it was a sharpie thing. >> jimmy: a sharpie. [ talking over each other ] a sharpie knife, so he tooky: and he was really good, and then you were coming on him. we were like, "what can we see if we ask you to do?" and one thing that came up, we found that you can spin a basketball pretty well. >> pretty well, yeah. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how long have you done -- >> how long have i been spinning basketballs? >> jimmy: yes, that's correct. [ jimmy in goofy voice ] "he's a professional basketball spinner, everybody." how long have you been spinning basketballs? [ josh does same voice ] >> "roughly five years or so." >> jimmy: "we have similar voices. that's interesting." >> "very odd i know." >> jimmy: "we grew up in different areas. this is so interesting." >> "who is your father? do you know him, honestly? seriously, looks very similar." >> jimmy: "it's like looking into a mirror." [ cheers and applause ] [ normal voice ] >> my brother. my brother. i finally met you. [ goofy voice ] "what are you doing for thanksgiving?" >> jimmy: i'm saving -- at the kids' table. >> we

seahawks re-joined the nfc west in 2002, a year that became known for terrell owens, a football, and a sharpie that year, 28-21 in seattle, 31- 24 at candlestick. some less than memorable games followed 2002. one game that stood out was in december of 2006 in seattle. alex smith bootlegged his way 18 yards for a score and a 24- 14 49 erwin. >> alex smith on the bootleg on the left side. i got fooled by the fake, and there he is running to the left sideline and he scores! >> reporter: two years later, second-year player patrick willis intercepted matt hasselbeck and didn't stop until he had gone 86 yards for a score. >> ball deflected, niners pick it up off the deflection! patrick willis back up the right sideline! beats one man, by hasselbeck, needs a block, down to the 40, the 35, can he run fast enough? 20, 15, 10, 5, touchdown 49ers! oh, what a bonanza! >> reporter: final, san francisco 33, seattle 30. in 2009, frank gore earned another entry in the 49er record book. >> 25, 30, straight through, 40, foot race, midfield, gore to the 40, 30, 20, angles right, 10, 5, dives, touchdown! niners!

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her performance drew a lot of eyes and so did her sharpie colored forward-looking trips. maybe she got too lays toy paint them? >> looks like what you see after people vote in elections in certain countries. >>> another personal attribute that is trending. taylor swift's hair. the viral flip is making some wonder did she suffer whiplash? if you saw it, you know what we are talking about. the flips went on and on and on. kozlov mow magazine ignited the vine and followers took it from there. >>> beyond performance red carpet style. what a goofy looking hat. he is known for his style, fashion statements and fashion risks. this goofy looking hat kind of ticked off people. twitter fans did not show him the love. >> he looks like a canadian mountie. >> the restaurant chain tweeted this message out yesterday. like we have been doing, compared to smoky the bear. >> very funny. twitter buzzing all night long. >> he wore it all night long. >> he looks like he is 20, doesn't he? >> i'm glad he won. >>> the 56th annual grammy award show unfolded while honoring music legends and young

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it all started a few days earlier with an old ball and a gold sharpie. coach thompson told each player to pick someone to dedicate the game to. it could be an uncle, grandpa, one kid picked his parents. they all enjoyed the exercise, but safe to say no one took it more seriously than junior guard spencer wilson. he picked his friend josh rominger. >> josh's passion for life just really drew me towards him. >> reporter: spencer and josh were two great friends with one lousy thing in common-- they both had cancer. the difference was spencer beat his and josh didn't. he died nine months ago. >> his joy illuminated the room and it was always apparent to me that he was special. >> reporter: before the game, spencer wrote a letter to josh's mom explaining what they were doing and why he would be playing for josh. >> "just wanted to let you know the impact your son has on my life to this day. i will never forget him. play for josh." >> i read it and cried. >> reporter: josh's mom deena rominger. >> they had that bond. nobody else knew how josh felt except for s

there were millions of dollars moving from a company in saudi arabia called sharpie fruit a fruit company and they were sending money to one of the leading members of the muslim brotherhood in yemen so this is what. is allowing that in facilitating that to happen here that causes political instability in the region and that causes i mean that's fine it's treason it's financing our enemies and what's crazy about it is that each s.p.c. admitted to the department of justice and to the world they've made it to treason financing the enemy if you plead guilty to financing the enemy i don't think you should just walk with a fine that's not final that's jail time. as a new physician i swear to avoid by the hippocratic oath. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good deeds my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise of those to do so. i will never do harm to the. doctors of the dogs. if. welcome back to part two of the sports show and let's resume with a year a league basketball off the russian side. claims their first win in three top sixteen matches

there were millions of dollars moving from a company in saudi arabia called sharpie fruit a fruit company and they were sending money to. one of the leading members of the muslim brotherhood in yemen so this is what. is allowing that in facilitating today to happen here that causes political instability in the region and that causes i mean that's fine it's treason it's financing our enemies and what's crazy about it is that each s.p.c. admitted to the department of justice and to the world they've made it treason financing the enemy if you plead guilty to financing the enemy i don't think you should just walk with a fine that's not final let's kill. live . live. live . live. live. welcome back to part two of the sports show and let's resume with your early basketball off the russian side. claims their first win in three top sixteen matches with a thrilling sixty three points to sixty two victory a turkish team galut have serai the victories a slow the cars and our team's first ever in the top sixteen in their maiden campaign in europe's top flight though it was their third continental win

drawbacks with the burgeoning technology well that's all we have time for but thank you so much sharpies long. and new details have surface regarding how bank of america has been keeping tabs on social activists last year you may remember that anonymous hacktivist revealed the private e-mails and spreadsheets that showed bank of america had been involved in tracking the online services used by activist now more information regarding the bank's recent surveillance activities are coming to light this time through the obtained public records the documents concerned anonymous backed demonstration called million mask march its a protest that took place in olympia washington on november fifth of last year the new documents reveal an extensive collaboration that took place between the bank washington state patrol and federal counterterrorism agencies it involved the in-depth tracking of the event organizers and other activists who had planned to attend information gathered about the potential protesters was then shared with bank of america and in return bank of america participated in its own s

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going to be this huge process so they all trekked tokyo in a hostile, and it's just some guy with a sharpie that says cue can enter communist china. it required a little bit of luck on the american side. i dare say they would have been -- there we've handabout another plan, even more obvious. i don't know how you could have got more outcome obvious but we'll never know. probably somewhere in an archive that hasn't been released let. >> in the research process, were you worried that the soviets tried to boycott this between the chinese and the americans? was you aware of that they even tried to convince the japanese not to have the tournament? >> there's a lot i found out along the way. i didn't know that much history from the russian side at the time. didn't know about the nuclear standoff. i didn't know it had gone to washington, dc and that was a russian defense minister who very much wanted to press that button. we always think of it here as the cuban missile crisis the closest to a full-on nuclear war, but this was close to the point where there's a campaign in china in '69, '70, and th

if they really are about to hand out a bunch more subpoenas in new jersey, quick, buy stock in sharpie markers. they're using them by the boat load to self-redact their subpoenaed documents in new jersey right now. >> a point of frustration for the committee is that there are numerous documents that are redacted, and for those listening, there's marker or black pen taken to obscure some of the language in some of the documents. >> the redactions occurred either because the material redacted was from a date outside of the realm of dates sought by the subpoena of this committee. or did not deal with the subject matter of the subpoena. >> the person who seems to have been responsible for most of the black line redactions in the documents that were dumped on friday as explained by his lawyer there just a moment ago is david wildstein, an ally of governor chris christie who was appointed to the port authority. but for all the things mr. wildstein seems to be good at, he does not seem to be an expert redactor. you might remember one of the more inflammatory text message conversations mr. wil

. >> and moving on to sharpie markers.s and used a straight-edge ruler to go over this with a sharpie marker. >> i'm not creative, so. >> i don't know about natalie, but willie could do it. speaking of sharpie art, this is ceramic. you don't have to be an artist, just draw lines, dots, whatever you want. seal the design, bake it in the oven at 250 for 20 minutes. make sure to do that. >> you can find it anywhere for a few bucks. >> what's next on the list? making candles with crayons? >> yeah. another use for crayons. you can make your own color block candles. it's definitely still in as a trend. add a crayon into it as the dye. and then start pouring into these little glass votives, and you've got your candle. couple bucks each. >> cool. ice trays are a decorator's dream, right? >> so versatile. you can do so much with them. store your knickknacks, you can use them to actually create a paint palate with all of your paints. if you have lack of a yard and want to grow herbs in your kitchen, you can poor your own herbs and s

it all started earlier with old ball and gold sharpy.e uncle, grandma, one kid picked his parents. they all enjoyed the ex are sighs. but safe to say no took it more seriously than junior guard, spencer wilson. he picked his friend, josh. >> josh's packs for life just really drew me towards him. >> spencer and josh were two great friends with one lousy thing in common. they both had cancer. the difference was, spencer beat his. josh didn't. he died nine months ago. >> his joy illuminated the room it was always apparent to me that he was special. >> before the game spencer wrote a letter to josh's mom explaining what they were doing and why he would be playing for josh. >> just wanted to let you no he that the payment impact has on on your life. will never forget him. pray for josh. >> i read it and cried. >> josh's mom, dina. >> they just had that bond. nobody else knew how josh felt except for spencer. >> spencer says he still thinks about josh every day. that's why this opportunity meant so much to him. >> the time i touched the ball,

was the work mostly of a young man named cody keenan although it bore the president's hand in black sharpie as he likes to do every night in the residence to a great degree. you noted while we were watching together, he pulled a punch here and there where he might have taken a light shot at the supreme court on voting rights. he chose to say that it was diminished and members of both parties are working to fix it. he was strong on education, strong on immigration, and seemed to hit a stride midway through, used humor and feistiness the second half. >> i thought it was a well-crafted speech. the president and cody, clearly it was very much -- had a rhythm to it. but this was not going to be confused with an ambitious state of the union. it is a moderate agenda. you pointed out the politics here. i thought what was interesting about the speech was it was a political speech without being partisan. here's what i mean about that. he was very careful to make sure every new agenda item that he had was something that the democratic party could unite on and run on without dividing the democratic par

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