the injustice drove a wedge through new zealand's society.the government realized something had to be done. the deal reached is part of a new zealand wide settlement process to say sorry and to some degree compensate the maori. caching government buildings worth around $20 million will be received. that is less than 5% of what was taken but still enough to be a significant and symbolic thing. >> it is not possible to fully compensate for the wrongs that were endured, but i am hopeful you can see this is opening opportunities not only for your economic well-being but also for your spiritual and cultural well-being. >> not all new zealanders support the compensation process. >> they should look after their own people. we earned the money but we are not getting any of it. >> even some maori politicians think treaty settlements encouraged the culture of dependency for little concrete ain't. .- little concrete gain >> whether they are entitled in the name of the people to the beneficiaries, and there's no benefit at all. it is the question that sh

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they want to know that it's real that they've received the money so i want to turn to staying on new zealand this top new show there one news has a market share forty four percent here's the propaganda they were they were talking about bitcoin and here's some bozo expert allegedly this the. bitcoin business one of the things about it is that it's free of politics is free of in the sense of obligation to society indeed any connection with society it's indeed has been described as being we know about facebook being a social networking system as as an anti social networking system it's highly individualistic and the concern is that while it's pretty soon the drug dealing or or money laundering a whatever there is also this inclination towards a highly individualistic society in which we can operate anonymously when nothing is traceable we avoid paying taxes we afford to exchange rates we avoid a lot of the things that minds us together was a society well you know again i had to play the i invented the virtual specials card again on the show but us bat number five nine five zero one seven six th

new zealand's got same sex marriage. now nine guys camping in the woods obsessed with jewelry seems kind of gay. ( cheers and applause ). and i am not the only one who is upset. >> you can caricature cristian teaching and call it bigotry, and that's reasonable speech on the left these days. >> if you support traditional marriage, you're a bigot. >> if i say i support traditional marriage, i'm automatically called a bigot. i'm called a homophobe. >> stephen: yes, they're calling us hateful names like bigot and homophobe when we're just helpfully pointing out that they are deviant abominations who are going to hell. there's no need to get personal. and denying gay marriage is at the heart of my faith, folks. sure, jesus never mentioned homosexuality in the new testament but that just shows how much he disapproved of it. he was giving the gays the old silent treatment. and folks, let's not kid ourselves. we know where this is leading. >> remember when the jews in nazi germany had to wear a yellow star of david on their slee

south africa to new zealand, new zealand to south america, around cape horn.u.s. -- very good question. >> when donald is not training or racing after a world record, he makes time to be a role model and mentor. >> i want to sail around the world. >> do you really, that is cool. >> i would like to be in a race. >> now not just about me sailing. i have gotten letters from people who say hey, your story about your trip helped me get through a hard time in life. when you hear that you feel like wow, i can't screw up, i have to get this done, because you don't know how what you're doing is going to affect someone down the road. >> stay right there, we will be right back. [ indistinct conversations ♪ [ male announcer open up to a fresh new world of taste at mcdonald's. ♪ introducing the new premium mcwrap -- a blend of tender, juicy chicken and tantalizing fresh veggies in three captivating flavors. more than enough to pull you in. [ bump [ chuckles cherry berry chiller? the new premium mcwrap. a whole new way to love mcdonald's. >>> that wraps it up here at our wo

new zealand's helmsmen says they want to race 72s you get rewarded for pushing hard.ave to be very careful. but yeah. that is a lot of fun. >> today, team new zealand practiced in light wind for san francisco. and the boat was up and out of the water at least some of the time. the skipper says she's actually pretty stable. we'll hear them talk about that coming up. >> british security officials believe a sudden scare on a flight was not terrorism. nighter jets intercept that had plane after two passengers moved toward the cockpit. police arrested two british citizens 297 passengers were on board. the uk remains on heightened terror alert because of a deadly attack on a soldier in london this week. both runways at heathrow airport are open again after being shut down when a british jet made a landing there. more now from london. >> after take off, air bus started spewing smoke. the right engine exploded. up in the air this was a harrowing view outside david galager's window. >> there is a loud popping sound and another loud sound. it's clear the right engine had caught

. >> head on down to new zealand, see a couple guys jumping out of this plane and four guys are doing a formation skydive here. the guy with the camera is liam dunne and he has 13 years of experience and nearly 4,000 jumps under his belt. everything with the jumpers in front of him goes perfectly well. things start to go wrong when liam first deploys his parachute. then he starts to go into a very quick spin and he drops altitude rapidly. >> oh. >> you see him struckggling to pull the yellow tab with his left hand. he can't quite grab and the ground comes up very fast. >> oh. >> he hits the ground, bounces about six feet back up into the air, lands ten feet away from why he initially impacted the ground. suffered broken ribs, cracked sternum and fractured vertebrae. >> he survived this. >> he did survive this. took him months to learn how to walk again. right this minute, liam joins us to tell us what happened in this moment, liam? >> i deevvate from what was standard protocol. as soon as you open the chute you're supposed to do a complete check. one of the grommets caught on the righ

at noon, it was just enough wind to get the emirates team new zealand yacht up.of the water. >> achieve a better performance. >> you can see it when the boat is out of the water. it's a dagger board bent at a 90-degree angle to cut through the water like a wing. the faster you go, the more lift you get. it greatly reduces the amount of drag. >> pretty well -- >> even though the boat is skimming along on a few square feet of hydrofoil, it's relatively stable. that's not the end of it. >> because there's a straight trade to speed. you can incredibly stable. >> on practice days, they're working to hit target speeds. they're trained to sail in higher winds. the managing director says he's felt all along that 33 knots was way too much. >> you can't even get the wing up. we tried. smacked into a building. >> as the organizers are contemplating that there's another problem. the wind may be too low for the new zealand team boat to perform at its peak. >> one of our worries if the time of the racing got changed, changing the wind speed, it really does come in about 1:00.

>> we're outside the city front compound for italian team, luna rosa and new zealand team. there on the bay. >> beyond the golden gate, the team new zealand just did get up hydroplaining on the foil. the u.s. oracle team reach add cross the bay giving an idea of what is coming up this summer. >> it's great for the city. and it's a beautiful venue for. >> it an exciting event to have that close to shore. >> today is the first day of teams have been out practicing since announcement of new safety recommendations following may 9th accident that took the life of artemis team's strategist. the teams appeared to have that gear already. biggest change appears to be a maximum reliable wind speed. the managing direct swrerz the reaction to the recommendations has been good. >> something happened and artemis was a tragedy. we need to see the

us dollar value collapsed by forty six percent to twenty four hours last month the head of new zealand's banking lobby said today so you see the propaganda bedded in there saying it dropped by forty six percent in that brief little flash crash flash rise and then flash crash but here you're seeing the banks themselves are saying well we want to create our own one because of course of the efficiency of transmitting and a very genuine globalised currency why not leapfrog ahead of everybody else scotland by having this genuine globalized currency where you can make transactions globally instantly no four x. exchange no three day wait instantly and think with complete trust that it's a genuine transaction a genuine cash the big queen cash are being handed out as a virgin currency that will remain forever virginal the bank of england's pound sterling is an old hag that will remain all was and forever worthless nonsensical. and they're not going to compete with bitcoin these banks will not compete don't they will not introduce anything near a big coin just like there was only one joan of arc t

dollar value collapsed by forty six percent in twenty four hours last month the head of new zealand's banking lobby said today so you see the propaganda embedded in there saying it dropped by forty six percent in that brief little flash crash flash rise and then flash crash but here you're seeing the banks themselves are saying well we want to create our own one because of course of the efficiency of transmitting and a very genuine globalised currency why not leapfrog ahead of everybody else scotland by having this genuine globalized currency where you can make transactions globally instantly no four x. exchange no three day wait instantly and think with complete trust that it's a genuine transaction a genuine cash the big quick cash you're being handed coin is a virgin currency that will remain forever virginal the bank of england's pound sterling is an old hag that will remain all was in for.

. >> i talked to dean barker in new zealand last month. he's a guy who used to race cars. now he is skipper team new zealand and saying the thrill of racing cars has now been elevated to the thrill of racing for the america's cup. he is getting the same kind of charge out of it. so yes, we brought it to a different level. >> formula one on the water is dangerous. besides the artimus, the oracle capsized last year. upwards of 15 teams have considered racing in america's cup. eventually, four signed up. some of those still pull out? >> there's always a chance. has only one vote, they should have a significant break, they could be out. i think it's fair to say that at this point, artimus will have one boat. >> that's no room for error here. >> they were talking today, they said racing starts in seven weeks. it is seven weeks away. it's really getting close. >> it is. i'm curious about this safety committee. these guys are already wearing flotation devices, required to wear helmets. what is the committee really going to do? >> well, they can make more recommendations, maybe mo

. >> storms lit up the sky ooefr new zealand, and we have video of the lightning strikes. the bolts of lightning. >> i don't know who those people are, they were evidently tourists. the storms also created waterspouts over the harbor. and you can see two different waterspouts former. >> that's overwhelming. on one side you have lightning and thunder and on the other side you have waterspouts? >> yes, heavy rain, heavy winds, and incredible video. take a look at this video. that's a transformer failing at a substation. these people happened to capture this just right outside of their window. and the thing that's a little different about this is we have seen transformers fail, this one goes on and on and on for so long. and listen to that sound. >> that's the scary thing about these videos. it's an amazing

>> we're outside the city front compound for italian team, luna rosa and new zealand team. action stod out there on the bay. >> beyond the golden gate, the team new zealand just did get up hydroplaining on the foil. the u.s. oracle team reach add cross the bay giving an idea of what is coming up this summer. >> it's great for the city. and it's a beautiful venue for. >> it an exciting event to have that close to shore. >> today is the first day of teams have been out practicing since announcement of new safety recommendations following may 9th accident that took the life of artemis team's strategist. the teams appeared to have that gear already. biggest change appears to be a maximum reliable wind speed. the managing direct swrerz the reaction to the recommendations has been good. >> something happened and artemis was a tragedy. we need to see the fine print here. >> the man driving the boat says the team may design decisions bigs baised on higher wind speed autos we agree we won't won't to see it being loaded too fast. >> none of the teams suggested sailing in these smalle

maybe we should put new zealand in charge of our celebrity parents. you want to name your child bear blue? no his name is david because he's a person not a stuffed animal. a theme park is being built in alabama. they're building a 500-acre theme park that will have hoe tels, rides and rv resort, restaurants. i don't know if i would go to an amusement park built by comedians. who knows what they think is funny. the call will be called blue collar country. it's targeted for people who love six flags and confederate flags. it will cost $200 million to build it. if it's successful, they're hoping to build five more of them around the country. wow. i tell you what, it sounds like a perfect spot to have a gay wedding. cinco de mayo is sound, this sunday. >> cince de mayo, kentucky derby and a bunch of proms. the only person who will be sober in the country is mitt romney. are you excited about cinco demayo? >> yes, of course. >> jimmy: now, you're still not allowed to drink at home? >> no. >> jimmy: how are you going to celebrate? >> well, tequila and tacos

new zealand is one of four teams competing this july. the team wanted to acclimate to racing on the bay and adjust to the lower wind speeds that are expected to be part of the new safety protocol after the death of a sailor on a swedish team two weeks ago. the skipper for the emerits team, dave barker, talked about the wind speeds. >> they want the wind to come down. their reaction is to the recommendation right now and probably on the low side, but it's a much denser breeze than what we're used to, and it's going to have a bearing on how you sail the boat. >> july 1st marks the first day of racing from italy, sweden, new zealand and, of course, usa. >>> a fire came dangerously close to hercules today. they started on highway 4 and interstate 80. the flames stopped just short of several houses before firefighters put that out about 45 minutes after it first started. there were no reports of any injuries today. >>> nearly 45 million americans will be traveling this memorial day holiday, and that's a little bit smaller than last year. aaa e

the flag is at half staff and so are flags at pier 30 and 32 home of the new zealand and italian team and the oracle team usa as well. a news conference scheduled for later this morning where the america's couple c.e.o. will talk about the accident and the investigation which now is underway. >> artemis racing tweeted a photo an hour before the accident showing the team right before they took to the water. it read "a small gathering before dock off, good breeze and sunny conditions." this is not the first accident during training. last october or a california team flipped putting the catamaran to the test. 13 crew members were on board and all were rescued. the $8 million boat sustained damage and it took months to repair. >> this is the second time a same has died during raining for the mc's cup. in 1999, a spanish sailor died in spain when he was hit in the head by a broken piece of equipment. >> we will have continuing coverage of the tragedy on the bay and go back to core -- cornell next half hour with the latest, too, any time at abc7news.com and you can follow us on twitter. >>

. >>> the racing teams from the u.s., italy sweden and new zealand will discuss the tragedy on the san francisco bay. they will decide what happened with andrew simpson. they are looking at a structural flaw in the design whip may have caused the sailboat to nose dive and capsize near treasure island. >>> o.j. simpson will be back in court and he said he had some bad representation during his 2008 trial and he said his trial should be overturned. he said he was trying to get back memorabilia that was stolen from him. >>> he is expected to ask a judge to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity and if the judge accept is the plea he will be sent to amend tall institution. 12 people died and 8 others were injured in the movie massacre. >>> an attorneys will follow an appeal to make the so called morning after pill available without a prescription to anybody. plan "b" pill should be available to anybody with no age limit. earlier they agreed to lower the age limit from 17 to 15 years old but it is based on politics, not science. he agreed to delay the decision until dated to gi

the world's first carbon fiber helicopter has crashed in new zealand. it lost power and went into the water. because of the crash is still unknown. . both crewmembers survived without injuries. three women who disappeared 10 years ago have been found alive in the u.s. state of ohio. police detained three suspects in the case. alan fisher is with the story. were on posters around cleveland, a reminder. almost forgotten. then this. >> i am amanda berry. >> i need the lease. -- police. i have been kidnapped and missing for 20 years. call, one of the women pleads for rescue. i need them now. 17 when she disappeared. when police responded to the call, she was not the only one they found. michelle, the oldest of the group, 20 years old when she vanished was reportedly found great -- found. a neighbor told how he ran to see what was happening. >> she said i have been kidnapped and ivan held hostage a long time. i want to leave right now. >> i opened the door and we could not get in that way. she came through. i thought she was the only one. she grabbed a littl

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>> i'm on the top of washington observatory this part of new zealand is called -- >> i have found myself covering virtually every type of weather, disaster and extreme weather condition you can imagine. i have been in 14 hurricanes. i have been in blizzards. i've been in massive floods. i reported live from hurricane hugo when it hit the south atlantic coast in the late '80s. hurricane gilbert and reported live from hurricanes fran and bertha. i was with "good morning america" then. here i am 40 years later, still forecasting weather. it has become my passion. >> coming up. warmer temperatures, severe storms, drier winters. a look at changing weather patterns and how they may affect you. and learn how technology is changing the world of forecasting. >>> san francisco bay area is highly vulnerable to natural hazards like earthquakes, wildfires and severe weather. so we have created one place for you to find all the resources and tips you need to be prepared. visit abc7news.com/prepare norcal and learn how you can keep you and your family safe. >> climate changes seems to have come upon us

teams from the u.s., italy, sweden, and new zealand, will be the san francisco this week. they will decide what steps, if any, to take in the wake of the catamaran accident in the bay on thursday that killed artimus sail andrew bart simpson. sailing experts are concerned a flaw in the carbon body of the racing sailboat may have caused it to fold. the investigation continues. >>> developing news. 18 people went to the hop after someone opened fire during a mother's day parade in new orleans. the gunfire erupted while 200 people were watching the parade through new orleans' seventh ward. the wounded included two children. four of the victims needed to have surgery to treat their wounds. most of the victims suffered graze wounds. police are looking for three people but no arrests have been made. >>> this mother's day is the first sunday of freedom for the three cleveland women held prisoner for a decade. they're cautiously easing their way back into the world. tonight we have their first public words since their screen and dramatic cell phone video of the rescue. reporter: th

the new zealand team, italian team, oracle team have gone with these foiling dagger boards but paul cayard said in his decision is that he believed the yacht would be more stable in the water in a recent e mail told reporters doesn't matter how fast you go. if you can't get boat to go around the course safely that. statement taking on more color tonight. looks like they're preparing for the news conference to happen. >> we're on stand by. rescuers used cpr for a long time to try to revive the artemis teammate. he was a highly experienced sailor. wayne? >> from what we hear they worked on him 20 minutes, 20 minutes of efforts before that boat carrying andrew simpson and the other injured sailor arrived near full view of joggers n a year of america's cup expectations this is not the scene anyone expected to see on the san francisco water front. the body of a dead sailor on the dock. a day of practice turning into tragedy. >> the person submerged apparently 10 minutes rescued by crew members. >> she says a police department boat responded first and spent 20 minutes performing cpr on the 36-ye

we reveal the >>> this is video of an experimental helicopter crashing into auckland harbor in new zealandthis is the word's first carbon fiber and kevlar helicopter. it's a composite experimental helicopter built from lightweight materials. they're still testing this helicter it had flown for about testing fine before you see it going for an emergency landing. itn talked to the pilot and the co-pilot. >> the landing was effectively uneventful. everything went as it should do in a condition like that. we both managed to get out of the aircraft without injuries. >> the landing was amazingly smooth for an emergency landing? >> what happened? >> it's still under investigation what made the helicopter go down and what made the pilots set the helicopter down into the harbor. it did sink to the bottom of the harbor but crews were able to salvage it later on. kind of sad, but not surprising especially when you check out new technology like this. >> the reason we were over the water is because we are still in our flight evaluation phase, if you'd like. >> the carbon fiber and kevlar make it so the

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new zealand! xarelto® is just one pill a day, taken with the evening meal. dietary restrictions, bob can eat the healthy foods he likes. do not stop taking xarelto® rivaroxaban without talking to the doctor who prescribes it for you. stopping may increase your risk of having a stroke. get medical help right away if you develop any signs or symptoms of bleeding, like unusual bruising or tingling. you may have a higher risk of bleeding if you take xarelto® with aspirin products, nsaids or blood thinners. talk to your doctor before taking xarelto® if you currently have abnormal bleeding. xarelto® can cause bleeding, which can be serious, and rarely may lead to death. you are likely to bruise more easily on xarelto®, and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. tell your doctors you are taking xarelto® before any planned medical or dental procedures. before starting xarelto®, tell your doctor about any conditions, such as kidney, liver or bleeding problems. ready to change your routine? ask your doctor about once-a-day xarelto®. for more information including co

. >> o >>> this is video from the scene of a rescue in auckland, new zealand. not the kind of rescue you would expect, though. firefighters are rescuing this older gentleman from inside the post office. >> he looks fine to me. >> he is doing just fine. this is merv wallace. he went to the post office afterhours to check this mail. this is a very secure post office. there's a little keypad. type in the code. after he got his mail he goes to the door to get out and the handle fell off. >> oh, my goshp. >> he couldn't reattach it. he didn't have a cell phone or anything. he starts banging on the window. some people pass. they couldn't get him out. so police were called and then the mount wellington fire brigade showed up. here they are at the door. at first they're trying to break in. maybe jimmy the door. it doesn't work. they can't get in the door either. so they go to very, very high-tech methods. after they created a little hole with the sledgehammer they then have to get their knife out and start sawing the glass. they eventually remove the glass and then lit

. >>> imagine enjoying your afternoon walking down a beach in new zealand and you see this. >> what is >> that's gross. >> awesome. >> this funky looking see creature carcass watched up on the beach during some violent storms. of course they had people talking. some are saying that this is the skeleton of an orca, of a killer whale. >> no i disagree with that. the jaw looks too long and narrow. let me show you an orca skeleton. >> no. >> go back to the video. >> go back to the video. there is that one. >> that's not the same thing. >> could be, though. >> some people who are claiming to be scientists on youtube are saying this can't be an orca because the teeth are pointing the wrong way. here are some photos of this same sea creature from the deep. >> orca is one possible. are there other possibilities? >> some say it could be an oar fish. this is an oar fish being held by navy seals. these fish are rumored to be the sea monsters that people have seen in the ocean that fishermen used to see. >> this is not some recently exnct animal. >> they don't know. >> is there a >> there are repo

brought us a video of the world's first carbon fiber helicopter making a test run in auckland, new zealandit had to make an emergency landing in the sea. pretty terrifying. the pilot a co-piot were uni helicopter. this carbon fiber helicopter had two go pros attached to it during this first test run. you actually see the tail tilt downward as it goes in for that emergency landing. you see the water splash all around this helicopter. and then we watch this helicopter sink into the ocean. >> oh. >> hear the jet engines pulling down still. >> as the water sucks the helicopter down. the pilot was peter maloney. the co-pilot nina heatley. >> amazingly [ inaudible ]. >> everything went as it should do in condition like that and we both managed to get out of the aircraft without any injuries. >> how cool is this, that they were able to capture this moment because they thought about putting go pros on the helicopter. >> the reason we were over the water is because we are still in our flight evaluation phase if you like. up until now the helicopter has been flying really well. >> i love how we have

in a few days, it will be 60 years since new zealand's edmund henry became the first man to reach the highest point on earth. the summit of mount everest. hundreds have tried to follow in their footsteps, but failed. .e went to meet the sherpas son to most as the home of one of the most famous people in climbing history. just about everybody can tell you where his house is. and edmundo, he hillary became the first people to summit mount everest. >> my father, he was a different person. not like other sherpas who climbed because it was a way of living. my father climbed because he loved that. >> his house includes a private museum. >> there is no marking their. -- no more king htere. -- there. the ussr does not exist anymore. historic things. >> portraits of family members who climbed mount everest. >> he has done it like 19 times. he died last year. >> in 1996, he also climbed everest. the equipment displayed here gives visitors a good idea of how different his ascent was from those his father made. >> climbing for me was more of a pilgrimage. it was more of a way for me to follow in

she is an ambassador from eol, a new zealand internet provider. they launched her from the eastern sierra nevada desert and way up there, 120,000 feet up there, probably doing some -- i like that they gave her a nice pasture of grass. >> to snack on. >> and the big moment happens, pop! and now she's like moo! and she's yelling moves to all of the people down there. falls and falls and falls and falls. and she plummets to the earth's surface. >> she did okay. a good thing, she had a lot of padding to brace the fall. >> it took eva's team 18 hours to rescue her from where she was. they found her in the end and able to upload the video of eva's big travels. >>> that >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth trautman. we have the videos you have been looking for, "right this minute." cea can got him confronted by a cop. now the dude taken down in a parking lot tells us the whole story. >> have you had any run-ins with this officer before? do you have a record? >> no. i served over five years in the military. >>> a hunter with a close encounter with a bear who is ve

. >>> riveting basketball in new zealand. like a balled up piece of string thrown up on a mountain and for the first time getting to drive this road on a closed course, never closed before to a race car. 750 horsepower mazda up this road. listen to some of these stats as you see mike race up this mountain. 47 corners in just six and a half miles. >> whoa. >> that's a lot of hair pin type curve. >> there is a whole series back and forth and back and forth and the country's highest paved road. >> it is definitely not a nascar where you are just turning left the whole time. >> huh-uh. back and forth. you see him in the car working the hand break and looking up the wheels and swinging the back end around and smashing it. >> is this considered kind of a drifting video, drift in the corners. >> there is nothing kind of about it. this is guy and drifting and painting rbons of rubber up and down and all over this road. >> what is the shots of flames coming out the back of the car. >> a little bit of unspent gas that goes through the

. >> [inaudible] >> he says people in his community are considering legal action while new zealand's government is considering whether it should offer a formal government for the way they acted. the police say valuable lessons have been learned from what happened. the key now is for the police to ensure they rebuild broken relationships. >> the israeli government has -- theder increasing australian government has come under increasing criticism for its treatment of asylum seekers. the foreign minister insists the new policy sends a clear message. world's mostt the generous and immigration -- most generous immigration program. our humanitarian impact -- intake alone is -- we look after them. we see that they get into jobs. the australian people accept the high immigration program, a high migrant intake, but they do want the government to determine who gets to settle in australia. >> the head of apple, tim cook, has defended the company over its tax avoidance tactics. >> do you swear that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth -

sensation and before you knew it it had traveled to latin america, to australia, the u.s., abu dhabi, new zealand and the parents were incredibly surprised. >> looks like they meant to do that. >> many my mind and heart they meant to do this. they're in a new place and clinging to each other for comfort in a scary new place. >> mom says she started getting calls from news stations and people all over the internet seeing the images. her husband goes to a cafe and they recognize them and let them in and now they're hoping they can keep track of all the coverage the photo has gotten and create an album so when the kids get older they can say, look, you were famous at 15 minutes old. >> and you know the twins when they are 16 or 17 will recreate the photo and it will be cool to see. >>> an officer has a showdown in the streets. with a snake. >> this snake is a little sassy. >> whoa, what is he doing? what is this thing in his hand? >> see why this snake can't slither his way out of this one and we're ringing in the summer season with a video that shows you -- >> now to make a mono keen i. >> i try to

the furor became fodder for comedian stephen colbert. >> oh please, if ignoring australia, new zealand and canada were a crime everyone in america would be on death row. but come on, 2.2% up, 0.1% down. you say potato, i say eliminate food stamps. >> woodruff: reinhart and rogoff have acknowledged some errors, but they say their conclusions are sound, just the same. other economists say mandatory budget cuts, known as the sequester, are at least partly to blame for the disappointing march jobs report. president obama said as much yesterday. >> it's slowed our growth, it's resulting in people being thrown out of work, and it's hurting folks all across the country. >> woodruff: another picture of the sequester's effects on growth may come friday, when april's unemployment numbers are released. the federal reserve made it in a statement issued after their regular meeting, fed governors wrote cuts in government spending are restraining economic growth. we look at the renewed debate surrounding spending and austerity. robert kuttner is a founder and co-editor of the american prospect magazi