. >>> steven has our first video of the day and the story behind it. >> rescuers in china had to pull an interesting plan b while attempting to save a 2-year-old boy caught in a well. this was in china. no water down there, but this thing was almost 40 feet deep, and not even a foot wide. he was stuck down there for an hour. villagers discovered him, threw a rope down there for him to hang on to. rescuers sent an oxygen tube down there. they tried pulling the boy up with a harness, but the harness they were using was made for adults. so the boy kept slipping out of the thing. then they got this th drop an iphone down the well to at least communicate with the boy as best as possible but most importantly to figure out the best possible way to send the harness down there and get him attached. >> what a fantastic use of technology. >> i can only imagine they're probably using, like, the fa facetime function. you see the moment they pull him up and he's out of the well, how happy everybody is. the poor boy looks exasperated. the boy was bruised but not seriously injured. a technology that

>>> it's time to get our show started, and steven has our first story. >> i have to worn yous video is graphic and tough to watch. from the judge rotenberg center treating emotionally disturbed students. >> ah! >> and what we're hearing is the screaming and the pleading of an 18-year-old autistic student at the school, andrei mccaulens. he's scream, pleading, riving in pain face down with a helmet on. apparently shocked 31 times on this day over seven hours, in what the school is calling treatment for aggressive behavior. >> this is shock treatment? >> this video is from 2002, from ten years ago, but it's just coming to the surface now, because there's been a big battle over this clip for the past eight years. eight years ago the school convinced a judge to keep this video hidden. >> hmm. >> concealed from the public, until now. because it's being used as evidence in a urtroom and mccle f suing this school saying that this was flat out torture, and fox 25 in boston had their cameras in the courtroom and the judge allowed them to record this video and put it on their air. they're the fi

then steven has a trick of his what makes the sleep number store different? walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the hips. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour to your individual shape. oh, wow! that feels really good. it's hugging my body. when you find somebody's perfect level of comfort, that may be the first time they've ever felt a bed that feels exactly like they're hoping it would. - wow. - oh, yeah. it's not about soft or firm. it's about support where you find it most comfortable. you can adjust it however you want so you don't have to worry about buying the wrong mattress. once they get our bed, they're like, "why didn't i do this sooner?" to celebrate 25 years of better sleep, for both of you, sleep number introduces

then steven has a trick of his own. >> hope [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfasty that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >>> this meteor shower was caught by some photographers and they put some great time lapse videos on youtube. this is from jack buyer. he said there are two different kinds of light you look at, the ones that stay bright that go across the screen, he said those are airplanes. he said meteors will fade as you see them go across the screen. delores caught this meteor shower in montana and also caught the aurora borealis. ♪ this was photographed by cameron barge on lake mcdonald in glacier national park in montana. >>> there's some new weapon technology out there. and, of course, who else gets

steven has worked for dispatch and has consistently demonstrated extraordinary skills in the in life- threatening police calls in a manner and a skill that befits the entire profession, and on behalf of the board, i want to congratulate you for all of the work that you do, and i want to also congratulate all of the men and women at d.e.m. for all of the work they do every day. thank you very much. [applause] >> well, thank you very much, president chiu, and i think you, the board of supervisors, for this honor. it is great to be here to share this with my co-workers at the department of emergency management. ross taylor joins me today, and also my sister julie goldman and my brother-in-law dennis joins me from minnesota. several people from work to join me, including director lisa and the operations manager cecile. i have been a dispatcher for 11 years. i became a dispatcher after a career in information systems with pacific bell, because i needed a second career that was relevant to real life and because i wanted the challenge of having to function in real time. i did answer this par

and steven has our first video. >> a lawsuit against two deputies of the frederick county sheriff's department in maryland recently came to a close with a couple, the plaintiffs, being awarded $620,000. >> whoa. >> a lot of money. you tell me if it's worth it. this is a video that was used as evidence. it's from a police cruiser, two deputies show up to a house belonging to roger and sandra jenkins. the deputies showed up to serve their son, a civil war rant. as one deputy goes to a side door, watch what happens. >> ooh. >> two of the family dogs come out and you see the officer back up. and open fire and shoot their chocolate lab, brandy. >> the dog was wagging his tail. >> the family says these dogs were friendly dogs, the dogs were just coming out to greet these officers, like they would greet anybody who would walk up to this house. the officer did feel threatened, but of course you can imagine roger and sandra jenkins were not happy. they said this would be like one of your children getting shot. listen to the exchange here. >> the dog does not bite. >> we don't know that. we don't know y

then steven has a trick of his own. >> hope >>> this meteor shower was caught by some photographers andput some great time lapse videos on youtube. this is from jack buyer. he said there are two different kinds of light you look at, the ones that stay bright that go across the screen, he said those are airplanes. he said meteors will fade as you see them go across the screen. delores caught this meteor shower in montana and also caught the aurora borealis. ♪ this was photographed by cameron barge on lake mcdonald in glacier national park in montana. >>> there's some new weapon technology out there. and, of course, who else gets their hands on it first but spf russia >> this is spf russia again. i have something special for you guys. >> that's an accent. is that real? >> yeah -- >> nah. >> this, my friend -- >> it's four small propellers lifting a remote control gun. he's controlling it with what looks to be an ipad. it also has a camera on it that can transmit what it sees down to the pad you're controlling it with. you can see the same thing. >> basically a drone with a good-pro. >> pr

the company issued a statement saying stevens has used her own generous act to make the claim and that she was treated fairly. it's a disgruntled mcdonald's customer jumps over the counter and then runs after workers in the restaurant. the customer had been there the night before and complained about the service you received a. rampage lasted about 30 seconds. no one was seriously injured. police are looking for the suspect. >> a weatherman in pennsylvania finds its unbearable to do is forecast. talk about the hazards of the job. >> a family of bears invaded the set. he he ran back inside and decided he would do the forecast from inside the studio instead. >> i used to work near there. they have a beautiful outdoor set at the base of a ski resort. makes for some great outside shots. the bears are taking advantage of it. >> i think the viewer looks a little better from inside right about now. >> adam caskey probably would have been out there. >> he probably would have been petting the animals and feeding them. >> not with the cub around. that's when you go the other way. i was riding my

steven has our first video. >> when you find yourself in the middle of a busy highway on your knees, you might have had too much to drink, because that's what santa fe, new mexico, police found this guy, 24-year-old miguel luhan. as the police approach, he pops his shirt off too, puts his arms out and has a little message for the police. listen. >> i love you guys! >> i love you guys so much. >> at least he's a happy alleged drunk. >> i don't even think we need to say alleged. the police are saying this man was highly intoxicated. he may have started off loving, but quickly turned to quite the opposite. as they put him in the back of the police car, he's handcuffed, he starts banging his head off the glass, trying to break the window. >> he's hitting on my window trying to break it. >> and he's successful. >> and he just broke it. >> gosh. >> so not only does he break the window with his head, he wiggles himself out of the car, all the while handcuffed. >> he's a houdini! >> yeah. but here's the thing. there are other police cars following this one. so we get their dash cam video of

joining us is steven schwartz, steven has had over 16 years of experience as a senior resident representative for the imf. steven, welcome to the show. thank you very much for being with us. got to ask you, we have bric wanting more power, but they want more say. having been at the imf for some team, can you give us a sense of whether you see any changes to the structure of the imf that will actually give these emerging economies more say? >> well, that process has actually been going on for several years now. an agreement was reached in 2010 to do just that, to increase the voting power of emerging market economies. the problem is that it's going to take some time to implement that because these changes require in many cases ratification of individual parliament. so that will be a process that's going to play out over some time. but the good news is it's in tran. >> but what happens in the in the meantime for much needed cash injections for countries like china and russia? >> as you said, it looks like the imf's target of 400 billion will be met at these upcoming meetings about terms of new

now i want to introduce our host, who has worked tirelessly to make education possible for thousands of students, the president of george washington, dr. steven knapp. he has, i want to tell you a little about him. he has a long history of supporting students. he was a professor of english literature at the university of california at berkeley. [ cheers and applause ] dean of the college of arts and sciences at pro vost at johns hopkins university, up the road in baltimore. as president of george washington, he's made it a priority to increase student opportunities for public service. in order to be accessible and better serve the students here, he chose to take up residence on the campus, the first president of this university ever to do that. maybe he was just trying to avoid the well-known washington, d.c., traffic. [ laughter ] but it looked to me like he was trying to remain open to the students. he's made a lot of green renovation to the residence, demonstrating a strong commitment to sustainability, and trying to make the university a model for sustainability. this kind of complete view of public service, how it permeates every decisio

. >> hav 200 students at a pittsburgh high school get one shot a the video and on steven's >>> this video has been blowing up the internet. take a look. >> it's live. it's not even dead. >> that's sick. >> these are maggots in a packet of trail mix on a qantas flight from los angeles to mill burn. the back story here, 42-year-old a pack of trail mix and began eating in the dark. something wasn't quite right. this is what she found. >> that's not right. >> the airlines gave them this trail mix as a snack on the flight and the trail mix itself was provided by the company. now, victoria did what most people would do in the situation now. picked up her camera phone, shot a video as proof. so we wanted to find out more about victoria's experience and what has happened since this video was shot so "right this minute" from melbourne, austral australia we have victoria an skype. explain what it was like for you. >> everyone was asleep, i kept the light off, and i started opening up the packet, put them into my hand, put them into my mouth and started eating. and as i was eating, coming out. >> so wha

it's the same technology aero-smith has been using to make it seem like steven tyler has been alive all. [cheers and applause ] overall the performance was pretty good, but i prefer tup ak's earlier alive work. this technology, that hollow gram was amazing. it was so amazing, we hired the company, to do a similar thing. you want to see a hollow gram? [cheers and applause ] here we go. i think we'll see it here. welcome. oh, look at that. it's unbelievable. if i wasn't seeing it with my own eyes. it looks as if larry king has appeared on stage here in front of us. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's walking among us. >> hey, sh muck, i'm right here, i am not dead. >> thank goodness larry king is not dead, everybody. [cheers and applause ] he's my hollow-grandpa! in politics, this campaign for republican candidate for president continues. during a campaign stop in missouri on friday, newt gingrich made time to stop by the st. louis zoos. he goes to as many zoos as he can. he got too close to one of the animals and was bit on the hand by a penguin. if you're named after a lizard, you hav

. >>> a giant and calorie-filled honor for steven strausburg. he hasoncession item named after him. it's the strausburger. it comes with a mound of lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and a secret sauce. but it cost $59. it won't make you a great pitcher, but it will add about 10,000-calories to your diet. that's 8 pounds. >> that's about the same cost o,

momentum over the last six months, particularly as the administration has started to acknowledge it and our energy secretary, steven, has really started -- has really come aboard and seeing natural gas as viable, a way to create jobs, as well as reduce our dependence on foreign oil. >> of course. now, we have about 150 natural gas stations in the country. if we put up -- right now there's 100,000 or more regular stations. let's say we put up 2,000 natural gas stations. would it be natural to think a lot of those would be using chart equipment? >> we would certainly hope so. in the initial build-out of the next 150 stations we've won quite a bit of equipment orders on those and are looking forward to it. in fact, we're adding factory capacity just to be able to develop that. that's one of our biggest changz now, jim, is expanding our capacity and keeping it in mine with as the demand develops. >> one last question. you're saying it's literally a big constraint is being able to expand at the speed you need to and i imagine also hiring, right? >> that's exactly right. we've gotten to the point where for our welders, o

to getting the other nomination and the other effect it has is that it begins the furry in the south. we can't trust any northerner, so that steven douglas, who has sort of seemed the likely democratic nominee, who could unite north and south, the party is split. douglas is one nominee, and then another democratic nominee, breckenridge. and then a whole other party forms. when you have the november election, no for candidates in the field and lincoln wins with less than 40% of the vote. if i had to guess i would say if you hadn't had the raid, probably douglas would have become president who was a northerner who was very conciliatory towards the south, and this whole war would have been deferred for at least another four years. and who knows. i mean, then any number of other scenarios could have unfolded. so that's just a guess. i mean, but it's a significant -- >> it's more than significant, and it's so compelling. because that, of course, you just unrolled that a little bit further, and suddenly you don't have an emancipation proclamation. you don't have, you know, exactly. what we're talking about here is so fascinating. >> yo

atlantic auto group issued a statement, saying stevens has used her own generous act to make up a groundlesslaim. and she was treated appropriately and fairly. >> i refuse to let this make me have regrets. >> reporter: she has no regrets. but she has health problems from that surgery. and she's planning to sue. back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> let's get to the weather. ginger zee in for sam. >> good morning, guys. anybody want to go skiing? >> sure. >> seven springs mountain resort, they are open. the latest they've been open. get your skis out. we have one more day. let's go right to the video. buffalo had a record, 0.8 inches in the city. but that's a record for that date. and really, to get it this late in april is pretty impressive. sommerset county, pennsylvania, coming up with 23.2 inches. 84 years, it's been. that pulls away. we allow for more mild air in new york. 53. philadelphia, 62. denver going to hit a record of 92 degrees. if you want warm, you're going to go there. sunshine with a little bit of in incover mixed arlington. 43 now in the district. it is a cool morning. you

new pitching staff jordan zimmerman is back from tommy john surgery he looks great same one steven strausberg hase back from they appear on the road to recovery rye january zimmerman has been doing this for years, great third base, nats get a win, 10 and 3, and sole possession of first place nl east. >> and you know what, these wins they count >> they sure do. >> that is what is important. >> now, gaffney, we are learning a valuable lesson here i love twitter i love facebook be careful if you are an athlete he has been in trouble in the path for controversial comments on twitter this is now the red skins have told him basically stay away from red skins park for the next couple weeks they will attempt to trade him now the red skins are not blaming it all on the latest twitter controversy but saying essentially we weren't happy. >> now do we know, i have not read the tweet i am told they are so bad we can't talk about them. >> correct we probably want to stay away from that but he said to his defense he said his twitter account was hacked that was really not him who knows, bottom line, red skins no

steven strasburg has been spectacular this year. strasburg's two starts?tty good. 1-0 with a 0.69 e.r.a. last wednesday strasburg pitched six innings of two-hit ball to defeat the mets 4-0. he struck out nine while throwing a career high 108 pitches. strasburg starts the opener against the astros tonight and things aren't looking good for the nationals so far. >>> the redskins have officially announced london fletcher is in the fold. he signed a five-year contract but it is really a two-year deal with a little over 5 million guaranteed. london one of 60 to 70 redskins at redskins park this afternoon as they started their first off-season training program. all right. let's hit the hellie pad. a michigan man is now a maryland man. evan smotrycz transferring from the wolverines to the terms. 6'9". almost five rebounds in two seasons with michigan. he'll have to sit out next year. draft day the nba. natalie novosel with the eighth over all selection and they pick up lsu's lassonde ra barrett. and wizards news the team signed morris almond and waived robert mas

now ray stevens has compiled some of the funniest songs for his latest ccd. ray stevens joins us.pedias. since the last couple of years, compiling are the 108 most memorable songs in the history of recorded comedy music. i must admit, i'm on a mission here to save the endangered comedy song because you don't hear too many on the radio. >> brian: some of the rap songs make you giggle. >> steve: how about if we get out of your way and you do the medley for us? >> i'd be happy to. ♪ well in north carolina way back in the hills ♪ ♪ lived my old pappy and he had still ♪ ♪ he proved white ling night 'til the sun went down and he filled him a jug and pass it around ♪ ♪ mighty mighty pleasing ♪ pappy is going squeezing ♪ white lightning ♪ the team and the revenue is two ♪ ♪ searching for the place where he made his brew ♪ ♪ they were looking trying to book him but my pappy kept on booking ♪ ♪ white lightning ♪ fee, fee, phi, phi, fo item ♪ i smell smoke in the auditorium ♪ ♪ charlie brown ♪ charlie brown ♪ he's a clown, that charlie brown ♪ ♪ he's gonna get caught ♪ just you wait and see

. >> is this story happens the way debbie stevens said it did it has the tale of no good deed going unpunished. >> usually someone is giving the gift of life they're just filled with gratitude. >> stevens used to work at atlantic auto group on long island, new york says about a year and a half ago she decided to give a kidney to her aling boss jackie brusha. she was less than grateful, stevens say after she gave the kidney brucia gave her a pink slip. >> and crazy thing is that -- actually i feel ashamed. >> it started going down hill store forestevens after brucia had trouble finding a donor. >> i told her she can have one of mine. >> she was not a match but the registry let her give someone else a kidney on her boss' behalf meaning brucia could move up the list. stevens said she had complications and called in sick a few times and when making it to work... it was pretty bad. yelling at me all day, every day. >> stevens says she complained and management moved her to another dealership 50 miles away. ultimately she lost her job. now, she has a lawyer and is suing for an unspecified amount. >>

stevens matter. in particular. the fbi has works very, very close by with the anchorage police department in this case that involved bill allen, who was the key witness in the case against senator stevens. and it was alleged that he transported a young native alaskan woman across state lines justices higher up scuttled. the question that i would have to have is to what extent was the fbi involved in that investigation and did that include a reason for the prosecution not to go forward? this has really stunned people back in alaska. they cannot understand why the department of justice has dropped this. do you know any reason that based on the investigation that the prosecution should not have gone forward? >> i do not. i would assume this is the opr investigation. and that particular allegation would be addressed in that arena. am not familiar with the court's report that was issued earlier today, and i do not know whether that was a subject of that particular investigation. >> and i would ask you, because this is a matter that

has to approve the study before their session ends on monday. >> could be like the redskins and play in maryland, still be called washington. >>> the nats opened their season in chicago against the cubs. steven straussburg back to has usual self giving up 1-1, while striking out five in seven innings. tied in the ninth. desmond helped give the nats the lead with the rbi single. a new closer, brad laich, helped preserve the win. the nats and cubs have the day off but are back at it tomorrow. awesome. >>> and brice harper started the season right, as well. the 19-year-old slugger made his debut with the aaa syracuse chiefs yesterday. harper went 2-4 including a double and a stolen base. but wasn't enough as his chiefs fell to the rochester red wings 7-4. >>> already ugly breakup between keith olberman and current tv has taken another nasty turn. the fiery progressive commentator is suing his former employers for at least $50 million in damages. current tv fired olberman last week after a long-running dispute. his lawsuit claims that the company violated his contract by firing him without reason and not giving him complete editorial control. officials from current tv responded to the lawsuit ca

for addiction bat boy friends has been identified as steven . connie of san jose he is subject of an investigation for possible drug sales as well so when one. this broken to release strange. several weeks where there were reared accusations in we're e-mail's and foes exchanged back-and-forth home run of the accusations came from her on e-mail account and she accused her own husband the the bill locks that she was supplying drugs for her. he is in his office rather has since denied any those accusations the bottom lines as district 2 doesn't have a supervisor at the night's tally county voters are not sure exactly where this goes from here we tried to get some reaction from some of the other supervisors here in accounting and that all left for the weekend she will say only that's she has put up with this edition for 10 years and enough is enough. reporting live from oakland in mobile 5 and can acetobacter you. >>> more drama in the courtroom today is to spend a share from mercury is fighting to save his job the mayor's decision to suspend mercur

"time" magazine has steven spielberg. there are so many hollywood celebrities it's impossible to even keep track of how many there are. but we have reese witherspoon coming with the daily beast, i think. daniel day lewis with the huffington post. a lot of repeat visitors like paul rudd, who came last year. john legend, who came last year. kim kardashian of all people. coming back. she's even been here before. >> is she going to be with kanye? that's what the speculation's about. >> that would be something. i think she's coming with her mother, kris jenner. >> okay. that should not give us much to talk about. good to see you, amy. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> and we invite you to watch the event live on nbc starting at 10:00 tomorrow night. a whole lot to talk about her going with kanye west. >> yeah. >> i don't think she would do that. although they say they're together for the publicity, this would give them the publicity. if that's the truth. >> sure would. >> but i think she'll leave him at home. >> okay. we'll

steven hinton has won here twice. >> you're within 10 to 20 feet of that airplane on the start and dependingfive feet. >> reporter: 500 miles an hour? a new imax documentary "air racers 3d" that puts racers in the cockpit. in 2009 when he was just 22, hinton became the youngest winner ever at reno, breaking a record previously held by his father, steven hinton. some people think it's a dare devil sport but it's not. none of us go out there to race thinking that we're just adrenaline junkies. it's more of a precision thing. we're out there to try to accomplish something. >> reporter: in the hinton family, flying seems as essential as breathing. since you were a kid, the love of airplanes? >> yeah, grew up. i had a crib in the office. my mom works here so always a family business. >> reporter: at the planes of fame museum, the hintons restore classic aircraft. steven took me flying in a world war ii p-51 mustang. then his dad pulled up right beside us. suddenly we're flying frighteningly close, wing tip to wing tip as they do in the races. it bothers me a little bit, i got to admit. still, cru