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fake. >> three reals, one fake. >> this is real. i've had people stop and put it in reverse just to see if it was matt dreidel next to him. real for sure. >> get the fake out of here. >> raja has all the people in the hall just astonished at how big his mouth is. so big that he puts 138 pencils in his mouth -- >> 26, 27 -- >> why, why, why? >> because he can. he puts it into his mouth, and then when he takes it out, ting takes a while for his skin to readjust to the fact that he can close his mouth. that's not all he does. >> oh, there's more. >> let's follow this up with flaming death. >> look the girls, they're like, oh yeah, we'll wait. happening. >> no count on the number of candles he sticks in his mouth, a flame before he stuffs them in his face. he gets a nice little wax of his chin. >> it's weird to think that people find out that they can do and people appreciate it. oh, you're that kid that can put 138 pencils in your mouth. good for you. >> poor guy trying to amp up the crowd, come on, aren't you impressed yet. >> people

, not ours. >> are you implying that charlie's not a real republican? >> you'll have to ask charlie that. charlie claims that. i'm not disputing any of that. but i am just saying, hey, people are talking about this and the inquirer did a big story. this is not norbert natel saying charlie did this or that. read the inquirer. the only thing i put on my facebook is mostly what -- these are good reporters. and they're also saying that in the msd investigation, charlie's name keeps coming up. we don't hear about david mann. we don't hear about chris smitheren. amy murray. his name keeps coming up. >> this is why politics is so bad because of this man right here. because he goes around misrepresenting and he's dishonest making those statements. real republican is a code word for a lack of inclusion. he's saying he's born as a republican. what he's saying to me, look at me. look at charlie winburn, he's not a real republican. >> you used to be a democrat, weren't you charlie? you were a democrat >> i'm not welcome by him and the party. we have people like him

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hong kong, real estate prices in taiwan are very appealing.taiwan, a 76 square meter apartment is sold at about $150,000. the exhibition is full of people in their 30s and 40s. why would people, in the height of their career, change jobs and uproot themselves from familiar environments? some say it's more than just real estate prices. >> in 2014, hong kong residents clashed with authorities regarding the system to elect their leader. when beijing tried to implement a new election system where it would screen candidates, many hong kong residents opposed. large-scale demonstrations calling for democratic elections lasted for months. after intense clashes, the demonstrators were disbursed by authorities. it gave a strong impression of beijing's power and control over hong kong. >> it's only a 90 minute flight between hong kong and taiwan. tainan is a town in southern taiwan. real estate is relatively affordable, which attracts the younger generation of hong kong residents. the city has flourished in the center of taiwan for more than 200 years si

but it to develop into a real art and we started to get real art and we started to get real writers, producers and experienced people to put this together. this is when things were really getting good. we are currently at one of the remaining pieces of the studio in santa barbara, california. the building behind us is the green room. here is what the actors would come change into costumes and get their makeup on and wait in the main room. the each of private rooms in the midwood weight in the green room to be called to the studio to take their shots and do their things up there. as the owner found out, the walls were green when he started restoring this and create -- cleaning it up but this is actually the best of these little three building centers. the studio was started in chicago in 1910 and when it started it came off the ground perfectly because send a hutchinson, the man who put it together simply went to other motion picture studios in chicago and offer them more money. when they came to the american film opening, he had a studio from start to finish. no training was needed s

but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's agribusiness report. with this morning's agribusiness report. then we may get answers today about what caused a deadly amtrak accident in philadelphia... one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton, and i have always approved this message. (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech

the real economy. so, liquidity is not -- devoted to create the financial bubble. in reality, the result is improvement in the real economy. if you look at the figures in europe, we are not in a deceleration mode. where in acceleration mode. imf, 3.1%, it is not zero. acceleration in europe is coming from quantitative easing. the real economy. ofs result of some actions the government but also action coming from quantitative easing, devaluation of the euro, internal demand and consumption coming from confidence of families. there are a lot of positives coming from quantitative easing that is not only -- it's real economy. francine: i want to talk about your bank in a couple of minutes. and get your thoughts on how you see it. so, there is a difference between fundamentals of the markets. oilmarkets are following almost blindly. why is this? carlo: there is probably some points related with a clear -- someion with revenue in important countries. it is true there is a deceleration. also companies related

i say this is real. number two from viral video u.k. >> they'll claim they'll charge a phone straight from a lemon. video is from the u.k. the charger is different. they have different sockets over there. >> i've seen videos where they say you can charge it from a potato and different fruits. >> i remember making something like that in grade school with the potato. i don't know it's enough just by plugging it in. needs to be more of a chemical reaction. >> i'll call fake on this one. >> me, too. >> lemons do produce electricity but only 7/10th of a volt. it's fake. based on the reality that lemons do produce electricity. >> a lot of questions about the snowball illusion. >> an illusion he did with his hands and we're not seeing what video trickery. >> one, two. >> that's pretty cool. >> it's not video trickery. i'm calling it the snowball illusion. >> you can seem like one and appear like one with video trickery. >> if it was video trickery, it would have been made a bit clearer. >> i don't know enough.

we're watching it in real-time.are doing it in an era, where we just got done re-regulating all of the financial institutions around the world. and we have taken an enormous amount of liquidity out of the markets, and the chinese are suffering from this lack of liquidity that exists out there. mr. dalio: i think the chinese policymakers are not getting as much credit as they deserve. i am not speaking from a chinese perspective. you have to get into the nitty-gritty of what they are going through. if you take a look at the debt restructuring they are going through -- just to put that into perspective, local government spending accounts for 30% of gdp. they are running a funding deficit of about 20%. if you cut that funding deficit, that's about 6% of gdp. if you look at the way it has been restructured and managed, it has been managed superbly. it's a difficult situation. you are in a situation, where you just restructure and you don't provide capital, all of that spending taking place will not take place. the same

they said, we have real westerns made with real cowboys in the real west. center --here at the at the historical museum at downtown santa barbara. camera a silent movie studio the flying ace productions. it was owned by the cameraman and donated to the museum by his wife. this camera is interesting because this model camera was used for over 40 years and was really revolutionary for its holdbecause the film could a 400 foot real of film which filmingfor continuous at that time. >> the flying a came to santa barbara when the because he had a unit working out of the san diego unit, san juan capistrano or bayside and the director said that he pretty much figured he had shot up the scenery and was looking for something different. in 1912 they came up to santa barbara and their first studio was in of old abandoned ostrich farm about two blocks from where we are now. 1913 they built the studio that we were currently sitting at. it was eventually three quarters of a block that we have here but they started off inserted getting bigger and better. this was the large

so she's in a real fight for the nomination. still favored, but she's going to have to fight this out through march and probably into april. >> because the crowds rise, the fund-raising rises, all of it. what about on the republican side? we see kasich surging. we see jeb bush seemingly revived. and yet a three-way race for third. is this a complete unstoppable trump? >> i think this is the perfect storm for donald trump, which is he wins, he exceeds his poll numbers, he wins by double digits, he recovers from a loss and now he has multiple candidates to run against, which is the perfect scenario for him. he doesn't do well if it's one on one. and i think right now donald trump goes into south carolina heavily favored, probably wins, then goes into the march 1st states, still a dominant position. the establishment tonight i think is probably in full-on panic mode because what scenario do they have to put together that is able to stop him? i'm not saying donald trump isn't going to fall if there are mistakes that can be made as w

it's real life. and things just got real. just not so soon. just last night i told you about the debt snowball plan we had for azalee and tammy. it would get them out of debt in 8 months. all they had to do was join the financial guidance center's repayment program ... cancel their cards ... and make monthly payments of 12 hundreds dollars combined. but just as they were enrolling ... azalee lost her job. see ... real life. she now has no income ... no savings ... and no way to make those payments ... or follow her budget. as soon as we found out the news ... michele johnson with the financial guidance center recommended several temp agencies for immediate income while she looks for something permanent. i found her some other leads and azalee also filed for unemployment. things like this happen all the time in real life. just when you start to get on track ... something derails you. the key is ... getting right back on track. hopefully with the temporary and the interviews azalee has already secured ... she'll stay very close to schedule. and

is it real....or a scam? that's what many people wonder when freebies and contests pop up on facebook these days. days.consumer reporter john matarese shows us how to tell....but first, concerns about a car leaking gasoline. john? it's unusual for an automaker to issue a stop sale of a vehicle...but mazda is doing just that with its cs-5 suv tonight. tonight.the company is telling dealers not to sell the cx-5 until it fixes a fuel filler pipe that can leak gasoline. meantime, it is recalling more thasn 200 thousands 2014 to 2016 vechiles that have alrady been sold: contact your dealer if you have one. remember when stores starting pushing thosde squiggly cfl fluorescent bulbs on us, telling us they were the wave of the future? already appears to be over.g-e has just annoucned that after this year, it will no longer manufacture cfl fluorescent bulbs....that nobody liked anyway.instead it is making the move to more efficient and better looking l-e-d bulbs. if you spend much time on facebook, you have probably s

that's his real name. he's directed so many hits from "home alone" to the first two films in the "harry potter" winning movie "mrs. doubtfire" starring the late, great robin williams. >> now he's behind "the young messiah" inspired by scripture. it imagines a year in jesus' boyhood. >> help me find the boy. the boy was here. >> did you do that? >> yes. >> who are you? >> you saved me once before. >> it was you. >> you were also at bethlehem. >> how could you know that? >> oh. >> it's so good. and another congratulations in order. >> thank you very much. >> beautiful big budget you did. it's all on the screen. it's all there. >> how do you pick these projects. this is different from the other ones. >> the interesting thing, it's all about story for me. it's about telling a great story. and it has to have a lot of emotion. has to really move the audience in a big way. those are the stories i'm attracted to. >> this is the greatest story never told. we see so many faith-based films about the life of jesus. th

a real gun... (19:59:22/ splice to 20:00:08 ) mom real quick, you're getting pretty emotional? what's going on? it happened so quickly. this was a test...an real for these parents... (20:05:40 ) worst case scenario, he could (20:12:20 - :37) we haven't had that conversation and he was the - :07:04) it's made me think about a lot more. watching that gun being two kids who did not pick up that gun - but on this night their moms, are still very didn't find someone and tell them. (20:04:43 - :05) no i thought she would be more proactive. sorry. and tell escalated. - tell a parent right away. (20:08:07) me a lot of families don't have guns...conversation?? splice to (20:09:14 - :20) until they know that sometimes it's not a toy, these accidents will (20:00:34 - :40) you just shake because if that was real, half of these kids could really be injured right now. injured - or dead. (20:07:59) i'm still shaking. only two kids didn't pick up that gun...or really even pay attention to it... those two kids are the ones who have guns in their house -- and their parents have talked extensivel

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. >> real. >> of course, it's real. >> i say real too. >> i love the collective moan that you guys let out when it sliced through that first slice, you know. so satisfying. 100% real. sharpest knife in the world is what they are claiming. for that instance, it probably was. >>> here we go with video two. >> fake. >> oh. >> for goodness sake. >> i wish we would have seen it on the news but good effort. >> i've seen this in a movie. i can't remember what movie i saw it in. >> i want to challenge you, is it visual effects dubbed into the video. or is it some legitimate thing? >> it's a ufo. >> fake. >> what do you say? >> it's not really. this guy youtube page has happened to find aliens over the great wall of china, l.a., he's seen aliens everywhere, he's got the video footage to prove it. but it's all fake. >> here we go with video three. >> okay. guy misses a putt. we've seen that before. >> oh. [ bleep ]. >> oh. >> far right, far right! >> i was going to go with real up until we had suddenly this shot of the ball going in the pond. like no, dude. >> it's fake. >> i know a five-year-ol

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it's real. >> holy fake! >> what? >> that is so real! >> when he fell, he looks up like, did that really just happen? >> he went down and aimed for the egg with his forehead. >> i'm with you. that's a jack tripper special. >> so i also took this one to opinion on it. our uses were split down the middle here. me personally have reason to believe that it's fake. first of all, let's break down i'm going to step on the egg trick. there's no trick there. the trick is him falling with his head into the egg and making all of his buddies laugh around him. he's done it a million times. this one is a fake. >> hey, he's a man. whatever he says goes. >>> i think it's time for me to get a new do. a buzz cut was put together by the guys. what do you think? >> that's a bit short for you, don't you think? >> but look at the design these girls are getting on their shaved heads. well, not really shaved heads, more like tightly, tightly clipped haircuts. this girl's got it all buzzed, right? she's got this cool design on it now. you've got one here, you ca

i'm going with real. >> real all around, what daung, sir? >> yeah, you can see the guy in the beginning of the video. he's got churning up the gas from underneath. and it's all bubbling to the top. you can see they had to relight it would go out eventually, eventually it does. it's a cool trick, but i don't know how safe that water is to play around with. >> all right. this last, certainly not least video number three here. >> i'm throwing knives. and we're going to see if i can hit it, are you ready? >> done. >> [ bleep ]. >> what'd you do? what'd you do? what happened? >> you saw what happened. >> oh my. she's trying to throw knives at the tree and misses and hits these fellas? >> the guy in the background talking on the phone just fell forward. >> there'd be people walking around, they've tried this. fake, totally fake because of the camera movement, purposely bad. the back and forth, get the people on to put in the poster image. fake. >> yeah, totally fake. >> yep, that's fake. >> all right, all right, all right. this video is actually s

believe c cmate change is real. i'm not going to deny it like so many friends on the other side of the aisle because we can see the impacts all over the stae. i would consider myself someone that really wants tofind common ground. >> sounds like you would be considered a moderate? >> you know, i guess it depends the definition of a moderate is. most people you seem to talk to call themsees moderate when you dig to the dishissues, sometimes that might vary. >> let's turn to your race. alan grayson is one of your opponents s opponents. there are certain allegations against him now. you say he should resign. do you stand behind that? >> based on front page of the new york times, last week a writer with two pulitzer prizes put the story out there, and some pretty, you know, tough accusations and it looks to me to be backed up by some pretty serious evidence. and, you know, congressman grayson has spent so much time, you know, out there and in his career bashing, you know, wll street, carried interests in these tax looph

here's the real deal feel out there. the teens. 13 around jfk. 18 around the bronx. 14 around islip. this is pretty much how it's going to feel today. it's going to get colder. we're talking about traffic and weather every 7 minutes. i guess you have subway issues? >> yes. long island railroad and new jersey transit are running on or close to schedule. exits 38 and 39, jackknifed tractor-trailer. we have three lanes closed down as you go through that spot. then on the new england throughway this is a vehicle fire that's been taken care of. we have construction at the george, the lincoln, and the holland. street cleaning rules are in effect today. >>> developing this morning, and police are on the hunt for the man who stabbed his girlfriend and three children inside of a hotel. "eyewitness news" reporter trey clark is live -- dracula clark is live with video of the exclusive suspect. >> reporter: police say michael sykes went on a stabbing rampage and there is a police officer still guarding the room where the stabbings t

we can see it here because we're watching the video but in real-time.bably happened so fast, he didn't know what to do. >> clunk. >> sorry, brother. >> that's kind of how it went. >> are you okay? >> yup. >> sorry i ran over you with my snowmobile. >> no problem. >> this dude has his partner with him. >> oh! >> good grief. he's the only one not wearing the protective gear. dressed as a lumberjack. >> the first guy has on all of his protective gear. he wrapped his manhood around that tree trunk. >> upside-down. >> came around the corner, the corner didn't agree, and he hit -- >> it's such a beautiful crash. >>> i'm always amazed at the kind of videos you can find on youtube of kids doing incredible things. i got a pretty special video, a very proud dad, a very special young man. >> i challenge my son to memorize all the flags of the world. >> this is my son, took a big interest in flags. the other day while i was home he did this for grandpa. >> okay, go. >> australia. tanzania. denmark. turkmenistan. four minutes, ten seconds as he goes through 195 coun

is that a real or fake bet. >> fake. fake. that's a real bet. you can bet that left shark is going to show up 15 to 1. >> when you're in vegas, you cac bet on everything. e > coming up, the fourth rankedd terps basketball host their second straight team at home at the xfinity center. > the terps basketball teamps gets into thick of big ten play they continue to stack up big wins. they beat third ranked iowa. i and now third in the country. they still have them as fourou seed in the turney. t they gave them an opportunity to improve. the third ranked terps host 18th ranked purdue. the maryland flag was every where, including on students. robert carter down the lane strong.stro two of his 19 points. the terps trailed by three at the half. second half maryland was down four. out scored purdue 21-10 from that point on.n. maryland notches another big tournament resume win beating purdue 72-61. 7 the pro game wizards and horn nets, north carolina native john wall, the wizards blitzed the. porter gives them the lead. the wizards lead by ten at the half