. >> the person who enjoyed it and videotaped it is via with us skype, matthew schwartz, how did thisown. >> to the right was the bongo player, to the left was the ukulele player. he asked her if she wanted to play. never seen somebody captivated the subway car after that day. >> what happened after the music stopped? >> we started talking, exchanged names, immediately when i got home, uploaded the video to youtube and realized this thing is going big. >> now that you have her number and seen her perform, is a little romance brewing? >> i don't think i'm going to publicly talk about my romantic life right now. >> you helped launch a career here, i would at least think a cup of coffee would be a nice thank you. we have jessica latch on via skype to find out what she thinks of matthew posting the video. >> i'm completely shocked and stunned by it, but i'm also grateful because he put this on the internet. yeah, it's, like, another serendipitous part to an already serendipitous event. >>> in israel, a pretty interesting thing happened on friday of last week. >> you can see a large group

. >> brian: she is excited she gets to use the term "skype." i'm used to use skype. of talking to my dog. that doesn't even look like her. it looks nothing like her. >> bob: profound question to ask. is she going to get out of probation in time for her roast? >> brian: last thing about casey anthony, she will end up like van der sloot. she will do something else like o.j. no way she will stay in line. couple of years she'll be in legal trouble. >> andrea: from bad mom to a good mom protecting her child. loan to this tape, 911 call of oklahoma mother calling 911 when she discovers an intruder in the house and she wants to shoot them. >> my infant baby. >> are your doors locked? >> yes. is it okay if she comes in the store? >> i can't tell you that you can do that, but you do what you have to do to protect your baby. >> andrea: she did it. she shot the intruder. >> eric: and he died. there was another intruder at the backdoor and he will get prosecuted. this is a big controversy on what you can and can't do. i know for a fact in florida, if you have a gun and someone b

. >> arnie gunderson, a nuclear expert, joining us via skype from vermont. thank you so much for joining us. you're watching "newsday" on the bbc. live from singapore and london. still to come on the program, the blackout that is going to leave millions of fact seekers in the dark. >> my only fault is i don't realize how great i really am. >> and still the greatest, muhammud ali celebrates his 70th birthday. air bus delivered a record number of planes last year, the ninth year in a row it has beaten boeing. but while they may be doing well, many of their customers are struggling, as jeremy howell reports. >> airlines across the world may be facing higher fuel prices, higher taxes and lower profits. but for the first time in the space of a year, air bus and boeing together delivered more than a thousand aircraft, and they've had net orders of 2,300 planes. air bus has announced it's taking on 4,000 new staff this year to bring down the backlog of orders. it's now run out. >> if we reach 600, we are still well above production. so that is not a catastrophe. it

our correspondent joins us via skype. it has been a tense 24 hours, what is the situation like now? >> [no audio] >> we do not seem to have you at the moment. apologies for that. you are watching "newsday." we are live from singapore and london. patent and pakistan, -- panicked and pakistan. to under 50 are in hospital. >> michael jackson's family makes his mark on hollywood boulevard. >> here in britain, the royal bank of scotland has announced it will be paying its chief executive a bonus of almost a million pounds in shares. 81% of the bank is owned by the british taxpayer. our correspondent has this report. >> the pay package has become the focus of intense debate. he heads the bank which is more than 80% owned by the government. it was bailed out by the taxpayer. public feelings about the industry are running high. should he give any sort of bonus? if so, how much? tonight, we have the answer. he is on a salary of 1.2 million pounds. for 2010, he got a bonus of 2 million pounds worth of shares. he will dig another bonus -- he will get another bonus, but there has been strong cr

. >> right this minute we have ron minis joining us via skype all the way from tel aviv.you have to be drinking in order to compose music or is it just an excuse to drink? >> it's an excuse to drink. this video i developed it while i was really, really drunk. >> wow. ♪ >> do you feel like you could do this sober? >> some of my music i do when i'm sober. the music i mostly do when i'm not here in my mind. >> do you drink every day, all the time, are you drunk now? >> i'm not drunk all the time, just most of the time. >> you also have an album coming out. where can people find it? >> probably going to release it in two formats, in an instrumental. they can keep track on my facebook page or website. >> have to have drinking under the influence like a cwi, composing while intoxicated. >> if you would like to hear this, check out our website rightthisminute.com. ♪ >>> okay. now you're just a few minutes away from the end of the show and spending a lot of time on our favorite website, say it with me now. >> rightthisminute.com. >> rightthisminute.com. >> okay. now back to the s

these guys who ate a bunch of doughnuts, chris and dave, are joining us via skype. some of you are competitive runners. right? does this help in your training or hurt in your training? >> i can't say it has any positive impacts on my real running training, but it was a good way to test mental toughness. >> how many people are involved in these olympics? >> i would say we had about ten competitors. we've gotten feat feedback from other schools saying they want to bring their teammates next year. there could be 50 people at the next one. >> what do you get? >> it's all about pride. the champion, jay adams, topped off his victory eating three funnel cakes and going to a pizza place. >> oh, my. >> come run with us next year. >> i wouldn't last a second. the video is really slick. if you want to check it out, we'll have the thing on our website, rightthisminute.com. thanks so much. send us your next video too. >> thank you. >> we'll do that. thanks guys. >>> we're halfway to number one and we haven't shown you a single cat video yet. here at number five, a dog. >> this v

. >> we'll get our first one from abby in reading, connecticut joining us via skype. >> hi, joy.hanks for taking my question. >> what is it? >> everyone is talking about starting the new year with a juice fast. is it worth the hype? >> well, i don't know if it's worth the hype. it's certainly not sustainable or balanced, but i definitely understand the allure. a lot of people want to do something radical and extreme when they first start a diet. you're definitely going to lose a little bit of weight which gives you encouragement. for a couple of days i think it's fine. most of the juice fast plans are devoid of protein which is important. it keeps your metabolism revved and stabilizes blood sugar. if you do it for longer than a few days, buy a protein powder and add half to one scoop into each of the beverages. really, you could create your own do it yourself detox plan by just getting rid of the junkie processed food and eating clean whole foods throughout the day. in that case because the plan is sustainable your results will stick. >> good luck. >> happy new year. >> our next

. >> that's trm president speak to us via skype. he claims the company funnels profits into under privileged communities, buying books to give to people in need. he said reading tree gave five million books to charity. according to the nonprofit's tax record they gave to such organizations as the united way and the boys and girls club in 2009. it sent 300,000 books to people in india. we also found that a lot of books do stay local. >> these struggling young readers received tutoring through reading partners. many of the books were offered up by reading tree. >> they were able to give us books in large quantities. we are able to spread the books out. >> nearly 10,000 books last year. >> by the time more friends come in this afternoon it will still be empty. >> as novels continue to dwindle from the shelves of the library group, the friend's chapters in berkeley and palo alto confronted the competition. >> we jumped in and was happy to listen to him. >> trm updated the bins to state exactly who profits from the good will and encourag

and the designer, tom, is joining us right this minute via skype to tell us all about this sexy automotiveniture. >> the couch is actually a couch in a storage unit, literally cut it off the back of the car, then shortened it. it's from the center of the rear axle back. >> tell me what this is behind you right now. >> behind me, next to me is my granddaughter, ryan. i was looking for something that was different. so what you have -- here, honey, sit right here. it's a mid-'70s bug. and it's a toy box inside. >> man. >> it's full of toys. >> tom, do you do these projects to sell? do you sell these to other people? >> i have a lot of fun building them. there's a lot of satisfaction in creating something. if i can build something for someone and they appreciate it, i'm satisfied and it's a great opportunity to try and do it because the house is getting full and my wife's patience is reaching the end. >> so ryan, what do you think of your grandpa and the stuff that he makes? >> think it's really cool what he does for me and my little brother. >>> when it's really hot, they fry an egg on the si

and you join us from tel aviv by skype. thanks so much, ron, and good to see you again. what are the red lines here? this is going to be the cover of "the new york times" magazine section on sunday. and we're talking about what israel is prepared to do, why, when. we heard from former mossad chiefs who have suggested that israel could not really slow down iran's nuclear program. that they would regenerate it, even if there were an air strike. >> the israeli leadership, andrea, have termed three questions that a positive answer to three of them would lead the israeli leadership to decide on an aerial strike on the iranian nuclear sites. these three questions refer to, a, the ability -- has the ability to inflict significant damage to the iranian nuclear sites. the second question, international -- tacit support or tacit understanding, such an israeli operation. and third, necessity. which means that all other options have been exhausted and this is the last moment. for the first time since the iranian nuclear issue emerged in the mid-'90s, these, or some of the leadership

father de boe is chatting with us live on skype this morning.good morning father!been a season ticket holder for years... how is a 3 ravens season ticket holder living inntexas?- you're doing this texas?holder living in seassn ticket how is a ravens season ticket holder living in texas?- you're doing this to raise money or your church? to raise money for - you're doing this to raise money for your church? (who won the your 3 church? to aise money forr- you're doing this to raise money for your church? (who won the auction?) - what does the winner get?- what does the wiiner get?- will you be watching the game on tv? 3 on tv?watching the game - willl you be winner get?- will you be watching the game on tv? if you don't have a playoff ticket .... you can still watch the game at home. and nothing says playoffs.. like pizza. pizza.we're giving away a papa john'ssravens playoff pizza party.it includes six pizzas delivered to yourrhome anywhere in the greater baltimore area for free.. just in times for the big playoff game this sunday.stay tuned to fox45 good day baltimor

"good morning america's" tech contributor becky worley joins us via skype from her kitchen.g bianna and dan mom have issues. messy purses, footprints through the house and hungry families. when products promise to solve those problems, well, we put our mom testers on the job. new year. >> ready, set, go! >> introducing three new products. to put through the ringer. and of course, three new mom testers to test them all out. from manchester, new hampshire, beth, mom of a 4-year-old boy and 2-year-old girl. from medford, new york, karen, mom of two daughters and from clayton, north carolina, a mom of three. no more digging and dumping. first, a perfect purse organizer for these moms on the go. the kangaroo keeper. >> is your bag a bottom -- >> it looks very neat. >> all three moms were quick to start sorting their stuff. >> cell phone. checkbo checkbook. >> and for beth and karen, this kangaroo definitely proved to be a keeper. >> i'm able to organize everything that i have in my purse. >> i can move it into any of my larger purses. >> as for deidre, it's left best for the wild

he joins us via skype from honolulu, which is in my favorite state, hawaii.t are you doing in hawaii, by wait? >> i'm doing research for cnn, gary. you know what that's like. >> oh, yeah, good one. >> it's a beautiful place. i want to ask you the first question. i understand that you spoke with the attorney for the plaintiffs on the costa concordia. what did he tell you? >> i spoke with mitchell proner of proner and proner and basically what he told me is they assembled a team of international lawyers, maritime attorneys. the lawsuit was filed yesterday in state court in miami, not as a class action. they are hoping to keep jurisdiction in miami. but gary, you know when you take a cruise, you take a contract of passage. there's a lot of fine print in that document. this particular document says if costa did not dock in the united states, all jurisdiction is italy. they're fighting hard to keep it in the united states due to the egregious conduct of the crew. and one instance, avery, listen to this, in italian they were telling the passengers get on the life b

from angela in murraysville, pennsylvania, she's joining us via skype. good morning, angela. what's your question for joy? >> good morning. i'm lactose intolerant. so i tend to avoid dairy products. and i was wondering which foods besides dairy should i be eating to make sure i'm getting enough calcium. >> great question and you have a lot of options. on the milk froth, you can try lactose-free milk and basically that's cow's milk in which the milk sugar, lactose, has been predigested, it should be fine for you. and you can enjoy calcium-fortified soy milk, you get the same shot of calcium. and most people don't realize that hard cheeses like cheddar, swiss, monterrey jack are super low in lactose and people with lactose intolerance can enjoy them and tolerate them fine. on the nondairy front you have a lot of options, collard greens and kale, broccoli, almonds, edamame. and white beans and tofu comes packed with calcium. it's not just about chugging milk and eating yogurt. >> thank you, angela, great question. our next question is coming from virginia. who is on the phone in

armstrong williams joins us via skype for this weeks washington wrap.idea of compromiiing seems difficult here... is this even possible? --top analysts say last night's speech didn't offer any ew options.--the president pushed for pconooic reform---he president ended his started speech with his foreign policy wins from the past year, talking about ending the war in irrq and authorizing the mission to kill bin he going from here? here?he going from laden... where is mission to kill bin authorizing the war in iraq &pand about ending the war ii iraqqand authorizing the mission to kill bin laden... where is he going from here? coming up... it's probably not... the question he was expe. expecting."how coofortable are you playing a baby? like in a diaper... maybe witt a pacifier" pacifier?"the prank one baltimore raven pulled... on ray rice.yoo'rr watchhng fox all morning. ((break 4)) hazards. the mental illness from spending long 3 -northeast baltimore - ravenwood avenue off bel-air-2 people in seriouu condition 3 3 fiber map 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 weeare following b

stuart peck and joins us through skype and it explains. >> wrote we were spit upon, so many of the said they were abused, scared for their lives, elderly people were pushed down, they told us to go home losers. we were heckled clinton in the tailgating area, and we were heckled during the game and after the game was really abusive. i got separated from my wife and she was just really upset that they were in her face and violating her space. you are surrounded by 200 drunken testosterone field 20 to 30 euros--year olds it is like a pack of wolves. you have the worst fans in the nfl. just the most abusive fans, not all the more that way, but you have a large group of them and many people said they will not go back to candlestick after their treatment. i know my wife will never go again. >>justine: san francisco police are encouraging people to text of the word "badfan"to the following. or you can call, the numbers are on your screen right now. this is if you are at the game, this is a way to make sure that rowdy fans will get caught by the police. all of your text messages and calls are c

. >> that little girl, the super sleuth herself, is joining us right this minute via skype with her family. hallie, how did it make you feel to see this video of a grown man going through your belongings? >> i thought it was really creepy and it was pretty rude too. >> what did he end up taking? >> i think it was money, but my mom was missing a diamond necklace and a bracelet. >> now mom and dad, what was going through your minds as you saw your daughter's spy video. >> we felt very violated. when you an open house you don't know who's walking through your home. >> what does it feel like to have played a role in catching a criminal. >> like all my friends are like oh, my god, that's so cool. how did you do it? i was like, i just kind of put my computer up on video and they're like, really, that's just like so smart. i would never have thought to do that. >>> traveling around washington, d.c., by bus, may be a little bit more dangerous than you think. this is a collection of dash cam videos from metro busses in washington, d.c. pedestrian just got hit. you saw the bus cruising down the left

i'd like to thank mary mcdonagh murphy, who joined us from new york via skype, and john -- john is actually a descendant of the first chief justice of the u.s. supreme court. paulette frankl, "lust for justice," tony serra, and sheldon siegal. so before we take a break, i do have a surprise. a few years ago, i guess six or seven years ago, i met an amazing artist. i was visiting his home. and he had created this wonderful sculpture. i immediately recognized it as being clarence. it turned out that he had created a number of just amazing sculptures of trial lawyers. and he went on to do one of clara fults, the first woman attorney in california and became the leader of the public defender movement. and just by happenstance, he called me and had this idea of encapsulating one of the greatest trial attorneys of our times. so, bill? is he here? this is not a magistrate. [laughing] -- not a magic trick. >> i've never met tony serra, so i have to make use of the internet to get a sense of who he was and the imagery. what clearly came over was his passion for justice. and in some cases almost a ra

we're going to bring in criminal defense attorney eric who is joining us by skype.confession, he says, i told a lot of lies about bernie fine. none of what i said was true. i made it all about, the story about bernie, because i was mad at him for not getting me a lawyer. i would have gotten less time. first of all, how damaging is it to an investigation when one of four accusers simply lies and says, i'm sorry. i made it up? how damaging is it? >> well, it's certainly damaging insofar as if they want to make vanhooser an alleged victim. they can knock him out of the box. if they don't charge anything with vanhooser you still have davis and lang and the third accuser. nuls they had access to vanhooser's claim, their credibility is going to rise and fall. >> the story that he told was in many respects was consistent, in terms of the age, how it happened, that he was in the house. but remember the phone call with fine's wife lori? she made it when she was talking to one of the other alleged victims, bobby davis. take a listen to this. >> you never had any oral sex with

denise joins us live via skype from the sundance film festival. good morning. >> good morning to you, andrea. >> we envy you being at sundance. let's start with best film nominee. what are your predictions? >> well, you know, it is a big week for the artists. they have been sweeping the golden globes which has two categories. the producers feel to get the best movie award. so, that would say a lot for the chance. but a close contender will be the descendant with george clooney. both leading men golden globes. >> let's talk about the best actor predictions. you're talking about degaiteredden from the artist. who are other nominees you think might hear their names? >> i think a better life should get a nod. very well -- mexican actor who has done a lot of television. not enough feature films. he's done a wonderful job. gary oldman well as well with tinker tailor soldier spy. and a lot has been said about brad pitt for moneyball. a lot about this competition between the two friends. >> that's a big competition. also in the best actor predictions, you

joining us via skype from south africa, erin langworthy, along with her good film rebecca who filledt incredible video. how are you feeling now? >> i'm not too bad. the breaks are still there. but all my cuts, except for my arms have all faded away. but my main concern i'm stuck in south africa for a bit longer than i originally thought. >> i have to say, watching the video which our viewers are seeing over and over again. have you ever bungee jumped before? >> no, it was my first and my last time. >> i don't blame you for that. erin, did they walk you through any precautions before you made the jump? >> no, it was nothing. just jump but i didn't think the cord would break. >> i don't think anybody would. they said it has never happened before. so when did you realize, uh-oh, something's terribly wrong here? >> i actually -- rebecca told me later as soon as the rope snapped. i actually bring my arms up to my face to protect myself as i hit the water. that probably saved me. >> you're there filming everything, rebecca. what's going through your mind when you see it snap, the rope? >>

but no, i never use -- i did a skype interview the first time yesterday. >> a new world. >> all verycebook account?

ouu d-c insider and political commentaaor armstrong williams joins us live through skype this ron paul... people talk about how he has support frommtea partiers and occupiers-in debate last night ... he had an exchange ... but other thannthat ...he - was barely a factor in the discussion-came in 3rr in iowa and 2nd in new hampshire ... doesn't campaign as much as message .. doesn't interact as puch with media or fans -what is the end game for ron paul coming uu... metro workers steal from fare machines..he one thing they used the money to buy. ((joel live tease)) when you eat out.the easy way to "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. we have a school delay to pass along to you this morning. garrett county schools are opening 2 hours late. 3 fiber map 3 3 he passed away years ago... but the city till wants his money.an anne arundel county man somehow got a speeding ticket.this morning his family is in disbelief.megan gilliland is live in northeast

to talk more about today's primary vote in new hampshire, david drucker joins us via skype from nashua new hampshire. let's talk about what is happening in new hampshire aside from dicksville notch what is the feeling in new hampshire. >> the feeling is, can mitt romney win by enough so that it is a really good victory and who is going to win second place is huntsman going to come from back in the pack the surprise everybody, ron paul going to slip to third and what about rick santorum after that surprise up seat near victory in iowa how is that going to go done don't forget newt gingrich he has been going after mitt romney like it is his personal mission in life. >>> you had an interesting article talking about the next step in the process. a lot of people expecting mitt romney will win in new hampshire what happens in south carolina? >>> well, at every turn in this race it seems like the state is at hand it could be the decisive one now at this point we are headed into south carolina and a state that could tell us what is going to happen in this contest. nicky haley was in new hampsh

to tell us how this all went down via skype, we have chelsea at this minute. >> my gosh. okay.o his publicist contacted me saturday morning, actually, you know, saying, hey, we're in town. he wants to know if you want to go to the awards show. i'm like, no, let me just clear my schedule. i met him at the ritz hotel with my sister. we had a drink. i got to hang out with him for, like, a half hour, maybe more before the show. we went to the show. it was amazing. probably the best moment of my life. >> you don't have to have expensive taste, the drinks are on me. >> did you buy the drinks? >> he wouldn't let me. >> did he say why he was compelled to respond? >> he said it reminded a lot of him when he was younger and starting out. he said it was something he would write. he just thought it was really cool. it touched him. he was flattered. he just wanted to meet. he thought it was cool. can you believe that i was freaking out? >> did you get a kiss good night? >> no, no, it was nothing like that. >> what did your twin sister feel about all this. >> she handled it. she might have b