the roo boss saved himself from the dingo! whoa. and the dingo got away! as fast as a roo leaps. ugh. no more driving up mountains on a 90° angle. and the way it handled itself over rocks and through streams. i'm going to miss it. not as much as i will. (kookaburra "laughing") (gasping) aviva's horn! the horn! in the createrra! createrra! somebody's in the createrra aviva! hantight! hah! it was hopster honking it! (laughing) the keys! yeah! see you, buddy! aviva, we found the keys to the createterra! yeah, and after this adventure we're making lots of extra keys. (laughing) well, i'm glad that dingo didn't hurt the roo boss. boy, did that roo have serious kick. you held him off pretty good, chris. yeah, i did, didn't i? bet you couldn't take me on, though. is that a challenge, joey boy? uh, guys the createrra! (kookaburra "laughing") both: oh no! we may have found the keys-- but we lost the createrra! (all laughing) oh! kangaroos have lots of really cool behaviors that keep the mob together and strong. yeah, and that kangaroo kickboxing is serious stuff. if

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the boss hog at it here along with redskins cheerleaders to get you ready for sunday's big game. morning. welcome to "news4 midday." i'm keith russell. >> and i'm barbara harrison. >>> firefighters on the scene of a house fire in the 16000 block of pond meadow lane. these are live pictures from chopper 4 where the firefighters are going through the home. one person inside the house suffered burned and has been taken to the hot. no word on how serious the injuries are or what caused the fire. >>> to a developing story off out of d.c. where the search is on for the person that stabbed a taxi cab driver and stole his car. this happened in the 500 block of kenyan street northwest in columbia heights. megan mcgrath has more on the driver's condition and investigation. >> reporter: it happened at around 7:00 this morning, when many people are calling taxi cabs to get to work and go about their daily business. for one cab driver here in the district, things took a very violent turn. yellow police tape closes the 500 block of kenyan street street northwest, behind the line, investigators

she was referring to danza but kate missed reruns of "taxi" and "who's the boss" and didn't recognize him. >>> amanda bynes resurfaced with her cheek piercing. >>> charlie sheen is going to be a grandfather now that his 28-year-old daughter is pregnant. her mother is sheen's high school girlfriend. >>> elton john sewn husband david furnish welcomed a baby boy to their family on friday. the second son completes our family in the most precious and perfect way. >>> river phoenix's last film "dark blood" will make a debut at the miami international film festival 20 years after the actor died of a tragic drug overdose. >>> finally, prince harry was named town and country's most eligible bachelor. he topped that list that included tim tebow, jack nicholson and george clooney. >>> finally, vatican city is home to a cover model. his personal secretary is promoted not only to archbishop but also to the front page of italy's vanity fair magazine. he is known as gorgeous george. papal assistant's headline says it's not a sin to be beautiful. a spokeswoman says the archbishop did

prendergast was the party boss in kansas city before he went to federal prison. they asked him why they chose harry truman and he said, i wanted to show the world that a well or ill machine could take an office boy and get him to well oiled machine could take an office boy and get him elected to senate. other senators called him the senator from prendergast. he squeaks in to get reelected in 1940 and then they elevated him, not because he was qualified to be president, as emitted over and over again, but because he did not have a lot of enemies and he was very pliable. if wallace had been in there, there would have been no atomic bomb, and no nuclear arms race, and very possibly no cold war. wallace could see the world through the eyes of our adversaries. he understood the soviets. he understood the chinese. >> he was an anglophobe too. roosevelt was as well. he repeatedly told his son, we are not going to be played as a good time charlie as we were in world war i. >> he also campaigned with african americans at a time of jim crow, and went to africa. >> he was sh

the boss of airbus said the u.s.egulators were right to ground the dreamliner buddy says it's not his place to give boeing lessons especially after all the problems they faced with the a-380. >> both boeing and airbus to give the same priority to safety. this is paramount. 2012 was excellent for both companies. there was a decision by the faa. this decision confirms that the air transport is probably one of the safest transports around world. when there's a doubt, yes, it's better at to look at things very carefully. >> that was the boss of airbus. let's talk about the great greek divide. there's been a reminder of the deep divide within the society. ordinary people are suffering of austerity. a few people involved in a tax scandal. whether to investigate top politicians including two former prime ministers and the former finance minister or canceling a list of suspected tax evaders with the names of thousands of greeks on it. the former finance minister in greece has denied responsibility. >> he denies any involveme

no problem, says the boss. >> in order to be a hogette, you had to be big, family man, huge redskins lling to put on a hog cheerleader outfit. >> reporter: with the snout? >> with the snout. >> reporter: and then learn that cheer. >> re 'em out, re 'em out, root 'em out hogs. >> reporter: little by also the past is fading away. no rfk, no hogs, and now no hogettes. it just won't be the same [ snorting ] in virginia, near the pigpen, pat collins, news4. [ snorting ] >>> maybe pat will just keep that costume on. the hogettes' legacy is more than just about football and pig snouts. they've also raised millions for children's charities right here in this area throughout the years. so we thank you for your time and service with that. >>> thanks that's all for "news4 this week. j.c. i'm veronica johnson until next time be safe, be kind and remember to be happy.

the boss went down for second defeat and looks to be out for the count. believing he had nothing to lose, he came down from his suite at the following morning to deliver to the press words that will live in infamy. as cactus jack garner said, he gave it to them with the bark on. mr. nixon was now thought to be finished. abc put together an instant documentary entitled the political obituary of richard m. nixon. and the featured interview was with that astute political analyst, alger hiss. [laughter] i think alger went on to be an "msnbc" commentator, did he not? [laughter] [applause] brought back from the c-span rendition. as mark twain said, reports of his death were premature. moving his family to new york ,-com,-com ma richard nixon entered what he would call his wilderness years. after the goldwater rockefeller like death in 1964, with our party bitterly divided, the boss volunteered to introduce the nominee at the cow palace and did so in one of the finest addresses he ever delivered. after he brought back contentious convict -- convention together w

she's the boss, huh? she's the boss. the boss would say $45, so you better be glad he said $40. $40? all right. i'm going to do a deal with you for 40 bucks. this is a cool bowl. i'm going to be honest. probably ten years ago this stuff was selling for twice as much as what it is today. but today, it still holds its own. i didn't hit a million-dollar piece but i think we got a real good one here. walberg: kevin returns to the same atrium where he and miller won the bonus round and finds a book of movie posters that was there for the taking by any one of the pickers. 50 years of movie posters. these are, like, great reference books. you don't see these every day, and this one's in pretty good condition. do you want to go home with this thing, or can i make you a real sloppy offer on it? not very sloppy, i love it. 20 bucks. i see them on the internet for $30 in almost mint condition. oh, really? yeah. not $25? no, 20 bucks one bill, cash. all right, all right. drum roll? duh-duh-duh-duh! (laughs) thank you very much. what

the boss bosses see what is going on and start screaming adjourn the meeting immediately.re is a fire hazard. there is a motion to adjourn. all those in favor say aye. any opposed nay. every opposed. he was five feet from the microphone. >> eliot: wallace would have been vice president and you're saying wallace--there is so much interest to dig into. do you think fdr really wanted wallace and was unable to happen? >> fdr, he was near death. he was very weak. the bosses came to him and said we want to get rid of wallace on the ticket. >> eliot: more importantly if it had been president wallace not president truman, we would have gone in a fundamentally different direction. >> he would have tried. >> eliot: people don't remember henry wallace. he's one of those vice presidents who are forgot no one the dust bin of history. >> the very first thing that comes up on the agenda is the atomic bomb. wallace knew a lot about it. he was the liaison with the scientists. he never would have dropped that bomb. there was no need to. japan was defeated. >> eliot: what is your theory abou

this figure, henry wallace and how he could have been president in 1944, but he was bumped by the political bosses. that led, of course, to the decision by chairman. that became the origin for a documentary or movie. he wrote a script. .. >> the book, we decided this is getting very serious. we know i'm going to be called on this because of my background in making movies. this was part fiction, part fantasy, but we decided to go ahead and go with this book. peter took over the book. i was running the film, and we were crossbreeding all the time and checking each other constantly. but i took about four and a half, five years now. that's where we are today thank you that was pretty thorough. we have been friends for the altered since 1996. then we decide record to go ahead with this project. i've had a sabbatical, thought it was going to be a "60 minutes" documentary. now a 10 adversaries. what i thought was going to take one semester ended up taking four years, four and a half years so it's been a big project. it's important for us to have the book because i was surprised how little information you

. >> the infamous bay area crime now starring in a hollywood bidding war. >> bad day at work? how you can and can't trash your boss online and get away with it. >> meet the guy responsible for colin kaepernick's signature ink. >> mainly cloudy skies outside. tonights overnight temperatures will not be close to freezing. everybody staying in the 40s. we have rain moving in. find out when coming up. and...done. did you just turn your ringer off so no one would interrupt us? oh no, i... just used my geico app to get a tow truck. it's gonna be 30 minutes. oh, so that means that we won't be stuck up here, for hours, with nothing to do. oh i get it, you wanna pass the time, huh. (holds up phone) fruit ninja!!! emergency roadside assistance. just a click away with the geico mobile app. crooks... who drove off with 200-grand! a dozen luxury cars were stolen from this used c >>> the hunt is on for a bunch of crooks who drove off with $200,000. a dozen luxury cars were stolen from this used car lot overnight. mercedes, jaguar, beamers. one of the cars was recovered nearby. the suspects ditched it when it ran out of gas. thr

. >> you might think you'd get in trouble for dissing the boss in some of these cases. guess there was one case where several case workers in buffalo got fired for complaining they were working too hard in their jobs. that was overturned by the labor board because it was considered protected speech. >> that's fascinating. does it matter if you're posting things saying you're bored at work or that you don't necessarily feel like you're getting all that much done in your work that day? >> well i think there are two things that you have to look at. if you are, when you are talking about work, doing something in a way that could get you more wages or in a way that could get a better working environment, then it's okay. if you're not, saying your bored is going to cause some problems. >> especially if you're bored being on twitter and facebook. it depends on the category. the board upheld the filing of a reporter for the arizona daily star who was bored and posted online saying what? no overnight homicide? you're slacking, tucson. well, that was considered not acceptable for

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the unionn category. those examples are not those. my boss is a jerk and in that case you are out of the door. >> the union shouldn't be involve that's all you need to know and let the company take care of this. if they want to be slandered great . penalize you for it. unions shouldn't have nothing to do with this. >> and basically, this is protecting, when you talk about social media and twitter and facebook and linked in. how protected is that needing to be? there is it a freedom of speech piece of the constitution last time i checked. >> yes, there is a freedom of speech but not of freedom of responsibility. what ever happened to being a good employee and going to work and being loyal to your employee? if you don't like yourr employer, simple, go to work somewhere else. don't bad mouth them. you could cause a stock price to suffer by you going out and having a cocktail and calling your boss a scum bag on twitter and they are morons who does this and they deserve to be fired. >> it doesn't matter if you are on twitter or a sandwich board. a

humidity every single member of your family, and finally i get to interview the boss. >> yeah, the bosss great. i'm glad to have you interviewing me, because i'm going all over the world. >> everyone says the same thing about you. very tough, because you had to be. that you wanted the best for your family and you decided right from the start that you were going to be firm, tough when you had to be disciplined and do what it took to give them the lives that many of them have since enjoyed. how do you respond to that? >> during those times it is hard and you had a lot of things there in the area that we were living. >> gary, indiana. >> yes, and i had to make sure that they didn't get into trouble and things of that sort. >> what your children have told me, is that you found it hard, because you were tough with them and disciplined. and wanted to be, you found it hard to tell them too much that you loved them. and some of them found that quite difficult to deal with. >> well, let me tell you an example. i interviewed janet and she said this. >> one time i tried to calm him down. >> what h

be careful what you say about the boss on facebook. you may be at risk of getting fired. ns. sue? >> back to hayward. i-880 is remaining slow. a hot dog cart got hit. the traffic is still very slow past the 92 interchange . toward the san mateo bridge looking good. a few brake lights as you make your way toward the high rise . lights in the toll plas a. >> thank you, sue. actor jude law joined jimmie kimmel on the couch. in this case he talked about the rising price of postal stamps. >> postage service raised the price of first class stamps. stamps are something that the pilgrims used before weigh had the internet. i wish the postoffice would charge us for e-mail. maybe aunt nancy would avoid sending gangnum style eight months after it came out. >> i whan you are talking about. it is following abc news at 11:00. night line comes on after jimmie. >> twitter using the video, facing the first hicup. pornography. x-rated videos are uploaded and users encountering the explicit material. they can flag them as inappropriate. they now display a warning. >> 5:30. a taste of new orl

they advise not to be friends with the boss or like your company page. specific details or policies that are not broad, actually, so that the employees actually know what the employer expects of them, and where i practice -- neil: seems to reason they shouldn't be piping off on the worldwide web about the place where they work; right? >> well, it's digital foot prints. do you want things that are negative out there about you? do you want to post certain photographs that are going to be out there forever? if you then apply for future jobs? it's something that now and the world and technology. neil: i have a behavior clause in the contact. i can't act like an ass in public. i save it for on air. you're saying that's very different from workers who just have sort of like a split personality, angels at work, monsters online? >> i think they have to be careful about disparaging things like trade secrets or product introductions. >> they crossed the line, and that's the issue. neil: what's crossing the line? >> calling your boss a sexual predator with no eviden

, they would be out of the door. as a boss, we haven't gotten a ruling on this and i will be shocked if the unions win in this case, i have to be honest. >> i think everybody needs thicker skin. someone is to tweet they hate my hair . i will still go to sleep at night. >> that was johnn thon. >>> and i am going to twit. >> guys, thank you very much. coming up, lawmakers want to start taxing vaccinations? wait until you hear what they want to do with the money. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >> the flu out break gating worse and if you think it is bad now just wait. congress considering to report making us cough

they are waiting for the team to lead on to the bosses. they are not going to miss out on the chance to waive to their favorite players. they want them to know that they are still there waiting for them. that is what fans do. the fact that the coach and the players are very appreciative for all the fans in the stands. it was electric to hear the cheers and uh-oh song. when you can hear that in a crowd this big, it is amazing. >> we have almost breaking news. the ravens are going to the super bowl. did you hear that? >> the ravens are going to the super bowl. yes, they are. >> it is just now starting to seem real. they prevail against one of the best teams in football. >> he was yelling through the entire thing. >> you can only imagine what it is like here. >> she spent the evening at fells point. what is going on? >> i heard jennifer use the word electric to describe the crowd. that is how you can describe the crowd here. people are going absolutely crazy. the crowd has actually thinned out a little bit. [group chanting] >> sometimes the fa

not to beat a dead horse on this, but the common operating picture was really the point i brought back to my boss that i said would solve the shared mission issue, would solve the lexicon and slang issues and bring everyone to the same table understanding where we're going and to develop a few tools not only sort of specific to the department of public works to show our piece, but then more broadly to the city that we can bring to the incident and share, regardless of who's there, what part of the department of defense or other entities that are out there that can come to the table and hit the ground running as a result of that tool. that was my biggest take away and that's my main recommendation to my boss. >> i was fortunate, my boss was there. so i think we both shared the concept that interoperatability is the key. we need to continue to work to ensure that we have interoperatability with the federal, state and local governments and next year i think we'll take this exercise to another level. i'm not sure what that's going to be, but between now and then we will be working to ensure it's succ

, they would be out of the door. as a boss, we haven't gotten a ruling on this and i will be shocked if the unions win in this case, i have to be honest. >> i think everybody needs thicker skin. someone is to tweet they hate my hair . i will still go to sleep at night. >> that was johnn thon. >>> and i am going to twit. >> guys, thank you very much. coming up, lawmakers want to start taxing vaccinations? wait until you hear what they want to do with the money. this happy couple used capital one venture miles for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid. oh! "x" marks the sp she'll never sit. but i bought a dress! a toast... ...to the capital one venture card. fly any airline, any flight, anytime. double miles you can actually use. what a coincidence? what's in your wallet? [ all screaming ] watch the elbows ladies. [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the

. >> you might think you'd get in trouble for dissing the boss in some of these cases. guess there was one case where several case workers in buffalo got fired for complaining they were working too hard in their jobs. that was overturned by the labor board because it was considered protected speech. >> that's fascinating. does it matter if you're posting things saying you're bored at work or that you don't necessarily feel like you're getting all that much done in your work that day? >> well i think there are two things that you have to look at. if you are, when you are talking about work, doing something in a way that could get you more wages or in a way that could get a better working environment, then it's okay. if you're not, saying your bored is going to cause some problems. >> especially if you're bored being on twitter and facebook. it depends on the category. the board upheld the filing of a reporter for the arizona daily star who was bored and posted online saying what? no overnight homicide? you're slacking, tucson. well, that was considered not acceptable for

i will like to thank the 11 supervisors paying attention. i'm one of your bosses. listen real good. lance armstrong has proven to be a disgrace. he finally told the truth i am waiting along with others whether the city attorney herrera and sean -- will start telling the truth. we want to know what the real residence was in 2008, don't do the lance armstrong because it did not work for him. mayor lee, what would you do about -- and alvarez. number three, is the board of supervisors and the mayor's office will support the reason federal child porn investigation and prosecution in california? the answer is no. are you going to support child porn? put your money where your mouth is. next california, you know it is spelled california. is coming to san francisco? only you know the answer. the last headline in the chronicle, sf scientist resigns after faking data. truth is very elusive in san francisco. sooner or later people that lie will pay the ultimate price. lance armstrong, even i loved you. he disappointed me. you proved me right. >> thanks next speaker. >> if you could good please p

and that even the boss himself lends a hand. now the models get quickly into the close. a deep breath, a couple of last- minute adjustments, and they get ready to step out onto the runway. time for us to part. one of us stays backstage. >> the other goes out to watch. it is jam packed. there are 700 invited guests -- celebrities, fashion journalists, fashion buyers. here we go. the models look so elfin in these clothes. still, i find myself wondering -- do they have that in my size? backstage, the designer is enjoying his big moment. behind him, it is still a hectic rush to get models into their outfits. sometimes they only have seconds to change. ♪ after just a quarter of an hour, it is all over. then the designer himself steps briefly into the limelight. all that preparation for such a short show. you can sense the relief of tension. he says it has gone well despite a little bit of stress. he gets congratulations from friends and compliments from fashion critics, and now it is time for the big backstage party, right? well, no. instead of champagne and celebrities, the

>> she's decisive, impatient, and there's a look that says, "i'm the boss, and you're boring." >> i justt was a bit banal. >> should i do the faces of the moment because that's what we have on the cover or just still keep thinking? >> keep thinking. >> an editor is, in the final analysis, a kind of dictator. a magazine is not a democracy. >> it's a group of people coming together and presenting ideas from which i pick what i think is the best mix for each particular issue. but in the end, the final decision has to be mine. >> meet miranda priestly, the beastly editor in the devil wears prada. meryl streep is anna incarnate. >> is there some reason that my coffee isn't here? has she died or something? >> i've heard that miranda priestly is just a teddy bear compared to anna wintour. >> it was entertainment. it was not a true rendition of what happens within this magazine. >> i understand that. but where people made comparisons with you is the coldness, that anna must not be spoken to when she's on the elevator. >> yeah, i heard that. you're not allowed to get in the elevator with me. >> w

but only half of those say they did so in front of the boss. 57% of employers said they would be less likely to promote potty mouths. what do you think about swearing in the workplace. >> okay. head to the facebook fan page and weigh in. keep it clean, thoughts. >>> it's a real life goldilocks tale. a couple discovered someone had been in their house they lost a bottle jack daniels and a watch and bracelet. that was small worry with they thought about what else went on. food containers in the sink stuff out of the freezer and the beds in the guest room all messed up. >> it was very bizarre. that's why i said it's so creepy to think somebody would come in your home and take the time to sit down and eat something and then lay down in the bed and -- >> and what? they took off with the keys and the clicker to the cadillac which was sitting in the driveway but didn't steal the car. out of fear they may come back, the couple disabled the car so it won't work with the key and the problem is, they can't use it either until they get the ignition and the locks changed. what a pain. >> what a st

. >> the old bosses are now behind bars. what we're dealing with now are rival cartels. the old bosses have handed over their power to young men who are sometimes only 20 -- impulsive firebrands who are fighting to broaden their territories. >> culture is the only weapon that will help the state. many locals obviously dream of a life without the camorra. to them, the band is a welcome respite. they are sharing the stage with other artists with a similar agenda. they want people to know that they do not have to accept the camorra's rule of law. we talked to a teacher in the audience who tells us that many of her students have parents in jail. >> you do not go into education to teach children reading and writing. before all else, we must show them that there is another way to live. >> from local it -- for local teenagers, life in the high-rise estates tends to be bleak. they are all too aware that taking a stand means taking a risk. >> at one concert, the audience yelled "viva la camorra" at us. another time, i was pretty scared when does from a gang decided they had to sho

the boss of san francisco, who was dethroned after the earthquake, he was arrested. they tracked it down there. he was hiding out. >> was it still county land at that time? >> city lead. >> this is after it was subdivided into standard lots? >> they are big. anyone who live there, you might have a backyard twice as long as your house. smaller home builders started taking root with larger ones. a lot of times, it was like this. a guy would buy a couple of lots and essentially build two houses and tried to sell them. or live in one. they did that all the way up to the 1940's. one of the last parcels a friend of mine lived on on 28 and cabrilla, which used to be a garbage dump, and in the 1940's, they build it over with sand -- they have lots of that lying around. >> this is parker studio boulevard in the richmond district. you are on the road, which is this piece of land. after the 1906 earthquake and fire, there were a refugee camps for and in a lot of the refugee camps, there were earthquake refugee cottages. these were small little portable cottages built on these c

you'll have to take it up with the boss i'm getting my orders from him from now on must i run a foul you again am i doomed forever to be vanquished? what has this sub-human creature incubated from the recess of foulness done to become your favored it was with evil intent that he ventured forth, he volunteered to do my binding. must i be humiliated by this maggot, i demand my rights. you're missing the point chum. there is an hombre called judge parker and a sweet gal named barbara, what's been playing good ball with a lot of kids. which might otherwise join up with your team. and me eddie kagle is staying around to see that you don't mess things up. so long as you remain in the judge's body neither you nor he can do anything. what's more you're making barbara very unhappy, the longer you remain on earth the longer she can not be joined with her rightful mate. it was you who got me in. you were evil then, i had power over you. i get it, if i don't myself help you take me out of parker's body. barbara and the judge don't get together like they should. alright i'll make you deal, if you

you'll have to take it up with the boss i'm getting my orders from him from now on must i run a foul you again am i doomed forever to be vanquished? what has this sub-human creature incubated from the recess of foulness done to become your favored it was with evil intent that he ventured forth, he volunteered to do my binding. must i be humiliated by this maggot, i demand my rights. you're missing the point chum. there is an hombre called judge parker and a sweet gal named barbara, what's been playing good ball with a lot of kids. which might otherwise join up with your team. and me eddie kagle is staying around to see that you don't mess things up. so long as you remain in the judge's body neither you nor he can do anything. what's more you're making barbara very unhappy, the longer you remain on earth the longer she can not be joined with her rightful mate. it was you who got me in. you were evil then, i had power over you. i get it, if i don't myself help you take me out of parker's body. barbara and the judge don't get together like they should. alright i'll make you deal, if you

i also want to thank ross the boss, we are going to try to wring some stability back. right now it is still silly. the no i am the only african american media head. i don't know who to go to to record my history? my name is ace. i am on this case. don't get mad at me. ladies and gentlemen, my name is ace. congratulations queen bee, you made history. i don't know how you did it but god be with you. >> and the reverend jorge garcia. i represent the voice of thousands of latinos in the united states, we are 30 million mexicans, 6 million in california, 1 million in san francisco. david campos for example. john avalos. another personalidades like milt -- the sheriff. they show us how to work together. they come to us in peace. [indiscernible] how do you make new rules. [indiscernible] thank you very much for the example for thousands of young people in this country. gracias por permitir que alli donde terminan sus derechos comienzan los nuestros. god bless this board. >> president: public comment is closed. madam clerk could you please read the next item. >> members will pr

. >> who's the boss here? you think you're the boss? >> one of us happens to be a celebrity. famous wrestler. >> hey, that's me. >> gill's close friend and sometimes tormenter is fellow wrestler rich garcia. >> big rich is the most obnoxious, heaviest mexican i have ever known in my life, and i love him for that. >> i've known michael for about three years, and it's a love-hate relationship. >> get that [ bleep ] -- >> shut up. [ bleep ] >> are you all right? guy, grow up! >> the [ bleep ] that he does pisses you off, and then there's times when he can just be the most loving teddy bear, you know, that anybody's ever met. >> whoo, i'm winded. >> gill also has a new girlfriend, tish birmingham. >> with her, i finally found out what true love is. i love you, baby. i trust her. i've never trusted any woman. >> tish is gill's biggest ringside fan for his wrestling matches, which usually take place far away from the arenas featured in bigtime television wrestling. tonight's match is at a rented-out nightclub in denver. >> 10, 15 minutes, okay? >> okay. we do mexican wrestling show