man, come holler at me, man! what's up? >> ricardo cobe williams, he's a younger interrupter, which is a good thing. once he came on board at ceasefire, he began to really turn the heat on. cobe knows how to get in. he talks the language, and he knows what to say, when to say it. >> crazy, man. >> you two guys, man, y'all been around hearin' a lot of bull ( bleep ). both of you all. >> robbing people, breaking in windows, all kinds of stuff. >> man, whenever i gotta do what i gotta do, i gotta do what i gotta do, you know. don't get it all twisted. once upon a time this man was out here too, doing the same thing we done and did. >> cobe has big-time credibility with the gang members out there. >> we gonna wait for the heat to come to us. >> breakin' out-- look at them. what's going on? >> a friend of mine called me, very concerned about her two kids. >> the streets is taking a toll. >> they stay in the same house, and they be at each other because both of them are in two different cliques. >> threatening to kill one another

oh man, oh man, man. so sad, man. actually, so sad it makes me want to sing, man. ♪ quest -- yeah. good thing i had this. yeah. ♪ when i first heard the news i just couldn't believe that ashton could break up with demi ♪ ♪ can i marry katy perry and be her man i don't think you understand ♪ ♪ i'm in love, man i've been in love, man mum-a-lum-a-lum-a-lah ♪ ♪ love you plus me equals love, man ♪ ♪ so do the math, man you plus me equals love, man ♪ ♪ so do the math, man man, oh, man ♪ >> jimmy: very good, that's enough. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, man. >> ♪ you plus me >> jimmy: no, no, no, i got you. i got you, i got you. sit down, man. sit down, man. let me see if i got this right now. shout out to art, shout out to jalapenos, shout out to girl scout cookies -- [ cheers ] >> cookies in your ass! >> jimmy: all right. shout out to nuts. >> who doesn't love these nuts!? >> jimmy: okay. shout out to wild card wings. shout out to tebow. >> tebow! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: shout out to love. >> shout out to lov

noodle man, noodle man? what are you doing? i was taking a nap. a nap? i'm a customer of your hot noodle. oh, it's very cold. it's warm tonight. that's true. by the way, how is business? not so good. is it. pretty good. a little different from last night. that's okay. it happens bad time wills follow good times in business. if something bad is going to happen to you soon. wait. i made mistakes. any way you will get the business. don't worry. don't worry. what's the name of your shop? bingo. don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bo

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man: going on, bro. man: tough work. yeah, don't touch, don't touch him too hard, man, you might they might, they might explode. narr: working constantly in the line of fire, these srt officers have developed a rare friendship. man sync: (inaudible) people. (inaudible). ray sync: what we like to do is just sit around, talk, crack some jokes and easy up the, you know, the atmosphere. man sync: (inaudible) i'm a winner, and you're a loser! ray sync: unit cohesion's the, the, is, is the best thing in this unit. it's something that we look for in every, in every operator. if we have an operator that we can't get along with, then it's not good for the unit, it's not good for our squad. it's okay to have a different opinion, as long as everybody's on the same page. everybody takes care of each other, everybody watches out for each other. narr: these officers are more than just a band of brothers. they've been trained into an elite fighting machine, to bring miami's most hardened criminals to their knees. ray sync: you can send

you the man. >> steve: you're the man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is crazy. woman in texas -- did you hear about this? she survived a car accident after her size 38 triple k breasts acted as an air bag. [ laughter ] she must have had state farm insurance, because like a good neighbor, every guy in the two-mile radius was there. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what? it's also good to have dual -- it's also good to have dual air bags. >> jimmy: that is true. you're right, that is true. listen to this, you guys. a new survey found that 22% of adults have a hostile relationship with their siblings. that sounds like a weird statistic. sounds like something my jackass brother would make up. [ laughter ] guy's a real tool. and finally, this week, 97 people were arrested as part of colorado's largest drug bust in history. yeah, i tried to look it up online, but when i googled largest bust in history, it showed me that lady from the car accident. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show tonight, give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers an

but this man ends up getting away. this happened in september of last year. they have not been able to find him. that's why the british transport police released this cctv video to see if anyone recognizes this man who they say is a white male, probably in his 40s with a european accent. >> has there been discussion about what provoked this push? were they acquaintances? were they arguing? how did this happen? >> it seems like there was some sort of argument between the victim and the assailant, but what was said, the words exchanged, none of that information has been available. >> still no matter what they were fighting about or arguing about, there's no excuse for that. you can't push a woman into train tracks. you shouldn't push anybody into train tracks. terrible. >> only seconds after they pulled her back out, another train pulled up. police hoping somebody recognizes him and are able to turn him in to authorities. >>> this video you're about to see is the dramatic building collapse in russia. what you're looking at is a nine-story apartment building. th

it was another man. another man? i don't think so. he did it and i'm going to kill him! bring him here now. please! please! don't kill him here in this hotel if you kill him here, everybody will think it's a dangerous place and no one will stay here and it will be the end of my business. please don't kill him here. okay. i understand your situation. all right. then i will fight him tomorrow morning at the temple. is that okay? thank you so much. thank you! but if he tries to escape tonight i will kill all of them and you too! me too? why me too? excuse me. iha chi is everything okay. no. i told him what you said but he didn't believe me. he's going to kill you. kill me? here? now? no. he said he will fight you tomorrow morning at the temple. if you try to escape tonight he'll kill you and your friends and me too! friends? we're not his friends! we just met him. we hardly no each other. the man was so panic stricken and afraid that they couldn't sleep all night. they just sat in total silence. it was a very quiet night. the next morning,hia chi, hia chi! oh, this is a voi

the man accused of being behind one of the largest leaks of u.s. army data goes before court but critics of the process say it's just a ploy to cover up government crimes. and israel dismisses global concerns over a potential military escalation in the rao with the rand saying it alone will decide whether to launch a strike on the islamic republic. hello it's midnight here in moscow and now you're watching r t live with me kevin oh in our top story this very early friday morning the u.n. seeking to send its humanitarian chief to syria to secure a delivery to civilians caught up in the fighting the international bodies also preparing to investigate the country's officials over allegations they've committed crimes against humanity correspondent in damascus rif nationals been keeping across developments on the ground for. according to r.t. sources here in syria the fighting in the besieged city of homs is now over with the army taking control of the city we've been hearing initial reports from our sources here that there has been a ceasefire agreement

side and only one man realized what was happening. lou wallace was pullinging in but he hadn't -- pulling in, but he hadn't quite gotten there yet. there was a lowly colonel. probably the most brilliant military commander in the war. he was a colonel, and he was -- he made a fortune in slave trading. he was from the lower classes of the south. people associated slave trading with the lack of breeding. he was functionly -- i don't think he was literate. he could barely write or read. he was supposed to guard a small river. just as shilo turned a suicide into a hero or turned into a majestic man into the south's excuse for losing or turned a general into the best-selling novelist in the 19th century. shilo turned this lowly colonel into one of the most important figures in american history. first thing he did, he didn't do what he was supposed to. he left where he was guarding horses on the plank of the southern army and went in on the hornet's nest. his men road right into the fire and everybody saw it and they survived and they were p

>> peyton manning. >> jimmy: peyton manning? hair! >> i would take him to my fraternity, alpha -- lambda chi alpha. [ cheers and applause ] and just have fun catching his footballs. if i could even catch it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. now, let me get this straight. so -- here's the deal. [ laughter ] i'm not gonna make you think of a different answer. that was it, right there. well, you guys, we've got our pal andrew and your favorite football player is peyton manning. and if he had his dream to do anything with the man at all -- [ light laughter ] he wants to take him back to his frat house and throw a football to each other. [ laughter ] catch footballs. pretty rad, i mean, that's it. yeah, he's -- callin' him out like that. all right, so this one -- i like to always test you guys. maybe, can we do it in like, the style of -- like a country music? [ light laughter ] >> questlove: you got a -- a fiddle? >> jimmy: like country jam? you can do -- >> hey -- hey dean, you're up. >> questlove: d minor. one, two, three. ♪ [ ch

bradley manning today like you said was ray. ellsberg and bradley manning that his case was so tragic because a i think people who have been paying attention to what's going on over in iraq and afghanistan and all these years nothing he nothing that he allegedly. leaked was a surprise to anybody but as you said daniel ellsberg has lived a long full life and he did something very heroic and helped and the vietnam war are and he's been outside of prison brat bradley. and him up in prison for the rest of his life which is just really to me and it's heartbreaking and heart wrenching to think that he did something so heroic and he might have to pay and also this is a whistleblower occupy the truth conference and barack obama told us he was going to have the most transparent administration in american history has actually been a disaster for civil liberties and his administration is persecuting not prosecuting but persecuting bradley manning and under his administration and there has also there have also been actually six people prose

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>> oh, man, it's great, man. long -- >> 24 years. >> long time, warden. >> how does it feel to be innocent in here? >> you can't think about it, ward. when you know you're innocent, if you think about it, it messes with you a little bit. all you do is try on working getting out. >> ricky johnson was cleared of rape based on dna evidence. he was serving a life sentence. >> what do you think about the innocence project? >> oh, man, i love them. >> you love them, huh? >> i love them, warden. i love them. >> they did you a good thing. i love them, too. i tell you what, i think it's horrible that a fellow has to be in prison that's innocent. and it makes me shudder to think about it. and i feel real bad for you being here this long. the transfer's in my office. that's what i come back here to tell you. so i say, congratulations. you had 24 here with us that you didn't need to have, but you know what, you're going free. congratulations. >> thank you. >> before stepping into the free world, ricky says good-bye to his br

it's a fashion thing, man.e city? >> it's about -- it's about this big. >> jimmy: now, is it, like, a ben franklin-looking key or is it -- >> it is. it's huge. it's huge. i'm wondering if there's some, like, old castle door that i get to open. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. bloomberg probably -- he's probably got some party shack or something everyone's allowed to go to. [ laughter ] now, you're from paterson, new jersey, right? >> paterson, new jersey, yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: they call that silk city. >> yeah, yeah, silk city. >> jimmy: silk city they call that, yeah. >> silk city. >> jimmy: and when you score a touchdown, you do the silk city salsa. >> yeah, that's what -- sort of people have overcame and took the -- you know -- >> jimmy: put the name on it. >> exactly, exactly. >> jimmy: now, this is happening -- this is in tribute to your grandma? >> tribute to my grandmother. well, it started off as something for hispanic heritage month. i happened to be getting my first nfl start on week three agai

>> our teammates. >> each other, man. >> each other, man. of coin the slogan for ourselves this year as all in. it's about 11 guys -- 11 guys playing as one. >> you are sweet. they love you. come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> i love you guys. >> a lot of people talking coming into this game about the battle between tom brady and 'lie manning. brandon jacob when asked how good eli manning was, he said 228 countries just saw eli, speaking of the huge super bowl audience, i don't have to say anything. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," mitt romney wins decisively at this weekend's nevada caucuses. still not good enough to convince gingrich to get out of race. he says he's taking this thing all the way to tampa. >>> we'll huddle up around the water cooler. we have to talk about super bowl ads the morning after. there's actually one we're talking about. clint eastwood staring down america when "way too early" comes right back. [ female announcer ] lactaid milk is easy to digest. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. a

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. >> a man trapped underground is pulled free. we'll tell you how he became stuck. >>> billions raised, facebook is going public. and that's good news for california. why the company is worth so much, and how the ipo could have an effect on the bay area. >>> funding flap. planned parenthood loses hundres of thousands of dollars. what may have led to the payment halt and how many women could be affected. >>> this was the scene in brentwood tonight, a man buried cheflt-deep in mud -- chest-deep in mud for three hours. the 50 year-old man from oakland was digging a trench when the ground fell in on top of him. kate thompson is live with more on this life-saving rescue effort tonight. >> reporter: an intense 3-hour rescue effort. here is the trench in front of the home. you can see it is now covered in plywood off on the driveway, piles of dirt and mud. that is all of what firefighters removed from the trench, trying to rescue the man. and these are the boards they had to use to shore up that trench before the rescue effort could begi

a hit man. undercover police officer. and he has a camera in his back seat. documenting everything she is saying. >> i'm positive, like 5,000% sure. >> police set up this sting after they get a tip from an acquaintance of dalia's, a man she asked to help her find a hit man. >> it is just sad for somebody to go this route. there's no point for it. just divorce me and take everything. that's the best way, right? so i don't understand. >> on the morning dalia thinks her husband is supposed to be killed, she heads to the gym where she gets a phone call from police telling her to come back home. and when she gets there, she finds the police waiting for her. then still believing her husband is dead, dalia is taken into an interrogation room at the police station again with cameras rolling. >> the game is over with, okay? there's no more games with you and i. now we're going to get down to serious business. i want to know if you know this guy. >> the police are holding back their cards but already know

john adams is the man,hi man w states government. think about, you know, the united states government. we sort of take it for granted. we have a senate in the house of representatives and all that kind of stuff. well somebody had to think of that. somebody had to sit down and write that down on paper how this was going to work. the person who did that is john adams, you know that. as i got into this story, i began discovering the character of abigail adams. abigail adams is the first american feminist. this woman was 100 years ahead of her time and with no education to support that. in this era, women were not allowed, in many cases, it was illegal for women to get a college education. she was self taught, self read. she readen classics and just anything she could get her hands on that she was allowed to read. and once that was sort of consumed by her, she quickly learned to state her opinion. they was pretty eager to do that and it shows through her writing. this is a marvelous letter we have when, you know, john adams is going on t

and you don't want to be on this man's bad side leave it to the g.o.p. to assemble a rag team of neo conservatives to act as their political henchmen and this seems resume as as potent as it is powerful both for you the dark side of the republican presidential race. and ending the bloodshed by arming the insurgency does that sound like a contradiction to you well it just might be the american strategy in syria will tell you how much the us stands to gain by opening its arms door. it's thursday february twenty third five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t well the man accused of the biggest leak in classified information in u.s. history had his day in court today twenty four year old army private bradley manning was a reined in a military court in fort meade maryland he is facing a slew of charges including it in the enemy today manning deferred his plea he allegedly gave hundreds of thousands of secret documents and cables to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks celebrate manning as a hero for exposing the truth behind mili

dale was basically the money man. throwing as much money at this business to make it work. >> according to employees, steve was happy to help dale throw his money away. >> while my truck was in the shop, steve handed me the keys to a $80,000 porsche said drive this for a couple of days. i mean, the perks were unbelievable. >> the perks and promise of opportunity drew a former colleague as well, that quit his job and came to work at steve heitman's place, even though he had seen heitman lie to customers. >> nobody really trusted him. >> did you trust him? >> not really. >> in february 1999, the local newspaper did a business feature on the new ski shop in town. steve heitman was interviewed, and his resume expanded to fill the space provided. she said he served in germany in the army, studied at the university of heidelberg and, of course, was an expert skier from an early age and had worked for the ski-makers atomic and head as a designer and field tester. did you ever see him ski? >> no. nobody had seen him ski. >> s

(man) alright man, done with that one.man) is it important for you to get all your tattoos removed? >>just the ones in my arms that are visible. it alleviates a lot of bs from cops, from other gang members that don't understand what the change is about and all that. ♪ >>i deal with gang members everyday. i got a message to carry so-- change is possible and that it's infinitely love and it's unconditional. hopefully i'll be able to bring that too. >>this place here like you said earlier, you work with a lot of gang members and we've seen the ins and outs, we grew up from the ugly. fortunately it didn't turn us that way, into a dead end now we can be that example to someone else. they might not understand it but i'm sure they'll feel the love. >>alright big guy. take care then, right on. bye. >>oh this is my graduation picture, when i graduated. (woman) look at you! >>i graduated in state prison, yeah. but i did it. for me it's like my worst day out here means stressed out about bills, places to stay, quotas i got to meet--

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man, i love how you just love life.ight? >> jimmy: i mean, it's fun to be fun, right? >> 12 and 15. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. every time you come on, you bring a cool toy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the first time you came on you brought a remote-controlled airplane. >> yep. >> jimmy: 'cause you fly them around on the set. >> landed on your desk. >> jimmy: and you landed it right on the desk, it was amazing. that's good. >> yep. >> jimmy: and then the next time you came on we had a blimp race. >> you decided to do the blimp pretty slow, but okay, i did it. >> jimmy: yeah, it was a race. like, a slow race. >> right. >> jimmy: 'cause you -- they don't have blimp races in real life. >> right, right. >> jimmy: so we had to set one up and it was as boring as you thought it would be. >> yep, absolutely. >> jimmy: so this time, oh man, i took it to the next level. yeah. i've got a blimp, but it's in the shape of a fish this time. and they have movable fins. remote control fins, so watch -- i'm a clown fish near a shark

. >> the guy just checked in my man card. for sure. >> here's what not to do when stick arounded by chinese police. lesson number one, don't back over the chinese policeman's motorcycle. then when they blow their whistles at you, you should probably stop, but this guy doesn't do that. he backs over the motorcycle and soon gets surrounded by the chinese police, but the man just tries to get away. this officer runs after him. >> where does he think he is going? >> here you see him backing up almost over a barricade, and then he is facing oncoming traffic. >> he gets out and gets in an argument saying, hey, i'm just trying to drive here. these guys come right over and say, no way. they ripped this out of the car, and they have him surrounded. >> if anything, this video shows us that road rage is, in fact, universal. it doesn't just happen here in the united states. in china, which is the world's largest car market, you got to wonder if more cars equals more road rage. >> more people equals more road rage. you're talking over a b

he writes the man back and says hey, man, i sold you this thing, maybe we should split. the buyer says, dude, no way. this is e-bay. people buy things as is. i'm not giving you anything. so jam, the seller, says i'm going to take this to the local media and make this guy look back. this airs in memphis, tennessee. but here is where the story takes a crazy turn. >> after this story aired, james started receiving death threats. people were calling james' house saying that's a stolen safe. and if you don't give me my money back, i'm going to kill you. >> but he doesn't have the safe anymore. now, listen to this. after all of that, the buyer of the safe gets back in touch with james and says hey, man, i saw what happened to you. i want to let you know that it was all a joke. there was no money. >> it was all a joke? >> well, we don't know. >> i think the money was in there and now he's saying oh, it's a joke because he wants everybody to be quiet so he can pocket the money and not get anymore questions asked. >> so no one comes after him. >> when you go into a burger joint,

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harris was a community man but more so he was a man of god. an impact on this community that will last for a long time. >> we've been friends for over 20 years. that was my friend. he showed up for me and i showed up for him and it just means a whole lot. >> reporter: inside the church there were prayers, songs, and stories told about a man who touched so many lives through community work in alexandria. that's where he grew up and worked on behalf of the poor and disadvantaged. >> we respected each other despite the fact that we had our differences. i'm no politics and lenny a community activist. but he knew how to get things done. >> reporter: a community reception was held here at the charles houston rec center the last place lenny harris was seen alive and also the place where he mentored so many young people. >>> he would give you the last coin in his pocket to help you. and we're just here today saying we love him. >> reporter: debra harris arrived too to say thank you to the community, those who prayed along with her that her husband wou

eli manning is the game's most valuable player. he chestrated yet another spectacular game-winning fourth quarter drive. an improbable catch by wide receiver mario manningham was the defining moment. that catch put the giants in prime position to close out the game. a touchdown was not enough time for tom brady lead his famous comeback drive. the win ves w york the second title in four years. fresh off the plane from indianapolis is adam schefter. he is espn's n.f.l. inside everand i'm pleased to have him here that the table for the first time and for a second appearance on our show. welcome. >> thank you for having me here, charlie. an honor to step off the plane and come into your studios for the first time. >> rose: define this one for me. >> i think it was not a great game. i think there were so many mistakes made along the way. dropped balls, coaching errors, mistakes, that it prevented it from being a game from the ages but it had a dramatic ending with a real interesting, intriguing w that it ended with the failed hai mary a