what do you think, zach? >> i want to thank president obama for being on the show. >> i'm going to press this. >> don't touch that, please. thanks for the interview, and thanks for letting me shoot my show here all these years. >> you've been shooting these shows here in the diplomatic room? who gave you permission to do that? >> bush. >> seriously? who gave him clearance? >> dana milbank, lizz winstead, thanks for joining us. the fun will be right back after this. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> let me finish tonight with the great joe mcginnis, the hot shot writer who just died. mcginnis graduated from my college, holy cross, wrote for my daily newspaper growing up, the "philadelphia inquirer." this columns were explosive. he wrote one during the vietnam war that desc

what do you think, zach?a for being on the show. >> i'm going to press this. >> don't touch that, please. thanks for the interview and thanks for letting me shoot my show here all these years. >> you have been shooting these shows here in the diplomatic room? >> who gave you permission to do that? >> bush. >> seriously. who gave him clearance? >> watch the spider bite? >> that's the other hand. >> it is everywhere. >> the spider bites, they are everywhere. >> what were you initial thoughts? you saw the whole thing several times? >> i have several thoughts. i am thoroughly impressed with the humor of the president of the united states. it is not easy to play the straight man. i do it all the time right here. it is not easy. he was genuinely very funny. i give him huge credit for that. but, it is no the a but. it is an and. this is a political ad designed to promote obama care to get the message out there to everyone, including young people, to sign up. i am not saying anything is wrong with that. >> people are

zach's new dog, clyde, is trained to know when zach's anxiety is building and gently break his mood.i've been calm enough to socialize with kids, which i haven't been able to do in a long time. >> reporter: and when we travelled with zach and his family to the prison again, what was once unthinkable. zach gave chris a hug. >> this is the thing i get to do that gives back. you know, like zach, and even other kids. when they come in and work with me, they just see -- you know, they don't see the murderer no more. >> reporter: his family says the prison is the last place they thought they would find help. >> he made a mission out of helping our son. >> he has proven that he can make an incredible difference in people's lives. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, colorado springs. >>> and we're so glad you were watching tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline," of course, later. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. >>> settlement the government reached with toyota. >> a veteran law enforcement officer guned down near fort bragg tonight sh his

you hear somebody going ahh. >> that's zach's brother behind the camera. >> freaking out while zach is all put together. >> ahh. >> watch the moment of glory. >> ah, snap. >> one, two, three. >> oh! doh! >> that's a tooth? >> that's a perfect comic relief for this very tense moment. >> brave kid. >> you want me to pull one of your teeth? >> no! >>> this next dad takes care of business in a fun way. dad ties together three laundry baskets and all three kids are having a blast. >> ah, man. >> it looks like fun. >> that's perfect. >> dad's the coolest. >> dad ingenuity. >>> making a snowmobile video. >> he's going to jump over dad. >> this is going to be insane. >> see what happens next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a bunch of clues send a woman all over town. >> the next clue is in the form of a puzzle. >> dash dash dot dash dash. >> the sweet story behind this scavenger hunt proposal. >>> and look who's cooking with the guys at epic meal time. >> megasandwich. yummy. >> teal made for a meat head. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fe

before he got shopping done, president obama made digital waves by appearing on zach galfanakais.helped drive traffic to health care.gov. it directly sent over 32,000 people to the health care marketplace. he stopped by the last word with lawrence o'donnell last night and talked about the image of the presidency and if doing the skit damaged it in any way. >> i just feel that question is continually asked any time a president does any kind of comedy thing, be it slow jamming the news or laugh in or saturday night live, and i think it's time to stop asking that question. i mean, what is great about the administration is they knew they had to reach an audience that isn't watching sunday morning shows. they had to reach an audience that's watching internet videos. they really embrace that. >>> things turned ugly really fast at a massachusetts restaurant. one man started throwing punches at another when he thought he saw him looking at his girlfriend. then a third man pulled a gun from his waist band. two people were shot in the brawl. >>> the european union thinks their cheese is bet

. >> yakking it up with zach galifianakis. that interview went live hours after the president returned from the big golf weekend extravaganza. dana, you're groening a little bit. >> cringing. i love tv programs like that normally. i think they're funny. i like that humor. i just don't like it for the president. i don't think they set him up for success. i don't think he knee what he was getting into. if you're going to be on a comedy program, make the choice to use the president's time for that, you have to hit one out of the park. otherwise, you're going to be ridiculed. all day long, that's what everybody has been talking about. >> between the ferns conversation with the president. i find it -- i think that a president's time is very, very valuable. and if you go to him as a press person and say we would like for you to do this interview because we think it will get you x or get us y, whatever we think we need, i do not think they're using the president's time wisely. >> greg, do you agree? >> you know, between two ferns is

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i'm zach galifianakis. with barack -- president obama. >> i have to know, what does it like to be the last black president? >> seriously? have you heard of healthcare.gov? >> let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> first of all, i wouldn't be here with you if i didn't have something to plug. have you heard of the affordable care act? >> in an ad called a master stroke, president obama was willing to go where no one has gone before. he sat down with intervuiewer zach galifianakis. just about everyone got a good laugh, except of course, you guessed it, the right-wing media, who never miss a beat, when it comes to attacking the president, especially when he does something good. they called it everything from inappropriate to tragic to gross and utterly unbearable. >> the affordable care act is dubious to say the least. it was a little bit desperate, don't you think? i'm all for p.r. and if carney wanted to go on "funny or die," fine. but the president? >> scott ackerman fired back. le

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let's open it up. [ afi ] it's a swiffer sweeper. [ zach ] it's a swiffer dusters.extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. ♪ it's like a dirt magnet -- just like my kids. [ afi ] this is a danger zone. voila! i am the queen of clean! [ zach ] yeah, this definitely beats hanging out on a step ladder. voila! i am the queen of clean! (meowright on cue. (laughs) it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible taste, no wonder it's the only one cats ask for by name. >>> what is in this thing besides 15 tips to better love their neighbor, ten prayers that drive god wild some. >> it will feature colorful photo spread s and includes a center fold poster of the pontiff. >> slow down there. how are they going to keep that -- oh! saucy, but tasteful. i guess i'll have to go behind the news stand. >>> justin bieber was not in a cooperative mood during his latest court deposition. he mumbled a whole lot and even cursed at a court reporter. >> do you know an entertainer by the name of usher? >> shusher, that sounds familiar.

>> certainly for zach galifianakis. that was a coup for him.was, you know, it may just simply be that we are witnessing the dawn of an era for the presidency where since going on nbc nightly news gets you nothing these days, and the media market is so fractures and spiraled out that you have to try to do these viral things, particularly to go for these niche demographics. >> by the way, spelling. question marks, spelling. >> and you know, it may be true that jay carney was talking about how they got 4 million or 3 million referrals from the website, the obamacare website. a couple things to say about that. one is we have been talking about enrollments. they're not enrollments. sign-ups are different from enrollments because we don't know if these people are paying. the number could be much lower than the white house is saying. second of all, what does it say about the country that five state of the union addresses, untold press conferences and media appearances did nothing to the kids, but somehow seeing it on the dinky, what looks like a bulga

two weeks ago, before putin invaded the crimea, president obama did an interview with comedian zach oneb site called funny or die. the interview was a farce and some believe it was demeaning. >> what is it like to be the last black president? >> seriously? what's it like for this to be the last time you ever talk to a president. >> it must kind of stink though that you can't run, you know, three times. >> actually, i think it's a good idea. you know, if i ran a third time it would be sort of like doing a third hangover movie. it didn't really work out very well, did it. >> where are you planning on building a presidential library in hawaii or home country of kenya? because both places seem like they would be -- >> -- zach, that's a ridiculous question. >> do you know what i would do if i were president, mr. president, i would make same sex divorce illegal and then see how bad they want it. >> i think that's why you are not president. and that's a good thing. >> now the president did the interview to encourage young people to sign up for obamacare. today, the white house spokesman jay c

health care.gov saw a jolt in traffic from president obama's mock interview with actor zach galafanokis. many republicans said they weren't impressed. some observers commented they thought it was beneath the office of the president. the white house says it's willing to get creative to reach those in need of health care. >> the president's interview with zach on "between two ferns" was designed to reach americans where they live, and they watch this show in huge numbers. gone are the days when your broadcasts or yours or yours can reach everybody that we need to reach. >> you meet with zach and all your problems are solved? >> that's not what i said. you have to really watch the other ones to completes get the humor in it. it's also touting the fact that the website that hosted the video was the top to referrer to the website. >>> mike huckabee says he thinks he knows how republicans can win. if the democratic candidate is hillary clinton. he tells the new republican, "i've twice run against women opponents. it's a very different kind of approach. for those of us who have some chiflry le

let's open it up. [ afi ] it's a swiffer sweeper. [ zach ] it's a swiffer dusters.to get on the step stool. ♪ it's like a dirt magnet -- just like my kids. [ afi ] this is a danger zone. voila! i am the queen of clean! now." ♪ >>> all right, an unorthodox medium for familiar message. president obama appeared on a web show hosted by a comedian an aeblgtd actor and he is pushing his health care program. >> a shot to get young people to sign up and frankly to get the rest of us laughing. here is abc's jonathan karl. >> my guest today is barack obama obama -- president barak obama. >> the strangest interview ever. >> you pardoned a turkey in 2013. what do you have planned for 2014 pz. >> probably pardon another turkey. >> so what about dennis rodman? and are you sending anyone else. what about ton why harding. >> zach, he is not our ambassador. >> obama appeared on the show for one reason, to push people to enroll in obama care. >> let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> i think it is fair to say, i didn't be here with you today if i didn't hav

and right now, that zach thing, well, it's going viral. big time viral.ndlers call it reaching out to your base. a lot of republicans say it's just base, not us. i say republicans ignore these venues at your own peril. laugh all you want about michelle obama hawking fitness with jimmy fallon or her husband yucking it up with that guy before fallon. a lot of people who don't watch news shows watch these shows. so why republicans are you dismissing these shows? because let me tell you something. you could do worse than breaking out of your comfort zone. come to think of it looking at your recent presidential election performances, you are already. it's your hang up, but you ignore this stuff, it's going to be your hangover. >> i'm going to press this. >> don't touch that, please. thanks for the interview. and thanks for letting me shoot my show here all these years. >> you have been shooting these shows here in the diplomatic room? who gave you permission to do that? >> bush. >> seriously? who gave him clearance? >> now, i'm sure i'm not here to debate heal

>> more about the president's tongue-in-cheek with zach. that's next. and we go live to venezuela where there is a serious of assaults on protesters in one of the country's richer areas. >> well, this was interesting. it was funny. president obama turning to an internet comedy show to make a push for the affordable care act. did i say affordable? i think i did. david shuster with the trending online videos. this is terrific. >> tony, the program is called "between two ferns" and it has a huge following between younger americans. the key healthcare demographic the white house is now focused on. >> when i heard people actually watch this show, i was actually pretty surprised. >> shh, hi, welcome to another edition of between two ferns. >> it's a show that makes guests feel awkward or uncomfortable. >> you sent ambassador rodman to north korea on your behalf? >> zach, he's not an ambassador. >> the answers were usually undignified. >> where do you plan on building your presidential library, hawai'i or kenya. >> that's a ridiculous question. >> what doe it'

>> zach, he is not our ambassador. >> reporter: zach galakanakis, is known for "hang over"movies.bama appeared on the show for one reason, to push people to enroll in obamacare. >> let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> >> i think it is fair to say, i didn't be here with you today if i didn't have something to plug. have you heard about the affordable care act? >> oh, yeah, the thing that doesn't work? why would you get the guy that created the zune to develop your website? >> healthcare.gov works great nows and millions of americans have already gotten health insurance plans. most young americans right now are not covered. i'm going to press this. >> don't touch that, please. >> reporter: but will this get young people to sign up? more than 6 million people have watched the video. and 19,000 of them went directly to healthcare.gov. >> you've been shooting these shows here in the diplomatic room? who gave you permission to do that? >> bush. >> reporter: jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >> pretty funny stuff. >> pretty funny. some critics say, is

let's open it up. [ afi ] it's a swiffer sweeper. [ zach ] it's a swiffer dusters.t can extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. ♪ it's like a dirt magnet -- just like my kids. [ afi ] this is a danger zone. voila! i am the queen of clean! [ zach ] yeah, this definitely beats hanging out on a step ladder. >>> what kind of person is responsible for taking someone from this look, to this look? a retail buyer who knows his brand as well as jimmy webb does. we'll find out how jimmy does it. coming up next on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy, and american express open is here to help. that's why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc.

zach karabell, mr. buffett also took a whack at bitcoin.ust wrote a column saying it's not real money. let me get your take on the stock market. if you think for example that rush a's going to enforce this deadline and essentially take the crimea tonight, is it a buying opportunity? >> look, the domino theory didn't particularly work during the cold war. i don't believe it will now. although the advantage of the forecast, as william just said, until it doesn't happen, you can't prove that it won't. if you want to be scared and you want to believe there's a whole series of trip wires here, the reality is, unless the worst happens, crimea's not going to affect amazon's earnings or determine how many cell phones apple makes in china or how many are sold in china. >> that's why i say fundamentally. fundamentally. >> right. >> i want people to look at profits and think about buying the market back. >> the only reason why the markets are selling off is in some sort of very broad geopolitical concerns. unless you think that's going to shift u.s.,

with that comes enough time for zach to slam the guest. didn't want it just to be a two-minute video talking about obamacare. >> they understood to leave air here and there. >> yes. >> let's look at more of the president being uncomfortable. >> where are you planning on building your presidential library? or in your home country of kenya? because both places seem like they would be -- >> that's a ridiculous question. >> not to bring up the birth certificate, but you never really produced -- >> where's your birth certificate? why don't you show it now? >> i don't want to show it. it's embarrassing. >> what's embarrassing? >> my weight on it. it said i was born 7 pounds, 800 ounces. i would make same-sex divorce illegal then see how badly they want it. >> i think that's why you're not president. and that's a good thing. >> scott, you've created a controversy. jay carney was asked at the white house press briefing today, was the presidency in any way damaged by you -- >> by me personally. >> yeah. >> i feel that question is continually asked

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what do you think, zach?t touch that. >> oh, man. he seemed a tad irritated. >> yeah. >> those are questions you would never hear bill plante ask. bill plante, of course is our white house correspondent. so bill, why did the president agree to do this? and he did seem irritated. >> reporter: no, i think that was part of the game. and i would ask a question like that if i had a chance. the president is trying to reach out to a new audience. he's not the first to do it. even nixon said sock it to me in 1968. the president has appeared before in places which would have been considered beneath the dignity of a president in past years. he slow jammed the news with jimmy fallon. he's appeared more than once in the ladies of "the view." neither show is exactly delicate in its approach. but he's trying to reach the audience he needs. so he traded a few mild insults with galifianakis and finally asked, what did you come here to plug? of course, it was health care. they need younger viewers. and the hope is that this w

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zach. >> yeah. >> hey, zach. >> hello. >> this actually works you can pick a lock with a hairpin. >>tally work. it's a hobby and locksmiths will use it and it's good to know for yourself if you are in a situation to get out of somewhere very quickly or if you lose your key and you want to get into your house instead of paying a locksmith you can do it yourself. >> how does it work? >> you can see the pins up there and we have the right key pushed in and it pushes the pins up to the right amount so the cylinder can be rotated. >> so it all winds up evenly. >> what they are doing is using the pick to push up these pins to the right position. when you push up each pin, it allows the cylinder to slightly turn and then the top pin will then rest on top of the cylinder. >> what you would have to do basically since you can see into this cheer olear one you can fi out how to pick a lock so you can feel as you are poking into a cylinders. >> in a real lock picking condition, you will hear it rotate because you are rotating it and it will hit the next pin. >> i don't know how i feel that they

some call it a droefnlt zach and other hobists call it a quad copter. >> i've had people chase me downing it's ufos. >> reporter: you can see why. unmanned aerial vehicles like this one or uavs look out of this world and the technology on them looks like it's straight out of a movie. >> as you can see this stays centered so technology has definitely come a long way since i was a kid. >> reporter: kevin starkey showed us just how popular they are getting and how high-tech the big ones with cameras already are. >> what i'm doing is wearing video goggles and i get to see out of camera in the front of this where exactly i'm flying and realtime video link. just like anything else, cell phones, when cameras first came out, there were concerns about privacy. >> reporter: last year lawmakers passed an act that requires a judge to give an okay before police departments can use them and states across the country are considering tougher penalties for people who use them for things they shouldn't, but those who build and use the drones for fun like zach and kevin see endless possibilities for good

zach. hey, zach. >> hello. >> tell us about these inventions.first one is pretty awesome. >> it is. so, this is a lift wear and for people that suffer from essential tremor or parkinson's disease, it's a spoon that they can use. >> remarkable, right? >> it cancels out the motion of any of their hand tremors. there's a microcontroller that differentiates between intentiol motion and tryhe mout or the tremors and then once it senses what the tremor is, it actually uses motors that will counteract the tremor motion. >> it gives them back their autonomy with eating. it's so fantastic. what is happening here? why is this an indy go-go project. >> what's awesome is march is the essential tremor ewearness mon month. they will match a donation dollar for dollar on their indy go-go project. you can buy it for yourself or someone else and they'll pay for another one or if you donate a certain amount of money, every $150 donated they'll give a person in need one of their products. >>> the next invention a kick-starter program. the half bike? >> the half bi

, zach?s it goes? >> the first one is about a toy box for dogs that teaches them something. what do we got here? >> this is the tidy dog and what it is, is a toy box for dogs training them to put their toys away. >> i want this. my dog spreads everything all out on the floor every night. >> how's it work? >> it has pressure sensors on the bottom that detect weight of a toy so when your dog puts a toy away it detects its done it and puts treats out for it. >> a couple little snacks shoot out of that little chute for the dog. couldn't the dog take the same toy, put it in, eat the stuff, take it out, put it back in eat the stuff and do it over and over again. >> there's a 30-second delay from when the dog takes out a toy and put it back in for a treat. >> trying to reach a goal of $20,000, they are on their way. >> they are. >> secondly the sip snap this is an invention for children. >> this is a lid that is spill proof that you can put on any size cup that you want. >> it's almost like a rubber

let's bring in zach. >> hey, zach. >> hello. >> we have no idea what you are about to show us. am i going to love it or hate it or scream or cry? >> you can hate it i can tell by the first frame. >> let it go for a little bit. >> what is it? what is in her belly? is it twerking? >> this is a robot. she dances to lady gaga songs and robin thicke's "blurred lines." >> we blurred libes here with a robot stripper twerking with a weird gargoyle face. >> appreciate the huchlen-like movements of this thing. >> it's created by a hollywood production company that special i'ds in makeup and monster effects. they are fantastic at creating these sorts of things and this one is a fantastic robot. it has really fluid motions. you can tell the hands are extremely intricate. >> from the back who is that? and you see the weird face on the front. >> what's also interesting it does have facial tracking so it will track you as you move along and gaze at you so it continuously stares at visitors. it will also speak in the creator's own voice so a very male masculine voice. >> it's doing pelvic thru

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hey, zach. >> hello. >> the first video cool to look at.t looks like an art project but this is actually a real pattern. >> it is. this is a data visualization of 24-hour period of air traffic. >> oh. >> in europe. >> uh-huh. >> okay, cool. >> oh, my goodness. >> can you imagine being an air traffic controller, when you see this, think about the stress of the job. >> it's cool. because you can see where all the airports are. airport, airport, airport, this is cool. >> exactly. this is put together by nat holdings limited. they are in charge of most of the air traffic control had the uk so they are show casing how intense this air traffic is and how efficient their system is. >> as crazy as it looks there's something that knows exactly what is happening. somebody has it planned out to a "t." >> a random tech video it looks cool. liquid putty, what is it? >> this is making a fluid, lots of people call it ubleck and all you need is water and potatoes. >> i don't know what either of those things are. >> water or potatoes? >> no, ubleck or the n

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