as time progressed with the bouncer ignored him, the man became more agitated.just leave it alone. he's not worth worrying about. he says oh, you want a piece of me. i thought uh-oh. this guy is really nuts. so i got out my camera, leaned on a parking meter there and just waited. let it rip. >> according to zenny, the man had been harassing people inside harry's bar and had gotten kicked out. when the man continues to approach the door and make threatening gestures, the bouncer issues a warning. >> back up. back up. >> the bouncer says, i want you to step beyond here. in other words, that area out there is public property. this is private property. do not come within it. >> but when the man doesn't move, the stoic bouncer springs into action. he put the gentleman in a choke hold. now the other guy, his partner for some inexplicable reason grabs his legs and brought him down to make sure he was on the ground and stabilized, although i think that's why he ended up hitting his head on the pavement. >> the man tries to resist but the bouncer is able to maintain his

. >>> dude picks a fight with the wrong bouncer and gets taken out. >> let me tell you something, dude in the striped shirt was trying to make a viral video. >> how he's proving that taking a hit gets hit. >>> and see how this car ninja is taking his tricks to the max. >> i'm impressed. h,z/ >>> being a bouncer is not an easy job. we know that because you got to deal with bozos with riffraff like this dude here who is coming up on this bouncer? oslo, norway, he's brought a bat to this thing. this video going crazy viral had 1 million some views in 24 hours posted on hip-hop videos where a lot of fight videos are posted. this and this is a definitely a fight video. one right cross down, dude is out cold. >> a little bit of blood. >> blood on the ground. >> blood dripping out of this guy's mouth. guy is not in good shape you can say. looks a little dazed and confused. >> well, yeah, he picked a fight with a mountain. >> look at the bouncer, he just defended himself, he didn't go and beat him up, he stayed on top of him, he looks genuinely concerned for the dude in the striped shirt, and

. >> see the bouncer who turned out to be bulletproof. >>> how can it be raining when -- >> people are standing on a really dry street? >> the video that has everybody trying to solve the mystery. >> what? do you know what it could be? >>> and just because you put on a batman costume doesn't mean you're batman. we've got the proof. >> oh! >>> oit always good to be extra careful when you see one of these out there on the road. they're hard to miss. giant truck with an oversized load sign on the back. carrying some heavy bigtime stuff. they're usually followed by the little chase vehicle with the yellow lights and flags and all that. >> that's exactly right, that's who has the dash cam, this is the rear escort, also has a front escort a pilot guiding the truck, because this thing's huge. but watch this what if one of these things runs into something else. >> uh-oh. >> see the red suv pass safely. watch the oversize load, boom. >> oh. >> it took down the whole thing. >> yeah, runs into one of those railroad traffic signs. you see this thing hit the ground. the rear escort pulls over. even

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. >> it came out during the trial, the bouncer on the stand said out of nowhere stoltz sucker punchedon brian, and then there was a fight. and i know that brian was losing the fight and that one of his friends, that was a little guy, jumped on stoltz's back and stoltz just shook him off and brian told him to stay out of it, and i guess brian got the best of stoltz then. >> but both sides agree that later on stoltz returned to the scene of the knife with a serrated kitchen knife. >> how similar is that knife from the son that killed your son? >> we think it's close from seeing the blade broken off at the trial. >> given the fact stoltz returned to the scene rather than call police, the lusks believe he armed himself not out of fear but revenge. >> i don't think my son did anything wrong that night. i really don't. and i can see when he came back why brian went over here and said, why are you back? i mean, i would have. brian didn't know how to fight against a knife. he was just a kid. and there was no way. and he just slaughtered him. >> i should have called the police. >> why didn't y

first hitter of the game, will bouncer right back to lincecum. and grab and throws the first for the out. later, top of the second, two outs, grounding into the fielder's choice. lincecum solid two innings. one hit two runs. top of the sixth now, tommy blast a two-run home run. that caps off a six run for the padres and san diego wins 7-2. >>> dodgers and a's in phoenix. a.j. griffin making his spring debut. top of the second, two on for gordon and will take griffin for a ride into the right field corner. aj ellis scores. gordon gets a triple. dodgers lead 2-0. clayton bottom of the third and a's down 2-1. former dodger nick puto. that will play derrick norris and sam fold. gives up five runs in two plus innings. that's the second bat outing this spring, by the way. a's win 7-2. >>> if the warriors aren't able to win the new arena location along piers 30 and 32, there could be a backed up plan down the street. both the warriors and giants are open to disusing the idea of a new arena in the parking lot across from at&t mark. diane and janelle, the

bouncer. as he rose through the church ranks, he continued to visit the poorest neighborhoods of buenos aires. the pope's background as a regular joe, a priest who remained close to his flock comes through. >> he is grounded and rooted in the real stories of people's lives built on his experience in the slums of buenos aires and his own history. i think he's asking us to question what we understand about the world around us. >> it's not just his message, but his actions that have captured imaginations. from his own choice of lifestyle,ioning the ornate vatican apartments to his choice of car, hard to imagine a less luxurious pope mobile, signaled his in tent to be with his people. easter week, he washed the feet of inmates, the washing of feet being a traditional gesture of humility. this time, he included muslims and women. no other pope has ever washed the feet of women. in doing so, he ignored the church's own rules. this image of francis blessing a disfigured man moved many when it appeared in newspapers and on websites around the globe. >> somewhere along all the way, he learned that it m

. >> reporter: they were on the waiting list but did not qualify for free housing because brian had a job making $500 a week as a bouncer ago when the boss spotted him crawling into a cardboard box after a shift. >> i don't like to be angry. >> reporter: they remain grateful, work the system and pray for a home one day. so does reggie. >> all we're asking for is a small act of kindness from your heart. >> reporter: and though he has a warm bed at night, he knows the shelter is not getting him closer to his goal. >> good they keep people alive but they need to be moving people to the next level. it's not helping then. >> there is a movement across the country to place our homeless neighbors in stable, living conditions. phoenix, arizona just ended chronic homelessness among its 222 veterans. nashville currently working to house folks in the 100,000 homes campaign. there are models across the country and d.c. is hoping to follow those models. >> we have one, one of the richest populations in the nation. two, one of the biggest populations of veterans, many of them homeless on our streets here. so you can see the capitol o

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the hospital." there you go. this one's from @adamanderson. he says, "bouncer took one look at my i.d.ed weight, bro.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: why? >> jimmy: this one's weird. this one's from @ranchhand67. she says, "my dad took us on family vacation but didn't bring enough water. when we got thirsty, he told us to drink our tears." [ laughter ] >> steve: trying to toughen them up for life. >> jimmy: drink our tears. >> steve: drink your tears! >> jimmy: next one's from @branooga. >> steve: aooga! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that an old timey horn? >> steve: yeah, old timey horn. >> jimmy: he says, "drove 20 hours to florida because our friend's uncle had an amazing condo for us. turns out it was on a senior nudist colony." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: there's our "tonight show hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags or submit yours by downloading our new "tonight show" app available on itunes and for android. stick around, we'll be right back with julianna margulies! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is the comfort of full grain,

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to that little boy, is the humility and the sort of love that he brings to this work that he's doing. he came from simple beginnings. he worked as a bar bouncerand a janitor before he was a priest. do you find him having a much deeper and much different connection to the people that he leads? and how is that impacting this papacy? >> yeah. i think in some ways pope francis is not very different from previous popes. he's traditional and conservative on a lot of the hot button issues. and it's important to point out that these things that we like about him, that has drawn all this attention, he's compassionate, humility, care for the least fortunate, these are also not novel things but classic, traditional markers of christianity. not just catholicism but christianity. these are the things that have endeared him to so many people and have really produced what some people call the francis effect. you know, this massive improving of the public image of the church. which is drastically needed at this particular moment in light of all these church scandals. and he's done this through these -- these virtues of poverty and humility and compassionate

the evening. >> i started at 9:30 a.m.. >> and by 5:00 that's how many drinks? >> it's a day cabs are busy, bouncers, too. >> it's going to be all night. it's going to be all night. >> probably like 37. >> as long as they have money and they're awake they're going to spend it this & drink. >> which is why chp tweeted this urging don't drive buzzed, don't let your luck run out. san francisco and several other bay area cities will screen and patrol for intoxicated drivers tonight and over the next two nights. eight of ten drivers involved in dui deaths on st. patrick's day were tested at twice the legal limit. >> i don't know if you call it binges, but it is a longer event. you're starting with a parade, running until 2:00 in the morning. that's a longer time so there's more actual socializing. >> it's a drinking holiday for us. >> this bell fast native says this holiday gets more buzz here than his home hand. >> i'm proud of it. it's nice to see americans like irish people. >> we're all safe. they're protecting each other. it's about okay -- honestly you need your buddy. grab your buddy. >> reporter:

with the parents but will decide in airplane if they will pay they are college tuition out of money they have already set aside. >> get that young woman through college. i've had my say. >>> bouncer cloud.com. have you heard of this working. surveyed people and many thought a gigabyte was an insitting found in south american. and 11% of people thought html was a sexually transmitted disease. despite the wrong answers, 60% of people who took part believe it is important to understand current technology. coming up on al jazeera america. despite tension in ukraine the country's team played the u.s. in a soccer match. talk about an international friendly. details coming up. issues home where they effect you the most. >> household debt has been slashed. >> then, what real people are talking about in real-time with the stream. >> all of our communities lightin' up twitter tonight. >> and stay with us for live, breaking and in-depth news. real reporting, this is what we do. al jazeera america. al jazeera a >> so despite the upheaval and a tension in ukraine today saw a momentary reprieve. the u.s. faced the ukrainian team in an international friendly. >> reporter: sometimes the best way

first of all the fact that it was actually taken is pretty remarkable second that these are elected officials although they they look rather more like. what we call over here bar room bouncers they're pretty husky looking gentleman. why it would take five of them to convey this point they're making to the station manager i don't know but clearly the road to convey it with force that was physical force employed. mainly by the gentleman in the pony tail and the the tie who is clearly the ringleader of the group. i think this gets to the whole question of who some of these forces are that are part of the you know the official interim government in kiev and of course that is what has set in motion all the vents of the past few weeks so it's it's very disturbing. and it's interesting i watched a couple of other videos from the far right by the way from the right sector with i think the title is translated as resurgent ukraine and these are these are pretty disturbing too and i think would give russia and ought to give us some cause for concern a liberal sources and of course are clearly not happy with this behavior is there any internals of government you think and what could th

the didier thing and hugging people who were ill. he seems to really want to touch his parishioners. is that why he's this way. >> i think it's because he's from south america. this pope was a bouncerr. he loves soccer. he is a jesuit. that's a religious order. i think a lot of what we see in terms of his humility, simplicity of life, these sort of qualities you can define as a christian, hopefully, but also very much rooted in him being a jesuit. >> you say he's not there to change the teachings of the church but he has signaled a lot more openness and ridge rigidit. could you foresee a day under this pope's papacy where those things actually change within the church? the practices or the believes? >> there's no church teaching from 300 years ago on this topic. what the pope is doing more than anything, is he's having a conversation. in a sense, he's saying i get where people are at. the church needs to meet people where they're at first of all. to say yes, in a sense, i'm pope, but poping ain't easy. i need help in making sure that nobody feels disenfranchised by the church, who should love all humanity. >> there's an open invitation to him if he wants to speak to congress. we ha