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nate silver, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ ♪ fold up your old map verizon, t-mobile's network now reaches 96% of americans. co: until you're sure you do.you need a hotel room bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hotels.com mobile app on my mobile phone. anyone need a coupon? i don't. your current deviled eggs, they got enough devil? the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us next. we have a lot of good guests on this program. next week though we have one a little bit of a personal hero, pele. remember pele brazil number 10 the beautiful game. he is going to bone the program. i'm, you know there's not a lot of guests you end up still 15 years into that you are like oh, my god, i can't believe i get a chance to talk to pele. well, let's hope i don't ruin it. here it is your moment of zen. >> we've been breaking down a constitutional madness bracket. which of the president's many constitutional violations is t

we also have an interview with n-b-a hall of famer - nate thurmond. and you can watch the n-b-a commissioner's announcement in it's entirety -- at kron 4.com. tempters much warmer a family saw yesterday. we even set a new high-temperature and headword in santa rosa. a lot of upper 80s out there around the bay area. the insurer still in the '60s and high fifties around the bay area--temperatures. now. kron 4's alecia reid follows up. with how groups are banding together. to 'right' a wrong. there are no sounds coming from wilcox high school's garden. the chicken coop is empty.and the duck and rabbit are also missing. police say 3 middle school aged boys broke in and killed the animals over the weekend. santa clara unified school district spokeswoman jennifer dericco says the animals are very much a part of the school environment. they were used in the gardens program, which is connected to the science curriculum. sot - especially our biology courses.culinary arts program as well. 2 chickens were left unhurt. understandably they are being safeguarded. t

nate hubbard and sweet water oak hang back in fifth place.e horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweet water oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of a funny step. and i thought, god, we collided. >> sweet water oak stumbles. >> sweet water oak loses the rider. current lady in front. >> the next thing you know, she's popped back up and i just happened to be hanging on her neck. >> riders, please watch out. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the horse

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. >>> the student who set off the campus fire alarm is a sophomore nate skimio. they say nate protected a girl and another person as suspect went through the school. he took a knife to the arm to save them. judging by the selfie that nate put on instagram, he appears to be going okay. >>> a baskin-robbins employee was going way beyond 31 flavors in belmont, authorities say. he was arrested after being accused of serving undercover detectives marijuana along a with their ice cream. the bust was part of six-week i. the 20-year-old was working at baskin-robbins since 2008 when he was 14. they don't know how long he was serving drugs on the side. >>> we are following breaking news. tonight the emergency repairs on the the bay bridge, we want to give you another look sat traffic heading out of san francisco. this is the sky way and the drivers are head together lower deck and it is gridlocked. craws are working to fill -- crews are working to fill a large hole in the western span. we will have an update on the repairs. >> and a surprise for a local college student ded

. >>> the student who set off the campus fire alarm is a sophomore nate skimio. they say nate protected a girl and another person as suspect went through the school. he took a knife to the arm to save them. judging by the selfie that nate put on instagram, he appears to be going okay. >>> a baskin-robbins employee was going way beyond 31 flavors in belmont, authorities say. he was arrested after being accused of serving undercover detectives marijuana along a with their ice cream. the bust was part of a six-week investigation. the 20-year-old was working at baskin-robbins since 2008 when he was 14. they don't know how long he was serving drugs on the side. >>> we are following breaking news. tonight the emergency repairs on the the bay bridge, we want to give you another look sat traffic heading out of san francisco. this is the sky way and the drivers are head together lower deck and it is gridlocked. craws are working to fill -- crews are working to fill a large hole in the western span. we will have an update on the repairs. >> and a surprise for a local colle

nate silver was previously at "the new york times." started their new venture, an independent site devoted to tech journalism. it is a nonprofit dedicated to covering the u.s. criminal justice system. i am pleased to have all of them at this table. let me begin with mr. keller. my friend, why did you do this? you have this quote in which you basically said, people have options, they should lean towards the one that scares them the most. >> i remember having preached that doctrine to lots of young reporters. you would like to think you have another act or two in your life. i have had all of the good jobs at "the new york times." the subject matter appealed to me a lot. criminal justice, we have this dysfunctional, wasteful, inhumane system that vacuums up young people, mostly black men from disadvantaged communities from up realizes them and then drops them with no skills back into the same communities. how is that good for public safety? it is a subject i love and it is a challenge because editors tell you, our demographic does not wan

. >>> the student who set off the campus fire alarm is a sophomore nate skimio. they say nate protected a girl and another person as suspect went through the school. he took a knife to the arm to save them. judging by the selfie that nate put on instagram, he appears to be going okay. >>> a baskin-robbins employee was going way beyond 31 flavors in belmont, authorities say. he was arrested after being accused of serving undercover detectives marijuana along a with their ice cream. the bust was part of a six-week investigation. the 20-year-old was working at baskin-robbins since 2008 when he was 14. they don't know how long he was serving drugs on the side. >>> we are following breaking news. tonight the emergency repairs on the the bay bridge, we want to give you another look sat traffic heading out of san francisco. this is the sky way and the drivers are head together lower deck and it is gridlocked. craws are working to fill -- crews are working to fill a large hole in the western span. we will have an update on the repairs. >> and a surprise for a local colle

and its nate owe allies have to consider the possibility that this is a broader campaign by vladimir putin to retake former soviet territories. >> while washington is clearly reassessing its currently relationship with putin's russia, the two countries grapple with other issues. the u.s. is moving its military through russian territory in and out of afghanistan. russia and the u.s. are engaged and working together to disarm syria's chemical weapons as well as occur tailing iran's nuclear program. >> the mission unchanged since the cold war, putin will continue to try to destabilize it. >> part of the policy is to stop

please welcome back to the program nate silver. [cheers and applause] how are you, sir?ry well. congratulations on the launch of the new fivethirtyeight. >> we launched this web site a week and a half ago. 20 of us, a very young team it was a great moment to launch and then we realized oh, (bleep) we have to publish every day. it's a lot of work. we're getting better. >> jon: you are saying it's been up live for a week and a half and it's still not perfect? >> it's not perfect yet. not even close to perfect, i don't think. >> jon: well, well, looks like the shine is off the apple, isn't it silver? >> here is the thing maybe due to programs like this. there was a lot of hype about me and fivethirtyeight. >> jon: i called you the lord of algorithm. >> it was useful for book sales at the time but it set as i high bar. >> jon: you are taking a rash of (bleep) in a week in a half like nobody i have seen in a long time. your statistical analysis of the 2012 election was quite accurate. and then you have prodistricted in this -- predicted in this recent midterm that there's a 6

nate has a point of view.i mean, i think noÑi one,áujçóç, vantage point, are you trying to portray the world as fully and fairly as you see it? that's not easy. we say instead of trying to present a filtered version of it on top of the filter we can't avoid. we realize we haven't divorced ourself from the challenge any journalism organization faces. >> charlie: you went from the "new york times" to espn and abc and, you know -- i mean, you went from one big one to another big one because you thought you could do more there or they appreciated you more there or because you had more freedom there or because -- because you were driving during the political vaccines 20% of the traffic. >> for a few days. not over the long term.ñr basically, y t)'uÑiçó toÑiñrÑi d something. ates really excitingçó thing -- it's a really exciting thing to do to hire and work with people and try to put theseçó things tt all soundçó greatóçóÑi in theo) the espn family was a better place to do that because they take more of an attitude

tell the truth of what is happening in the food supply, how our entire food supply has been indun natedfoods to work against us and buy more of that industry food instead of looking at real whole plant-based foods that you get from the ground, the kind that give you the type of nutrition so you don't go and crave these other foods. >> eric, you have got 20 seconds left in this show. what are your final thoughts for folks who are living what you used to live? >> to support what dr. mills was saying when anybody tells me eating healthy is expensive, i ask them what does open heart surgery cost, what are the consequences of a ruined life and lack of fulfilling what you are capable of in life. >> all right. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra america, i am del walters, these reports stories that wore we are following for you. >> it's not right. ain't right. it's not right and it ain't right. >> president obama putting income inequality on certainty stage, calling for equal pay for women. >>> unrest. the west ordering russia not to interfere again. never again, looking back at rwanda's painful pas

better educate these communities especially the communities of color, who seem to be dispropersian natelyted. >> it is absolutely a misconception that it is more expensive to eat healthy. nothing is cheaper than beans and rice, but nothing is also healthier than beans and rice. it is much healthier than chicken, or a slab of pork. how do we get that information out? there are a number of online resources. there are a number of links to various groups and educational resources that are available. there are a number of books that are available and information that's available online. there is a wide range of information resources that are out there for people if they will look for them that's readily available, and one, i would encourage healthcare providers to spending more time educating their patients about the importance of eating healthy, and to provide that information in their offices, so that when people come to their office they have that information available, and also to direct them to the online resources so that they can, again, find the information they need to -- to eat healt

e is it all [laughter] >> nate is the official predictor.republicans will stake the inate -- take the senate 2000. everybody wants to know -- >> we tell our journalists to be very skeptical of data. often times, the data has not been -- it is unclean. often times something you think -- it is challenging to look at these things. >> he wants to know where it is all going. >> to some extent, people think it is the great era of the american newspaper in the 1970's. that is the historical anomaly. journalism has always been a rapidly changing high turnover type of business. this is the new normal. >> it was a blue-collar business until -- i do not know what the year would be, i would say the late 1960's. >> if you watch old game shows, the reporters look like they could be plumbers or something. >> it was not called the profession for a long time. >> it has never been more exciting to be in the content space. this has been the most exciting period of our career. we have been energized. people love great content, data is not changing. >> we have t

. >> nate thurmond, you saw him on the postgame show, a friend and colleague but, a block of granite for the warriors in the middle -- from 1963 to 1974, named one of the nba's 50 greatest players in history, and black players like lebron james and kobe bryant say they do not think sterling should own a team. nate gave us his own opinions on the matter. >> i'm not saying for sure that that's going to work, but i do think that it has a chance of working when you put all these things in the pot together and donald sterling realizes maybe he may not get anymore free agents and on and on and on. >> the nba players association is pushing the league for swift discipline and sanctions against donald sterling. game five between the warriors and clipperses this tuesday night in los angeles. it remains to be seen whether sterling will actually be allowed in the staples center, in his own building, to watch his own team. we'll have to see how it shakes out. could be protests outside of the arena as well. >>> here's a little more about donald sterling. a former attorney who gained much of his we

and e-mail nate and ask him to report it. who then send a legally binding notice. in this case to pornhub. demanding they take down the clip. >> reporter: you send e-mails to porn hub on a daily basis. >> in total, not just porn hub, we have taken down 26 million and change. >> is there one thing, one person, one company to blame? >> i think you could put a lot of the blame on mind geek. >> reporter: that innocuous looking company has quietly become one of the most powerful forces in the industry. it owns at least six of the top ten most popular tube sites in the world. over 80 million visitors a day. porn hub alone, gets more daily visits than netflix. >> if you looked at it from outside these guys don't look like really good guys. >> reporter: though mind geek is legally in the clear because the it is the users posting the clips. and mind geek does take down pirated clips when asked. still glass says the company is a scourge on the industry. >> i don't believe if you create something somebody else should be able to take it, make money off of it and give you nothi

as income stagg nates, so -- snag nates, so, to, more that the families have to deal with. >> 40 seniornglican bishops use the opportunity of easter week to write to the government. >> when i think of jesus and what he stood for and encouraged followers to do, he talked about the good samaritan, the person who joins up the dots, does what they can for real people and coming out with great ideas of thing that others ought to do. >> a couple of days ago david cameron felt he was continuing jesus's work in enabling social change. many in the church feel his government lacks basic christian values in its treatment of the poor. >> relatives of the chinese passengers on board the missing malaysian jet walked out of a video conference with high-level officials, demanding an apology for an announcement saying the plane crashed over the indian ocean. family members are saying there's not enough evidence to support that, and want regular meetings with government officials and representatives from the companies involved in the church for flight mh370. >> now, it was last on the move around 65 mill

nate was at the helm of the time of the accident investigation task force has begun questioning to find out what happens. the messy eaters of focusing on the facts as the weight of the phrase condo in it was still moist modifications to the ship's safest option. and why there was indeed many in the evacuation of passengers the progress being made in an unskilled probation and no new news about their loved ones. the families of the missing are growing increasingly frustrated. most medical qaeda has had some of them has. it's been four days in contrast sixty eight has received good news of the accidents. many of them have been staying up just seem pretty minutes away from it or whether this trip was being pushy some us anymore so this time still waiting for updates. but some spent the day of the poet's way people reaching for their family members to the rescue so while this hasn't been much new information on survivors. one of the family members of the missing x this up next. two margin of victory than a missing my brother's child. she was a very kind girl. a few months ago we bought her

nate is planning to increase its presence and a miniature red as a low of russia's western border into the exterior paint can onto reaching says the plan will be ready within two weeks this was the alliance freezing practical cooperation with russia which has not told in just the most gracious presence he's wearing a break now. i suspect the military and security cooperation with russia nato has also put the brakes on a twelve year relationship initially created to keep the world state. aye aye. europe america and russia. they are the unfortunate scores of terrorism and also shared a common goal of battling against extremists peta members in moscow a great year of the exchange information and hold consultations on various aspects of counterterrorism in the past. russia has even provided ships for nato's maritime counter terrorism operation. moscow and the alliance have also joined forces to remove and dismantled serious stockpile of chemical weapons by funding and providing technical assistance for the disarmament process. for six eaters media was allowed to carry essential supplies to

the school to be evacuated. >> nate was taken along with 19 others to the hospital after the attacker was subdued. and then, he snapped a selfie with the caption of chillin' at children's, a reference to the hospital he was in. and the stabbing victims were remembered last night before the penguins/red wings game. >> we expect to learn more as investigators return to the scene today. we'll have live team coverage coming up on "good morning america." >>> an all-out search is now under way for one of the drivers involved in a crash at a florida day-care center which killed a little girl. other children that were inside the orlando area facility are fighting for their lives. witnesses described the scene of horror as tiny victims were taken out on stretchers. parents descended on that center to check on their children. >> i heard a crash. i see the black car run up over the sidewalk and into the school. >> i'm glad that he's fine. but it still breaks my heart. there's a lot of other kids that got injured. >> the car that hit the day-care center was apparently hit from behind by another v

nate cohen, you do great work.hanks so much for joining us. >>> now another number in today's data bank. 1146. p that's how many irs employees who owed back taxes received bonuses from october 2010 to december 2012. more than 2800 workers were awarded more than $2.8 million in bonuses during that time despite facing disciplinary action the previous year. a report by the treasury inspector general for tax administration found while the bonus program did not violate federal regulations, it was in-consistent with the irs mission to enforce tax laws. uh-huh. coming up, no place like home. 90-year-old bob dole barn storm this is kansas. but first our soup of the day, baked potato soup in boise, idaho. sure tasty not on a low carb diet. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got t

i draw a comic strip called "big nate." big nate is in 300 newspapers worldwide.r-old boy. he's in sixth grade. and he is his own biggest fan. he's just one of those kids that trouble kind of follows him around. big nate is 11 years old, and i'm 50 years old, but i feel like i'm still 11. in the history of the world, there has been one perfect snack food created. it's called cheesedoodles. they're addictive. they get orange powder all over everything. they're just delicious. nate is a lot like me. he passionately dislikes three things. cats, figure skating, and egg salad. i hate cats because they're not dogs. i have a dog named scout. she is awesome. she's sort of dysfunctional. she's kind of neurotic. her current favorite foods are cherry yogurt. she licks up my cherry yogurt after i eat it. she'll eat anything. my god. she'll eat cat pop. but we won't put that in the piece. i hate egg salad because it's disgusting. it's this vile yellow color. it smells horrible. the texture is gross. you're on a desert island, you can survive by eating egg salad or you can die,

. >> reporter: nate thurman stepped from retirement so say he doesn't buy done sterling's statement. >> if it's voice, it's his voice. if it's his words that is how he feels. >> reporter: and thunderstorm says slamming someone as respected as magic johnson reveals a lot. >> what does he think about his doorman? or the guy who wash his car? so certainly these racist comments and feelings of that sort have no place in the nba. >> reporter: like so many who love the game, thurmond calls this a sad day and feels for the clippers who must play under the owner's word tomorrow. one of those players, holin's uncle paused outside of the hotel. >> i was offended by the comments, but i really wasn't surprised. >> reporter: not surprised because sterling's reputation in l.a. is a long and sordid one, sudden fined repeatedly for racial discrimination his real estate empire. >> the team is really the fans, d.o.c. rivers the coach and the players. from 20-year season ticket-holder focused on the guys whose work gomthem here. >> my heart goes out to the players because i think they are in the worse

she says nate took a knife to the arm to save them. judging by the selfie in the hospital, he appears to be doing okay. >> another student is being called a hero but the 18-year-old doesn't consider himself one. he gives credit to the assistant principal. >> mr. king immobilized him he pinned him down i jumped on top of him and held down his wrist and arms. i was put in the situation i dent know what is going on until i was in the middle of it. >> do you think you saved lives? >> no. i think that mr. king was the main hero here. >> high school senior says he went to find an ambulance when he came back, the suspect was contained so he joined other students gathering in a field. >> world news will have live team coverage on the high school stabbing including more on that 16-year-old suspect. world news airs at 5:30 here on abc7. >> back in the bay area, two firefighters are in the hospital one with serious injuries after a pair of firefighting vehicles collided this morning. abc7 news reporter is at the scene and tweeted this picture of

as to whether i can question the numbers of how they're together but nate's that's not what i - i am using the tools that were given to me that's been questioned by the other. the argument is clear and simple it can't be persuade by the mayors housing derivative so i can't support of the merger >> commissioner antonini. >> well, i think the derivative merely says that all mergers should come before the commission but it doesn't say i can't approve it, it's up for dr we have discretion and we can exercise our discretion i still support the motion. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes. to staff on the $1.5 million is that can we get into a little bit of how that is arrived at. is it truly based on single-family housing in the city that's a weird kind of baseline to use >> sure corey for staff i can touch on that. the most current circulations or the code says it should be the 80th per actually including the land values. the updated figure was replicated and simple based on data that was available in most recent years the sales data filtered to take out market tractions for single families re

it's designed for neo-nates. it had been born two weeks too early. literally hundreds of thousands of babies die annual lip, and the idea is -- annually, and the idea is simply. it keeps a baby warm for four hours. jane chan was named one of the top social entrepreneurs of the year by the world economic forum, and this is on track to save 100,000 babies. >> these are the amazing innovation. here is a comment: >> check this out. this is a harmless drone. bill, mark and i talked about this metaphor, the wild, wild west of innovation. we are talking about 3d printed guns, people making drones. aren't you concerned about the rogue element here? >> you know, i think with any technology you have the aspect where anything that you can - that people can do without oversight, they'll take it in whatever direction they want. and there are people out there who are making and sharing perhaps for making, you know, making gun parts out of 3d printers. i think that exists. it's probably a real concern at one point. i don't think it represents a majority of the make

alameda county supervisor nate miley says, a major roadblock in keeping the a's in oakland. is five -years worth of back rent on the coliseum. a's president michael crowley sees things a little differently. and responded with a statement. it reads, in part --quote: "first, we owe no back rent, or any other amounts. we did deduct rent payments in the past, for items that we are allowed. under our lease, but that was our negotiated right." "second, there is absolutely nothing in either our lease offer to them. or their counter proposal to us, that mentions any kind of subsidy." we have nothing additional to offer. and as a result, there will be no further negotiations." on top of that, another concern for oakland. is the raiders. oakland city council member larry reid says, the team missed a key deadline to file a letter of interest. to be part of the new football stadium plan. on the current stadium site. but oakland's outgoing assistant city administrator says, the city is not giving up. in spite of all the noise that's been out there this week, we continue to keep our shoul

i think that could start to res on nate with congress.lready rest owe nating with our enemies who are taking advantage of it. i think congress might at some point maybe step up here. >> speaking of north korea, the presidents had another warning today. >> the united states and south korea stand shoulder to shoulder both in the face of kim jung's provocations and our refusal to accept a nuclear north korea. threats will get north korea nothing other than greater isolation. >> he talked about and was asked about additional pressure against north korea. >> yeah, look, getting back to the issue of sanctions. we did have one seemingly successful effort with sanctions with north korea when the bush administration went after the bank and everyone freaked out. it seems that kim jung unhas no problem with putting people in the gulag. you cut off his ability to import porn and crown royal, and he listens. the problem is in the six party -- >> is he having trouble importing porn? >> he needs hard currency. >> it's possible to come up with some sanct

and nate silver on his blog broke down those donations and found that 83% of those who donated to thearriage fight back in 2008, 83% in silicon valley voted, and the main 11 companies donated in favor of gay rights, 17% do nated to pro-prop 8 folks. so again, another question about where do we draw the line? should those 17% be pushed out? >> of course they shouldn't be. >> i don't think that should be pushed out, but they shouldn't certainly be ceo's. >> there are laws in place right now that make it illegal to discriminate against someone, and rush limbaughsy saving something about donovan mcnabb was messed up monday night football, but unless we have evidence that brendan ike was discriminating against people in the workplace, this is pure speculation. you are forcing somebody to resign because of what you think they might do one day -- >> well, according to the board he messed up -- >> because he had a series of beliefs -- >> saying that his -- [overlapping speakers] >> it's an important discussion -- >> that's evidence that -- >> guys it's an important discussion and i'm glad you

they searched through these individuals' phones to find something they hoped would be inning creme nateing>> reporter: the justice department disagrees saying cell phones are critical tools for criminals used to arrange drug deals, pass messages and store child pornography. police they say need quick access to that information. and that's the question before the court. is it critical for police to nab that cell phone information immediately or must they wait for a warrant? this court decision could have very broad implications, perhaps even beyond cell phones, could they search your computer if it was sitting next to you in the car, for example, when they pull you over without a warrant? we are expecting a decision from the justices on this critical case by june. >> all right, lisa stark in washington. lisa, thank you very much. kristopher is the director of the criminal justice program at vanderbilt university, he joins us from nashville. exactly how does the fourth amendment come in to play when it comes to our cell phones? >> well, the fourth amendment prohibits unreasonable search and

ukraine and asia, start with the two topics that have dom nated american foreign policy this week. first up, i'll ask the president's former national security adviser, tom donnelly, what his intentions are in ukraine and whether the pivot is working. >>> then, we'll look at the next big inter-nate crisis. perhaps the one you will read about in a few months, even. we have the maps and the experts on hand. >>> also, what is the most important economic trend of the last three decades? there is better than even odds that it's you. i will explain. >>> but first, here's my take. foreign policy commands attention when it's crisis management. a street revolt breaks out in egypt or libya or kiev and everyone asks, how should the president respond? these are important parts of america's role in the world, but they are essentially reactive and tactical. the broader challenge to lay down a longer term strategy that e endures after the crisis of the moment. the obama administration has tried to do that with asia's strategy, but progress has been halting and incomplete. so for all its problems,

nate, i am ten years old and reading the last days of jesus.le the way the romans treated the jews so badly. thank you, nate. happy easter a bit early. >>> finally tonight, obsessed. it's not a good thing whether it's a person, food, news story, doesn't matter. obsession is pact. "the factor" has not been reporting speculation about the missing malaysian jetliner. it's important but doing an hour of unidentified pings is beyond my ability. i'm marvelled that others can do an hour on unidentified pinger. it takes a talent to do that. if there is something solid, you'll know about it on this program but i cannot panlder to people's on sbsessions. that would be wrong. that's it for us tonight. check out the foxnews.com website that's different from o'reil o'reilly. name and town, name and town if you wish to apply. wrd of the day no prolix. just before air time i came on and selected the five mad as hell letters for tomorrow. i'm not going to use the butter people. the butter people are mad at me because i said that butter has to be refrigerated.

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. >>> officials in portland, oregon are flushing away water after a manure nateed into a city reservoir that holds drinking water. surveillance video from tuesday morning shows one man relieving himself and another climbing over the fence toward the water. officials say the water had already been treated and the urine poses littleries, but don't want to provide water to people that has been deliberately tainted. >> we're not going to deliver water we know that's been contaminated, even if we know it's a little tiny bit. >> three men were cited fortress passing and another for public urination. portland has plenty of water and soon this sort of problem will no longer be possible. new federal laws require alares divorce to be covered in the next year and a half -- reservoirs to be covered. >>> we don't have a lot going on. there is one intersection you should avoid at coleman road where a couple vehicles got into a collision and ended up in a field. they're still doing an investigation at the scene. one person or actually two people are in the hospital. one has life threatening injuries.

i thought we would bring him on skype right this minute and see nate right off the bat do it for us. hold your hands up. show us that there's nothing in the room there that you're doing this noise and now let's hear it again [ crying ] >> that's pretty definitive. >> it's still freaky. >> i know. it's not really a talent i'm that proud of. it's like, yeah, i can do that but i don't want to. >> do you ever use it to like your advantage to get like, i don't know, your own row in the airplane or something? >> no, i have never done anything like that. i do use it to screw with people, though. i have been a jackass in a movie theater before too. >> do you think you can explain how it is that you do it? >> it's hard to explain. i tighten up my throat. it's like screaming through any nose. >> what does your mom say? enough already? i heard you crying for years? >> i certainly annoyed my parents. that's for sure. >> a tough marine gets a surprise gift. >> that is a onesie. >> the moment he gets when his wife is trying to tell him. >>> it was caught on camera off of new zealand. watch the ima