get out. >> but robbins won't leave.and the bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's a

robbins: he's not just an ordinary gorilla. he's one of the longest-observed gorillas, if not primate or animal, in the world. but at the same time, titus embodies what we need to know about gorillas, and what we need to understand to preserve this endangered species. abraham: and his story isn't over yet. 23 days after his disappearance into the congo, titus is back. and he has added one more to his recently depleted group. [ vecellio speaking ] abraham: titus may no longer be in charge of one of the largest groups on the mountain... but as the only silverback in this group, the fate of this newcomer now rests solely in his hands. the king must reign again. in an underground labyrinth, scientists and engineers labor to bring the world a virtual ocean contained in glass. [ children shrieking ] the monterey bay aquarium, sustained by over a million gallons of water, home to 35,000 creatures, and one great white. man: we're not seeing fear -- we're seeing awe. now you can watch "nature" online. go to pbs.org to screen complete es

breakthrough with tony robbins premieres tonight on the own network.not four, but 23 languages. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> some of you watching right now may be able to speak a second, or even a third language. but what about 23? 16-year-old tim donor can. here's a small sample of the polyglot's unique talent. [ speaking foreign languages ] >> tim donor is with us now. >> crazy. >> where do you even find time to do this? >> very good question. you know, like any other academic interest, you make time for it, i think. of course, i dedicate most of my summers to learning languages and most of the time on the weekends, but it's just something i can almost follow passively. >> do you -- are you, do you just have a lucky brain or did your parents or your school do something specific to elicit this aptitude? >> i don't think so. i get asked that question very often. you know, is this some sort of innate brain neurological capability. but i think it just takes a lot of dedication, interest, organizational skills. it's really something that i think

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creativity, i got you, no problem. >> as one of the prison's more senior residents, robbins also seeslf as a bit of a father figure to some of the new inmates, as austin knight will soon discover. >> knight? >> yeah? >> ready to go? >> after completing the classification process, it's time for knight's transfer to general population. >> got everything? >> i'm going to "d." i wanted to get out of there, intake as soon as possible. be able to get some air now. i'm a little nervous. but other than that, it's more excitement than anything. more relief. i'm glad to be out of just that room all day. >> there you go. right there. they'll get you hooked up with your property and a mattress and see if we can get you some stuff to clean in there. >> okay. >> all right? >> yes. >> finally, knight is left alone to begin his 70-year sentence at indiana state. >> i thought the room would be a little bit bigger. that's about all. >> but it's not long before he makes a new friend, steven robbins. >> i'm steve, man. >> how you doing? i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a

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fan page also had its personal moments including his first job in 1978 behind the counter at baskin-robbinsew study shows the happiest workers are employed by the government. they are more than satisfied with people they work with and their daily tasks. they also feel they are giving back to their country. the education industry comes in second. that is followed by real estate and construction. >> we are on storm watch this evening. 20 twisters' hit seven states wednesday killing at least 13 people. 750 miles wide. it swept from nebraska to illinois and tennessee. the national weather service said it had winds up to 170 miles per hour, carving a path 7 miles wide. >> and the bad news is, parts of kentucky and tennessee, tomorrow there is another potential day of severe weather. >> you see that and you realize how fortunate we have been. >> we have some rain coming in tomorrow night, but we do not expect anything severe out of it. first we go to brunswick where it is 51 degrees right now. that has been the story during the day. milder temperatures to the south. officially on our board today

as the game went into extra time, superior strength with brian robyn -- robbin getting the best chances. and in the penalty box, the first to lose his nerf. this caused problems for the bavarian. the next shot and it was all over. celebrations for the variants -- for the bavarians. >> thank you for being with us. >> we will see you again soon.

. >>> and live strategist tony robbins talks about his new television show. >>> that's the "cbs morninghis wednesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. ,,,, >> a new twist in the mystery surrounding a 15 year-old girl, what police are now saying that a crime was likely committed. >> the mega milli

james robbins, bbc news. >> a chilling warning from britain's former ambassador to syria. tribal leaders and militia commanders in benghazi have declared their region to be semi-autonomous -- semi- autonomous. eastern libya has been neglected for years and will now be a state in a federal country. the oil-rich stretches to the border with egypt. we have been sent this report from benghazi. >> hundreds of men gathered on the outskirts of the city. elders mingled with military officers, and their message was this. we in the east of the country want to run our own affairs. we want our economy. -- autonomy. they are calling for a return to a federal system that was briefly in force in the 1950's in which it was split into three provinces. the largest was in the east, known as cyrenaica. >> my family. >> the organizers have said they have popular support and at least some of the military behind them. after many years of oppression, they sensed an opportunity here in the power vacuum of the new post-revolution. >> we are demanding our rights and now we have support. we demand wh

. >>> and self-help guru tony robbins talks about his new tv series which helps ordinary people overcome extraordinary odds. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific monday. we'll see you back here have a terrific monday. we'll see you back here tomorrow.

i want to speak just very briefly approximate the ought of robbins air force base and can you speak to the j stars program and what it means in a potential conflict with north korea? >> congressman, first off, in respect to jay stars, that gives us moving target capability without going into the classified portion of it. more importantly, what i am looking for as a commander is i have a set of priority intelligence requirements and i welcome any system that is going to help me answer those requirements. it is an added capability that does help us on the peninsula. >> my cousin is honored to serve under you as a commander, his mom wanted to ask why was issuedes live ammunition. i would like to ask why haven't and we'll answer that behind closed doors. thank you, mr. general. i yield the remainder of many i 250i78. >> thank you. mr. andrews. >> mr. chairman, i apologize to you and the witnesses for being tardy, i was in a hearing with the secretary of he had ka i guess and wanted to hear him and no disrespect to you gentleman. thank you for your service to our country. dr. lavoy, within

and he is trying to partner with the general -- the commander of robbins air force base to merge the va clinics in perry, georgia and macon, georgia with the base d.o.d. health care on the base to utilize the facility's advantage of having all the imaging equipment and everything on the active duty base and not have to have redundant cost and staff at two other clinics, which i think is a great idea to make better health care available but also at a lower cost to the veterans administration and the taxpayers. i wanted to bring those two pieces of good news to your attention. thank you for what you do, and thank you for being here. >> thank you. and senator boozman. >> thank you, madam chair. and again, very quickly, i just want to thank the secretary for being here. and the team that he's assembled for your hard work. senator brown mentioned that there's a lot of individuals in the va that are there because they want to be and could have other opportunities. and certainly you're in that category. and you know, you've led soldiers and now you're serving veterans. so we really do appre

>> look at robbin williams. he's got some of the most -- >> brilliant. >> really, really good. you take straight actors, if you will. they stare off into stage. they can't do comedy. take meryl streep, al pacino, they are hilarious people. >> meryl streep, so adorable when she does comedy. when they say, you have probably said this, when the camera goes, i'm an actor. no you are not. you have breasts. you are an actress. >> i say actress. i don't have a problem with it. gender neutral. >> i'm an actor. >> i think the s.a.g. awards, they do this where they zoom in and they go my first role was in gypsy. my name is so and so and i'm an actor. but girls should say you are an actress. >> it's okay. >> are you into politics? >> not at all. hate them. >> i kind of do, too. i used to love watching cable news shows, now they drive me crazy. why do you hate it? >> first of all, the the joke is, the obama's are the white people now. they have two children in the white house. the others have 1,000 kids. >> 1,000 marriages. >> santorum gets in, he has to live in a shoe. >> he home schools

. >> i feel like going to a tony robbins seminar, and running naked amongst the deer. >> jimmy: do theyit total health, or is it just -- >> yeah, it was mental health as well. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they told me that i needed to live healthier. they didn't think i looked healthy. which, what are they smoking? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly. >> i look like a young sarah jessica parker in my opinion. >> jimmy: you really do. yeah, you do. >> the "honeymoon in vegas" one, not the one now who's kind of boney. >> jimmy: the "square peg" one. >> the "square pegs" one. is that a reference? >> jimmy: no, no. >> but yeah, so, they said, "you know, you got to eat healthier." i said, "well, i'm on the road a lot, so i eat at mcdonald's." they said, "well, they have salads at mcdonald's." and you know, i don't know about you, but i don't want to get a salad at mcdonald's. you know? to me going to mcdonald's for a salad is kind of like going to your coke dealer for a five hour energy drink. [ laughter and applause ] like, you know you're gonna get the coke. >> jimmy: yeah. >> hey, hey, juan. you hav

remember the first time that i saw springsteen was -- i was in high school, and my friend and i, jeff robbinsknow about springsteen. >> jimmy: is he one of those guys that like, he brings a set list to the concert, and he finds it online, like "he's gonna do 'born to run' next." like, shut up! >> something's wrong with bruce, he's out of sync. >> jimmy: he never plays this song! this is not what he's supposed to do. >> all right, i gotta record this. i've got to get online. i've got to get online. >> jimmy: get online. i'm getting out of here. or the guy who has his phone up the whole time? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to see this through the phone instead of seeing it right there. i wanna see it through my phone. yeah, you're the only person that can get footage of this. >> well, this was all before technology. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> this is way back in the day. and we skipped school, and we drove from kansas city, because the closest bruce was gonna come to kansas city was st. louis. so we drove five hours to st. louis and we didn't have tickets. the show had been sold out for months. and i wa

ruth robbins lives just across the street. >> i call from my neighbor about 1:00 and she said there's gunshots, what's happening outside your home. and i looked out the window and it wasn't gunshots, it was a car engulfed in flames. >> reporter: police say an officer spotted a car full of young people near jones mill road and east-west high way. a check of the tag came back stolen. the toyota echo ended up on connecticut avenue and as officers prepared to pull it over they say the driver hit the gas. a chevy chase circle, police say the toyota went out of control and hit a tree. the impact started a fire. police were able to rescue the driver and front-seat passenger. but two others were trapped in the back seat of the burning car. officers used small fire extinguishers to try to put out the flames. but the fire was just too intense. >> it looked like at one point with the flames so high, 20 feet in the air, they were just standing back, they had to wait. >> it was a grim and chaotic scene as police officers tried to free the two teens that were trapped in the back seat of the burning

traffic was light so they were doing round robbins to slow down traffic, no major delays but they were able to completely reopen the ramp just in time for really the start of our morning commute here at 5:00. we have chain requirements in the sierra on all the major routes to get to tahoe. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in afghanistan, taliban militants opened fire on an afghan delegation. the police chief in kandahar province says one soldier was killed in today's attack during a memorial service for the 16 civilians that were killed by a u.s. soldier. >> outrage over the shooting spree continues in afghanistan today. students held a large protest in jalalabad shouting angry slogans towards the soldier and the united states in general. president obama and other american officials continue to make it clear that the soldier's actions do not reflect the united states or its military in general. the pentagon isn't releasing the soldier's name but is an infantry sniper in his mid-30s with a wife and two children based out of fort lewis, washington. he had a traumatic brain injury after a v

all of these guys -- walter pigeon, edwin g robbins.nd so he was doing well in the movie business until world war ii breaks out. but what he had done because he loved any stock in the money to ride horses coming in now, when he was college and all that. so they had a program. what is now ocs, officers training school and he became a lieutenant in the united states, very forgot to write in the best horses for free. one weekend a month. olympic team toward, you know, now with? the calvary became the laws are anorexic is going overseas, but his website was so bad that the next night and said your eyesight is too bad to leave the united states and they figured out who he was and put on in the division and he sat there in san francisco and collected all of these technical guys promote the movie studios. they would go replicas of late tokyo, cities in japan or islands that they were going to bomb and bring the pilot said and these were things bigger than this room, exact replica so they could see what they were looking at, which is better tha

they can to rebuild as quickly as possible and that home you're looking at is the home of brittany robbins, her childhood home and now lives next door. >> brandy. i'm sorry. and you're experiencing die gentleman view, and your mom's house next door ruined and your home also destroyed and made an interesting analogy and i want to share it with our viewers. can you tell me what you're feeling and felt the past year. >> what my analogy was, lightning never strikes twice and said that the other day and i realize that lightning does strike twice. coming home to this for the second time was definitely interesting, we did everything we could to get our family back in our home before christmas and we did and now, unfortunately my kids are going to have to, we're going to have 0 rebuild. >> this neighborhood was hit, literally leveled april 27th last year. a lot of people are saying, why, why rebuild. >> this is home, this is where i grew up. every childhood memory i have is on this street. this is where my kids have grown up. it's home. >>. >> reporter: you said it's a process of rebuilding. what

ruth robbins lives across the street. >> i got a call from a neighbor about 1:15 and she said there's gunshots. what is happening outside your home? i looked out the window. of course it wasn't gunshots but a car engulfed in flames. >> reporter: it all began just after 1:00 in the morning. police say an officer spotted a car full of young people near jones mill road and east/west highway. a check of the tag came back stolen. the toyota echo ended up on connecticut avenue and as officers prepared to pull it over they say the driver hit the gas. at chevy chase circle police say the toyota went out of control and hit a tree. the impact started a fire. police were able to rescue the driver and front seat passenger but two others were trapped in the back seat of the burning car. officers used small fire extinguishers to try and put out the flames but the fire was just too intense. >> looked like at one point with the flames so high 20 feet in the air they had to stand back and wait a moment. >> reporter: it was a grim and chaotic scene as police officers tried to free the two teenagers tra

. >> thanks to tony robbins. "anderson cooper 360" starts now. >>> erin, thanks. we begin tonight with breaking news in the trayvon martin killing. a "360" exclusive you won't see anywhere else. a new eyewitness to the shooting itself. a witness we have not heard from. what this witness saw and told police that terrible night now more than a month ago when george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin after pursuing him through his sanford, florida, gated community. tonight's other big development, new angles and more video of george zimmerman arriving at sanford police headquarters on that night. the time, 7:52. 35 minutes after police first got to the scene, and we've since learned it's about a 10-15 minute drive from the scene to the station. that means that george zimmerman haf only remained at the shooting site for 20 minutes or less, being treated, police say, for injuries to his nose and scalp. this is a second angle captured by police surveillance cameras of his arrival. in it, in the original view, you see zimmerman, hands cuffed behind his back, gettin

to be a little bit more mitt romney and quit with the apology and say he's a little bit like tony robbins, i'm successful and i can make you successful too. it's been my life. both of them, i think, have to be more bold in their embracing of economic issues and because that's what the voters clearly want to hear. and they've both been a little bit timid or distracted at this point. >> jimmy p., were people afraid of rick santorum? did that come out in the vote last night? i'm not here to character attack santorum. i've known him for years. in terms of the jfk church and state, could they throwing up in terms of being against contraception, women in the military, women in the office, jimmy. is, in fact, santorum has a problem? were people afraid of santorum in last night's michigan election? >> every republican knows that when you mention jfk, the next words out of your mouth have to be tax cuts. you need to talk about jfk tax cuts, not church and state or anything else. i think they saw santorum and started fast forwarding to november in an election that despite the president's doing bett

robbins, let's start with you.tudents choose between taking the day off to observe their religious holiday and going to school? >> ok, in fact, our goal is not to make anyone make a choice. >> but they will. >> well, it will be a personal decision, not a state decision. our goal is to maximize available class time for all of our students and to really make a calendar that's predictable and standardize that makes the most sense academically. >> and i read somewhere that one of the things you were trying to accomplish is on campus, we've never -- you know, they've never had a holiday off for buddhists or anybody else of various religions. how many buddhists go to stoneybrook? >> actually, at this point our -- the budest population is 5% of the student population. >> ok. >> but in fact, what we've tried to do is to show equal respect for all students. but again, our motivation is to maximize the educational opportunities and to ensure that all students, all faculty, all staff will have the opportunity to -- to practic

bennett robbins decided to make his appearance on the side of the freeway in suburban phoenix.t going to make it to the hospital and told her husband to pull over and call 911 because "i am having this baby right now." and by the time paramedics arrived on scene bennett was already delivered thanks to his great dad. >> every time i see those stories i'm like why can't i have an easy delivery like that? >> you'd rather have a delivery in a car? >> no. but i'd rather have an easy -- three days later the child comes. >> we'll be right back with "world news now." ♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ i'm the first licensed indycar driver with diabetes to finish the indy 500. i live in the fast lane. i need on-the-go insulin delivery. that's why i use novolog® flexpen®. flexpen® is prefilled with my fast-acting insulin. i dial my exact dose. inject by pressing a button. flexpen® is insulin delivery my way. novolog® is a fast-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes. do not inject if you do not plan to eat within 5 to 10

batman was jean robbins. malcolm drew his last breath from an undercover cop. use those credentials to join the black panther party and in fact became the security officer. the other person is part of the elite unit was my mentor, he wants her dead. he came in, used the military.com, but always was the crazy panther. he was a person have attacked about organizing a unit that was having problems with the landlord, it would lynch strike and shut tenants how to take the money and make repairs and fixed the boiler and do some things and hold the money in escrow. he would be like, where does the landlord with? is fine over his mansion in a single burn it down. and of course the young brothers are like yeah, but if that person who is aggressive, the person who's telling you i know where they get the dynamite, know what they get the gun, he was the agent. he was the informant. so there was the journey of the panther 21 case. there is coming out of prison and then becoming a spokesperson for the panther 21 and thereby one of the spokesperson called the black panther pa

because tony robbins was here earlier this week, he invited me -- >> no, you didn't. >> yes, i did. see him take a sip of water. it's his unleash your powers -- your power within. so, he's on stage, over 5,000 people at the meadowlands and ends with a fire walk. i had no intention of doing it. i said, i'll go check it out. i get there. paul tuder jones, a big hedge fund guy, i said, i don't think i can do it. paul goes nose to nose, unleash your power, gayle! unleash your power! you know him. he's screaming. they do the countdown, tony grabs my hand and says, don't worry, you'll be all right. i'll take care of you. i did it. i have to say, it was a great sense of accomplishment. >> what does it feel like? >> well, my feet were a little tingly when i got home but at the moment you did it, it was a-okay. >> so, therefore -- go ahead. >> how long did it last? in your mind it must have been different than reality? >> it's six steps. six steps and you're done. it's hot. 2,000 degrees fahrenheit. >> what are you thinking when you walk over the coals? >> when do i finish? >> that's exactly