello? i was second in line for that. >> you were, right? [ laughter ] you were going to do the chicken dance? >> jimmy: i was, yeah. bring back the chicken dance. that's it. >> i don't think it ever went awa