. >> i love this guy from the how you can redneck channel. he has a great idea to get people to kiss ya during this holiday season. >> this is how you spread holiday cheer. >> it involves a plunger and mistletoe. his head needs to be super soft so he can suction that plunger on to his head. >> did he buy a new plunger. >> why would you -- that's not redneck at all. take the one out of the bathroom and just -- >>s the plunger has been decorated with some red tape to make it look like a candy cane and he's attached some mistletoe to the front. >> people want to kiss santa the mistletoe on top of the santa klaus outfide you're overkilling it. >> he appears to be getting kisses. i don't know if these were set up beforehand. he runs into one person that is really excited to kiss him. >> at this point now i'm curious, is that plunger really stuck to his head or modify ied modified. >> that's fascinating to me. >> i think it really is suctioned on to his head. >> i wonder if it unclogged anything. he got. >> it's the holiday season. >> good job brot

a sports car that has been rednecked. >> i like that! it is almost like it is sitting on a different bed. >> that's what they did. they took an old chevy camaro body and threw it on top of a pickup chassis. that's it. >> i think you have the hot wheels. >> charity, what does y-e-s spell? >> yes. >> what does e-y-e-s spell? >> eyes. >> what does y-e-s spell? >> yes. >> y -e-s spell? >> yes. >> what does e-y-e-s spell? >> e-yes? >> what this is, this is an example, we talked about it before, of priming. neural linguistic programming. we set someone's mind up to see that y-e-s is yes and you go e-y-e-s and there are tens of thousands of videos of people >> it doesn't spell anything. >> it keeps going and going and going. >> excited. >> she does try to negotiate her way out of it. >> pronunciation of yes, like eeee yes. >> and then he starts giving blatant clues. >> just got to use your -- hello it's me >>> adele's huge hit hello it. this guy's lego is -- what? >> pretty common practice these days for some people to include their pets on the

your richest relatives buy a new house and you have to take the wheels off of it, you might be a redneck. >> but when trailer park owners sell the land, those with homes on it, people like jo lowenthal, get nothing. >> we're not trailer-trash, we're regular americans. and people in the lower bract bt are being secluded from having their own life which is sad. >> in most u.s. states there are no protections. the land owner can sell at will, raise the rent, and even dictate how tenants' gardens should look. and so-called mobile homes are not mobile at all. >> they are mobile as far as getting from the factory to the site and are not intended to move again. they are losing all their equity, they may still have a mortgage. i call mobile home owners prisoners in their own home. >> the residents in this park have been notified that this park will be closed down, one homeowner had just bought two weeks before the notice. the park owner didn't mention that when they moved in. john hendren, al jazeera, seattle. >> nigeria's capital is a city under construction. hundreds ar of homes are built h mo

i'll show you what a redneck can do.on in. >> hyatt's refusal to cooperate with officers has resulted in numerous violent cell extractions. >> they tell to you back up to the door and if you back up you're a bitch. if you make them come in and get you, you get a little more respect. i never backed up yet. it takes a lot to put me to that point but when it gets to that point, i kind of go blank in my mind. i get like tunnel vision and you got to expect to be killed at any time. >> a cowboy finds the next big trend by looking outside the rodeo for inspiration and a car repair shop gains horse power and customers with a financial tune-up. lessons they learned that will help you run your small business coming up next on "your business." >>> american express open can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order, or expand your office. for those who find new ways to grow on every step of the journey american

. >> it's super cute. redneck style. >> it involves a plunger and mistletoe. >> did he buy a new plunger? >> next on "right this minute." >> and see the slick operation to save this man from his icy ordeal. >>> plus it's the perfect recipe to make your holiday season special. why hershey'shershey's candy cane mint one day it appears. is that a dark spot? new gold bond dark spot minimizing cream for body. results begin in 4 weeks. gold bond. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... standing by for fun. >>> let's take a quick little trib over to china where people get stuck in places all the time. this 60-year-old man apparently was out skating in this icy lake here and got stuck. the ice broke. he fell in. fortunately they have really amazing rescue teams that get them out of these predicaments. watch how these guys come in and rescue him. >> it's no surprise he was out there skating. the first thought i had when i looked, i thought that's incredible. it looks like an ice rink. >> he wasn't the only one with

> if your richest relative buys a new house and you help to take wheels off of it, you might be a redneck. >> but when trailer park owners sell the land, those with homes on it like jo lowent hfersal, get nothing. >> what's happening in our seat is people in a lower bracket are being secluded from having i think having their own american dream which is very sad. >> for profit mobile home parks refused to speak to us. more often than not, so-called mobile homes are not mobile at all. so moving them is not an option. >> they're not mobile. that's a huge misnomer. they're mobile as far as getting from the factory to the site but not intended to be moved again. and there's nowhere to move to so they're losing everything. all their equity. they may still have a mortgage on that home. i call homeowners in manufactured communities prisoners in their own home. >> all 32 homes here will either have to be tornado down or moved at the owner's expense. one homeowner had just bought two weeks before the notice. the park owner didn't mention that when they moved in. john hendren, al jazeera, seattle. >

. ♪ we are rednecks we want you to know ♪ load up the truck with beer and let's go ♪ tracking and keeping ♪ >>> inside the hamptons sean denbraven brings a little country to the city. ♪ shotguns and rockin' steel toed boots ♪ >> a song i wrote calmed "rednecks." thing turned out all right. ♪ no city boy will ever hold me back yeah, i'm a country boy, you better bleed that ♪ >> i'm loving hunting, fishing, four-wheeling, big trucks. country music, and all that in one package. ♪ we are red necks we want everyone to know load up the truck with beer and let's go ♪ ♪ crack a coke and keep the police at bay ♪ >> yeah. >> i love that song. it's catchy. it's annoying as [ bleep ] but catchy. the most catchiest i've heard. >> think of best part. >> ain't got no liquor, beer, nothing. >> sean denbraven is currently awaiting sentencing for raining 20 or more punches down on his mother and biting his mother when he lost control of himself after drinking about 15 shots of whiskey. >> the judge i have, he's probably going to send me to rehab. i'm hoping that he releases me from jail and let's me just g

it's called "country cooking from a redneck kitchen".. this is her second cookbook. the pickens county native.. got her fame... >>> local celebrity chef fran ons leatg neco bcoongroa d ck andthis is her second cook book. she got her fame on the cbs show american baking competition in the summer of 2013. she tells us the book makes of those old time recipes that everybody takes all day to cook and condensed them into modern day greed ingredients with the same flavor and textures with half the time. >> she will presell her book in march and debuts march 29. >> if you are feeling will be you arey in the new year the power ball jack pot the 12th largest in the game's history. no one has won recently. they didn't win yesterday the next drawing set for saturday. the lump sum cash prize for the winner $205 million. here are your odds for winning if you are calculating them. virtually nil, 1 in 292 million. you don't count the odds you play for the chance. for the day dream. >> that's right.

how do you know if you are a redneck? how do you know if you are a redneck? you just go to those restaurants. >> this one is yours, pete. >> it's jumped up. it originally was lower. jumped it up by $2. now it's over $1 billion. this actually adds to the icahn exposure into the space. this is something that they think they can actually continue this move to the up side. carl is making a very good point here. he seems to do much better here than he has in the commodity space, so i like this deal. >> we've also got facebook feeling some pressure after a federal judge approved two shareholder class action lawsuits against this tech giant. jim. >> well, really, mandy, it's old news, and, you know, we're talking about 2012 news from the ipo. this is meaningless for the stock going forward. we've talked a lot about the fang stocks this year. within that spectrum, facebook is actually fairly attractively priced. i think you can own it here very easily. >> fedex getting some optimism at goldman with the bank saying they see a 20%

your richest relative buys a new house and you have to help take the wheels off of it, you may be a redneck trailer park owners sell the land, those with homes on it, people like joe get nothing. >> we're regular americans, we're not white trash. we have chosen to own our own home and a lot of people work all their lives. what is happening in society is people in a lower bracket are excluded from i think having their own american dream, which is very sad. >> for-profit mobile home park owners didn't agree to talk to us. perhaps because they have little reason to. in most u.s. states there are no protections, the landowner can sell at will, raise the rent and even dictate how a tenant's garden should look. mobile homes are not mobile. >> they are not mobile. they are mobile getting from the factory to the site, but not intended to move again and there is nowhere to move to, so they're losing everything, all their equity and may still have a mortgage on that home. i call them prisoners in their own homes. >> these homeowners were notified that this park is about to close next spring, so by th

richest relative buys a new house and you have to help take the wheels off of it, you might be a redneckbut when trail are park owners sale the land those with homes on it, people like jo, get nothing. >> we are regular americans we are not white trash. we have chosen to own our own home and a lot of people work all their lives, what's happening in our society is the people in the lower bracket are being excluded from i think having their own american dream. which is very happened. >> reporter: for-profit mobile home park owners didn't agree to talk to us, perhaps because they have little reason to. in most u.s. states there are no protections the land owner can sell at will raise the recommended and even dictate our guard ends look, so-called mobile holes are not mobile at all so moving them is not optional. >> they are not mobile. they are mobile as far as getting from the fact is a rhode island sought site but not not end tend go ahead to be moved again and nowhere to move to. they are losing everything all their equity. they may still have a morgue only that home. i call them prisone

your richest relative lives in a house that you have to help take wheels off of it, you may be a redneck are regular americans, we're not white trash. we have chosen to own our own home and a lot of people work all their lives. what's happening in our societal is people in a lower bracket are being secluded i think from having their own american dream which is very sad. >> for profit mobile home park owners didn't agree to talk to us perhaps because they have little reason to. because in most u.s. states there are no protections. the land owner can sell at will, so-called mobile homes are not mobile at all. so moving them is not an option. >> they're not mobile. that's a huge misnomer. they are mobile as far as getting from the factory to the site but not intended to be moved again. there's nowhere to be moved too. they may still have a mortgage on that home. i call homeowners in manufactured housing prisoners in their own homes. >> reporter: these homeowners were recently notified that this park is about to close in spring. 32 homes will have to be torn down or moved at the owner's expe

richest relative buys a new house, and you have to help take the wheels off of it, you might be a redneckr: but when they sell the land, those with homes on it, get nothing. >> we're regular americans. we're not white trash. we have chosen to own our own home. what is happening in our society is people in a lower bracket are being excluded from i think having their own american dream, which is very sad. >> reporter: for-profit mobile home park owners didn't agree to talk to us. in most u.s. states there are no protections. the land owner can sell the land, raise the rent, and even dictate out their gardens look. >> they are not mobile. they are not intended to be moved again, and there's nowhere to move to. they are losing everything. all of their equity. i call homeowners in manufactured housing communities prisoners in their own homes. >> reporter: this park about to close next spring so by then all 32 homes will have to be torn down or moved. >>> in part three we move from mobile homes to vans. it's often a lack of retirement savings that leaves elderly americans with no option but to

it has been lampooned by generations of writers and screenwriters as the home of hillbillies and rednecks. a transplantedis culture, formed in a state of near constant danger and upheaval, characterized by a warrior ethic, and deep commitment to personal sovereignty and individual liberty. has been appalachia intensely suspicious their history of the low land aristocrats,, and yankee social engineers alike. said the region has tended to shift alliances based on whoever was the greatest threat to their freedom. since reconstruction, it has been in alliance with the deep south to undo the federal government ability to override local preferences. consider this. in the civil war, prior to reconstruction, appalachia was on the union side. working our way south to the deep red area and the deep south, around charleston and south carolina, this is a regional culture founded in the 16 60's and 16 70's by slave lords from the english isle of our betas, who were transparent -- barbados, who were transplanting the slave economy in lower america. this is oligarchic privilege and of classical republic

the school bus to go to the next county, and out of the woods came the pitch perfect description of redneckguys with toughened -- and they started pulling these young ,lack kids out of the bus throwing them against a tree, kicking them across the lawns. we are trying to stay as invisible as possible. they will find us and turn on us. the black kids would go down in try to getition and up and get on the bus again. that played on the evening news and 100 times more. and so the rest of the country was seeing it on network television and that was the beginning of the awakening of we have to do something about race in america. that was a big idea. ruleolent and trust in the of law. we have not worked our way out of racism, quite obviously. there was a thing again this week, but think how much worse it would have been if we had not started then with the voting rights bill and the civil rights bill and the trust in the rule of law? that was a big idea. richard nixon, a veteran of world war ii, in the pacific, had a great global view. he had some other ideas that were not so good for the country, q

>>darya: human remains while gardening in their backyard that happen redneck alamo square and mcallisterween appearance and steiner ever discovered late last rubble we learned about this week the examiner determined there are human remains. >>darya: that did not find any more bombs that are not sure how long the bones. >>darya: police and other terrell looking for woman who killed her adoptive mother the are looking for 50 year-old woman than from the remains of her mother and i've been year- old named mary in some of the garbage of the home where she used to live they found her this month as police think about the crime happened several months ago she had been shot she has not been seen since august. >>mark: today's the deadline to sign of the health insurance in california the deadline and is set for tuesday but a was extended to enroll online until midnight a lot of information on our website www.kron4.com >>mark: the wait is over as the movie theaters across the nation are open of star wars. >>reporter: how long as a ticket to make this and what is? a made is of >>: i started early n

the antioch police department the robber happen should be after midnight to 711 on rowntree way rednecksers took only a few minutes to rest of the scene is an hour talking evidence dusted for fingerprints the manager said the route was intense and--since last >>will tran: along with a dusting for fingerprints because it happened there multiple cameras inside they're also looking a surveillance video we do not have a description of the suspect >>mark: the young woman was killed in this accident yesterday she's been identified as maria vasquez she was driving and all the money honda accord just before noon near hasbro she veered off throw in her car took over she was drawn from the vehicle and she was taken to john their medical center where she died >>darya: 4 have a warning issued started a heart-stopping these targeted packages left on doorsteps the lead is one of which have this were happening in concord police as saying we should do is do the sign were union electronic signature to have the packages delivered. >>darya: coming up people are not waiting for them to bring the presence. ♪

it has been lampooned by generations of writers and screenwriters as the home of hillbillies and rednecksin reality, it is a transplanted culture, formed in a state of near constant danger and upheaval, characterized by a warrior ethic, and deep commitment to personal sovereignty and individual liberty. people of appalachia has been intensely, suspicious their history of the low land aristocrats, and yankee social engineers alike. said the region has tended to shift alliances based on whoever was the greatest threat to their freedom. working our way south to the deep red area and the deep south, around charleston and south carolina, this is a regional culture founded in the 16 60's and 16 70's by slave lords from the english isle of and our betas, who were transparent -- barbados, who were transplanting the slave economy in lower america. this is actually the oldest of the european american cultures. when i went to school, you had this east to west expansion, manifest destiny. in fact, the oldest european settlements in the united states are in the southwest, and came south to north. this

i have been targeted because i had long hair, called a redneck, whatever. of mine black friend recently told me that i was privileged and did not have a clue what he went through. everything he said he went through, i had the same issue. just because i grew up in the kind of neighborhood such as ferguson. i group on the west end of louisville -- louisville kentucky. whatw a little bit about it is, our neighbor was not as bad as ferguson, but there are still thugs. host: -- from durham, north carolina. caller: good morning. what i am hearing a lot of, is a lot about race. relations,es to race i think it is important for the individual to get involved in a community to monday social economical -- to learn the social economical issues. i do not see how we can relate to one another if we are not involved with one another. a lot of the conversations that have been help us morning, i've been pulled over by the police, i have been having the issues on and the education to get it, but not the opportunity. " her for me to learn and grow from that, i have to be able

it concerns me because i live in florida where i am a more worried about some redneck and his pickupruck with his rebel flag flying. that if i get in a fender bender with him, he will pull out his gun and shoot me. it is like the wild west, you are worried about what the outcome will be. host: thank you for the call. richard rogers with this tweet, baltimore paying 75 -- $7.5 million for the killing of freddie gray. speaking of guns and the nra, this from wayne lapierre who has the organization out of washington dc. >> you and i did not choose to be targets in the age of terror but in a sense like us will be slaughtered in concert halls, sports stadiums, restaurants, and airplanes. no amount of bloodshed will ever satisfy this demon among us. these cowards dream of inflicting more damage, more suffering, more terror, no target is to intimate or to sacred for these monsters. they will come to where we worship, where reeducate, and where -- where we educate, and where we live. when evil knocks on our door, americans have power no other people on the planet sure, the right to defend our

were carry overs from people from the first world war, who couldn't get a job in civilian life, or rednecks and i was called jew boy. and i was told you're a harvard boy, jew boy, do it again, and they put me through again and again, sweeping the floor, and it was never clean enough, no matter what. and they just thought that was great. and they absolutely resented any effort of mine to get out of the outfit or to become an officer or anything of that kind. so there was a lot of antagonism between me and the military. >> was this typical? >> i think it was -- well, i can't really talk about typical of other outfits. it was typical of this outfit, it didn't apply to all officers, but it certainly applied to my first sergeant. who did cook outfit when we got to the shooting, because i'm sure somebody would have shot him. >> when did you get involved with the war crimes team? >> i was in, i think it was before we reached luxembourg, because i recall working on adolf hitler, i was called out of the outfit one time and told you were being transferred out, which was a great shock and surprise to