and in 2009, bill is back in albuquerque to help celebrate smokey bear's 65th anniversary.day in october when a pilot and his passengers were lucky to escape with their lives. >> you know, with ballooning, the takeoff is optional. landing is a must. and so we just had a landing we didn't expect. >>> all of the people we've met in this hour have been changed by their experiences in ways, large and small, and whether they were saved by others or they found a way to save themselves, they feel lucky to be alive. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera. >>> in the halls of justice, they have seen it all. >> i thought this is the one that is going to run. >> from the unbelievable. >> just down on all fours to scramble away. >> to the shocking. >> oh, my god. >> courtroom deputies caught by surprise. >> he swung his body away, making contact to my face.

♪ that's the unmistakenly smooth tones of smokey robinson.roduced in the 60s as smokey robinson and the miracles. highs written and performed a tracks of my tears, tears of a clown and cruising. as a motown music executive he also shepherded the careers of unforgettable artists like marvin gayeand the temptations. the legendary performer joins us today to celebrate the b.e.t. honors today. and barry gordy will be among those absoluted, aretha franklin, artist kerry may weans and ice cube. it features some of today's biggest stars. tamar braxton and mariah carey. it celebrates the contributions of african-american greats tonight on b.e.t. joining me now from los angeles is the mr. smokey robinson. thank you for being here. >> thank you, joy. congratulations on your show. >> you received a lot of awards. you have been kennedy center nominee, grammy living legend award. what makes this special that's coming up tonight? >> well, especially for me because barry gordy is my best friend. he's getting the award. i'm very happy that i was there to pre

no, they do not belong to smokey the bear.ation of designer vivian westwood and it is called mountain hat. >> the hat, that's the one he wore to the grammys on the left, was such a hit that it even spaunged its own twitter account. which one do you like, the brown one or smokey the bear one? >> i don't like either. >> neither. >> there's got to be one out there to buy this. >> are you buying one, is that what you're trying to say? >> no. >>> coming up, party time in seattle. >> seahawks fans prove why they are called the 12th man. you're watching "world news now." [ male announcer ] can't take a sick day tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so he can't let a cold keep him up tonight. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ from crest 3d white, new brilliance toothpaste and boost. after brushing, our exclusive boost polishes your smile and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new crest 3d white brilliance. -hit the beach in florida. -and a reunion in seattle. we can

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an eight year old smokey engine on has the story. she says he was going into russian and two atomic bomb survivors. he says he learnt the piano from his mother and taught himself competition. he says he completely lost his killing fifteen years ago. in nineteen ninety nine he released seem to make sweet rising sun. based on music for the puppy had bball game when the mishap. he's so funny memo on hiroshima was credited as giving hope to many crying that much to assassinate of the disaster it became of me jack the piece was paid out that course entered into stazon eight to commemorate the group of eight parliamentary speaker sneaking into toshiba. mccain got it down. on wednesday some had coached owned up to the park to keep a can of the composer to write seem to need them by lama and other lacks. he borrows as well be trained his finest. in contrast he has to use that goes right to form one of them at dt my mother was pregnant with me when she experiences the atomic bombing. i have high hopes for some lugosi and respect him. she sees

smokey cheese?or example. >> i want a beer. ♪ may i try? it's not beer, but it's a whole lot healthier. it's pomegranate juice from azerbaijan, freshly squeezed, as you just saw. really, really good. we have things very similar in the united states. fruit roll-ups, but not, just not as sweet. mm-mmm. i like this. sochi is known for its teas, but these particular teas come from apprazzia. it's a breakaway, tiny republic that used to be part of georgia, and it's only about two miles from the olympic park. so, we're going to try some of this. oh, this is very pleasing. it's very, very fruity. i taste the strawberry. ♪ >> all right, i have got to go there. haven't been there yet. >> did you notice a theme, though, like, ooh, this is good, this is good. i like everything. >> you're a good eater. so, this is everything with pickle. so, what is that? >> pickled bamboo. >> okay. that looks really good, actually. >> it really is. >> i like the pickled foods, you know? >> love pickled foods. and -- >> good. a

. >> smokey the bear. indiana joness, dan? seriously? >>> now for another item.ay upstage. she has an advertising deal with dior. while speaking about the brand recently, she reminisced about the dress saying, they need to make it more accessible to stairs. pretty sure this is a shoutout before this year's awards. i thing walk friendly. some of those dresses don't look like you can move. >> makes you appreciate women that much more, the things we do for beauty. >> i already had a high level of respect. >> some of them say, i kbt sit, i can't eat, i can't breathe. i'm like, then what's the point. >>> and the #animaltvshows is taking over. check out the breaking baaaaaad. and in the new black cat. >> that's not a black cat. hou mouse of carts. >> touched up photos are amazing. >> i agree. >> those are our favorite shows, too. >>> look out panda bears. the new competitor for the cutest baby animal. he's a baby tamandua. apparently his tongue will grow to be up to 16 inches long, which will help him forage for food. a ruler is 12 inches. you could sit away from the d

. >> and smoky was there, too, smokey robinson. >> smokey he is like the black "benjamin button."ally -- >> look at him. >> were you 55 when smokey first broke with the miracles. >> absolutely. >> look at him. look how young he's looking, mike. >> well, there'll never be another period, i don't think, of music as great as barry gordie, motown. >> oh, my god. >> mid-'60s to mid-'70s. i wanted to talk to you about something other than music. >> yes, sir. >> because i know, you know, you're in tune with everything that goes on -- >> i try. >> -- okay. so you're born in georgia, raised in florida. i know you have a little something to say about the verdict in the michael dunn case in florida. last week. and it upset you, bothered you. talk about that. >> well, it did bother me. yesterday i was doing press, and even the day before, and i spoke out about it. it bothers me not because i want to make it a racial thing, because even on "the view" yesterday, i said i hate that things come down to race. anyone that knows me knows that my whole thing is, black, white, anything in between, you

it was black and smokey. that's history.oday it is clean and absolutely cleaner exhaust pipe emission than gas-powered vehicles. gerri: go further! yeah. lauren, thank you for coming on. great stuff. great information. thank you. >> thank you. >>> she's awesome. >>> coming up it's not just mother nature wreaking havoc on the nation's airlines. we'll explain. next, as we look ahead to the jobs report, new numbers show just how bleak things are for working-age men. details after the break. gerri: well congress today decided against extending unemployment benefits for the long-term unemployed. and the news, well, it comes on the day we learned that more about a growing segment of the population relying on those benefits. american men in their prime working years who are jobless. let's bring in heritage chief economist steve moore. welcome back to the show. i have to tell why you, the numbers blew me away. one in six men are jobless. that's 10.4 million fellas out there who are not working. and could be. they're working age. wha

these documents will become public or when they'll be leaked, perhaps because remember, the real smokey gun if you will, memo, about time for problems in ft. lee, that was all from documents that were part of a subpoena process by another committee. that's why there's so much attention focused on this now. and of course, we're talking about a huge treasure troef of information that might get to the bottom of what actually happened. there's still so many unanswered questions especially from the governor and others, how did this begin? when did he know? he says he didn't know until after the lane closures were over. so again, a lot of people think this isn't just sound believable for someone in his position given how many of his aides were intimately involved in all of this. that's his story and again, we'll have to see. if he's caught in a lie if there's some untruth in anything he said or publicly since then, he's got a big problem. >> so we wait. ron allen in trenton, new jersey. ron, thank you. >>> coming up, pregame grilling. we're going to talk about the president's at times content

proactive, we call them and say you're not going to get your vacation place, but we have a place in the smokey mountains if you want to redirect. so we're helping the consumer. and that's why these businesses we've had in europe and businesses that have been there for 60 or 70 years. they are incredibly resilient. we did well during the downturns. it's because there's a consumer belief we're going to do the right thing for them, so they keep coming back. >> and there's a stockholder belief that you're doing the right thing. and people should remember you did a huge dividend boost and the yield is low only because the stock's been such a remarkable performer. and i'm looking forward to being -- to interviewing you on april 10th for a fundraiser. we're going to talk about the future of college and business and college. and i think a lot of people feel that college isn't a good value probably want to hear what you have to say. >> higher education is important for our country and our economy. we need to support higher education. >> and of my friends other than ken langone, supporting higher educat

. >> smokey the bear. more accurate. indiana jones, dan? seriously? >>> now for another item.red in pop culture history. j-law's oscar dress. or more special -- specifically the dress that tripped her on the way upstage. jennifer has an advertising deal with dior. while speaking about the brand recently, she reminisced about the dress saying, they need to make it more accessible to stairs. pretty sure this is a shoutout to the dior designers ahead of oscar sunday. make sure this year's dress can be stair-friendly. i say walk-friendly. some of those dresses don't look like you can move. >> makes you appreciate women that much more, the things we do for beauty. right? >> i already had a high level of respect. >> i was thinking that, too. >> when you ask some of them, they're like, i can't sit, i can't eat, i can't breathe. i'm like, then what's the point? >> with corsets on underneath. >>> and the #animaltvshows is taking over. an we're loving it. check out the woolly remake of breaking baaaaad. and orange is the new black cat. come on, dan, you're loving it. >> it's not even a

proactive, we call them and say you're not going to get your vacation place, but we have a place in the smokeywant to redirect. so we're helping the consumer. and that's why these businesses we've had in europe and businesses that have been there for 60 or 70 years. they are incredibly resilient. we did well during the downturns. it's because there's a consumer belief we're going to do the right thing for them, so they keep coming back. >> and there's a stockholder belief that you're doing the right thing. and people should remember you did a huge dividend boost and the yield is low only because the stock's been such a remarkable performer. and i'm looking forward to being -- to interviewing you on april 10th for a fundraiser. we're going to talk about the future of college and business and college. and i think a lot of people feel that college isn't a good value probably want to hear what you have to say. >> higher education is important for our country and our economy. we need to support higher education. >> and of my friends other than ken langone, supporting higher education are hard to fi

other honorees included smokey robinson, ice cube, and motown founder berry gordy.ight on b.e.t. black history month is a time to remember those who have gone before. but we should also remember that some of those making history are still here and can still bring down the house. this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" from the classic lines to the elegant trim in each and every piece, ♪ kohler will make your reality a dream. >>> the nfl is on the verge of a groundbreaking. it's expected to pass a 15-yard penalty for using the n-word on the field. a second offense would result in an ejection. the chairman of a group watching diversity in the league said, quote, we want this word to be policed from the parking lot to the equipment room to the locker room. secretaries, pr people, whoever. we want it eliminated completely and we want it policed everywhere. we've heard the n-word used off the field. there was the bullying scandal inside the dolphins loc

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. >> more of a smokey flavor going there. >> and?again we have washington state. >> oh, all right. richard sherman, we're doing this for you. >> if somebody from my high school, we had to do research, they would find this situation. >> well, we wanted to play quarters. we didn't have enough time. this is our last round. what do we have? >> here we have two very rare beers, actually. they're both bourbon barrel aged beers. dark beers. one is a bourbon barrel aged imperial stout. the other is a winter warmer. >> what's the difference? >> stouts do tend to be just a little bit darker. winter warmers can be more -- they can be anywhere from a brown to sort of a dark black color. they're usually higher alcohol volume. >> i'm going to taste these, but i'm thinking that if you're going to try to make it through the whole super bowl, this is probably not what you want to be drinking the whole time. you want to start -- >> yeah, definitely. the uncle jacob stout, which is the imperial bourbon barrel age state clocked in at 17.4% alcohol. >> t

." >> smokey robinson. >> let's start with the first talking point. >> obamacare is set to -- this is kind of a shocker. another extension. another one beyond 2016. interesting because then when that extension would then expire would fall on someone else's shoulder. perhaps hillary clinton. but that aside, millions of plans initially were canceled as a result of obamacare because they were deemed junk by the administration. so your plans were canceled, the ones that you were promised that you could keep. but no problem. the administration said go on to the website, healthcare.gov, and find another one because it's better because we say so. when you went to do that, website wasn't working. by the time the website got a little bit better, premiums were hiked all across the board. up front costs and out-of-pocket costs had jumped. and now you're left with options that the government deemed better. well, they're now saying we're going to actually go back and possibly extend the individual coverage that we promised you from the beginning and took away. we'll give that back to you potential

they had to get out because it was smokey. be careful.also across the street at the nbc experience store. ready to hand out 100 bucks who get it right and those who don't, a kathie lee cd. here to help me out is senior writer from entertainment weekly, tim stack. here's a question, which award is the heaviest? the emmys, the golden globe, the oscar or the tony? tim, what is the answer? >> the envelope, please. >> what is it? >> the answer is the oscar. the oscar. it is 8 1/2 pounds. that's about what i lift normally. >> okay. >> that's how i got and these guns. so i'm sure you can do that. you're very fit. you can do much better. >> lovely family from lancaster, right, in pennsylvania. okay. this year, six out of nine best picture nominated films are at least loosely based on a true story. which is not based on a true story? >> "nebraska." >> good for you. >> yes. got one right. >> you wanted the cd. >> i have seen them all. >> oh, wow. one of the few people who has seen all of the movies. >> there's a lot. "nebraska", it's a -- an origin

. >> it looks like there was a fire, smokey. it is really mist and clouds.fog that will register on our index. over here west of 80, across treasure island, we have a little slowing as well. the earlier stall has cleared from the lanes. smooth into san francisco on that side of the bay. looking at the orange over the mountains as well. 880 going to be a slower drive. it is friday, heading into fremo fremont, but the earlier issues cleared you have. >> another local news update in half an hour. ♪ >> oh! ♪ >> "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon premieres monday on nbc. ♪ ♪ you have been shaking, baby, tell me what you are doing ♪ ♪ later on later on later on >>> 8:30 this friday morning, february 14th, 2014, otherwise known as valentine's day. we are getting a lovely serenade from the swonn brothers, and we will get a serenade from them in a little while. >> and coming up we will tell you how they celebrate valentine's day here in russia. >> thank you, guys. and now the music stops. and gold medalist lindsey vonn is keeping an eye on the skiing competitio

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it's really smokey cheese.m armenia, but they sell a lot of it here. i like it. >> it tastes like bacon. >> doesn't it make you want a beer? that's what i said. >> very salty. wow. >> how about something sweet now? >> i'm in for something sweet. >> chirchella. >> this is like snickers? >> they call it the dry snickers. it's like grapes and nuts. >> and the inside. all the different colors, i guess different flavors? >> i don't know. >> mm-mmm, that's good! >> isn't that good? a lot of nuts in there, though. if you're not a nut person, you wouldn't like that. >> i do like it. very good. now -- >> i said this is like a fruit traffic. police had to detour drivers on to route 414 for the last few hours as road crews struggled to get that truck back on its tires. we'll be following the situation there on the beltway now that it's cleared up, it's looking good. and we'll be sending out alerts on nbcwashington.com. >>> other big stories, rain and snow mix across the d.c. region, take a look reegt here. the same system