if you are up to no good, karma is going to get you. this is in argentina and the security camera got this robbery as it was happening. that man on the ground is an old retired man and that guy with the green shirt is taking something that belongs to him, maybe a bag. can't really see clearly from the video. he just yanked it from the man's hands and he is about to run to his accomplice who is on the motorcycle so they can get away and i said karma is going to get you and it got him. >> oh. >> yeah. >> you were quick in this video. >> yeah. we said no time. as he is trying to run away to get to the motorcycle, a car makes a turn, wipes him out and it gets better. one, the car hits him. everyone else saw what was going on rushes over and starts beating him, not that that's a good thing. >> wow. this is a lot of people here. >> a lot of people went after him and the guy in the white shirt i think kicks him in the gut. they did also call the cops to to come and get him and this is a moment where the cops are there and arrest the guy. >> if

so how is karma working out for them now? >> stephanie: yeah, well he -- he basically -- what he said this morning on the show is he wants offsets before disaster relief. i mean it's -- and again, as charlie was saying disaster relief has never been political in this country. it just hasn't. >> who in their right mind would cut disaster relief? >> stephanie: yeah, and what better time than in the midst of a disaster. >> can we offset it with oil subsidies. >> stephanie: oh, of course.

this is karma. karma acted very quickly. >> right behind him. look in his rearview mirror. >> right behind him a marked car pulls this guy over. immediately, the guy goes illegal, illegal. >> illegal! >> caught on camera, motherhood. >> did you see the egg shell. >> what's she doing with that thing. >> shee what mama i guess doing with the egg shell next. >>> the driver truck versus the car. tr [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> okay, everybody. time for another edition of the best of rtm. that means we're going to tell you about a bonus video on the website. what have you got? >> imagine this, pushing along a shopping cart, turn back and there's all this weird stuff in your cart. jack might be to blame. he's at it again with his latest prank loadi

this is karma. karma acted very quickly. >> right behind him. look in his rearview mirror. >> right behind him a marked car pulls this guy over. immediately, the guy goes illegal, illegal. >> illegal! >> caught on camera, motherhood. >> did you see the egg shell. >> what's she doing with that thing. >> shee what mama i guess doing with the egg shell next. >>> the driver truck versus the car. tr [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 free with other qualifying internet offers. [ male announcer ] and get more speed for wi-fi gaming, more reliability than ever and more connectivity between devices. [ female announcer ] so call to get u-verse high speed internet st

. >> i see karma -- karma >> it's a real challenging problem. >> so what they found out through some analysis on their behalf is we would need to actually reduce auto volumes on the streets by 27 percent to get to not even what you call maybe a well functioning network but not broken network. what do we do about this problem? it's a challenging one. we looked at a whole range of strategies, everything from demand management strategies like congestion pricing, like having very strict limitations on new parking supply on this part of town and looking more on the side of increasing transit, reliability or frequency or improving our biking and walking modes. the challenges that it's none of that seems to be enough to really tip the needle. the demand management had greatestimpact especially when paired with mobility i am improvements. the reality is if we are making soma such an attractive place to people might want to be there the congestion is a reality. handout you -- how can we get people there by other mode. we need a package of demand management and mobility improvement. that might

karma. the karma train is the ride for me, you know?re at the scrap iron yard so it can be made into raw iron that can be utilized for construction. every day i'm grateful that i can be out here. i don't slack. i only know one speed and that's git 'r done speed. >> that's part of your job? >> the trust that the company gives me, it's great, you know. i never thought a guy could get out of prison and get treated this good in a company. that's the best part of my job right there. >> roy's awesome. i actually worked with him half a dozen times. anytime i need a hand, he's there. if i need a muscle, he's there. he's a great guy. i wish we had more. i never seen him on "lockup" until after he started working here. he's aggressive. but in a great way. anytime you get someone who wants to come to work and wants to work, my god. >> and still, reminders of prison sometimes show up unexpectedly. >> this prison bus from the department of corrections came in. me being my nosy self-i had to look. right here, names and numbers of people being transfe

. >> for some powerball fanatics, k stands for karma. >> i feel lucky. >> she drove to the store in the hopes of winning the $600 million tickets. >> i am willing to take a shot. >> he has a kind of office here. >> are play the same numbers always. the sameys play numbers. >> he studies the numbers with a special formula. >> they are almost the same numbers but backwards. >> he says he won $10,000 here a couple of months back. in 175 the odds of one million, there are believers. >> it has been a long time since i have hit. hopefully it will be tonight. >> there are powerball 6. cynics, are powerball but you do notice she is here already expecting closer family ties and new friendships if she wins. >> i have such a large family. members will get some. >> she is expecting family and friends on her front door if she does win. whoever the winner is, they have the option of taking a lump sum of nearly $377 million. if there is no winner tonight, the jackpot clients to $925 million. -- the jackpot will climb to $925 million. >> with that amount, i would be her family as well. a new candidate

he is taken to the hospital, he survived, he is now facing charges, but talk about karma. >> did people step over him to get off the train, or do you help. >> i don't know if you help the guy. >> you still have to help him, you can't abandon humanity for his dumb decision. >> authorities came to help, but i'm pretty sure people with places to go didn't stop. >> he was nearly killed for a cell phone, that's crazy. >> the guy pulled a sneaky move on his girlfriend during a ju jit su match. how they're turning to the public to make their next big video. >>> you goes know that old saying. the couple that does jujitsu together stays together. they're a couple, they have been together four years. you hear the camera man fighting shawna. is looks at the camera guy, he is going for something here. but justin puts shawna in a triangle choke. but watch. that was an engagement ring. she realizes this is a proposal. but imagine that, you're being tossed around, and all of a sudden, boom. no lack of romance. >> i think it's cool. >> yeah. >> i wouldn't say it's not cool, i'm saying it's not exactly

. >> maybe a little good karma and super stishes humor will make for a winning night. >> i have special cologne and every time i put that on i hit the numbers. everyone know it is odds, 1 in 175 million to win. >> i play the same numbers. >> mark studies his powerball like a math me tigs with a special powerball formula of course. >> then there is gary. sisht rider is approach. >> how does this better your odds? >> i don't know. i might be lucky, who knows. >> i hope so. >> so everybody always thinks that they have the winning formula including myself. didn't happen tonight. if there is no winner tonight the jackpot climbs up to $925 million next week. have the winning numbers on our website wishtv.com if you want to check it again. >> investigators are on the scene of a horrific parade accident in west virginia. at least 50 people were hurt when an elderly man drove his car into marchers in a parade. no one was killed but several were critically hurt. some people were pinned under the vehicle. >> we heard screams behind us and he pushed us out of the way from it and me and all of us, w

i just -- i believe in karma. if you do good, good things happen. if you do bad, bad things come at you. i been in here so long that if i was to get to the street, i wouldn't even know how to act. >> how much time do you think you're going to spend more time in prison? >> i'll never get out. i'll never -- i'll never get out of prison. i'll be here for the rest of my life. they think that i'm going to flip out. they think i'm going to flip out and hurt somebody, you know? i go crazy every day, you know. just being here. do i think i'm going to hurt somebody? i mean, that's pretty much a fact. eventually it's going to end up happening. this is prison. i mean, this isn't -- this isn't kindergarten. i mean, not everybody gets along. >> today, chris shiverdecker has a hearing that could affect his custody level and security status. >> okay, christopher. you know why you're in here. >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. >> transfer custody review. >> initially, you were placed on level six because you posed a threat to the security of the institution. you self-adm

. >> mike: giants hosting the rockies, despite two horrible calls, karma kicked in for san franciscoa innings, g-men busting out not one but two lucky unicorns. rockies on the board in the first. gonzalez lines it over the wall. off barry zito who gave up four runs and six innings, rockies 4-0, the giants battle back. tie it in the 17th. 4, 4. in the seventh. runners on second and third. crawford grounds to second. belt sprints home. appears safe but called out. look at the replay. belt's foot touched home before the tag. one of two missed calls by the umpire. second gets bruce bochy ejected. then 5-4 rockies, pagan hits it to triple valley off betancourt, and pagan, third inside-the-park-home run. giants win 6-5, your final. >> i thought it was going to hit brick, so i was getting ready to run the base as far as i could, but the ball hit right before the fence, and i was hoping to be safe, and get the team a win. >> mike: a's in houston looking to go 8 or against the astros. chris young, three-run shot, almost gets a grand slam. settles for a two-run double. part of a six-run second

. >> mike: karma in the en. the giants either get shut out or have a come from behind win.d it was come from behind day in at&t park. you yoant >>> the giants were 4-0 against the rockies but the tide turned and the rockies have now one for straight. the rubber match today. the g-men pulling out their lucky unicorns. carlos gonzalez over the wall into the covey cove. the giants battle back with three runs in the sixth. tied in the seventh. 4-4. runners on second and third. crawford grounds to second. belt coming home appears to be safe but is called out. loot at the replay. belt's foot touched home plate before the tag. one of two bad calls. the second one got bruce bochy rejected. pagan hits into the alley. and is going to try to make it all the way. and the giants win 6-5. two runs inside-the-park-home run, his third inside-the-park-home run. >> for those of you having a tough time adjust without the warriors we have just the answer. the car -- an 18 wheel truck that converts into a basketball court. they spent the afternoon interacting with fans in a variety of activitie

he is taken to the hospital, he survives and is now facing charges, but talk about karma. >> did peoplestep over him to get on the train or did they help? >> i would. i would step right over him. >> i don't know if you help the guy that just tried to steal from someone. >> come on, you still have to help him. you can't abandon humanity for one guy's bad decision. >> authorities did come to help and did take him to the hospital to get him some aid. i'm pretty sure people who had places to go didn't stop. >> nearly killed for a cell phone. that's crazy. >>> bird hates dog, dog doesn't care. ♪ >> dueling banjos from the faumous movie "deliverance." popular scene, well-known song. it usually takes two to duel. not if you are mark cruz. >> junior called. can't make a gig tonight. how are you going to play that banjo song by yourself? ♪ >> what? how is that possible? >> how awesome. one of the only people in the world who can do this. >> playing two guitars at once. how do your fingers not get confused? >> how does your brain not get confused? these are great questions. we have mark cruz righ

. >> mike: giants hosting the rockies, despite two horrible calls, karma kicked in for san franciscoin extra innings, g-men busting out not one but two lucky unicorns. rockies on the board in the first. gonzalez lines it over the wall. off barry zito who gave up four runs and six innings, rockies up 4-0, the giants battle back. tie it in the 17th. 4, 4. in the seventh. runners on second and third. crawford grounds to second. belt sprints home. appears safe but called out. look at the replay. belt's foot touched home before the tag. one of two missed calls by the umpire. second gets bruce bochy ejected. then 5-4 rockies, hits it to triple valley off betancourt, and pagan, third inside-the-park-home run. giants win 6-5, your final. >> i thought it was going to hit brick, so i was getting ready to run the base as far as i could, but the ball hit right before the fence, and i was hoping to be safe, and get the team a win. >> mike: a's in houston looking to go 8 or against the astros. chris young, three-run shot, almost gets a grand slam. settles for a two-run double. part of a six-run se

among the dead are congress leaders, including karma, the man who led the campaign against the group. >> attacks our convoy of 25 vehicles. rebels surrounded us. he urged them to not kill anyone but him. >> a landmine exploded, hitting one of the vehicles before as many as 200 rebels opened fire. the killings are a huge blow to the congress party as it prepares for election in 2014. the prarty's leadership rushed to visit the wounded. attack, absolutely, absolutely. it is unthinkable. >> it is a heart shattering incident the likes of which has never happened before. it poses a big challenge to the indian government as well as the government here. >> this is the second time in over a week that the rebels have struck targets in this state. 8 days ago that killed one soldier when they attacked security force vehicles in the same area. people gathered outside the chief minister's residence to express their frustration of the lack of safety in the state. and the police's in ability to stop the violence. >> according to the home ministry, the rebels are present in 20 of 28 states and have t

and maybe a little bit of karma involved. oh. >> oh, serves you right, buddy. >> that kid smashes two gallons of milk on the supermarket floor. slips on the milk and smashes his face. whole gallon smashing thing started with some brothers and a kous ub from virginia. remember, these pranks, we had the videos on the show. those videos wentviral. they are credited with starting this whole internet craze. if you remember, their actions led them to face charges of the silly prank. >> people are still doing this. i thought it was over with. >> hopefully this video will be the official end to this video. this guy if he did, in fact, broke his jaw, this is an example of what could happen to the people pulling the prank or the other people at the supermarket. >> did he break his own jaw? >> video, only eight second long, don't know what happens, but it looks like a pretty heavy impact. >>> that is a bald eagle coming by and snatching this guy's fish. listen. >> oh, oh! oh, crap, crap, crap! >> it was still attached to the line. >> yo

and maybe a little bit of karma involved. >> oh. >> serves you right, buddy. >> that kid smashes two gallons of what looking to be milk of the supermarket. slips onthe milk and looks like he smashes his face. >> this whole gallon smashing thing started with some brothers and a cousin from virginia. remember these pranks we had the videos on the show. those individuals went viral. they're credited with starting this whole internet craze. if you remember their action led to them facing charges because of this silly prank. >> people are still doing this. i thought it was over with. >> hopefully this video will be the official end to these videos because this guy, if he did, in fact, break his jaw this is an example of what can happen not only to the people pulling the prank but other people at the supermarket. >> what happened? do we know if he did break his jaw? >> pretty short video, only 8 seconds long. don't know what happened but looks like a heavy impact. >>> it's that time, that video real or fake? >> ebaum is doing it every week. >> this week big time real or fake. >> are you ki

phra boonchuey, the assistant abbot at this large temple, says too many are just donating to buy good karma>> because now they are coming to the temple just only to offer the offering in order to please, you know, their life for their own benefit. >> reporter: phra boonchuey is on a mission to get thai buddhism back on track. >> and so we have to do many things, you know, to bring people, you know, back to the religion. >> reporter: that would include bringing back the monks themselves who have been disappearing. in the past, almost every young man would become a monk, leading a monastic life, some for a few months, some for a lifetime. but in the last 30 years it is estimated that the number of monks has fallen by more than half. mr. vinai, our tuk-tuk driver, served as a monk for over a year as a young man. did you like being a monk? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: do you think every young man should be a monk? >> no, no. >> reporter: he says not every young man should be a monk because some care more about shopping. how many boys do you have? >> i have two. >> reporter: were they monks? >> yes

might be bad karma but we can't resist. >> on the west side, excuse me. of course, what happens when we have heavy weather. excuse me. bel air to meyerland. excuse me, big picture. have you had the hiccups before. >> david paul of station khou in houston. suffering from a bad case of the hiccups. full credit to him and stays with it. did nearly three full minutes like that. >> won goering if he's like, should i just toss it back to the desk. >> should i toss it back. >> three whole minutes. >> he deserves a prize. >> he does. >>> well, adorable baby girl made her debut in ohio a long way from her old home. >> gladys, three months after she was aban dored by her mother. the gorilla was transferred from texas. now being raised by ten human care givers. wow. equipped with fur there that make her feel right at home. >> oh, gladys will soon be paired with a female gorilla that's willing to step up as her surrogate mom. what a cutie pie. >> i want one of those. i want me a little baby gorilla. >> wait till gladys is 3 and twice your size. >> especially my new y

all right, a story like this one about a fellow tv news professional might be some bad karma but we can'tt side, excuse me. i have the hiccups, of course, what happens when we have heavy weather. but bear with me. excuse me. bel air to meyerland. the sunny side. here's the big -- excuse me, big picture. >> that's weatherman david paul, station khou in houston. obviously as you can tell he is suffering from quite a bad case of the hiccups. he gets full credit from everybody here, though. he stays wit. did nearly three full minutes like that. >> have you ever had hiccups on the air. >> i've sneezed. >> i've sneezed. never the hiccups. >>> well, an adorable baby girl made her debut in ohio a long way from her old home. >> gladys, three months after she was abandoned by her mother. the gorilla was transferred from texas. now being raised by ten human caregivers. wow. equipped with fur there that make her feel right at home. >> oh, gladys will soon be paired with a female gorilla that's willing to step up as her surrogate mom. oh, what a cutie-pie. >> i know i'm not supposed to say this, but i

tableau of car speakers, but also a pratt of charitable good works in the hopes of jacking up your karmae paraded around pinwood cash donations for months. free bang wets and feasts are held. many moments of spiritual reflection. the majority of people here practice tera vata buddhism, the oldest most conservative form of the religion, which simply puts asserts that existence is pretty much a continuous cycle of suffering through birth, death and rebirth. >> very noisy. very noisy, yes. >> the morningstar teahouse where i've come for several years, the must-have bone deep, la pet tuk. the salad of fermented leaves, i know, it doesn't sound good, but you would be wrong to think that. take the fermented tea leaves, add cabbage, tomatoes and lots of crunchy bits, season with lime and fish sauce. this is absolutely delicious. >> you like it? >> oh, yes. >> yes, yes, fantastic. >> simple, delicious, things not to be taken for granted if you've been out of joint like this guy, zanzi. >> this happens again and again for us in myanmar. >> almost six years? >> nearly six years. all the judgments

losing money today, former jcpenney ceo left the company in ruins, and karma is biting back. he was still the boss, johnson owned 893,000 shares of jc penny meaning he lost 700 grand. suing, rihanna, suing top shop, a retailer in britain for 500 million, why? because they sell this t-shirt, and they never got her permission. even when they say it's not, she says it's always about "money." ♪ >> you nigh the targeting was taking place, you knew the terms, "tea party," "patriots" were used, and after you were briefed about it, that was the answer you gave us? how can we not conclude you misled the committee? >> so that was a lot of questions, sir. >> it's one. >> i did not mislead the committee. i stand by my answer then and now. melissa: oh, it is getting ugly in dc, have you noticed? that was congressman paul ryan tearing into outgoing irs commissioner, steven miller this morning over the irs's alleged targeting of conservative groups. the question now is will today's testimony add more fuel to the fire for the scandal? joining me for more on this, steve moore from the "wall s

and one more for good karma. head over to the concert area and join the folks for arthritis foundation. something that affects men, women and children for the past three decades. their research helped her quality of life and maybe you can help as well. maybe i can help you out for your morning commute. monday through friday, i'll be right here on "today in the bay." >> a live look right now at the shark tank this morning. a all calm. in a few hours, thousands of fans are expected to crowd the streets for a rally. live music, food, bmx stunts and more. giveaways also there. rally kick, off at 3 oomplt 30 this afternoon and will lead up to game time. the sharks looking to bounce back after losing the first two games in los angeles against the kings. blew a lead late in the third period on thursday night to lose to the kings. but the players say they're confident they can come back. >> you look earlier for sure when we lost all those games in a row, there's a ton of people who counted us out. so fought back. obvious

coming up on the big show, karma police arrest his pot and he is making me feel ill. a little radiohead for you. and why does adam levine hate america? we will look at the phony outraged theater. and in a world that lost all hope, can one panel find the answer to whether movie trailers have become too long? that's coming later in the show. >> i see what you did there. >> i'm not sure i do. >> nobody at home did. i saw what you did there. >> it was one of those things the technical terms was didn't work. >> in a world where andy tries to make a joke, this one failed. >> miserably. >> exactly. >> it was a flop. >> it was. like your face. let's welcome our guest. she is cuter than a group of kittens eating a baby unicorn and then building an easy bake oven out of its bones. i am here with author, columnist and fox news contributor jedediah bila. isn't she delightful? yes, greg she is. thanks, america. and he is so sharp he can stab your face with his eyeballs. it is communication specialist greg baron grow a beard, how ironic. and my disgusting sidekick, bill schulz. i a

. >> john: karma hale is a teacher or was before she lost they are job in columbus, ohio.r mother died, the obituary included her long-time power. and one the students sent a copy to the school and calling it disgraceful for employing a lesbian for a gym teacher. as soon as she returned to her job after taking a few days off to bury her mom miss hale was called in to see the administration, and they fired her. here is the worse part, her the letter said living with a partner violateed the laws of the catholic church. for this cause god gave them up for the women changed their natural use for that which is against natural. the only reference to lesbians in the entire bible. and it's not even about lesbians. see, once you get past the fact this was written by a guy who never met jesus and women changed their natural use which sounds like the gospel according to ike turner. it says that roman women did that which was against nature. the only sexuality against nature is pretending to be straight when you are not. what paul is talking about in that part of the letter are worshi

do you believe in karma? this might interest you. ahmadinejad faces 74 lashes or six months in jail in iran. evidently, he accompanied an election candidate to the pole, which is against the law because it is seen as endorsement. do you think he'll face one of the punishments? most importantly, do we get to vote on which one he gets? m going for the lashes. >> yeah, that would be exciting. i hear dennis rodman is on the way to iran to negotiate. [laughter] a much more benevolent punishment for the president, but he's not running again. he was going with the buddy on what was called literally in the article, his day off. i don't think they have days off. what's up with that? melissa: i don't know. a day of if you're ahmadinejad? >> apparently, you do. you do whatever you want, but what's interesting, e rodman reference, if he had the lashes in drag. if e -- i think that would be most apropos. >> like the drag theme. melissa: moving on quick, another horrifying image with that. ever wonder what the biggest productivity killers are at w

that's karma for you. >>> french police say the man opening fire at the cannes film festival told himwanted to change the world." you can see people running for cover there. police say the suspects fired two shots from a starter pistol that they say was loaded with blanks. this happened on friday as a french television network was doing a live interview of actors. cnn's aaron mclaughlin reports the shooter will be in custody today. >> plenty of drama at this year's cannes' film festival. on friday police arrested a 43-year-old man after he fired two blank rounds into the air interrupting a live television interview. now, the man was tackled to the ground by security officers. in his hand, allegedly, a dummy grenade. thankfully no one was hurt. he was brought back to the police station for questioning. he wanted to change the world and he is due to appear in court on sunday. not the only startling event at this year's festival traditionally known for its glamour and its glitz. on thursday night overnight over $1 million worth of jewels were taken from the room of an employer. chopard i

the man was arrested -- karma, some say -- after being treated at the hospital. rough.h. >>> time now for the weather. over to ginger zee who's out in oklahoma city, in oklahoma, ginger? >> ron, it's a busy day ahead here in oklahoma city. but quiet and pleasant this morning. i have to show you that video from earlier one more time, because i have really never seen anything quite like this. we have seen a whole lot of video in the ten years i have storm-chased. but check this out. my friends took this. just, wow. remember, that was rur. only hit one house. and luckily that person was in the basement and survived. but we'll see more populated areas see tornadoes like that one, and the one that popped up and back down around sanford, kansas, that you're seeing there today. it's going to happen, from here in oklahoma city, especially north and east, as we get up into the areas like southeast kansas, western missouri, kansas city is included in the elevated threat area. but see that huge pink area that includes all of north texas there, up to the dakotas, and far southweste

it's karma. enjoy your birthday in jail. >> coming up -- a subway fight that turns a mild mannered subway rider into a super hero. >> i just like, whoa, this is crazy. >> when "caught on camera: what would you do" returns. >>> whoa. it's getting downright ugly on the new york subway. it's a dangerous situation, and somebody might get hurt. >> i don't like to get involved, because you really don't know what people are capable of. it's none of my business. however, it is a public place. >> march, 2012. the number six train is headed uptown with a man and woman battling it out in a closed subway car. if you were there, what would you do? move away from the explosive melee? wait till the next stop and call a cop? or try to intervene possibly at great personal risk? >> i was just like, whoa, this is crazy. i quickly reached for my phone and started videotaping. >> well, without that response we wouldn't have our story, but then a new subway super hero comes to the rescue, snack man. >> he just seemed

i just come to the conclusion that karma bit me in the --.on or execute me and get me over with. whereas now you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, two years or ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> in utah if you were convicted before a certain date you were given a choice between lethal injection and the firing squad. and when i asked ralph the very sobering question of what method have you chosen for your execution, he, in no one certain terms said -- >> i chose to be executed by firing squad because the only other option here is lethal injection and that's what they do to dogs when they don't want them. i'd rather sit up and take it. have them look at me. if they're going to shoot me, look at who they're killing. >> next on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- it began as a simple interview but turned into one of the most bizarre incidents captured by our cameras. and later -- >> i guess i perceive myself to be a sitcom or something, you know, wherever i go there's music in the background, t

talk about a good samaritan and bad karma.aken to the hospital, treated for minor injuries. he is now in custody. >>> a beloved medical school professor and his wife found murdered this week in their home in omaha, nebraska. the killing of dr. roger brumback and his wife mary rocked the town and creighton university where brumback taught. now, a new possible link to a 6-year-old cold case may help investigators solve not one, but two double murders. stefphanie elam is live for us this morning. what do we know about the latest crime? >> reporter: poppy, they're being very protective, the police are, about what information they will share about this current murder that happened on tuesday. what we do know is that the brumbacks were found in their home, that they were killed there. what we don't know is the other circumstances around this or why this could have happened. dr. brumback actually just announcing that he was going to retire next month and they were going to move to west virginia. very surprising that this would come o

coming up on the big show, karma police arrest his pot and he is making me feel ill.ittle radiohead for you. and why does adam levine hate america? we will look at the phony outraged theater. and in a world that lost all hope, can one panel find the answer to whether movie trailers have become too long? that's coming later in the show. >> i see what you did there. >> i'm not sure i do. >> n

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