the moment of truth came in 1993 in the africa usa. the fight broke out the big cats were in the middle of performing. something won had spent years training his cats to perform. what happens to make his highly trained cats go back to their wild, wild ways? >> i had a frisky tiger, his name tycoon took his legs, period k-l eus picks too with w wok. >>> it's possible to be clinical about it today but you have to ask ron what was he thinking that day? why did he stay in the cage? >> the only way you can really break up a big fight with the cats you have to place yourself in between the adversaries and tip go any. when we see george in the cage trying to man handle these big cats, we have to ask him another another. they have to ask you, why do you train them each -f each we are. >> to get in their face and i had to reply phapt by hitting, not surge the fight was a attorneying peupbt forron and for the cats. even in were. they were back in the ring performing a couple of hours later things will never be the >> i knew this was the beginning

but i think speaker boehner is going to face a real moment of truth. truth is going to be does he insist on whatever plan goes forward has most republicans in the house being for it, because if that's his requirement, he's got a real problem f. he is willing to put together something on a bipartisan basis that has substantial number of democrats as well as republicans in the house marching together, with members in the senate, then there's a chance. >> richard, what do you think about that statement? boehner's position on this if he is willing to accept bipartisan compromise or beholding to his tea party members. >> these decisions are going to come to a pressure point after the election. the lame duck congress, the sequesters kick in and at that point you can see a compromise plan that actually the grand compromise will come then. that debt ceiling will be lifted as part of this overall deal. but boehner will have this choice, go for the majority of the majority or the majority of the house. and my guess is that he's actually a practical guy and will

. >> it was go time and with the supporters cheering himç on -- moment of truth. >> get in there andus proud. >> you go get them, kevin. >> vote your ass off, kevin. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> unreal. >> it's been a long day a great day but in the end i know it's still fantasy and nothing happens. >> it was off to the indiana primary on may 8 to give the folks there who don't matter a chance to matter. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she was the secretary of state dur the clinton administration. the new book is out. welcome back to the show.secz[c] so nice to see you. how are you? >> very nice to see you. [cheers and applause] >> jon: go to see grench to see you. >> jon: boy, first of all just what an impressive writing. it's mag any of sefnlt i really enjoyed the way you have woven history with memoir, the sort of person people brnses but also sort of historically recreating that time period. was your intention to combine those in a way? >> i kind of thought the book in three layers. the inner part of sit say personal story of trying to sort out who i am and al

. >> there is a moment of truth joy, true happiness beyond the fact it was a true accomplishment. it was really a moment where we help somebody do something they had wished to do for many years. >> this tiny sensor was inserted into the arm of this robotics expert a decade ago as part of an earlier trial. it enabled him to control a robotic clock. he said the technology could give independence to paralyzed patients. >> this will allow people to do things for themselves. switch off lights, open doors, perhaps even drive themselves around in a wheelchair. >> a scientist writing in the journal "nature" post to use the sensor to use the brain to direct paralyzed limbs and restore function. that is a distant dream, but this is a milestone in a long journey. >> live from singapore and london. still to come, why the pakistan eight government is facing opposition to lift a six month blockade in transporting nato supplies. >> now, a quick look at what is making front-page news around the world. those 12 zeros on the cover of the guardian represent the eurozone if greece exit. an escalating

." >>> in sports, both pro basketball and hockey last night was a moment of truth for several play-off teams. here is nbc's fred roggin with a look at the sports headlines. >>> good morning. it was elimination night in the nba and nhl playoffs by possible close out games we will get to it and start in indy. magic didn't go down without a fight, played their hearts out for three quarters. nelson had 27. the pacers switched gears in the fourth outscored orlando by 20. indy advance 105-87, that is likely stan van gundy's game as magic coach. >>> the hawks live to play another game. al horford led with 19. bucket gave atlanta four point lead. celts had a chance. rondo lost the ball, that is the game. the hawks escaped 87-86. >>> no derrick rose, no joakim noah, bulls got it done with the defense. held the sixers to 26 in the first half. chicago avoided elimination with the 77-69 win. >>> in los angeles, lakers rallied from 15 down, couldn't get over the hump. kobe bryant's jumper off the mark. sessions with another shot couldn't get it to fall. despite 43 from bryant, denver won 102-99. >>

now, when you get here, it's more the moment of truth. just how much is that flight you thought you paid for really going to cost you? because they are adding on fees for everything. to choose your own seat ahead of time. to get a pillow and blanket on board. to watch a movie. to be handed a bottle of water. and last month, to carry on your own bag. you are doing the heavy letting. but the price you pay for the privilege of storing it in the overhead, $10 to $35. not quite as high as spirit's carry-on price. $20 to $45. they've been charging for carry-ons since 2010. and which airline is going to be next? >> we are probably a few years away from other airlines following, but honestly, we're probably not that far off. i think a lot of the airlines aren't going to have much of a choice to do this. many of them are losing money if the fees aren't there. >> reporter: of course, a key reason people carried on in the first place was to avoid the baggage charges that have been creeping up in recent years. all you want to do is bring your clets, b

." >>> and in sports, both pro basketball and hockey last night was a moment of truth for several playoff teams. here is nbc's fred roggin with a look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it was elimination night in the nba and nhl playoffs by possible closeout games. we will get right to it and start in indy. the magic didn't go down without a fight, played their hearts out for three quarters. jameer nelson had 27 but it's not how you start. it's how you finish. the pacers switched gears in the fourth, outscored orlando by 20 in the quarter. indy advance 105-87. that is likely stan van gundy's last game as magic coach. >>> the hawks live to play another game. final minutes, al horford got the friendly bounce. he led everybody with 19. bucket gave atlanta a four-point lead. celts had a chance at the buzzer, down one. rondo lost the ball. that is the game. boston didn't even get a shot off and the hawks escaped 87-86. >>> no derrick rose, no joakim noaa. no problem for the bulls. they got it done with the defense. held the sixers to 26 in the first half. chicago avoided eliminat

. >> there was a moment of truth joy. beyond the fact that it was an accomplishment. an important advance in the entire field. it was a moment or we helped somebody do something they had not wished to do for many years. >> this is the implant. >> at this tiny sensor was inserted into the arm of this robotics expert a decade ago as part of an earlier trial. it enabled him to control a robotic claw. the technology could give independence to paralyzed patients. >> this will allow people to do things for themselves. open doors, drive themselves around in a wheelchair. >> the scientist hope to use the sensor to reconnect the brain direct to paralyzed lamps. that is a distant dream. -- paralyzed limbs. this is a distant dream. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." presidential politics kicks into high gear in new york. this time, it is the dominican republic which is taking center stage. in south sudan, there has been a dire warning from the united nations that more than half the population faces food shortages. the conflict would sedan is ongoing and the rainy seas

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. >> there was a moment of truth joy and happiness. it is an important advance in the entire field. it was a moment where we help somebody do something that they had not wished to do for many years. >> this is the implant. >> this tiny sensor was implanted into the arm of this robotics expert from redding a decade ago as part of an earlier trial. it enabled him to control robotic claw. he says the technology could give independence to paralyzed patients. >> this will allow people to do things for themselves, maybe make a cup of tea, certainly switched off lights, open doors, perhaps even drive themselves around in a wheelchair. >> the scientists hope to use the sensor to reconnect the brain directly to paralyzed limbs and to restore function. that is a distant dream, but this is a milestone on a long journey. >> amazing. the advance of technology. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, presidential politics kick into high gear in new york. this time, it is the dominican republic taking center stage. in south sudan, there has been a dire warning from the united nat

ok and try and avoid the be sticking its tongue in the comb next to me so moment of truth get this off i'm. not beautiful and never had honey straight from a hive. that is not. really sweet but it's just delicious and with my side cured i was finally ready for a brew ok now i am ready for a tea party so my t.v. has been brewing here so pour myself some of that. just. this beautiful me. that. is a proper cup of. tea making is a relatively modern addition to our game culture but back in my car i had a chance to take a look at one of the republics most ancient aunts. yet again have always been a warrior people and in olden times their weapons would never have been far from their hands in fact a man's most precious possessions were considered to be his horse his gun his sword and his daggers and more beautiful they were the more pristine he had. and even though the battles may be long gone there's still a demand for these antique items of war morat is one of only a handful of weapon smith still working you know again and he offered to show me where he creates his pieces most of the time he

. >> the moment of truth, nicolas sarkozy meets his presidential contender in a prime-time tv debate.> it is a diplomatic drama straining ties between beijing and washington, and it is not over yet. >> after days of being in hiding, the human rights activist, chen guangcheng, has left the usoc in beijing. he says threats made him leave. >> he told the ap news agency that chinese officials threatened to send his family away if he refused to leave u.s. protection. beijing denies that, and it has lashed out at the u.s. for meddling in its affairs. >> now chen says he wants to leave china, and he is appealing to washington for help. >> chen guangcheng was brought to this hospital after leaving the u.s. and the sea in beijing. originally both the u.s. and china said the blind legal activist left of his own accord to seek medical treatment and be reunited with his family. on wednesday morning, his lawyer made no mention of the alleged threats. he pointed out that chen had not years. the activist's extraordinary escape to the usoc last week has passed a bright spot light on human rights abus

in sports in both pro basketball and hockey last night was a moment of truth for several playoff teamsn. >>> good morning. it was elimination night in the nba and nhl playoffs. five possible closeout games. we will get right to t. we'll start at indy. the magic didn't go out without a fight. played their harlts out for three-quarters. it's not how you start, it's how you finish. the pacers switch gears in the fourth. outscored orlando. indy advanced 105-87. that is stan van gundy's last game as the coach likely. the hawks live to play another game. he led everybody with 19. the bucket gave atlanta a four point lead. he had a chance at the buzz zer down one. rajon rondo dribbled, lost the ball and that's the game. boston didn't even get a shot off and the hawks escaped 87-86. no derek rose, no noah, no problem for the bulls. they got it done with the defense. held the sixers to 26. a game high 24. chicago avoided elimination with a 77-69 win. in los angeles, lakers rally from 15 down but they couldn't get over the hump. nuggets up three. kobe bryant's shot off the mark. despite 43 from

captioning performed by vitac >>> this is why this is such a moment of truth for the supreme court. if this chooses to rule -- >> along the lines of what you said, would you be critical of the court for deciding to hear the health care case and immigration case, two hotly contested political issues where the ruling will essentially be made on the eve of a presidential election? >> well, they did have to take the health care case. the lower courts had disagreed. they didn't have to give three days of oral argument and examine every single argument before the election. >> did they have to take it before election? >> yeah, because it was right. >> there's a problem that you identify, it's exacerbated in the state court setting where some 37 states still engage in contested election of their judges. it's ironic because the election of judges was regarded in the mid 19th century as a reform effort against the elitist, corrupt appointing system. but what turned out to be the 19th century's reform has become the 21st century's disaster in that judges are forced to be politicians, they're f

as we bring you coverage of that in a moment or so of course he calls it a moment of truth and both see it as a good crucial time for them this debate socialist rival and is still ahead in the polls and we weren't which was a cause a big t.v. debates have failed to sway the voters at the last minute try to scoop up supporters of the far right leader marine le pen which is refusing to admit also either of them what is in their. hopes is the choice for weary french voters are explaining that if you. go in for the so it's down to two men socialist francois long and incumbent nicolas sarkozy and the french say around one of the presidential race is about choosing the candidate you like the most round two is voting for the one you dislike. unless of course you voted for one of them to begin with but this is where it gets tricky for some especially for those who question what kind of power if there really is one. yeah yeah yeah. it may be in jest but what's seen as a lack of a clear solution for france is economic woes have left citizens skeptical from the onset i will wait. of the french peo

i signed up to transfer school and all my buddies said they were going to be with me and the moment of truth came, i'm standing there by myself. what's wrong with this picture? >> yes, exactly. >> but it was all of this that we were looking at. it just didn't -- i mean, part of the problem today is that everybody thinks that dr. king made the speech on the steps. >> and that was it? >> that was it. >> everybody held hands. >> and my hope is that events like this get people to bore down deeper to understand what else was going on and why, you know, we felt we could step forward, and we had the support of family, that we could do something different. >> well, we're going to get to your moment -- big moment in the sunshine in just a minute, ernie green, but did i want to highlight something for people who don't know, because i don't assume everybody knows. emmett till was 14 years old. he's part of the whole lynching thing that was going on. he was lynched in mississippi for allegedly whistling at a white woman. those people that lynched him later said that they did it, but it was, of course, a

. >> moment of truth, would you take another meeting? >> i absolutely would.irls in the make-up room went crazy when they sue this, make-up, qvc, hsi. the companies don't try to fush it. they buy her. >> the key thing is accessorize, accessorize, accessorize. >> is that what you do? >> absolutely. >> thank you for coming on and pitching us. thank you for everything. if you have a problem or service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel all you have to do is send an e-mail to yourbusiness@msnbc.com. include a short summary of what your company does, how much you're trying to raise and what you intend to do with that money. somebody out there may be interested in helping you. >>> the ipad is quickly growing in popularity with small business owners looking to do work on the go. if you're looking to make your ipad more functional, check out these five accessories, courtesy of ink.com one, the sena keyboard folio. it has a blue teeth keyboard and folding kick stand. two, the apple ipad camera connection kit. don't be limited to just the photos already

on live television there in france and sarkozy calls it a moment of truth and both see it as a crucial socialist rival and who we can see there now is still ahead in the polls and worryingly force of course he. really needs to sway voters at the last minute trying to scoop up supporters of far right leader marine le pen is refusing to endorse either of them but its options choice for french voters is just as silly explains. so it's down to two men socialist francois long and incumbent nicolas sarkozy and the french say around one of the presidential race is about choosing the candidate you like the most around to is voting for the one you dislike the least unless of course you voted for one of them to begin with and this is where it gets tricky for some especially for those who question what kind of power or if there really is one. maybe in jest but what's seen as a lack of a clear solution for france is economic woes have left citizens skeptical from the onset. of the french people to see one of the two come to the t.v. you will see on say. this the most protests the next five years.

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. >>> and it's the moment of truth for the top two contestants on idol.nd they will take the stage live tonight and give it their all as they try to win your votes. they will each sing three songs. >> you start saying the words too much and that is on's few times early in the week and then that is closer -- . >> and at this point, i'm bringing everything to the table and laying all of my cards out and whatever happens, happens. >> and philip and jessica will hit the stage tonight here on fox 5 at 8:00. the winner will be crowned tomorrow night. >>> and sarah frazier will join us tonight. >> of course. >> and was going to ask you who was going to win. >> hold your prediction? >> hold your prediction. >> and first, hot topics and starting with a woman who was too hot and saw her yesterday. >> and what did you think in the new york area? >> clean said the owners and they religious and she said she was -- the asset. >> and that is that outfit she was wearing. >> yes. >> and at first, she had to duct tape them down, they were telling her. >> and wear a robe. >