very solid, unflappable reporter. when the anchor asked is everybody okay, she looks and goes, ah, they're okay. >> looks like everybody is okay. they are getting out of the car. >> they're okay. >> she has no idea if they're okay or not. i'm pretty sure there isn't a lesson in journalism school like here's what you do when there's a big car accident behind you during a live shot. >> we could see fewer people driving. >> hurricane coverage, that's your girl. >>> not long ago i told you guys about this story. science on the side of route 22 in jefferson county, ohio. >> all right, sir. you okay? >> pulled up to the guy, and he happened to will. saw awe guy on the side of the road and saved his life. >> totally by chance, too. right place at the right time. >> according to emts, it was because of trooper bodo's swift actions that this man survived. the man inside the car is 43-year-old john courtwright. i wanted to find out even more about the trooper and what happened on this day, so "right this minute" via skype, we h

you're always unflappable and calm. >> waiting for the other shoe to drop. >> no shoe, truly a compliment. >> thank you. >> care grants, i don't understand these well. but i'm told care grants that do to community organizations, the science they generate is not peer review science. state dpq does not look at it, you do not look at it. i can tell you they get headlines. sometimes in our kind of media driven society that headline has an impact. so one, is that true that when these community groups get grants from epa there's nobody at epa responsible for vetting the validity of their claims. first, is that true? >> well, we certainly don't vet their press releases. we ask them to use science and expect and hope they will. because they are community groups we don't quite hold them to the same standards we might hold a governmental entity or ourselves. >> i will tell you that's a fair statement. on the other hand does anybody look at the responsibility of these groups in general? are they periodically audited the science they are putting out or claims they are making are actually justifiable

. >> you said unflappable, but if there a [bleep] in the armor, where can lin improve. >> the espn news anchor is on suspension for 30 days and the espn loyalee behind the slur on the network's web site has been dismissed. the headline was in reference to lin's nine turnovers during the loss to the new orleans hornets. in his sergeant public pal, espn wrote: his accomplishments are a source of great pride to the asian-american community including the asian-american employees of espn. >> and jeremy lin says he is putting the headline behind him saying you have to learn to forgive. but many lin fans were not as forgiving. >> it's shameful. there's ways to express whatever is happening to him in a more constructive way. i think it's up -- unnecessary. >> was something that shouldn't have happened. >> the fans were gated at the old pro palo alto restaurant and sports bar, cheering on the palo alto native as he led his team to not a big win of the mavericks. >> fans say a final farewell to whitney houston. up next. >> the government campaign that is a big part of the carnival. >> a beef burg

. >> he handled everything very well as you said, unflappable.ere is a chink in the armor, where can lin improve his game. >> they first used the racial slur and it wasn't until writers posted it as a headline early saturday morning that the anger started to manifest online. after espn issued an apology and comments to follow through with disciplinary action, the senior vice president for editorial print and digital media tweeted this, quote, there is no defense for the indefense i believe. all week offer are apologies. sincere though inadequate. >> the focus should be on the play and the joy of an under dog making it in the big city. >> doc shepler who koempd him on the shooting game from july to december didn't want to give any more teeth to the controversy which began after lin served up nine turnovers on friday night's loss. >> very young. there is going to be a learning curve. he didn't really have a rookie year last year. this is experience. he worked really hard in the off season to raise his level of his game. >> and the negativity he fac

it was all in a day's work for this modest, unflappable patriot who seemed to emerge from nasa's version of central casting. >> as the astronaut prepares for space flight, for adventure into outer space. >> reporter: he had already lived a great american life by the time he crawled into that insanely small capsule 50 years ago today during an era when the newspapers said the united states was second best in space. >> mercury atlas is ready. >> reporter: john glenn had flown in world war ii and korea. he was awarded the distinguished flying cross five times. when you look at him here and when you realize he was just 41 at the time of the interview with nbc news, it's a reminder that back then men like john glenn grew up and grew old in a hurry and the u.s. again turned to john glenn because we were in a big hurry to orbit the earth. >> you look to the early space flights as almost being like you're going on a combat mission. you're representing your country in something that's important. >> reporter: russia scared us into action five years earlier by launching what was basically a silver

but the unflappable glenn acted swiftly taking over the spa spaceship's controls manually steering friendshipback to earth. >> roger, the chute is out and looks very good. >> reporter: still fascinating 50 years later. >>> that remarkable story, a car trapped and remembered under know for two months. we'll tell you what happened next. little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. if you have a history of heart or blood vessel p

but the unflappable glenn acted swiftly taking over the spaceship's controls manually steering friendship 7 safely back to earth. >> roger, steelhead, friendship 7, the chute looks very good, over. >> the view still tremendous 50 years later, and there's still much more ahead here on "world news" this sunday night. >>> the new eyes peering over your shoulder, your every click recorded. tonight three things you can do right now to protect your privacy online. >>> snowbound, trapped in his car for two months, just how did the driver survive? >>> and later tonight, another win for lin. and our correspondent takes us to jeremy lin's ancestral home as we hear what they're chanting about there tonight. i remember the days before copd. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better, and that means... game on! symb

>> i was with them in libya, and a colleague a year ago, and tyler is utterly unflappable.heart goes out to him. he had to bring anthony's and his body out of syria. and if there's anybody -- he had the ability to know what was going on around him, the empathy to deal with people. >> thank you so much for your time on this difficult day. >>> a lot more happening tonight frgs we'll bring it to you. a place that's 10,000 degrees hot? it's pretty cool. masses new images of the surface of the sun. >>>? the cause of that explosion is under investigation. >>> and check this out, nasa has released some critical satellite images of the surface of the sun. take a look. at what looks like solar tornadoes, they actually competing magnetic forces that create hot flashes and swirls, each of them big enough to engulf the whole e earth. [ male announcer ] that. right there -- reminds you why you fell in love with her in the first place. and why you still feel the same. but your erectile dysfunction -- that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime

tyler is unflappable, my heart goes out to him. he had to bring anthony's body out of syria.there's anybody you want to be in a crisis with, it's tyler. and anthony had the knowledge of the region, the ability to know what was going on around him. the empathy to deal with people, and the street smarts, so yeah, they were a team. and it's so hard to talk about them as were, was. >> stephen ferrell, thank you for your time on this difficult day. >> a lot more happening tonight. a place that is 10,000 degrees hot, it's pretty cool. nasa's new images of the surface of the sun. @ so what do you think? basic. at meineke i have options... like oil changes starting at $19.95. my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> i'm susan hendricks with a 360 news and business bulletin. in pakistan, at least 19 people died in an explosion at a market. 42 people were injured in the blast. which happened in the tribal region borders afghanistan. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. >>> congress today passed a deal to extend the pay roll tax cut. the bipartisan deal also extends unemployme

. >> he's handled everything very well you said, unflappable, but there's a chink in the armor wherean lin improve the game. >> reporter: espn writers post it had as a headline early saturday morning that the anger started to manifest online. after espn issued an apology an promised to follow through with disciplinary action, its senior vice president for editorial, print and digital media tweeted this. there's no defense for the indefensivible. all we can offer are our apologies, sin see though incall kably inadequate. >> focus should be on the play and the joy of an underdog making it in the big city. >> reporter: the coach didn't want to give any more teeth to the controversy which began after lyn served up nine turnovers in friday night's loss. >> he's very young. going to be a learning curve. really didn't have a rookie year last year. this is experience, but he worked really hard in the off-season to raise the level of his game. >> reporter: as for the negatively he's faced an asian-american nba pie lin's palo alto high school coach believes if anyone can rebound it's lin who h

. >> he's handled everything very well as you said unflappable, if there is a chink in the armor, where lin improve his game? >> espn's mobile website showed a headline saturday morning, for 30 minutes before it was taken down. the employee responsible has been fired. the espn anchor has been suspended for a month. he has apologized, on twitter, he has apologized, on twitter, he said my wife is asian, i would never intentionally say anything to disrespect her and that community. espn now says the same offensive phrase was used on espn radio here in new york, but the commentator is an employee of madison square garden and being evaluated. the problem is raising awareness. it was lampooned on "saturday night live." >> he ternd kobe in kobe beef. >> he was like "hey, i ordered fried chicken." >> i thought we were having that kind of fun. >> apologize to the viewers at home, they were insensitive and lin-correct. he has been fired. >> let's turn to msnbc political analyst michael eric dyson, professor at georgetown university and author of the book "can you hear me now"? >> that is an appro

tyler is unflappable, my heart goes out to him. he had to bring anthony's body out of syria.there's anybody you want to be in a crisis with, it's tyler. and anthony had the knowledge of the region, the ability to know what was going on around him. the empathy to deal with hem, and the street smarts, so yeah, they were a team. and it's so hard to talk about them as were, was. >> stephen ferrell, thank you for your time on this difficult day. >> a lot more happening tonight. a place that is 10,000 degrees hot, it's pretty cool. nasa's new images of the surface of the sun. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smar

tyler is unflappable, my heart goes out to him. he had to bring anthony's body out of syria.want to be in a crisis with, it's tyler. and anthony had the knowledge of the region, the ability to know what was going on around him. the empathy to deal with hem, and the street smarts, so yeah, they were a team. and it's so heaard to talk abou them as were, was. >> stephen ferrell, thank you for your time on this difficult day. >> a lot more happening tonight. a place that is 10,000 degrees hot, it's pretty cool. nasa's new images of the surface of the sun. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol has stayed down. and here's another number you might be interested in. lipitor may be available for as little as $4 a month with the lipitor co-pay card. terms and condi

. >> reporter: but bogdonvich said it took a while to perfect the urbane, unflappable cary grant image you think he understood his own magnetism? he understood the effect he had when he was on screen? >> oh, i think so. he honed his personality. you know, he took a little bit from every person he worked with until he had found this persona that he created. >> reporter: grant knew it was a persona. bogdonvich remembers when he and girlfriend sybil shepherd went to an event with grant. as they approached the ticket- taker. >> i'm terribly sorry. i forgot my ticket. may i get in please. she doesn't look up. she says name. cary grant. now she looks up and she said you don't look like cary grant. quick a wink he says i know. nobody does. >> reporter: cary grant was hollywood's favorite leading man. in north by northwest with eva marie saint.... >> this is a very strange love affair. >> why? >> reporter: notorious with ingrid bergman. >> maybe the fact that you once loved me. >> reporter: the philadelphia story. one of four films with katharine hepburn. you write quite frankly in the book th

he seems to be pretty unflappable. there are two markets.m. >> behind the scenes, he's going to hear stories about companies that are angry about losing their intellectual property rights, especially those in technology, they are getting their trade secrets stolen. how much can the administration push those issues with him and should they be? >> they have to push hard. this is the analogy like football, a new team playing as hard as they can, we have to do the same thing. we have to push back. but the other thing to understand is that china is the largest importer of agricultural products in the world and sales of technology products is very significant. this has to be a dance where both sides realize we have something to gain and something to lose. one of the interesting things that people talk about is the issue of re-evaluating the chinese currency. the chinese, if they did what we asked them to do, which is increase their by 20%, part of that is inflationary. >> our prices would definitely go up. we still had the president yesterday talk

ryan seacrest amazingly unflappable looked a him pisset off. >> see him later? get a new tux? know. >> new tux. >> maybe he knew. >> armani, bring over the new tux. >> who keeps a second tux. i don't know about that. all right. well, we should mention that you have the "entertainment weekly" cover, yes? >> not with me in my -- i have it at all times. >> we have you as in we. >> yes. >> all talking about oscars. >> absolutely. >> nice to see you even though you came out of the gate insulting me. >> insulting the oscar show. >> thank you. >> you were telling the truth, by the way. a little bit of "b," be honest. >> usually, oh, my god, what a disaster. >> that's true. >> all hope for the "a." every year. >> show the spin. it wasn't a "d." that's all good. thank you. nice to see you. >>> still ahead this morning on "starting point," you've heard this story about this investment banker? so bankers right now, not that great a time to be a banker imagewise and this story is not going to help. 1% tip on a $133 bill. and then one of his employees takes a picture, of course, and posts