that car newell ahead of time, do you know what, maybe i should stop back here. >>> can you guys do a handstand? anybody? >> i used to be able to. >> against the wall, heck yeah. >> scott prefers to do his handstands -- >> no. >> oh, yeah, in high places because hand stands, you know, just aren't enough. here you go throw the leg over the retaining wall on this building and gets himself in position and hoists himself up right on the edge of that wall. now, wait for this shot here. there goes his legs. >> oh! >> no! >> okay, that was freaky. >> isn't that cool. he put a go pro on his ankle giving you that shot of what his pose must feel like looking over. >> how do you not get wobbly, right? >> the go pro on the ankle i just feel like it's valid. surely he's been doing handstands for a long time and you put the go pro and then you fall because you're trying to get that shot. >> you got to be confident in your abilities. scott certainly is. here's episodes two of hand stands in high places. this one seems even nuttier to me because he doesn't use that beam there. instead he pushes himse

it was meant to protect local water shorts in the event of a newell attack. it includes blast-proof doors and a lot more. it's expected to sell for $80,000. thank you for watching al jazeera. i'm stephanie sy. we'll break down the trans trans-pacific tonight. ♪ >>> our digital producer wajahat ali is here bringing in all of your live feedback. this trade agreement while like some of the others is also quite different in that it's very brood and much of it has been crafted in secret. >> yeah, that seems to be the trigger for most of our community members. they think everyone would care if they knew about it . . . and lisa a lot of people are wondering whether this would really help american workers and jobs. >> that's a question we'll ask. it is a massive trade agreement between 12 countries and the us. it is much more than a free trade deal. it has the potential to impact everything from how we use the internet and pay for prescription drugs to food safety and the environment. it's controversial because most negotiations happen in secret. not even members of

a lot of it had to do with pete newel but a lot of it had to do with sam gilbert, charlie. whatever you want to say about bob knight-- and i'm no fan of a lot of the thing he is has done-- there's never been a whiff of impropriety with respect to n.c.a.a. rules with coach knight. >> did everybody know about gilbert? >> everybody knew about sam bill gert. jim murray, the legendary l.a. times columnist in wrote sam gilbert was more important than u.c.l.a. basketball than building of the paville because lucious allen was unhappy after his sophomore year and talked about transferring and it was when they were put in touch with sam gilbert and he took care of their financial worries and related to them on a personal level. wooden couldn't talk about what it was like to be black and 19 in westwood, california at that time. sam gilbert was an old jewish guy who was able to connect with them on that level. so he filled that void. but wooden, wherever anybody asked him about coach knight he said "i think he's a fabulous teacher and i admire the way his kids play. i might not approve

it was meant to protect local water shorts in the event of a newell attack. it includes blast-proof doors and a lot more. it's expected to sell for $80,000. thank you for watching al jazeera. i'm stephanie sy. we'll break down the trans trans-pacific tonight. ♪ >>> our digital producer wajahat ali is here bringing in all of your live feedback. this trade agreement while like

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about the use that have rhetoric and the crossing of the line, but we could go back to russian in its newell programs, and the administration says has not been crossed. >> as we sort of wait for the president here. it gives us a moment to review the events of this particular day. and in southern russia there is the man who says he's still the president of ukraine, viktor yanukovych making remarks in a news conferenceish and then he played questions. let's show a bit of his interview today. >> i fully take responsibility upon those who are part of this crisis. i would say disaster. they are to blame for that. now they command those who are patrons of maidan. >> with respect to russia and the united states, ukraine, but clearly there you go. there are his comments today essentially suggesting that he would like to move back into the country and resume presidency. i don't know, and maybe you have a sense of this, to what extent he has any support for what he is talking about from the russian government. >> well, from my van take point either on the north lawn i can't say for sure. but i can tel

we have more from diane eastabrook in newell south dakota. >> as western south dakota struggles under winter's icy clip, there are signs. these are some of the 400 cows that the rancher brought to replace the nearly 400 that died last october. they perished when an ub expected blizzard swept through the state, trapping the herds. faced with a 600,000 loss. >> what changed your mind? >> i hated to quit on a bad note like that, i guess. >> realised there might be good years. >> to stay in business, she is buying more pregnant heifers. >> is that a good deal? >> if they have good calves. >> at 2,000 ahead. cattle will head higher. he took out a 3 million bank loan to finance the herd and put his ranch up as capital. >> it's a gamble, but worth taking. >> corn prices came down. that makes it better. >> interest rates are better. >> they are wonderful. >> boylan wonder. branches are trying to make more loan terms. >> we can extend payment, defer payments, we do subsidised interest rates. >> boylan got money from a ranchers relief charity. he may qualify for the disaster funds under a new f

the second was pete newell. a couple of indiana guys, very strong-willed. lot of it had to go with sam gilbert. when ever you want to say about bob knight, and i am a fan of the boorish things he has done, there has never been it with of impropriety with ncaa rules with him. >> everyone knew about gilbert? >> everyone. jim murray, the legendary "l.a. times" columnist wrote that sam gober was more important to ucla basketball than the building of the pavilion. they were unhappy after the sophomore year and talk seriously about transferring. it is when they were put in touch with sam gilbert and related them on a personal level. sam gilbert was an old jewish guy who is able to connect with them on that level. he filled that void. whenever people would ask wooden about him, he would say he is a fabulous teacher. i may not approve of all of his methods, but he is a great coach. that really irked a bob knight to know that. >> he wasn't close to his players. ? >> when they played for him. that came later. i asked him this question. a lot of the players i talk you

haslam and bob corker also spoke out claiming a union would hurt the state's chances of strakaing newelanufacturers t volkswagon remained neutral allowing the auto worker's union in the plant during the process. >> between the two institutions, volkswagon and the uaw, i know of not one incident of any aggression or animosity coming out of this process. >> the uaw adding, while we are outraged by politicians and outside special interests groups interfering with the basic right of legal workers to form a union, we are proud these workers were brave and 1250d up to the tremendous pressure from outside. erika ferrari, al jazeera. >> earlier, i spoke with politico transportation editor about what this means for detroit's auto workers. >> this was viewed as perhaps the uaw's best chance it will ever have to organize a foreign-owned auto plant in the south. they had a company, volkswagon, that was officially neutral. it was actually very accommodating, had agreed to let uaw organizers on the property, did not do what other companies in this situation have done like bring in anti-union consulta

and that includes pappy waldorf and pete newell and this week he has been recognized for a lifetime of> whoo! [ applause ] >> they are all so special that i can't imagine comparing them. >> before you email or call saying vern, wait a minute, take note. jack clark at cal has racked up 22 national championships. i didn't stutter. 22 national championships. he will be inducted into the u.s. rugby hall of fame june 7 in houston and the legendary coach has been in charge of the rugby program for 31 years and has produced 126 all americans. as it turns out, he signed a pro football contract with the eagles in 1978 but quickly realized rugby was his passion. >> you know, football player and you know you sign a contract and you go give it a lash and it worked out for a while. then, you know, next thing you know you wake up and you're in winnipeg, manitoba, playing for the blue bombers and, you know, i'm thinking about being a rugby coach about then. the surprise is that it happens while you're still coaching. i pretty much, you know, am in the game and i'm worrying about week to week at this

ski team member andrew newell saying -- "time is staff only something we do not have on our side."ated news, new study finds just 11 of the previous 19 withdrawal of the host cities will be cold enough to reliably host the games by midcentury and only six will be viable sites by 2100 of global warming projections prove accurate. you rarely hear athletes weighing in in this way, yet 100 have signed on to this statement. >> this is an axis digital problem for winter athletes. -- existential problem for winter athletes. watched, skiing in sochi, the reports are unbelievable. to pack theirg race suits with snow to stay cool enough to keep competing. the cross-country racers are turning into a farce because the course is so sloppy that the snow is turning to oatmeal. winter, which we are all busy complaining about at the moment in the states because were having a big snowstorm, winter should be a part of life on this planet. but it won't be going forward past a certain point when the temperatures are high enough for the sort of freezing the water at the latitudes we're talking about wil

. >> the nation's governors are in washington for their an newel meeting. they talked about issues including increasing the minimum wauge. president obama spoke about highlighting the issue and his lance to work with congress. >> it is wonderful to have the governors in town and talk about what is happening on the local level. we spent some time talking about a couple of issues that are of critical importance to our constituents and the country. one of those is the issue of minimum wage and what we can do to get america a raise. many of the governors in this room are pushing to raise their state minimum wages to benefit more working families and help grow their committees. -- economies. >> my state of the union address, oble, i promised i would do what i could as the head of the expect tive branch of the federal government and have already signed an executive order saying if you want to do business with the federal government as a contractor, you need to be paying your employees $10.10 an hour. we don't someone washing dishes for our troops helping care for

hee that was twisted by skier andy newell, with some of his teammates as they got ready to walk in thelook at this point, posted just a few minutes ago. he commented on the one and stated that is a lot of sweaters come together for a good time. >> here are a lot of sweaters to. aiden kelly on the u.s. love the team tweet did this one with the comment 0, we are ready. >> coming up. some debris flows on the bay. so what is up in the bay, i will take a look at my next edition of people behaving badly. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. align >> (male annoucer): now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> no dumping, drains to the bay,. this is h

ashley: billionaire investor carl icahn tells your newell cavuto is is on the warpath with ebay. does icahn have enough ammo to win this fight? >> good question. good to be with you, ashley and lori. here is what carl icahn told our very own neil cavuto yesterday on his quote, war with ebay. take a listen. >> who are you setting your sights on now? >> first of all you know on ebay. >> you want them to separate paypal, right? >> absolutely. >> they say no. >> they already said no. >> where is the battle going? >> you tell me. a battle is a battle. we're not afraid to fight a war. >> that war is not done? >> that war is just starting. >> so the question is, it is all about breaking breaking paypal away from ebay. paypal is growing 20% a year. any given period it represents about 40% of ebay's overall revenues. anytime that we've seen, put to a shareholder vote the breakup of a company, meaning that shareholders have to vote on breakup of a company since 2005, half of those demands don't even make it to a shareholder vote. so carl icahn, really has his work cut out for him if he thi