i took it to another extreme. >> in april 2009, she says, she met nick prugo. what was nick like? >> he was just young and fun. >> fascinated with celebrities? >> i didn't see that, no. >> she says on that fateful night, she and prugo were drinking at the restaurant beso in hollywood when nick got a phone call. >> he said i've got to stop by a girl's house to pick up clothes real quick and we'll head home. i just assumed, okay, no problem. >> alexis said she had no idea the house was actually orlando bloom's. >> he drove up to the house and said i'll be right back. stay in the car. i'll be back shortly. i didn't even think twice. i said okay. and then after a while, i had to go to the restroom. and so i head up the back trail, which had steps and entered through. and that's when i started to see what was going on and they seemed to be ransacking this house. >> did you take anything from the house? >> no. no. >> did you actually enter orlando bloom's residence? >> uh-uh. >> you were on his property? >> yes. >> but not inside the house? >> no. >> she says she was so drunk, she threw

(all giggling) (nick humming) hey, nick! pass me the sunscreen, please.nce) ♪ have you ever seen a chimpanzee? ♪ ♪ he looks a lot like you and me ♪ ♪ he makes funny faces and funny sounds ♪ ♪ he walks like us to get around ♪ ♪ a chimp can climb, he really swings ♪ ♪ he plays fun games like wrestling ♪ ♪ chimps, they see, chimps, they do ♪ ♪ chimps, they look a lot like you ♪ ♪ chimps, they do, chimps, they see ♪ ♪ chimps, they look a lot like me ♪ ♪ if you've ever had an itch to scratch ♪ ♪ a chimpanzee relates to that ♪ he uses sticks just like a tool ♪ ♪ this chimp is no one's fool ♪ ♪ most of all, he likes to giggle ♪ ♪ everyone give their tail a wiggle ♪ ♪ chimps, they see, chimps, they do ♪ ♪ chimps, they look a lot like you ♪ ♪ chimps, they do, chimps, they see ♪ ♪ chimps, they look a lot like me ♪ ♪ chimps, they see, chimps, they do ♪ ♪ chimps, they look a lot like you ♪ ♪ chimps, they do, chimps, they see ♪ ♪ chimps, they look a lot like me ♪ (nick and sally giggling, chimpanzees screeching) announcer: labor day on pbs kids. hi, neighbor! one litt

you, nick?" "no, rick. you, brick?" "no, nick. let's see who got licked." huh?nger-lickin' good. - ♪ are we there yet? ♪ tell me, tell me, tell me - ♪ tell me, are we there yet? ♪ captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com - hey, birthday boy. - hey. - hey. is that your list for the party? - yeah. - oh, let me see it. all right, so we have eddie, chase, solomon, jaime, owen. no girls? - well, troy and i decided to have a catastrophic 2 party at his house. i mean, it'll be fun. girls aren't into that stuff. - a video game party? - lame! - focus. - kevin, i was thinking that your birthday should be a little more special, you know, something with a dj, dancing, girls. - no video games? - may i? okay, kevin, this is your 13th birthday party. it's supposed to be extra special. this is when you cross from your preteen years into your teen years, when you get your first kiss, your first mildly expensive pair of earrings, a crush on a girl you're never gonna get. - gigi, you're not making sense. - all right, kevin, the point is, when you're 14, you're gonna look back o

safe at third is nick mora.wice today. >> nomar: right now on the hill, first two pitches painted the corner. gets ahead of the hitter early and is having trouble finding the strike zone. >> karl: there's a business as usual approach for california. isn't there? like it's almost supposed to happen. >> orel: well, their nerves really got exposed, because they jumped out 3-0. then after the second inning, it's 6-1. >> karl: on the ground really hard and past offenberg. the last one hit the grass and nearly got him in the face. you can understand this, that ball was laced 67. cortez hit a line shot off the wall in left last time up. this one is over the head of the first baseman, it's fair. holman goes to third base. cortez into second. nobody to cover the bag there. and now the ball comes back in. >> that was a great at bat. beautiful. >> karl: coaching until the very end. little bloop double for cortez works has three hits today. brings us to ricky tibbett. >> orel: i'm not rooting for either side. but my score c

it is almost nonexistent. >> nick is still around. >> nick is holding up -- >> he is fighting the good fight. >> they were all part of the problem. >> just the other day colorado state senator tells a poverty reduction task force that the reason that black people have been so poor for so long is due to their dependancy on fried chicken. >> what does it have to do with this? >> this is just saying that while there are hoaxes out there , there are examples of real racism all over the place. >> that's the argument the defenders of the hoax use. it is not a good arangement because a hoax is a hoax. by the way, he brought up fried chicken because she was talking about how diet affects certain specific ethnic groups and they have different diets. >> you don't want to defend that way. >> no, i don't want to defend. i do love southern foods. >> i wouldn't say it is clumsy as much as dumly. >> i will take dumly. >> we are not buying chicken anyway. it is a moot po nie t. >> what did did you say? oh moot. >> bill's argument is the argument they use when they are caught. >> i was arguing the poin

things aren't progressing as well for nick compton.at members of the aryan brotherhood are extorting his family for protection money have been discredited. >> i interviewed the people that supposedly the money orders are going to, and according to what they were telling me he was in debt. the one guy doesn't have any affiliations with no organizations whatsoever, which would rule out the extortion theory. the other one, he actually gave compton commissary to pay off a debt to keep him from getting hurt. some of the phone calls we were listening to sounded kind of like he was playing a game on his mom. >> how so? >> how so? by telling her about the extortion to get the money to pay for his debts. it's common. they play their family like that all the time. and he received a conduct report for it. >> basically what he's saying, he interviewed the two people -- or interviewed the people, the addresses on the money orders my mom sent up here. so when he asked him, why is nick sending you money? obviously, they're not going to say the true r

that's interesting. >> nick, you said manning is a traitor to his country. why does he get to call the shots? well she, sir, was found not guilty of aiding the enemy, so she, whatever you may think, is not legally a traitor. >> what was it batman, you asked if we could put out movies for adults. there is an entire industry that does nothing but make adult films. >> well, you know what i'm talking about. >> judge gnaw poll -- judge napolitano couldn't play him because it didn't cover his hair. the secret identity would be revealed. >> and when batman was litigating every crime for his constitutionality. >> a lot of things batman does is at least -- if it is not unconstitutional it is extra constitutional. >> exactly. >> as judge would say, as he is about to get ready to become batman, it's not in the constitution. >> and also he laughs like a super villain and not a hero. >> i love the judge. >> batman, not a big fourth amendment -- >> by the way. he is back on "red eye" in a couple weeks. >> let me set my dvr. >> bill, i'm with you. there is a good chance af

nick: this is so cool! neither can i! 5-4-3-2-1! all: blastoff! ♪ a tardigrade is tiny ♪ he's tiny and he's tough ♪ ♪ even in the heat, the hot, hot heat ♪ ♪ he is tough enough (giggling) wally: wow! this place is amazing! it doesn't look so tough. it is when there's no air to breathe. that's why we need to wear these special suits, so we can breathe and stay warm out here. no, thank you! i'll tough it out. whee! i love floating in space! it's like swimming without water! so what do you think about space, wally? tough enough for you? wally? over here! look at this comfy space rock i found! perfect for, um... (snoring) in space, a tardigrade slows to a stop, and curls into a tun till the next water drop. sally: um, is it me, or is his rock moving away from us? quick! after that space rock! wally! wally! got a waterbear in big space trouble? call thing 1 and thing 2. they'll come on the double. (sputtery whistling) both: hello! yee-haw! whoa! (gibberish) a-ha! yee-yaw! (straining) hooray for the things! ta-da

it is almost nonexistent. >> nick is still around. >> nick is holding up -- >> he is fighting the good fight. >> they were all part of the problem. >> just the other day colorado state senator tells a poverty reduction task force that the reason that black people have been so poor for so long is due to their dependancy on fried chicken. >> what does it have to do with this? >> this is just saying that while there are hoaxes out there , there are examples of real racism all over the place. >> that's the argument the defenders of the hoax use. it is not a good arangement because a hoax is a hoax. by the way, he brought up fried chicken because she was talking about how diet affects certain specific ethnic groups and they have different diets. >> you don't want to defend that way. >> no, i don't want to defend. i do love southern foods. >> i wouldn't say it is clumsy as much as dumly. >> i will take dumly. >> we are not buying chicken anyway. it is a moot po nie t. >> what did did you say? oh moot. >> bill's argument is the argument they use when they are caught. >> i was arguing the poin

has a man and he's got nicks inside the 15. hakeem nicks, good for 20.anding protection in the pocket, because originally, eli manning's trying to get the ball to murphy to the strong side, double covered. he's able to keep the play alive because of the protection and hakeem nicks just does an excellent job, running in a dig route, realizes manning is in trouble, works out to the sideline and manning puts it right on the money. play clock at eight. >> joe: on first down, it's wilson. and david wilson takes it down inside the ten. a pickup of three. we saw last year david wilson and how explosive he can be. it came later in the year because if you remember, giant fans certainly do, that week one he had the fumble. and kind of went in cough lin's dog house, then got more playing time, was big on the special teams kickoff return, but he's a much tougher runner than he would get credit for a guy with as much explosion as he has. >> joe: and wilson picks up two to bring up third down ricky jean franÇois out there for the colts. so the giants are back in that

sally and nick: yahoo!to guard the tree stump where he lives. get off my tree stump! whoa, stan's scary! super scary! (groaning) both: whoa! (stan roaring) stan, it's me! oh, cat! you should have said you were coming. whoa! uh, can you give me a hand? no problem! ready to roll, team? one, two, three! go! (all straining) oh, thank you so much for helping me. you're welcome! i'm nick, and this is my friend, sally. pleased to meet you both. see? stan isn't scary at all. nah, it's all just pretend. i wouldn't hurt a fly. don't you eat flies? no, i prefer wood sap! oh, and honeydew. mm-mm! but you've got those scary horns! oh, they're for scaring away! (chuckling) i keep other bugs away from my stump by looking scary. oh, i have an idea! we can look scary to keep sneaky cookie snatchers away from our cookie jar! like this-- (growling) (growling) uh, not bad. uh... if you don't mind me saying, you need to look a little scarier. boy, i can fix that! ta-da! nick: cool! (laughing) what do you think? getting there! h

nick. leaving work early. - oh, no, it's so much fun. portrait one time. - gigi-- - hmm? already said that? - come on, lindsey, hurry up. i can't hold it much longer. - okay. got it. - all right, now get the ladder. - hold on, i have to post this first. - are you serious? get the ladder. come on. help me down. - relax, boy. you got up there by yourself. you can get down. jump. it's, like, two feet. and post. - come on. whoa! whoa! - ooh, floor plank. - hey, baby. - come here, baby. - what'd i do? ooh. i won't even ask what that was for. i'll just take it. - that was for you and for me. i have a surprise for you. - ew. bad timing. - mom, what are you doing here? - oh, no, no. i invited marilyn to dinner. and since we're all just standing here, i might as well tell you now. marilyn, i know you know about the family portrait, and, to be honest, i really didn't want you in it in the first place, but i've been thinking about it, and i wanted to tell you that i would be really honored if you were in our family portrait. - has she been drinking

nick offerman! we'll be right back after this. >> jimmy: nick, thank you for being here.our own canoe" and it is coming out in october.

when nick's dad took him in for his bath, nick asked to be left alone. >> so he put me in and he shutught i would ever see my family. and i said, that's it. i can't do it. i'm done. >> reporter: nick slid beneath the water and rolled over. face down. >> couldn't do it. just physically i could but mentally, it is scary. i saw in my mind my mum and my dad and my brother crying at my grave if i actually went through with it. >> reporter: he grew into his loss. and he now invites the questions and the stares especially from children and teens. his foundation "life without limbs" is an outreach to help those suffering from their own quiet troubles. >> do you want to give me a hug? reporter: and what he relishes most of all... is hugs. >> such a blessing. people don't know how to shake my hand when they first see me so they're like what do i do? and i'm like give me a hug. and they realize that, okay, he looks different. but he's still cool. maybe it's okay for me to be me too. how is everything going? >> good, we're getting the chairs out. >> man, this looks great. reporter: we caught up w

nick williams he's one of those guys you see nick williams first thing is west wellker. he's got some kicks and polish. also could return kicks. got some get up and go. >> played new england. >> sort of. >> similarity. >> yeah. >> third down and 6. white from the shotgun. on the slant unable too hang. >> i like what pat white did. he got the ball quick out of his hands he put the ball on the receivers. it's up to them to catch it. >> you don't get a lot of opportunities in pre-season. if you are playing four third going into the fourth quarter this is your chance to be able to make a play, keep a job for another week and impress the coach and other teams on film. they are going to be lookat you. >> white down on the 5 yard line gets it out of the end zone. the defending n f c champs so make sure you have got the inside story with exclusive video at redskins .com and follow on twitter and facebook. >> what's the next thing we are coming up to follow everybody with. there's i can't even keep track. i have twitter. that's it. >> if you figure out the next thing i'm not sure

nick offerman! we'll be right back after this. >> jimmy: nick, thank you for being here.our own canoe" and it is coming out in october. i want to apologize to michael kiwanuka. i don't think we've ever bumped anybody besides matt damon. he is out. we ran out of time, thank you for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. . >>> tonight on "nightline," you have heard of the group-on getaway, right? we set this one up that took us to paradise, but you wouldn't believe what we found ourselves swimming in. >> he tried to sell us marijuana and coke. >> so how can you make sure your next vacation is not a hot mess. >>> and heading to the dominican republic, what is waiting for you when you step off the plane. if you're planning a vacation, you may want to listen up. >>> and for years, it was the world's worst kept secret. area 51, we reveal a newly classified document. so what did the conspiracy theorists get right about the stop secret air force base? >> k [ male announcer ] what if there was a help line for dinner ideas? [ superfan ] helper help line. we're on our way. you h

please welcome nick offerman. nick? [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. okay, let's begin. moby dick. a guy namedish mail is on a boat. they are looking for a white whale and they feign it. animal farm. it is like the movie babe pig in the city but it turns out communism is bad. of place and men. bottom line, don't let the big dumb guy pet your puppy or touch your wife. that is not a euphemism. the adventures of huckleberry finn. a boy and a slave go on the run and people say the n word a lot. too much if you ask me. lord of the flies. a bunch of kids get stranded on an island. the fat kid gets crushed by a boulder. sorry, spoiler alert. the fat kid gets crushed by a boulder. hamlet. hamlet dies. king lear. king lear dies. romeo and juliet. they die. basically, if it is by shakes appear, everyone in the title dies. now, that's all you need to know and you can spend the rest of your summer smoking weed and yoloing, whatever the hell that means, the end. >> thank you, nick, very educational. oh, look at this. the belly floppers are here. hi, everybody. how are you doing? go o

(squeaking) sally and nick: aw. they're so cute. sally's mom: sally? nick? who wants ice cream?in the hat. what's a peregrine? my friend perry the peregrine. he's the fastest creature in the world. but what is a peregrine? why don't we let it be a surprise? wow! i love surprises. if perry's the fastest creature in the world, he must be a cheetah. (roaring) or a dolphin. (squeaking) or a monkey swinging through the trees. ooh-ooh-ah-ah! ooh-ooh-ah-ah! oh, waiting is hard, isn't it? let's get to steep 'n deep cliffs right now so you can see for yourself. your mother will not mind at all if you do. mom, can we go with cat to steep 'n deep cliffs to meet perry the peregrine the fastest creature in the world? nick's mom: a peregrine on steep 'n deep cliffs? okay, but hurry back. (giggling) we will. both: we can go! we can go! i know! i know! to the thingamajigger! you know, i might just be the fastest fish in the world. (panting) did you see that? no one can swim around my bowl faster. (giggling) that's pretty speedy. you're the fastest fish i know. buckle up. (horn honking) (clickin

nick clooney: and i'm nick clooney and it is only because of your pledges and your support, that we are: of course, she had a terrible crush on him. peter marshall: that's right. he didn't have any money to pay her but she could have cared less. in fact, with the harry james band, she became a household name with hits like "i don't want to walk without you." nick clooney: and "i heard you cried last night." peter marshall: and here she is, helen forrest with "i had the craziest dream." [music playing] helen forrest: ♪in a dream the strangest and the oddest things appear. and what insane and silly things we do.

nick: 50/50. interesting. um, interesting? ten years if he goes down for this and a nonce label in prison. interesting? so, do you believe him? i didn't say that. i don't know. normally? normally, you know, normally, it's very clear whether a client is guilty or not. how many clients are... i don't know, about 80% and sometimes more. it's very rare that you get to represent an innocent man. would it make it better if you knew he hadn't done this? yes. what, and the 80% that you know are guilty you just get on with it? nick, this is my first rape, okay? it's new for me too. so you pull out all the stops for the 80% because they deserve to be represented properly and everyone is innocent until proven guilty. what was it you said? "four words to live by." is alan bradley any different? if you go easy on her... if you don't go for her in the witness box then...? then he'll get ten years. do you know what i think? there you go. i think there's rape and there's rape. violent stranger rape at one end of the spectrum and this, right a

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nick: they need to run to get enough speed to fly away. great photo, nick.t chocolate? (sally's mom laughing) sally's mom: the cocoalicious forest? sure, sounds yummy. bring back something delicious. thanks, mom. we can go, we can go! we can go, we can go! i know, i know! to the thingamajigger. buckle up. (horn honking) flick the jigger-mawizzer. (laughing) (horn honking) isn't this fun? all: yahoo! ♪ here we go, go, go, go on an adventure ♪ ♪ the thingamajigger is up and away ♪ ♪ go, go, go, go, go on an adventure ♪ ♪ we're flying with the cat in the hat today ♪ princess lottachoca is who we will meet. she has lots of chocolate, our favorite sweet treat. ♪ here we go, go, go, go on an adventure ♪ ♪ go, go, go, go, go (horn honking) there's princess lottachoca's castle. sally: wow! nick: a real castle! well, she is a real princess. let's go and see her. your majesty. oh, my. it's the cat. may i present my friends nick and sally? nice to meet you, princess. your royal highness. a royal pleasure to meet you. so, what brings you to my palace today? chocolate, o

thanks, nick. >>> this cute little guy is one tough kitty.awled underneath a georgia woman's car hood and rode all the way to tallahassee, florida. that's a good 50-mile trip. the woman said she heard a cat scream when she was at a gas station. she took her car to a mechanic and he found where it was coming from. they scooped the kitten out, gave it milk. one of the workers decided to adopt it. >>> there is a new tool to help man's best friend communicate. yeah. it's called the got to the go button. a college student from new york came up with this easy way for dogs to tell their owners that, you know, i got to go outside. just leave the button by the door. the dog will tap the button and it gives the human an audio cue of exactly what it needs. it all started as a joke with a staples easy button. >> i got to go! >> put it by the door not expecting her to do anything and we were at the table one day and she actually went up and pushed it. we heard the -- that was easy. we looked at each other and said this is a great idea. >> this guy is goin

brian and nick. this was. i mean these guys actually became more families in mind and they actually raised me and. actually brian mentioned to me that they were my car he and his guardians they talked about their tour that's the one that everybody knows but you know we didn't do that by fantasies but when we have all of them and the stage was on up the stage leans split our pants cavanagh's the time he was up on the wires up and floating in their hands while downs ripped off it's all next on larry king now. welcome to an unusual edition of larry king now our guest today are musical phenomenon of the backstreet boys they've sold more than one hundred thirty million records worldwide their ninth studio album called in a world like this is in stores now and their worldwide tour started august second in chicago we are shooting this from the verizon wireless amphitheater in irvine california and they'll be performing here on this tour in september and we're talking with kevin riches and how he doro brian littrell a

or nick. on her brains. or how into. one of the guys it's not the group anymore he's going to think kevin's actually i think how it's done and how his maturity and this is a diverse group sheepish engines me. play a little game goes if you only knew funniest thing that's happened to you guys on tour. i got a day's it'll melt through a bell was i'm not funny i don't know why you thought it was all right i tell you there are scenarios i fell through a hole in the stage right before the first and k o t b s b show with us and you think eight feet deep yeah i would love it which was what i was seeing here you know just as i disappeared i was lucky there was a cool director and i was looking to him and the ground just disappeared scared. and the stage we fought off the stage we actually split our pants we dropped our pants a couple times and accidently kev the next time he was up on the wires have been floating in the air is pants meltdowns ripped off you know but i was hanging above the audience here in l.a. is where the legs

nick, break this down for us. they think that all of these or potentially a lot of these prison breaks are connected to al qaeda. what's the evidence behind that? >> reporter: well the interpol list doesn't suggest all of them are linked to al qaeda. it puts out a list of 11 jailbreaks in a 25 countries that's got them concerned and they wanted to have more information. there are about three or four of them that could have some al qaeda link to them. the main one -- >> i think we have lost nick payton walsh. we're going to take a look at this. nick, are you back with us? i'm not hearing nick. >> reporter: i can hear you. >> okay. go ahead. tell us what you were saying. >> reporter: it's small number of interpol list of 11 jailbreaks in nine countries that seem to have al qaeda links. they're wrapping up a lot of activity. >> all right. we're going to try to get him back. we're having technical problems there. we're also looking at this. this is inside an american prison. things seem rigid but guards are calling th

and i had lived with nick beef for years.nd and making all these silly observations i just ignored them. >> why did you buy the plot and why did you put a stone on it? >> as i said, i bought it when i was 18. i didn't put a stone on it. i didn't do anything with it for 20 years. >> why did you want it? >> it reminded me that the world can change very, very quickly. having seen kennedy that night and the next day he was gone. anything else that has happened in my life, i would look back on that and say, yes, the world can change quickly. i went by to look at my land and it was now a funeral home and i just went in on the spot and said, pretty much what i have told you guys. >> so for years, reporters have been looking for you. but why now? we know that it's the 50th anniversary of his assassination. why now? >> i had done work as nick beef with some things i do, i mike i would put them around town and people started posting them on flicker and pretty soon it was some guy claiming to be nick beef. i did mention oswald on my --

our nick peyton walsh is here with me from washington. fred is in bruit. ivan watson on the turkish/syrian border. fred, you have seen some of the worst of this war. you were in syria, damascus, days ago. you were also there for some of the earliest reports of possible chemical weapons use. as the president abruptly delays his response to the apparent use of the chemical weapons, what's the early reaction, fred, that you're hearing from syria and also in the region? >> well, it's interesting, you know, because it usually depends on the front line that you're on. clearly in the syrian capital and the part that's government controlled, people are happy because a lot of them were nervous about what would happen, how intense the strikes would be if these strikes would destabilize the regime. bashar al-assad as unpopular as he is he does still have a core of support by many people, especially in the damascus areas. people were very wary. on the other hand, of course, people on other side of the equation, peopler instance in the areas that were hit by he's chemi

i want to bring in nick peyton walsh at the united stations. assuming, nick, the vote in the house and senate doesn't take place until monday, september 9, 10 days or so from now, there will be more information that these u.n. weapons inspectors that have emerged from syria that they will make public between now and then stuff that the house of representatives and the senate will be able to consider as they consider their own vote. unfortunately, i don't think i'm hearing nick. we're going to fix that audio. let's bring gloria borger to talk about that. there is going to be information we're going to be learning between now and the week of september 9 that presumably could impact how members of the house and senate vote. >> well, i think now it's incumbent upon the administration, who has clearly been trying to make its case -- i mean, john kerry was out there very forcefully making the administration's case. i think you're probably going to see more and more people trying to educate the american public. because now this is a vote the white hou

our last performer is nick assunto. are you nick assunto?u? >> jimmy: doing great, where you from? >> new york. >> jimmy: i love this. the local crowd, welcome. [ applause ] we love new yorkers. nick, what is your talent? >> in a strange turn of events, i also can do a chewbacca. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this has never happened in the long and storied history of "audience got talent." you're gonna try to do the same talent and out-talent mandy? ooh, here we go. [ light laughter ] back-to-back chewbaccas. i like this. all right, let's hear it. here's nick assunto doing an impression of chewbacca. [ imitating wookiee ] [ laughter ] that's pretty good. that's good. he got talent. ♪ [ applause ] you got talent as well. in fact, nick come here for a second. come here. have you met mandy? mandy, meet -- this is pretty good. you guys have the same taste in impressions and t-shirts as well. [ light laughter ] what if chewbacca would talk sitting next to each other if there were two chewbaccas -- which there probably were two wookiees. they're talking

well, nick janes, live at the rim fire near yosemite, thank you. >> thank you, nick. >>> the fire istening several summer camps as well including camp tawonga a jewish summer camp for kids and teens up in the sierra. also threatened, san jose camp a family summer camp east of groveland where nick just was and spinning wheel a vacation area. and bay area schoolkids had their vacations cut short. >> i was freaking out. i have never been in a situation like that before. >> the buses that took the children up there have already left so students were jammed into any vehicle available including a cattle truck and a moving truck. >>> how are the roads, liz? >> not good in the east bay. this accident in the macarthur maze is doing really bad things. traffic is quickly stacking up on 580 and 24. so it's a multi-vehicle crash. it's between 580 and 980. it's jamming up from telegraph and growing. use 880. there is no delay there. and again, two lanes are blocked. we are hearing that a motorcycle is destroyed. they are treating the driver right now. so this one we don't know about the extent of

nick and me. nick is...? mercedes' fiance. nicholas vance? what's sammy like? i don't know.time either of you saw christy was what time? we left the vances around 10:00. mark vance was tired. he had chemo for prostate cancer. so... it was right after that... maybe 10:30 when my angel went to bed. the last time i saw her. mark leaves before i'm awake. i rarely see sammy. he seemed a nice enough young man. how about you two? he sometimes drives me when dad doesn't need him. he's a pretty friendly guy. friendly with the neighbors? if christy was outside he would've talked to her. you everalk to him? nah. dad won't let him drive me. ethan doesn't need a driver. caught him outside smoking a joint e morning. said something about it and he just told me to shut up. any other problems? a week ago, my father said he had to set sammy straight. "set him straight"? nick? briscoe: excuse me, i hate to intrude but your father had to "set sammy straight" about what? using the limo's car phone for personal calls. who was he calling? sounded like a girlfriend. you know who she is? no, sir. do

nick and i were just in the middle of a very important argument. you're wrong, nick. no, i am not.ack, that was jay! i'm telling you, it was kanye! b.w., where are you getting your information, tiger beat? look, h.o.v.a. is the one who made rihanna a star, and he's in the know of all the up-and-comers. oh, really? yeah. uh, jay? it's betty. [ chuckles ] was it you or yeezy who recruited frank for the "no church in the wild" track? uh, kanye, right? that's what i thought. [ chuckles ] oh. oh, just hanging out with a misinformed homey. [ chuckles ] all right. holla! mnh. told ya. [ up-tempo music plays ] excuse me. there's no restroom around here. would you be my lookout for just a minute while i go -- oh, use the bathroom? yes. sure. thank you. hold that. thank you. oh. thank you. thank you. i'll be right back. ooh! ooh! [ sighs ] [ laughs ] [ laughs ] oh, keep it. it's a present. oh, thank you. ooh! no! you were so kind. [ laughs ] ooh! [ sighs ] excuse me. just -- just a little help. you're familiar with this internet dating? kind of, yeah. all that, you know? do you have a screen

. >> let's find out i nick is right. >> you just won a thumbs up. >> the host flies backwards.thing works. the brake away hose work. there was gas everywhere. >> nick, i've got another video. >> can you guess what happens next? >> we've got a run away dumpster going down a hill. what happens next? >> it's going to take out. >> no, it's going to burst into flames. >> let's find out if nick is right. >> and you should have went with your first guess because it takes out this girl. >> there were people riding inside the dumpster. >> would not have guessed that there were people inside the dumpster. >> for 2 and you're t ly so you winner of "can you guess what happens next." >>> that's it for rtm. we'll see you next time. >>> hello, everybody. i'm breaeth troutman. if you've been searching the web for the best videos, look no further, we've got the best ones here, "right this minute." brave drivers try to corner -- >> a raging bull. >> a whole new meaning to hitting the horn. >>> a gritty new series takes a look at being -- >> pregnant behind bars. >> hear what it's like to be with

. - hey, nick. - hey, nick. - um, you know, it's okay if you call me dad., your mother and i got married so we could be a family: mom, dad, son, daughter. i'm not saying that you have to, but if you want to, it's cooool. - thanks, nick. - uh... your mother was supposed to make me a special breakfast. do you know where it is? - i think maybe we ate it. - there's some cereal if you want that. - i love cereal. - i don't want cereal. why would you eat my breakfast? - we didn't know you were coming down. - since when have i stayed upstairs all day? - there's always a first time. - ♪ are we there yet?

nick paton walsh is in new york.ia on several occasions, based in beirut, knows the situation well. how is this strong statement from the secretary of state likely to be received by the regime in damascus, nick? >> reporter: wolf, you've met the secretary as well. he's normally a very mild mannered, measured man. you can actually sense, i think, personal anger in many ways in what he was saying. he referred to how he'd watched one more time the gut wrenching video. also quite clear that the use of chemical weapons by the regime was undeniable. really laying out, i think, a personal case there. a man of some global diplomatic stature perhaps putting his brand, his stamp on the u.s. claim going forward. that will make it clear in the region. one interesting thing he pointed out, one thing he didn't point out, they didn't go into specifics about how they were so sure these weapons had been used. he did say that additional information that they have would be provided in the days ahead. it's clear we're going to see more

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nick, nice to have you on the program again. let me ask you why are american investors worried about the emerging markets and sale justioffs? connect the dots. >> sure, two factors play. the first is emerging markets fast growth with young economies that are really right for a big step function increase in gdp growth and consumption and that growth is really tempered around the world, the classic brick countries, brazil, russia, china aren't growing as fast. the smaller countries that you eluded to in the prior segment might have small and growing economies but they are fragile economies. when you see this volatility in currencies, people take notice. >> nick, is this a short-term sell off or something more enduring? >> it feels more enduring than this week or next and the reason for that is the uncertainty behind the federal reserve policy of tapering or reducing the amount of bonds they purchase every week. as long as we're uncertain about the path, we'll see the volatility in currency markets and that will lead to what you se

abc7 news reporter nick smith is live in san francisco with that part of the story for us. nick? >> carolyn, good evening. now that the countdown to the closure is over, the real struggle begins. finding your way in and around the various parts of the bay area that you need to go while avoiding road rage. >> thank you very much. >> not every driver was feeling am ma russ. a bay bridge shutdown meant the drivers who usually use the entrance were turned away. >> just after 7:00 p.m., transportation crews started moving the last of their equipment in place. no detail is being over looked. everything from signs to banners and cones. we just learned the more than 5,000 cones will be used to block off different areas while the bridge is under construction. this is the first time a bridge closure has included weekdays when thousands of drivers are commuting to work or preparing to leave town for the long weekend. >> i guess we will have to go over the golden gate bridge and then the san rafael bridge because we live in vallejo. i am not very happy. >> first of all they should know where

press the bigamaboodle, nick!e, and its hopping and jumping makes us... both: giggle! hi, mom! hi, kids. phew, i'm hungry. me too! mom, what's for lunch? oh, it's a surprise! another surprise! i'll be right back with some milk. did i hear someone say "surprise"? i think it's our lunch. i bet we're having-- both: beans! moth larva beans?! nooo! no, cat, not moth larva beans, baked beans! nobody lives inside these beans... and they're delicious. oh. hey, i knew that. baked beans are, um... bean-utiful! (laughing) hi, kids! it's important to eat your vegetables, but which one of these is really a fruit? is it a cabbage, or is it a carrot, or is it a tomato? so, which of these foods is really a fruit? did you say that it's the tomato? a tomato has seeds inside, so that makes it a fruit! did you get it this time? well, next time i'll stump you for sure. both: time to take a picture with our snaparama cameras! i'll take the picture. and i'll guess what it is. nick: it looks like a jump rope. a jump rope with stripes and

pitcher nick mora was the hitter. struck out nine t batters on the mound and hit a monster three-run home run. california will play japan for the world championship at 3:00 p.m. eastern today. by the way, the last four champions have either come from japan or california. that's your bleacher report update. back to you. >> all right. go sluggers. thanks, joe. >>> for the very latest on sports go to bleacherreport.com. >>> the 11-year-old girl responsible for changing transplant laws in the u.s. speaks out for the first time since her life-saving lung operation. that exclusive interview coming up. >>> plus, popular pennsylvania teacher vanishes during a hiking trip a month ago. we'll hear from his family and find out what clues they're hoping could be uncovered in the search. where is flo? anybody know where flo is? are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, though

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nick, should people traveling here domestically be concerned as well? >> reporter: victor, domestically business as usual for those traveling today. they should not expect longer lines or delays as related to this travel warning. the state department also says for those that are traveling internationally this weekend, they should not see a visible change in security even if it is happening. we just came from the international terminal. i was inside there, and tfers pretty calm. i spoke to travelers who were going abroad. some had no idea there was a state department travel warning in place while others, they say their plans of travel had changed because of the travel warning. does that give you pause at all to get on a plane today? >> it gives me a little pause, i guess you could say. makes you think about it. and which we know i guess everything knows that ramadan is coming up and i knew it was coming. this is the time that i guess it's muslim unrest i guess you would say in that area. >> reporter: is tdoes it change way you prepare to travel or what y