and in 2009, bill is back in albuquerque to help celebrate smokey bear's 65th anniversary.involved will forget that fateful 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. >>> action packed. dramatic. and, well what can we say about this? you may think the u.s. is the "caught on camera" capital, but check out what the explosion of cameras in cars and all over the place has meant in russia. >> when i see a new video from russia, it's a glen bit like christmas morning, you never know what you're going to get when you open the box. >> intense cra

it's a big, smokey whiskey.ly known for being smokey and a freight train of smoke and crushed apple juice. >> freight train of smoke. >> and fresh apple which sounds delightful. i look at that label and think ben riach. >> it's kind of in the back of the throat but after a couple whiskeys it becomes a lot easier to pronounce. >> we hope of course cnbc will be around in the next 25 years. >> we hope? we will be around. >> we will. that's right. are there whiskeys that reach that age? >> absolutely. there's a lot of -- 25, 30, 40 and 50 and 60 years old and up. and has become a demand for very collectible whiskey. i think they're really scratching the surface. this is unknown in the u.s. i love it for that reason. something different. it's not one of the big brands. we are really proud to carry it and talk about it and share it with you guys. >> turned radar whiskey. guy, can you say that name. >> ben -- what are you laughing at? that was right. >> very good. cheers guys. >> cheers. >> coming off the wagon right o

case in point, nevada rancher and extra from "smokey and the bandit," cliven bundy. i know, i like him, too. frequent viewers of my show know that i've been meaning to tell you about cliveen for weeks. but here's the story. bundy's cattle were seized by the federal bureau of land management under the flimsy excuse that he's grazed his cattle on federal land for decades and owes $1 million in grazing fees. $1 million to let cows eat. what are they growing in that desert, lobster tails? but bundy has a simple explanation for not paying. >> i don't recognize the united states government as even existing. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay, you can't pay a government in it it doesn't exist. especially not with the money that it issued. ... ( laughte( laughter ) by bravely standing against the forces of paying your bills, bundy became a hero to conservatives like sean hannity who turned bundy's 10 gallon hat up to 11. >> my gx guest is a rancher waging a battle against the government. back with us is cliven bundy. back with us is cliven bundy. and back with us tonight to respo

check out all of the thick smokey haze over denver's civic center park.s year's event is the first time they openly smoked pot since colorado legalized recreational marijuana. uniformed officers were there mainly for security purposes. last year a shooting sent people running from that park. >>> back in the bay area, high surf prompted a warning for people along the coast. don't turn your back to the ocean. kpix5 don knapp on today's big waves. >> reporter: easter sunday brunch not a surf advisory that brought most of the folks to the beach. watching the waves is part of their ritual. >> we always try to come and enjoy the waves. >> reporter: enjoyable, yes, but still dangerous. the weather service warned of hazardous conditions created by swells up to 15 feet. out of the northwest. the advisory remains in effect until 5:00 a.m. on monday. cheryl and chris were driving down the coast and stopped at the beach after big waves caught cheryl's eye. >> we come from sacramento. we always come out here. i never seep such big waves. >> reporter: the advisory says

. >>> meanwhile thousands lit up in the mile high city, check out the thick, smokey haze over the center park this year. first since colorado legalized marijuana, recreational marijuana, uniformed officers were there mainly for the security purposes. last year a shooting people running from the park as well. >>> 4:33, check on weather, and we've been hearing hints of rain, fill us in. >> the air quality looking good today. >> okay. >> that's good. >> clearing the park out. >> looks like the clouds moving in, and you know what, there's a slight chance we could see a couple of scattered showers late tonight and early tomorrow morning, otherwise i think today mostly dry, increasing clouds throughout the day as this weak cold front begins to slide into the state, mostly energy going to stay north of the bay area. still mostly clear over san francisco right now. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s around the bay. i think this afternoon, those clouds rolling through still squeezing in mid-70s as you head well inland. and 64 degrees in san francisco. all right, let's check on the roads now with

the idea that smokey and the gp in defense of family i joke that the six divisions. that's kind of president of the big acts it's like a dish of its teeth into one. they showed me his eyes shone. it also has been tracking for you on monday twentieth of april. in seminary has two children and papa scott bevan cannot see the exact melody and beat him being depends on saturday i use the extra distance. as travis knew that the contents the dts. the refined as john mentioned continuous the top leadership of the two main political parties the wildcats with the campaign of the ongoing gandhi said the opposition is behaving like panic stricken max. sunday was campaigning from them and as sonia and i did not stock the main opposition parties and the body of the gp what does it to the family the way till the end. the kids are not big but at the end it. the dead nicholas landing. indeed it did. i meant to be that you can make anything that the order she also took a giant and the beast and stephen kenny g the name wendy as an election can't be mean or deny the tv on sunday i am

the kiddos as a latino to complain of old smokey and air pollution also significant contributors.he urged people to get a killer ten knots. additional testing to detect purely issue due to low dose by o c t of the year more than ninety percent of lung cancer cases can be detected in an early stage this way is the most reliable detection method we have brightened it up also high on the list of common cancers in china are so much in the third national cancer awareness week begins next tuesday and cancer hospitals across the country. in nineteen three directors and take naps. and it probably seems to be pain and tension i want to know how to detect and prevent cancer and how to cheat it. i just don't want to increase my house landing the estimate is to say is that andrew she's causing many diseases can say starbucks i want to have an homage to prevent it. god has in for another lung cancer operation. before she goes he stresses again and the truly epic cancer is detected. the more treatable it can be. was no cctv regime. a mass of online vulnerability dove though hardly bug has raise

while lots of things have changed since the smokey gin-soaked era in which the show takes place, sadlyr us, ladies, full pay isn't one of them. full equal pay, sorry. but pay equity has become a key issue for democrats heading into the 2014 elections and contrast between the two parties couldn't be clearer. senate republicans blocked a vote on the paycheck fairness act which would have increased accountability and transparency in the private sector. is the debate over equal pay good policy, good politics or both? i'm back now with my panel to help answer that question. viviana, start with you. something that ruth marcus wrote this week that i think really chapg challeng challenged this issue. the level of hyperbole, demagoguery that democrats have engaged in here is revolting. it's entirely understandable of course -- the senate is up for grabs." smart politics and smart policy? >> i think it is both. if you think about it, for example, some kind of equity pay would allow these women and many of them are struggling, head of households, to be able to make smart kitchen table economics.

would i get to -- i would watch, like -- like, like -- i would watch, like, burt reynolds in like, "smokey. >> seth: with like, him and dom deluise and then that would lead me to, like, morgana, the kissing bandit. >> okay. >> seth: and that would lead me to kim kardashian. [ laughter ] >> that's, like, really fast. >> seth: really fast. sometimes i don't have a lot of time. >> exactly. >> seth: and obviously, i have things to do. so -- >> yeah. >> seth: you know, i won't -- i'll make 'em a over -- overtortured connections. so "anchorman 2." >> mm-hmm. >> seth: this is the movie that you just released a new version of that has like, seven -- over 700 more new jokes. >> yes. >> seth: in places where there were jokes before. >> well, you know, adam mckay and will ferrell write those movies and adam mckay directs it. and you know. you've worked with them. >> seth: yes. >> they're -- like, the funniest people in the world. >> seth: yes. they're both like, nice human beings and then they have like, computer brains. >> yeah. >> seth: like, they spit out jokes fast, too fast. it makes you very --

but i think that the lack, going back to the music though, i mean, smokey robinson, that poet from detroit there, right? he taught me, he introduced me to psychology, i got two lovers, and -- [laughter] i mean, i didn't know what psychology -- >> he's a clown now. >> all of that really, as baraka used to say, art teachers are everything. so that was my introduction to psychology and stuff like that. so by not having that, those songs that way, there's so much people are losing that is kind of scary, and it helps you articulate those feelings, right? just like the musicians are doing that that. that too. so there is a lot of ross there. but i -- loss there. but i do understand the hip-hop generation and the generation thereafter, their genius is that they had to create if you think about places like the bronx where they'd bomb the whole community out and they're villainizing these kids, when i -- i was organizing black workers in factories until the 1980s, and i got out of the scene on '84, and i was stunned when i started looking at television and seen how they were villainizing children o

it is smokey when you cook them. >> right. >> i've got them on medium heat.o close together, that can be a problem. >> yeah that can cause a problem. and you want to get them really golden. >> how many minutes on each side? >> yeah, i mean you don't really want to have more than three. >> oh, wow. >> so what i'm going to do now is put in the butter. >> okay. >> put the garlic into the butter. >> what does that do? >> well just ensures you don't burn the garlic. >> i've never heard that tip before. >> okay. i've never seen so many spoons in my life. it's brilliant. >> okay. >> and now we're just doing this. and you're spooning that butter over there, get them all golden. >> how long does this process take? in the pan, out of the pan? >> great question. and important one. three minutes. >> is that all? >> yeah three minutes on one side. you see it go half way up flip them over, start on the other side, then put in the butter with the garlic on top. no more. >> okay. and we've got a little asparagus to pair with it. >> yeah. that's really important. >> okay. som

job and soon after he went on record to the toronto star to blow the whistle on the park so that smokeyand all of her other animal friends could be helped since the investigative series on marine land first broke the park's owner drama holder has responded in an extreme manner by suing the three main whistleblowers for millions of dollars and even going as far as accusing demos of attempting to kidnap the eight hundred pound walrus from the park the other two victims of the lawsuit are girlfriend who expose that the lone orca whale of marine land constantly blood from its tail and jim hammond former supervisor of land animals who testified to the park owner shooting deer from his truck with a shotgun and beating up sea lions wow unfortunately despite the public pressure that is you rocked it over this story there that you still fear changes in regulating the captivity of sea mammals and according to canadian federal government the way in which these creatures are treated is perfectly legal so to get the insider perspective on what can be done to help another city park creatures i was jo

i'm guessing smokey liked that idea. what about jobs? no? now try your closet. still no jobs? just more... stuff? well, you really have both. see, "stuff" is defined as "household articles considered as a group". sometimes this stuff is no longer needed. wait, no longer needed? that can't be right. because remember those jobs you were looking for? those are really needed, and they're the stuff inside your stuff. our job is to unlock those jobs. and it starts when you donate your stuff to your local goodwill. here's how we do it: when you donate to goodwill, we sell your stuff to provide job training for people right here in your community. so just by teaming up with goodwill, you help create jobs. and isn't that worth parting with the leftover keytar from your 80's cover band? goodwill. donate stuff. create jobs. hey mom? i got the job! you got the job. welcome aboard. i've got a job to do today. have a good first day at work, mom! narrator: donate to goodwill. help provide job training in your community. we were told nothing could be done, to enjoy these final moments togethe