yeah kickstart my heart give it a start whoa yeah baby whoa yeah kickstart my heart give it a start >> tonight on "nightline," state of the yuunion confidential. >> the president of the united states. >> it's the annual rite of democracy as you've never seen it before. >> wherever and whenever i can take steps, that's what i'm going to do. >> behind the scenes from the making of the speech. >> one or two examples. >> history's wildest presidential proms -- . >> and god bless america. >> so often go so horribly wrong. and as a state of emergency is declared across the country, americans are asking what is up with the wild weteather. >> this is the new normal america is going to have to get

yeah kickstart my heart give it a start whoa yeah baby whoa yeah kickstart my heart give it a starty ♪ ♪ whoa yeah kickstart my heart give it a start whoa yeah baby whoa yeah kickstart my heart give it a start whoa yeah ♪ ok boy let's start >> tonight on "nightline," state of the yuunion confidential. >> the president of the united states. >> it's the annual rite of democracy as you've never seen it before. >> wherever and whenever i can take steps, that's what i'm going to do. >> behind the scenes from the making of the speech. >> one or two examples. >> history's wildest presidential proms -- . >> and god bless america. >> so often go so horribly wrong. and as a state of emergency is declared across the country, americans are asking what is up with the wild weteather. >> this is the new normal america is going to have to get used to. world extremes. >> are we really facing a miniimini ice age? or just getting women impier ab winter. plus, everyone is in love with beyonce, even vin diesel. why he showed a softer side of himself. >>> good evening. when the drafters of the constituti

butnteresting proposition, not enough to kickstart the economy. >> he is full of hot air.f socialist doctrine behind his words. as verified by the last 18 or 20 months. >> some on his side think that he has given too much away already. >> as he said himself, he is suggesting an acceleration of the austerity policy. is counting ont public disaffection with politics in local elections. the problem is is called to work more closely with germany. >> i was surprised. i knew that the president's policies were altra liberal, subservient to germany, but i think a lot of his folk it -- his voters will be surprised that he admits it so easily. >> the president's allies say that they must compromise, and that he has had to make tough choices. >> tensions slowly easily african republic and institutions are starting to reopen. former government soldiers to outed by after being muslim fighters last year, they are now flocking to readmit. the country is now searching for peacemaker. james andre sent this report. >> these men of the soldiers who defected. to form there back central africa

. >> virtuous is selling the system for 499 via kickstarter. it was one of the most successful in history as gamers cl clamor for the next big thing. >> if you can think of training, you can think of exercise and fitness, it is a great way to burn calories and exercise in a fun and engaging way. >> shooting towards the virtual future, and it starts by playing a game. for now, the system is being sold on the company's kickstarter site for about $500. look for it in retail stores soon. >>> speaking of health care tech, check out the tech know gym. this one features google glass. it's a treadmill controlled by your glass. you can keep track of your fitness progress because the tech know gym will store all of your data in the cloud. you probably already know about the sleep number bied. it got an upgrade this year. it costs $8,000, will track and store your sleep pattern and will even let you talk to it. in addition to responding to your voice commands this will also track your heart great, breathing rate and the amount of time you're lying still.

not only is kickstarter a great way to lose money, it is a great -- to gain money, it is a great wayo an audience. hopefully, the audience will help identify the projects that should get the financing and visibility. >> cool stuff. john patrick, chief operating officer of tribeca enterprises. football on just super bowl sunday that grabs viewers. of course, the commercials, which we cannot wait to see, unless you saw them already on youtube. ♪ >> if only i could make this message go viral. >> ♪ you are doing it darling changing the world one sip at a time she done it. so to stream ♪ -- soda stream ♪ top three most watched super bowl commercials on youtube so far. or than 70 related spots have been posted to youtube. these teasers or ads have been watched more than 105 million times. joining me is a youtube trend expert. why, if it costs $4 million for television,spot on with a put the commercial up a week early? >> it used to be the next day, water cool conversation -- watercooler conversation included the ads. aw, there is one -- there is way to get people excited and engaged in the

er did you use kickstart at all? >> we did. we had a number of executive producers who came on and were incredibly generous. they allowed us to finish the film. that is where the expensive part comes. you are editing and have to do postproduction. we had executive producers come on and we used kickstarter. >> how much did you raise? >> $104,000. >> what do people expect to get back? >> depending on your level, you get gets. -- gifts. we are behind and have apologized profusely for that. you get a dvd, t-shirts, the highest level gets -- if you see the film, you see a wall being painted through the film by a , who becomesst known in the streets of egypt because tear gas canisters fly and he keeps painting. someone would die and he would paint a picture of them on the walls that could not be ignored. he would paint stories and egyptians have an incredible sense of humor. his sense of humor would be on the walls. he was interviewed by international news stations. people said it was amazing and egyptians are painting on walls. he s

a very restrictive diet but this is just to boost you to kickstart your your diet and the second seeing is that i created. a special. planned mill just the possibility to break the diet sometimes and then get on track image of the day after one thing that i could never understand about dieting and i also was a child to care and child many of them in my personal life is why do you need to have all those stages you just mentioned you have also three stages the café stage and so on and this is something that is very common about all sorts of diets but why do you need to have those stages when you i think the only approach that can actually work is just applying those nutritional principles throughout your life without going in and out of stages these are these are the words of somebody. being dated you know that's not true i doubt it all and pretty much live this but the real problem of dating people is that there are real you know overweight and just before three four you know and i created these plans because i know the problem the problem is that it's very difficult to follow it during

. >> reporter: 20 of the films premiering this year at sun dance got funding through kickstarter, thecrowd sourcing platform. >> with crowd sourcing individuals can appeal online for funding from a large community of internet users. these are scenes from drunk town's finest. >> where are you going to school? >> calvin college in michigan. >> oh, wow that sounds fancy. >> reporter: the film was made possible by kickstarter donations as native american first time filmmaker. >> people from the netherlands, france, mexico, canada, all of these places i have never been to, but they believed in the project enough to donate money. >> reporter: this director also got kick starter money. >> without it i wouldn't have been able to finish the film. it does give films that really could never find money in other ways a way to fine money. and that is really powerful. >> reporter: a powerful tool helping tell powerful stories. >>> and just another reminder, please check out our website for all of the latest news, opinion pieces, and lots more. aljazeera.com. thank for tuning in. bye now. ♪ >> every

there is kickstart her and all kickstarterngs -- and all of these things that make the climate righto launch this kind of thing. tavis: you weren't there when i needed you. cowritten by tavis smiley. going to be fully there for folks who have creative ideas who need that. the things you are getting to do. it is it her and twisted. and twisted. you standing in my shoes to see what a drag it is. wrote a songtewart on the spot on national television. >> we got the book signing. i walk out of this building tonight we are going to finish writing this song, and it might be on your next record. >> exactly. tavis: all jokes aside, i have always been so envious of people artists -- writers, i feel this way about authors, particularly those who write fiction. how that happened in front of my face is mind boggling. >> you are doing so many interviews with different people, and you have to get all this information and digest it, and the thing you do is improvisation on the spot. a transcription it would be bigger than that mohammed all leave book -- ali book. tavis: printed at the vatican. , you

kickstart your day. [ male announcer ] to truck guys, the truck is everything. things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year. ♪ and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. >> mike e.: overtime presented by fast-acting advil. 2-2 headed for overtime. let's take a look at what you missed if you just joined us. >> eddie: the "game recap." henrik zetterberg to daniel alfredsson off his right heel. good goal, 1-0 lead for the red wings. power play, kessel's shot. van riemsdyk knocks it out of midair. 1-1. tyler bozak wins the face-off. shot from the point, redirected. good goal. leafs lead 2-1. and then brendan smith to the michigan stater, scores at about the 10 yard line. that ties it up at 2-2. >> mike e.: four a side as o.t. begins. kindl, lashoff, glendening and tatar. phaneuf and gunnarsson for toronto. kessel and bozak. nice move by kessel to shake out to center. phil kessel brings it ahead. that ricocheted off phaneuf, and it's off-side call. >> eddie: how about randy carlyle changing on the draw. also kessel and boza

there's a company that was a big success on kickstarter that launched the v.r. head set. they've got a new version here, using positional sensors on the head set itself, basically so it can defect your head in 3-d space. it's a set of goggles that you wear to provide virtual reality. before it could track your head looking right or left to change the perspective, but now you can lean left or lean right. you can imagine being in a video game and hunting someone down one get behind a wall, you can lean around the corner and find them and shoot them if you want to. pretty cool tough. it has a higher resolution and they say we'll see it sometime this year, but didn't say how much it will cost. >> people wearing those look like some sort of alien zombies, but it looks like fun. >> you were looking at smart toothbrushes? >> >> it's definitely an idea that you think is kind of crazy, but the more you hear about it, it actually makes sense pap smart toothbrush is basically a toothbrush that can track how long you brush your teeth, even how well you've done at brushing your teeth,

. >> and a kickstarter campaign. as you can see, people are behind it. their goal, 15,000. they raise almost 100,000. >> tell us more about why this belt is so different and why it is so revolutionary, we're going to bring in zack. hello, zack. >> hello. how this is belt different? what makes the eastwood slider awesome? >> instead of having loopholes in the belt it just has this auto locking system. all you have to do is slide it on, pull the belt through it will automatically lock in place to the snuggest fit for you. so you don't have to deal with holes too far apart, too wide or too small. a perfect fit every time. he wanted fashion forward design, so it would look sleek, cool, fitting well. >> next, people who have good taste love good art. >> definitely. >> art -- >> beauty by reno. so what he has done, he's taken these classical paintings and animated them so it's giving them -- breathing new life, the analogy. >> subtly, creepily moving? >> looking at images, it's incredible what he's able to do with some relatively simple ending technique. >> wow. >> using image ed

in thencing result referendum could kickstart a presidential bid. he is already shaking hands like a politician. the constitution bolsters the economic power of a military. it allows military trials for civilians but also promises improved human rights. opponents say they have been silent and harassed, picking up these posters has meant arrest and terrorism charges for seven terrorism activists. they say they are giving voters no option. >> they are pushing for one choice only, and it is not a democratic process. quick supporters of the muslim brotherhood are not voting either. they have been protesting in several locations. groups,alled terrorist the muslim brotherhood, say the constitution is stained with blood. it may harden the divisions here. bbc news, cairo. >> i spoke with michelle dunn, a senior associate at the carnegie endowment for peace. there was violence across egypt today. about howou hearing the referendum poll went? >> it is important to remember this referendum is taking place in the context of a broad crackdown of opposition in eg

they are going to try to kickstart that cooperation all. the idea is that they work together on a drone. they will sign a deal committee $200 million to developing a drone over the next two years. bae already has its own that it has been experimenting with. it is called the tyrannis, named after the celtic god of thunder. they will also talk about missiles for helicopters that ipuld be used in anti-sh operations. more than $1 billion of military cooperation on the table. it is a little bit like companies. they are trying to find synergy and cut costs. both of them could use that. actually getting british and french citizens to work together in the sensitive area has proven not as easy as i think sarkozy and cameron originally thought. >> it is interesting. you talk to bae and dassault. they have huge respect for each other. those are the only two companies that are building advanced fighter jets. they are the only two companies that can potentially pursue some sort of a drone transaction. they have huge respect for each other as well. the p

. >> two days into becoming france's ex first lady, she is in india to kickstart her new life.visited a hospital where she called on the world to focus on child none nutrition -- malnutrition. she skirted questions about her private like. reporters flushed -- flock there because of her suffering rather than the children's. she said she was feeling very good. the trip was planned for a long time and she would not have missed it for the world. she claimed to have learned about herself and others after 19 years -- months as first lady and told reporters not to worry about her. she was looking forward to her future. back in france, president hollande has other headaches to deal with. protesters call that their day of anger, furious at the government policies. i cannot takes, anymore of these laws which dammann and destroy -- damage and destroy families. i am outraged the government is not listening. this man says they are taxing us everywhere and it has to stop. it has been two weeks since pictures emerged suggesting the president was having an affair with the actress. president ho

a fresh push has been made to kickstart peace talks. why is israel announcing more settlements now of all times? >> the israeli prime minister is engaged in a complicated game, having to satisfy different parties on his left, the u.s. experienced a john kerry, who revived these peace talks and has repeatedly asked both parties including the prime minister to create a positive environment conducive to talks. one his right side, he has his right wing members of the coalition who are very much pro- settlement people, and that was the people he was satisfying this evening. >> think you very much, gallagher fenwick. under mounting regional pressure, the president of the central african republic announced he is stepping down. sparked antion immediate irruption of joy in a country where he is seen as having failed to put a stop to a wave of deadly sectarian violence. into chaos descended after rebels seized power in march of last year and installed him as the country's first muslim president in what is a majority christian country. earlier on,

sundance and there was some controversy because this was a project very much partially funded by kickstarterans donate money and they got the film made. it had kind of a mixed reaction at sundance. it sold for 2.75 million to focus features. they're going to release it in limited release sometime this year. i was a big fan of the movie but there were other people who were not. >>how well did the new roger ebert documentary do? >>it was like gangbusters. >>they loved it. >>yeah. this was a completely emotional experience for everyone at sundance. a lot of people like myselffrom chicago were there. bias aside, it was the best film i saw at the festival. steve james, a chicagoan who did hoop dreams and was sort of helped out by roger ebert and gene siskel back in the day. he did a remarkable job with this documentary. it's very thorough, beautiful, and funny. it's reallyw ell structured with the last months of his life. it's a great movie. >>i will look forward to seeing that one. as far as sundance success, what would be the top? >>we saw alst year we had don jon, the way, way back was the big

were expecting is some sort of governance that will allow them to go ahead and invest money and kickstart the economy. gandhi does not seem to be the person who reports with these ine on any of creating an investment program. he comes across as someone who is tried and tested. coming from the new political force is a party that came out less than two weeks ago. it has come across after a series of protests on the road. seen whether be they are able to convert the promises they made into actual policies. is a force restricted to new delhi so far. it remains to be seen if we have the impact across the country. as though it much before a matter of dates he takes up the mantle. >> electionlot. also an issue in thailand. antigovernment protesters have stepped up their campaign to shut down the thai capital bangkok. they say they will bring the city to a halt in hope of forcing the prime minister from office. is live.-- zeb the latest demonstrations, how big were they, and what is that going to lead to a week from now? scene.me paint the january 13 at 9 a.m., that is when antigovernment protest

for now the system is being sold on the company's kickstarter site for about $500. look for it in retail stores soon. >> reporter: speaking of health care tech, check out the technogym. this one got a lot of attention partly because it features google glass. it's a treadmill controlled by your glass. you can keep track of your fitness progress because the technogym will store all of your data in the cloud. you probably already know about the sleep number bed. well, it got an update this year at ces. this one costs $8,000. it will track and store your sleep patterns and will even let you talk to it. in addition to responding to your voice command, this will also track your heart rate, breathing rate and the amount of time you're lying still. like one of those bracelets, but it's a bed. wearable technology has been hot in the tech world for some time, and we saw a whole lot of new wearable technology here at ces, not for us adults but for babies, too. the market for wearable technology just got younger, a lot younger. this is mimo, a wunsie with an intel chip inside t

"the funding for start-ups in 2014 will come from private investment, crowdsourcing such as kickstart or indigogo and entrepreneurs investing personally." one start-up, contextmedia, which provides healthy lifestyle tips to patients in clinics has grown annual sales into the multi-millions. --allowing its co-founders to invest more than a million dollars in 22-other start-ups, many of them-- health-related. "there's two things start-ups need to know when contacting physicians, they don't want the coolest and newest. they want the tried-and-true tested and error-proof. if you can partner with an institution--that will also help you be adopted by physicians." the seminar's organizers, chicago digital startups incubator, "1871" also shared another trend, paring away business functions that are not the core of your business. "wasting resources on hr is not going to differentiate you. you need to shed those and stay on top of what's important to your business." tullman suggests that starts ups won't lose cost containment abilities by outsourcing because of increased competition among servi

a very restrictive diet but this is just to boost you to kickstart your diet and the second seeing is that i created. a special. planned mill just a possibility too to break the diet sometimes and then to get on track image of the day after one thing that i could never understand about dieting and i also was a child and child many of them in my personal life is why do you need to have all those stages you just mentioned you have also three stages the caffre stage stage and so on and this is something that is very common about all sorts of diets but why do you need to have those stages when you i think the only approach that can actually work is just applying those nutritional principles throughout your life without going in and out of stages these are the words of somebody. being dated you know that's not true i died at all and pretty much lived this but the real problem of dating people is that there are real you know overweight and just for three four you know and i created these plans because i know the problem the problem is that it's very difficult to follow it during a long time

it was a kickstarter project from two cousins, and what it, you open it up. you can see here.that's a uchlt v light. put your phone in here. the charger for it. kploez it up. four minutes later, it kills all the bacteria on the surface of your cell phone. very important. >> a germaphobe near you. >> reporter: exactly. our cell phones are totally disgusting. i don't want to get into the surface of this. only $50. first year here at the show. nice to see a good idea with humble beginnings. >> a clean, good idea. we like that. >> reporter: definitely. >> brett, thank you. appreciate it. glad you enjoyed las vegas. >> reporter: thank you for having me. >> all right. >>> hello again, everyone. i am fredricka whitfield. we have much more straight ahead in the "newsroom" where we're betting a restart right now. >>> no safe tap water, but plenty of health complaints. a west virginia poison center is inundated with calls after a chemical taints the water supply. details are moments away. >>> damage control. newly released documents shed new light on how appointees of new jersey governo

printing is that these printers the cost is coming down so much on kickstarter i saw a three d. printer for one hundred dollars this was i heard of that five years ago. and i wasn't really to go yeah i also can't help but ask you about three d. printed guns because the media of course likes to focus on this aspect of the technology do you think that it overshadows the incredible benefits that thirty printing can provide well the reason why i'm sort of laughing it because the the thing in the interest in it's not a funny thing obviously guns are very serious but what happened was is that ten. that three d. printing got because of the gun exposure actually helped three printing the number of google searches went up ten fold with that but the guy situation is very serious and it has to be three d. we take it very seriously we obviously don't print any weapons of any kind but the truth of the matter is that if you want to make a gun there are other more much more stable ways of doing so other than three d. printing and with every new technology there comes challenges and benefits an

was generating and do it to reinvest in fiat while the european auto market is at a bottom, try to kickstartrt. and then execute globally. >> a hybrid electric car that gets charged from the sun. this thing is a ford. the ceo will unveil the new concept car next week. since 80% of the electricity in the united states is generated by coal or natural gas, going solar makes the car totally green. we are back. a new year means new laws. the federal aviation administration trying to integrate drones in commercial airspace. the u.s. has approved flight centers in nevada, texas and virginia. why these sites are so important. >> this is technology that shows great promise, but it also brings with it significant challenges. what the test sites provide is a structured framework where we are able to conduct research, conduct test operations, and really understand how we can safely integrate these into the national airspace. >> how will these test sites work? breaking this whole thing down. >> the responsibility of the faa is the safety of the airspace. they want to ensure that this goes safely. the cre

crowd funding of people pre-buying something that will be produced if another people by are using kickstarter or indie go go sites like that whose customers might be all over the world and so maybe only a thousand people in the world care about some particular thing being made and they can all sign up and say yes i'll buy it when it's when it's finished and then the person who might not have known if there was a market for good or not will be able to prejudge that market and then go ahead and produce the item so that kind of thing where we use the tools of technology in a more global world means that people can do much more individualized things. recently tried to block wiki pedia for a description of drug consumption techniques in a russian language article on mari juana should there be forbidden information i mean something which shouldn't ever be published indicate a via well there are lots of things that we deliberately not publish and we pedia just because they don't belong in an encyclopedia for example we you know we don't publish funny cat videos and we don't publish you know the poll

the time from crowd source financing which is not just about some entrepreneur with an idea on kickstarter these days you have huge companies that are able to finance their invoicing streams through basically lending from private parties so my view is lending is happening more and more and this is crowding out the banks so now we got a really terrible situation where governments using effectively taxpayer funds to keep alive institutions that the economy doesn't need as much as they used to but so crowdfunding and the innovations and financial crowd out the the banks. crowding out the economy correct they will be taken out of the equation but raising interest rates at this point will actually stimulate bank lending because they're making money on the loans instead of just going to the central bank and deposit it there for no risk and getting a rate of return i think that's the point isn't raising rates right now and actually stimulate loan creation i think danny completely misses that but we're going to move on you are a member of the president's working group of financial markets some cal

generating and do it to reinvest in fiat will the european auto market is that a bottom, try to kickstartpart. and then execute globally. >> a hybrid electric car that gets charged from the sun. this thing is a ford. the ceo will unveil the new concept car next week. since 80% of the electricity in the united states -- going solar makes the car totally green. we are back. a new year means new laws. the federal aviation administration trying to integrate drones in commercial airspace. why these sites are so important. >> this is technology that shows great promise, but it also brings with it significant challenges. what the test sites provide is a structured framework where we are able to conduct research, conduct test operations, and really understand how we can safely integrate these into the national airspace. >> how will these test sites work? breaking this whole thing down. >> the responsibility of the faa is the safety of the airspace. they want to ensure that this goes safely. the creation of these six test sites -- they will create a geographic area where these unmanned aircraft ca

they along with two friends have raised over $250,000 on kickstarter in order to fund their project. me, kay koplovitz. we were talking about 3-d printing and you were speaking and looking at what the gentleman had brought. i want you to start off by just describing what you are holding in your hand and how you made it. >> this is a 3-d printed hunter head. our printer extruded plastic. you can see there is a hexagon shaped over here. it extruded it out and we created the object. this is approximately two dollars of plastic i wait. you buy a pla school and put it into the printer and it prints. >> how did you get into this? >> i have been tinkering with stuff since a young age. >> i read that you took apart everything that you could. >> yeah, and if i couldn't put it back together my mom would have to buy a new appliance, unfortunately. we got into this when i found out that my school had a powder- based printer that was really expensive. i said, why don't we make one of these and assemble it. it will be a lot cheaper to print him one of these plastic printers than a powder-based pri

i hear it says kickstart her doing something that it never sets on the sir and is constantly moving.try to understand what that means. >> it is good for the nsa. fe are kicked around with a bridge noty be there unlessth a there is a reason. you should not expecte privacy just like facebook or twitter if you neil the sees people will see it. that stuff is okay that is like to say they should nothe bey spying on the flight academy although now they should have.acad even though there was a whistle-blower. lou: how can the countrytryi take seriously see executive with privacy and concern said bond dash currency againstth guess if you 1/2 if you get gbl for free there is no such thing as a free lunch. and i play -- paidpa subscription fees and my e-mail to pay for that privacy. i think nsa is for stephen though they do private datar mining. lou: thank you very much. fair and balanced. e-mail's revealed the id ministration to about a major flaw of the obamacare small business exchange. former mitt romney adviser is here to discuss the latest rage or oversight. next. lou: house energy and c

i launch my new collection on kickstarter which is a really cool platform.this woman e-mailed me and she said i'm launching a project. do you have time to speak with me as i have had many of those and i try to respond to all of them because i know in five minutes i can share some insight it's easy to say it and it's another thing to make the time to do it i know it's our responsibility. >> i will tell you, you gave a fabulous dancer. why don't i have each of you give me a one sentence closing thought, anything you want to wrap up on or that you didn't get to and he wish wished we would have? >> i'm at a loss. >> my daughter justine the one who i disappointed profoundly 20 years ago is now a beauty and features editor at al.com. she is my resident fashionista and she will be really impressed. [laughter] >> i just want to thank all of you. i'm always inspired by the women and i've been lucky to meet these wonderful women on the panel today and thank you for allowing me to be here with you. >> thank you. >> i too am delighted to be with this group. i always lik

when kickstart project could make that reality. prepping for the super bowl. getting close to. security measures in place to protect players and the fans. we have that and more. dagen mcdowell joins me from markets now. dagen: i am so leaving town that weekend of the super bowl. i am so leaving town. stuart: i will mark on my calendar you are leaving town. told weekend? dagen: no just that weekend. going to be a nightmare. connell: i don't live anywhere near it. dagen: really aggressively happy fans on the street. where a girl can dream. there it is, 100 point gain on the dow, on the heels of yesterday, nicole petallides is at the stock exchange with more. nicole: the market is looking pretty nice today. if you are a bullish view like that 100 point gain you are like it today, 2 days in a row after monday where the dow sold off 180 points. that is the environment we have been in. year to date, the s&p 500, right now at 1847 so right around 1848 it did move into positive territory for the year so far but dipped back a little bit. on the dow jones industrial average, microsoft, v