it was captured on the streets of newcastle suburb. you see a very angry man approaching and having a confrontation with this woman and her husband. we found this video on 9 news in australia. they're very physical. he punches her, she falls to the ground and then proceeds to fight with the husband. what! >> there's a stroller there. >> that stroller is there because they have a baby. but they're also the caretakers of another man. the whole thing started because the man that they're caring for, david warren, is blind, and he was crossing the street with his dog. he was visiting from out of town. so since the dog isn't familiar with the area, it was taking them too long to cross the street. >> you feel at times people will watch that. >> the man that was attacking them was a driver that became agitated and angry, thinking they were taking way too long. >> this is road rage? >> yeah. against a blind man. >> where are you trying to go that's so important you treat other human beings like this. >> he couldn't tell that the guy has a visua

station, it's it started by some students at newcastle university. >> they thought it would be reallyny to do this. >> oh! >> basically you take a gallon of milk and you pour it over your head. this is called milking. >> this is called stupid. completely stupid. >> some people are saying this is udderally stupid. >> udder pun. >> this makes me feel bad. you know there's kids notice world to need milk and food and they're getting a gallon and wasting it. >> and they're ruining their own clothes. this is so dumb. >> kids in other universities started doing it, too. this guy milking as he's out on a walk. it's even gotten the attention of some well-known names. this is pop star dave barry with tv presenter lisa snowden. she put him up to the challenge and he did it. >> oh, my god! >> very unmanly reaction to the milking. i might watch a milk video if i could see kid upton bathed in milk. >> don't search girls milking, i think you'll find something else. >>> crazy hamster. >> before i started working on the show. i thought a winch was something just used on the front of a truck to get you

sparked by president morsi is moved to assume your absolute power as journalist bell truce says newcastle to sion is only likely to escalate the unrest. well there's quite a few articles which are quite contentious now being discussed today as they were read out while the members of a constituent assembly were voting on them one in particular who for which award which is the highest islamic authority legislative scrutiny another one is article ten which gives the state the ability to maintain moral behavior again. quite unclear in addition military trials for civilians are still being allowed in the constitution this is been an ongoing campaign by revolutionaries since january two thousand and ten because it's actually illegal under international rule and he said this practice of trying to be seen from a miniature judges and they seem to be very on ethical babie own going clashes now she directly below us just off the square as you continue now on the phone he and my colleague tom bottom is that he is today and he has this report. in the center of cairo they protesters have emerged from a

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captain thomas macdonough whose famous victory helped end the war of 1812, to newcastle, serving as thee of some of the first female air force pilots, to the thousands of delaware citizens who have deployed to iraq and afghanistan, our state has so much to be proud of. today, delaware's 77,000 veterans carry on the rich tradition of service. this great tradition of having a civilian spontaneity vessel helped to cement the critical connection between our service members and civilians back home who love them, ms. them and know them a debt of gratitude. in the years to come, i am looking forward to meeting the sailors who serve on the vote, i am excited to get to know their families because wherever the delaware goes, a little piece of my heart will go with her. thank you, secretary nabus for this honor. and may god bless our servicemen and women. thank you. >> on washington journal, andrew grossman of the wall street journal on federal spending for hurricane sandy relief. then, an author on military ethics. after that, founder and executive editor of the hugstrom report on the future of t

now that for a northeastern boy to talk about hurricanes to floridians is like bringing coal to newcastlefolks are going through. every morning, the president and i have a call with all the administration officials, from fema to homeland security to the department of defense. we talk with all the governors in the affected states as well as an awful lot of the mayors. i can tell you confidently that the federal government, state government, local government, they are doing everything in their power to coordinate relief as rapidly as we can so many people who have been devastated by this storm. [applause] as tragic as it is, my mom, god rest her soul, she said, joe, out of something bad, something good will come if you look hard enough. my state of delaware was hit. it is a low-lying state. the hurricane went on shore about 30 miles from rehoboth to, in new jersey. my state, where my in-laws used to live, where my brothers and sisters live, they were hit pretty badly. i have a sister in law and family who live in ocean city, new jersey. you saw how badly they were hit. it is kind of amazing

and that donna whose famous victory in the battle of plattsburgh helped end the war of 1812, the newcastle serving as the home of some of the first female air force pilots, to the thousands of delaware is who have deployed to iraq and afghanistan, our state has so much to be proud of. and today, delaware's 77,000 veterans carry on the rich tradition of service. this great tradition of having a civilian sponsored navy vessel helps is that the critical connection between our service members and the civilians back home who love them, missed them, and all of them a debt of gratitude. so in the years to come, i'm looking forward to reading the sailors who serve on the boats, i'm excited to get to know their families. because where ever the delaware coast, all around the world, a little piece of my heart go with her. so thank you, secretary mabus, for this honor. thank you all, and may god bless our servicemen and women and their families. thank you. [applause] >> mr. vice president, i remember when guys in my fighter would look forward to the -- hope to see five women that looked like jill to s

shirley and newcastle pennsylvania, republican caller. go ahead. >> caller: thank you. the people are so tired of the fighting in washington. like the one candidate said, if they don't do their job they do not get paid. we, the people come have got to start taking these matters into hands because we are sick of it. and, you know, what i would like to tell john boehner is don't give in to this craziness. this is nothing but craziness. and i watched harry reid yesterday. you know, he talked and he talked and he really said nothing. then he went on about dance, dance, dance and i thought to myself all you do is dance around with these bills that they send. the house will have a bill, they send it to the senate and what does he do? dances around it and never addresses it. >> host: know by partisanship than for you? >> caller: no, absolutely none. then when he left the stage and was walking off, the man -- i feel bad for him that he just can't get it together -- he grabbed ahold of the flag. he was falling. then he grabbed ahold of low wall and at that point i said uh oh tha