in the back seat was his daughter's dog tubby. as the bridge began to twist, it was impossible to drive. >> he tries to get out of the car, but he can't open the door, so he climbs out of the window and tries unsuccessfully to walk on the bridge. >> he didn't get very far before he realized that the situation was so dangerous he might not get back, and he better go back and get tubby. >> but the bridge twists and writhes so violently, he can't safely go back for the dog. >> he was continually being thrown to the pavement and staggering to one side or the other. virtually crawling part of the way to the safety of the east tower. >> another person trying to escape from the bridge that day is professor bert farquharson. >> professor bert farquharson was an authority on bridge structures. so when clark eldridge and lacey murrow became concerned about how much this bridge might move, they hired bert farquharson to conduct some studies. >> as part of his study, dr. farquharson sets up film cameras a few weeks after the bridge opens to c

space debris we left to be moved top two hundred fifty agree the largest distillery so that we guess tubby lies the destiny of the inner space objects he space and to do that we are now designing the catch a satellite which sticks to the they were in a big them down to their atmosphere and then in also the mother ship which paints six had to satellites the other for example if you're something wacky lost by hitting by debris it would have taken one of five years to reach precede in more than one hundred millions to cover it so that's a huge. so green is green paste an executive from the organization has been called flying back and forth to wood despite that empty egg campaign we'll bring you this story from the price. you claim and the prospects of peace a preliminary talks of a limited nature are underway to avoid an all out civil war so it remains to be seen whether the regime in can be seriously today one thing is certain violence only divides ukraine. and. the. economic up and downs in the final months day the longer the deal sang i and the rest because i think be a little be everythin

melissa: you're saying they are little tubbies. guys -- >> what woman want to meet a guy -- >> who wants to meet a guy who can type really fast. >> what are the reasons? melissa: i was going to say a lot of reasons are great. >> they're great but they're wrong. >> how do you know that? melissa: do i. >> these reporters voted for obama. how could -- >> written by a reporter trying to find a girlfriend. [laughing] >> i don't think reporters are that good at meeting deadlines. melissa: really? >> i don't think they care about the, or the news, right? idea reporters look at all of the news all the time. we know they don't. grammar thing is just wrong. melissa: they're great scrabble partners. are you a great scrabble partner. >> i passed my grammar test at university of missouri journalism school. >> i don't play scrabble. >> passionate communicators. are you guys passionate communicators? >> you ever notice me communicateing? melissa: they get invited to swanky events. that is true. white house correspondents dinner. >> i go to that.

. >> the birthday boy even asks a coworker to record his tubby time on video.ually get the manager's attention, she's not even interested. in fact, she gives some short responses. but it's basically just ignoring what's going on. >> tacket puts the video on hismy space page and it goes viral. he gets his 15 minutes of fame but loses his job. >> fast food could become the cleanest, safest industry and 20 years later point to that dude. >> eggs, smoke bombs, and fists. welcome to parliamentary politics ukrainian style. >> this one's beyond insane. >> april 2010. kiev, ukraine. members of ukraine's legislature are voting on a controversial treaty with russia. when the opposition party tries to disrupt the vote. >> instead of handling it diplomatically, they use fists instead. >> the weapon of choice? eggs. >> where do they get the eggs? i'm just going to bring eggs to parliament today and throw them at everyone. >> also been thrown, plenty of punches. >> this isn't happening at a sporting event. this isn't a bar fight. this is a governmental meeting. >> the opposi

tubby smith, basketball coach, he was there representing his dad who got the purple heart in world war ii. so we emphasize the. we've got 1600 veterans and dependents at texas tech. you've got one place you go that we don't care what your question is, we will be able to help you. and the average student that comes to texas tech as a veteran, we allow the average is 26 hours that a transfer in. some of those they took, but a lot of them are things that they did when they were in the service. if someone, if a young person has been a medic, there's no sense in making them repeat courses if they're going to nursing school. >> i've heard of that problem. that's incredible. you can be a medic and you can come out and you can't actually get -- >> you have to start all over. we don't let them start all over. we let them have credit for what they've done. they been on the field doing this. is not that they been in a classroom. and so i think that's something else. and the word gets out. when we graduate someone in the military, they have a candle stove, and we introduced them and they get a sta

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