during that time, the leaning tower of zip makes national news.ke donations to the ms foundation, totaling more than $150,000. >> i would say another 20, 30% came in after the fact because of the way that this thing all turned out. >> if it had just fallen over, okay, it's over. it's what we expected. it was the blooper of it all. >> the initial demolition may have been a bust but that blooper led to something quite progressive is. the zip's soft concrete is crushed, recycled, and laid into the foundation of the new building. >> it's not the tallest building in south dakota but it's still there. it's still part of south dakota. >> the zip may be down but it is legend has only grown. est laid schemes of men go often escew. a poet wrote that in 1785 in scotland. so it's probably safe to assume that what went wrong is a concept that is both universal and timeless. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera."

throw you 400 yards. >> that just proves that no one can look cool on a zip line. don't care who you are. put a super model on a zip line. >> we are not going to test that out. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> the world's most famous painting may have a little competition. curators in spain unveiled an almost identical copy of the mona lisa. experts believe it may have been done by one of da vinci's assistants at the same time as the original. it appears to be a straightforward copy it's the techniques under the surface that led officials to their conclusion. >>> in chile one man is prepared to share you wine that is out of this world. a 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite gives this cabernet its special kick. they are combined with a rock for a year to get the blend. there are plans to export overseas. >>> they make movies about stories like this. a treasure hunter has claimed he has located the wreck of a british merchant ship that was torpedoed off cape cod during world war ii. he says the vessel holds a

zip share also has a similar arrangement. with that i would like to invite up laura, who's here on behalf of rick hutchison. rick and c.e.o. of zip car actually met with mayor lee and i two years ago to kick off the discussion around this pilot project and we very much want to thank city car share for being a great partner with the city. >> thank you, president chiu, mr. mayor. i am laura haber, director of marketing/planning for city car share. as was just alluded to, i'm here on behalf of rick hutchison who sends his regrets. as mentioned, this program is two years in the making. rick is the c.e.o. and now presenting at the international car association in montreal as we speak. car share is being promoted worldwide. just so you know, not just here in san francisco. i want to thank again mr. mayor, president chiu for the early vision and leadership in this program and sfmta and city administrator's office, who's been a pleasure to work with operationally. we're very excited about the launch of this pilot program for a number

] people carpooling on the zip line behind me., what's up, man? come on, get on." [ laughter ] listen to this. food truck vendors here in indianapolis have been -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah. they're making them work, too. they've been trained to look for suspicious behavior during super bowl weekend. yeah. anything suspicious. you know, like a truck selling korean tacos in the middle of indiana. [ cheers and applause ] if you see anything suspicious, you let me know. [ laughter ] this is interesting. turns out that the owners of the patriots and the giants have each donated $5,000 to president obama's campaign. [ cheers and applause ] which explains -- which explains why fox news is predicting that both teams will lose the super bowl. does that make any -- [ cheers and applause ] that doesn't make any -- doesn't make any sense. how's that possible? [ cheers and applause ] hey, guys, get this. i read about a guy here in indiana who built an exact replica of lucas oil stadium using 30,000 legos. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. pret

but not only the super zips of the 15 or so zip codes in this direction from where we are all but three of them are in the top half of the top centile on the index of the education and in comes. the isolation is only going to get worse because increasingly the people who run the country were born into the world. unlike the typical member of the elite in 1960 they had never known anything but the new upper-class culture. many of them had gone through kate weld, graduate school and into their career without ever living in a zip code. so those are the problems. i've got rhythm really quickly i want to emphasize as you are saying he really hasn't made his case these points in the book to to wondered 31 pages. now, to the main topics of the lecture why do these problems never come in and what happens next? the first reason that these changes matter has to do with social couple, social science terms for the hundreds of types of the volunteering to maturity and savitt for this edition, religious participation connectivity in the workplace and simple in former activities in the community. ameri

there were hotspots by zip code and by neighborhood. so you sit and begin to look through the data, and i'm looking at my patients who are in the data, and realizing i had no idea how much health care cost. i had no idea how expensive it was. and it was just shocking. >> gawande: brenner says the numbers showed that 1% of people living in camden accounted for 30% of hospital charges, most of those racked up in the emergency room. so you're compiling all of this information coming from all of the hospitals in the local area. >> compiling massive amounts of data. >> gawande: brenner then turned that raw information into visual information. >> so this is a map of the city of camden. and this is looking at cost data, so the red areas are high-cost hotspots. these are parts of the community where people who have more than a million dollars in payments to the hospitals live, and this is over a five and a half year period. >> gawande: so here, you pulled out the two most expensive city blocks, but you found in your community, there are two bui

late night host jimmy fallon on the left he rode one of the zip lines set up as part of the super bowllage. he's there to do four nights of his show in honor of the big game which, of course, you can watch on this station this sunday. in case you hadn't heard. jimmy said afterward that going on the zip line is like having indianapolis quarterback peyton manning throw you 400 yards. look at that bear hug. i love it. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. happy groundhog's day. temperatures are going to be cooler today than the last couple of days. this morning, a cold front is moving through and producing some light rain and it will change the temperatures. upper 30's near the pennsylvania line. 50 south of baltimore. everybody will cool off over the next couple of hours. we have a chance for rain this morning. a wide range in high temperatures. low 50's down south. we will come back and check if forecast going into super bowl sunday. >> did you see your s

late night host jimmy fallon on the left he rode one of the zip lines set up as part of the super bowl village. he's there to do four nights of his show in honor of the big game which, of course, you can watch on this station this sunday. in case you hadn't heard. jimmy said afterward that going on the zip line is like having indianapolis quarterback peyton manning throw you 400 yards. look at that bear hug. i love it. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> taking a live look outside right now, we have 53 degrees at 4:28 on this thursday morning. good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to this thursday, february 2nd, 2012. newt gingrich will get a bid. gingrich is campaigning in las vegas ahead of saturday's nevada's caucuses. >>> mitt romney is backtracking from a comment he made about the poor. >> i'm in this race because i care about americans. i'm not concerned about the very poor. we have a safety net there. if it needs repair, i'll fix it. >> democrats and republicans blasted the gop presidential c

. >> reporter: monday evening thieves cut through electric fencing at camp elhar and stole zip and blazeolice have no idea who did it. >> i want to see them in jail locked up with handcuffs in their jail cell. >> reporter: tiffany gardner, who runs the camp, says all ten of her horses were put to pasture monday night but when she returned to work the next morning she spotted cut fencing and a trail through three adjacent properties. the only thing left behind were zip and blaze's nametags. >> if i had found them out in the pasture injured or dead, it would have been better than this. because then there would have been closure. >> 7-year-old rider benjamin thunderhawk lives with autism. of course therapy improves his balance and communication skills. but his mother may have to look for new options. thursday two additional riding horses were pulled from the camp after its owner learned of zip and blaze's theft. losses that's forcing the church camp to postpone classes indefinitely. >> well, the nearest occupational therapy horse is in mansville, and it's like probably over 40 miles away. >

head to abc2news.com/traffic, click on the gas prices link and enter the zip zip code and find the best prices in your area. >>> app may help your children with home work. i studies pro, costs $2.99, helps organize the class work. another is called ever note. for $5 a month, helps keep all the notes and assignments in one place. no paper needed. this last app is for the parents, school, grades and timetables. costing you 299, you can track classes, grades and activities. >>> this next story is for my husband, taco bell celebrating 50th anniversary. the mark the occasion, march 8th, the fast food chain will roll out a new product. new tacos with the shells made entirely of doritos. that i are taking other steps to revive the brand such as new breakfast rollout and slogan in the brand campaign. >>> we are working on breaking news for you straight ahead, all the details. >>> we are getting new information on the deadly crash in harford county that killed three siblings. what happened and why a responding medevac helicopter had to make an emergency landing. >>> new information on michael tr

we want to see you on the zip line.t. >> that's worth going all the way out there in the cold. >> can you read my lips? no way! is that clear? >> yeah. >> come on. >> i actually put that out there on twitter. i asked people what they would think if we got vance out there. one guy said, listen. he's a lot more important and a lot cooler than you. so why don't you do it? you know what? -- >> that wasn't me. i didn't do that. >> all right. so here's the deal today. the tight end for the patriots had limited participation in practice today. there is no way he does not play in the super bowl. the giants trying to tweak tom brady a little bit saying the last time they played he was thinking there was a phantom pass rush but nobody was even there. so he was almost playing scared. off the field we took a visit to a radio row. you've been there and seen some of the tom foolery and shenanigans. >> always an adventure. >> it's fun. we put together a little sample for you starting with our good friend mike weis. >> welcome to radio

>> you need to do that zip line. >> yeah. >> let me say this, please, y'all read my lips. we are not doing a zip line, okay? it's not going to happen. >>> all right. well, congratulations. in a minute it will be friday! and that is our broadcast. you made it. >> we're looking forward to it. the "tonight show" is next. good night. featuring rickey minor from nbc's "the voice," country

>>> and she zips around faster than folks half her age. can all learn from her. >>> tonight, gas prices across the country higher for this time of year than ever before. the average price of a gallon of gas in america is $3.54. that's an increase of 16 cents a gallon in just the past month. experts say we could hit $4.25 a gallon by late april. >>> now, to some startling new numbers for parents concerned about their kids getting behind the wheel. the road accidents which have been the leading cause of death for the teens are on the rise again after eight years of decline. what's behind the increase? we get the story from mike taibbi. >> reporter: mary louise picard sat in today as her twin daughters took a driving lesson. >> to keep them safe. it's really important. sorry. >> reporter: mom knows and wants emily and grace to know about the lethal dangers of distracted driving. cell phone calls and texting. music and conversations in the car full of kids. reaching for anything behind the wheel. >> it's frightening. >> reporter: frightening t

you get round trip transportation and food for a zip lining and beer tasting excursion.venture starts at go ape activity center, you will get to try zip lining and enjoy a picnic lunch. and then you'll head to growlers to try out hand crafted beer. >> you want the beer after that zip lining. and the lunch too for that matter. on groupon, there's a deal in time for the upcoming cherry blossom festival. $9 for kids, get a ticket on a springtime harbor cruise right don't potomac. you'll get a great view of the monuments and all the cherry trees. >>> apple is expected to roll out the ipad 3 as early as next week. in the meantime, best buy has dropped the price of the ipad 2. >> do we get to toss this one? best buy cut $50 off the price. prices now range from about $450 to $780. the retailer declined to comment on the reason for the price cut and apple doesn't comment on rumors, nor will apple reveal when the next ipad will make its debut. industry bloggers speculate that retailers are trying to make room for newer models. >> that's what's behind the discount? >> yes. >> you

atherton is a nice zip code to have. >> and you're not paying for the house, but for the zip code?state is at a premium. the land is valued at more than $800,000. the bungalow that's on it, not so much. >> i'm putting you on the spot completely, jon, but there are a couple of aussies in silicon valley starting up this -- it's called start-up house, it's like a start-up hub where a pile of people, tech entrepreneurs can go to try and co-work and share ideas and innovate. and the australian government is even supporting it. have you heard anything about that? >> that's a popular idea, not just here but in new york. general assembly does something like that with co-working. it's an exciting idea because space is at a premium here as it is there. >> got to share the coffee pot. thanks, jon. >> yeah. >>> dudes, from, like, the valley to, like, the mall. herb, you're looking at retail closures, bro. >> i am indeed. >> what's that mean? >> i don't think he's been a bro since he had a fro. >> bro is what he wears. >> there you go. not sure if you of you have noticed -- really, it's true. >

this is the storm system, the area of low pressure that is going to zip just to the south of us.ain far enough south that we will be on the northern edge of this. that is why our snow totals have been cut significantly for the immediate metro area. not even a winter weather advisories for us. that shows you how weak the system will be. if your travel plans to take you to southern west virginia or eastern kentucky, you might run into some problems. they could be looking at six to 10 inches of snow. we're going to look for temperatures to slowly rebound to 40. the clouds continue to increase, and by afternoon we are calling for some light snow showers. by about midnight tomorrow night, everything will be gone. here are the projected snow totals, less than an inch for the d.c. metro. frederick, at number montgomery county -- northern montgomery county, you might just see flurries. the extended outlook shows are temperatures are going to warm up nicely. mid-50's on tuesday and wednesday. an updated look at the forecast 24 hours a day at wjla.com. bob ryan wrote an interesting blog ab

>> you're up 2 to zip to me.credible stat on meryl here, she's been nominated 17 times. the most nominated actor or actress ever in the history of the oscars. but she hasn't won since "sophie's choice" back in the early '80s. all these years -- >> that's unbelievable. >> it really is. she's long overdue. it really was her moment. she gave a great speech and also had a tender embrace with the person i thought was going to win, viola davis. i thought there was a lot of momentum going into it. but she didn't pull it out. but meryl's a legend. viola's just breaking through now. we're not done seeing her. she's on to bigger and better things. >> let's get something straight. i'm the winner and he is the -- >> i went 0-3. you went -- >> you're the loser. >> -- 2-1. that is it. >> not everybody wins. you either win or you lose. >> you don't get a trophy for participation. whatever. more oscar coverage coming up tonight on "america this morning." also "gma." big show coming up. stay with abc. >> announcer: this is abc's

want to ensure -- i want to improve our schools and ensure that every kid, every kid, no matter what zip code they come from, every kid has access to a great education. fortunately we can have great schools and protect taxpayers at the same time. we just have to spend our money more wisely. for example, before our reforms, school districts often had to buy their health insurance from just one company which cost them millions of dollars. now they canned by it out, and that is saving school districts millions of dollars across the state. for example, places like the heartland lakeside school district saved nearly $700,000 just by switching insurance providers. in north fondulac, they were able to save over $300,000. that's money that can go directly into the classroom. >> not only after an english received the award, she was laid off. why? under the old collective bargaining system, she was one of the first to be laid off because she was one of the last ones to be hired. didn't matter that she was one of the best teachers in the state. to correct problems like that, our reforms now allow l

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a trough of low pressure, keeping the winds zipping along.he winds die down, left with a mostly sunny day. a bit of a chill but technically february. today, mix of clouds and sunshine. i-95 eastbound and more cloud cover, a few high spots. winds could gust to 50 miles an hour or more. be careful if you're driving a high profile vehicle, be on the lookout, the went buff feather out and hold on extra tight. chilly and windy for today. chilly again tomorrow, average high temperature, no complaints. if you like mild weather, this is the winter for you, no doubt. 60 degrees on monday and mid to upper 50s tuesday and rain looks like it comes with a thunderstorm as well, shows up wednesday. stay in touch with me by following me on twitter at chuckbell4. we'll see if we can get hashtag wind to trend a little bit. >> it means your forecast is full. >> i've been known to be long-winded. >> you always make it through. >> thank you. >>> are you ready to rock and easter egg roll. the white house announced their annual easter egg celebration will be held m

on our radar, zip going on just yet. raindrops not too far away and snow drops the northern half of ohio. it is cold out there. not too far away. we will watch it moving our direction. temperatures climbing generally in the mid and upper 40s. we'll stay below 50 degrees with clouds coming in. 70% chance you get rained on today and 80% chance first thing tomorrow morning. the high in the 40s. most of your weekend will be on the cloudy side and most wetness sundown tonight to lunch-time tomorrow. not looking for a big accumulation. might be able to get an inch in northern maryland and west virginia j about an inch. we'll talk about that. >> today, mitt romney hopes to solidify his position as front-runner as nevada republicans kawasaki to make their choice for the gop nominee. if the latest polls are any indication, romney will have another big day after a convincing win in florida earlier this week. the former governor has a 20 point lead over rival newt gingrich over likely caucus goers in the latest las vegas journal ne

pressure what is new starting to build back in, severing is going back towards vancouver and this goes zipping by. the system means some warmer temperatures, patchy clouds and i do expect it to pick up mostly 60s and we will go to upper 60s, hayward 65, redwood city 65 wood pestly sunny, -- mostly sunny and we do have a cool down into the weekend, pam. >>> we are hearing from the woman who survived the deadly avalanche and she describes her feelings as she fell 2000 feet down a mountain. >>> it would have opinion a lot worse after somebody threw a rock into her daughter's bedroom. >> i-94 is looking good, we will tell you more coming up. . >>> one of the survivors of the deadly avalanche is now speaking out. she is a professional skier and deployed an airbag as the snow took her over. she tried to be calm but feared the worst. she fell 2000 feet in 30 seconds. she credits the airbag with saving her life. three other experienced skiers were killed. >>> they are protesting the improper disposal of korans at the air base. one they were imprisoned they ended up in the trash and were burned. they h

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ago tkpwre gates information by zip -- aggregates information by zip code it takes the 400 highest top income earns and takes aggregate on them. 2008, the last year the i.r.s. assembled, they had an average income each of $270 million, which certainly is something to be proud of and to celebrate, if you can achieve that kind of success. but the average tax rate paid by the 400 was only 18.2%, which is considerably apart from the discussions we've been having in the senate about what the top income tax rate should be. we discuss often whether the top income tax rate should be 35% or should be 39.6%. it was 39.6%, for instance, during the booming clinton economy. it's now 35%, spending on where the tax cut discussion goes, it may go back up again. but that really is not what a large number of these very high income earners pay. in fact, the top 400 aren't anywhere near that. they're half that at 18.2%. so we're supposed to have a graduated tax code with people who are progressively graduated with people who earn more, paying a higher rate. let's see who else pays an 18.2% rate. we looked

. >> i actually had never done zip lining before, believe it or not. >> neither had i. >> from zip lining each day a new activity was revealed. even their destination was a surprise. in a mystery trip, they don't tell you exactly where you're going to go or what the extras are or what hotel you'll be staying at. >> most planners try to make sure the adventure matches your personality. one gives a quiz to determine a travel sign. >> we both came up as a barbarian when we took the quiz. >> and that sign is people who love to travel to the ends of the earth. >> taking a chance can also help you save some money. >> for example, luxury link online offer options for destinations. they don't tell you where you're going but you can get a great value for a little amount of money. >> and with an open mind, the mystery trip can be worth the suspense. >> go with the flow. >> just go with the flow and enjoy the moment. >>> a vote at the u.n. on syria's deadly crackdown. the results after. this [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. premier of the packed bag. you know organization is key... and so

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click on the gas prices link, enter your zip code to find the least expensive gas. >>> southwest airlines added new routes from baltimore, washington, thurgood martin, head to atlanta heartfield jackson international airport, southwest plans to add more flights soon as air tran planes are rolled in to their new fleet with southwest. >>> someone in rhode island is a millionaire this morning. >> the winning powerball ticket was bought in the state, the jackpot was worth estimated $336 million before taxes. the winner has yet to come forward and who can blame him or her? more than 60,000 power ball tickets were bought in maryland saturday. >>> more ahead on this monday, february 13th, abc2 news is straight ahead. >>> the this is your news to go. >> let's start with a check of the forecast, to say hello to lynette charles. >> plenty of sunshine today's. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. we will have change in the forecast, i will talk about that a little bit later. windchills in the teens. 20 along the eastern shore, easton, throughout the day, we will warm up, stay right around where we

. >> i actually had never done zip lining before. >> neither have i. >> reporter: from zip lining tovity was revealed, even their destination was a surprise. in a mystery trip, they don't tell you exactly where you're going to go or what the extras are or what hotel exactly you'll be staying at. >> reporter: most mystery trip planners hope to make sure the adventure matches your personality. he even gives a quiz to determine a travel sign. >> we both came up as barbarian. >> and that sign is people who love to travel to the ends of the earth, basically. >> reporter: taking a chance can also help you save some money. >> for example, luxury lincolnline, they offer auctions for destinations. they don't tell you exactly where you're going to go. you can get a great value for a very little amount of money. >> and with an open mind, a mystery trip can be worth the suts spengs. >> no, with the flow. you go with the flow. and, you know, enjoy the moment. >> it is super bowl weekend. you know what that means. advertisers are all trying to cash in on the hype. [ male announcer ] you are a busi

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this is what we'd call a .22 zip gun. shoots a .22 round. put your bullet in there.wn until it's tight. made in one of the shops. if a guy didn't know this, if this wasn't together -- you know, he had this piece laying on one bench and this piece laying over here, you really wouldn't know what it was. >> the c.e.r.t. team constantly trains to respond to any incident within the prison, including escape attempts. >> what we're doing here today, we're rappelling. we're pounding the bars. to see if somebody's been sawing on them. we have plastic hammers. when you hit a bar that's been sawed on it makes a special tink. at one point we have found some bars that had been sawed through. at one time we found three bars that we pulled out in our hands. they were glued back in there by toothpaste and then painted over with the same color paint. >> c.e.r.t.'s efforts are part of the prison's security crackdown following the widely publicized escape of two inmates in november of 2005. >> two murderers are now in their 27th hour on the run. >> the two men escaped from the state pr

you can customize it by zip code.act that different insurance companies have different negotiated prices, you could still be charged much more than what's in the blue book. doesn't that stink? still, if you're going in for surgery, it's nice to be armed with a little information on what something should cost. you can find the blue book with a simple google search. bottom line, it's nice to have the cost of the procedure in advance so you zoo waste your money. >> abc2news.com is your source for all the information you need to make sure your doctor is on the up and up. check out the nearly 50 doctors in maryland who have had their licenses suspended. you'll also know why it took months or years to dispalestinian these doctors. you'll find it all on abc2news.com/bad medicine. >>> all right. talking about another nice looking february day. it makes going back to work on a monday a little easier when you have that nice weather. 51. swreft winds are at seven -- southwest winds are at seven miles an hour. that is a warming b

they have a zipline that's giving fans a bird's-eye view of all the festivities downtown, just zip onterday morning people lined up as early as 5:30 a.m. for the ride and they didn't begin the operations until 3 p.m. and they had a long wait in front of them. part of the draw is the price though. only $10 a person. of course if you already paid to get there, right -- >> it's warm there, too. like 60 degrees. i would have thought it would have been a cold weather city but it's all good. >> so everyone is outside zipping along. >>> three more days until the super bowl. >> and we have been showing you some of the commercials. here's the latest from volkswagen. take a look. doggie door and chase cars. ♪[ music ] ♪get up off of that thang ] [ james brown ] ♪ [ music ] >> great stuff! eventually the dog obviously loses a lot of weight and gets through that doggie door to chase the volkswagen. >> i feel your pain, buddy. feel your pain. >>> top hats, tuxedos and punxsutawney phil. >> the most famous groundhog in pennsylvania says to expect six for weeks of winter. less than an hour ago, memb

>> probably zip. i hope it has some effect.ut i do also think that endorsements are very much overrated. they give certain legitimacy to a candidate, but i'm not sure that they help make up a voter's mind. so i really believe that when you have one or two percent of the registered voters turning out that that's not a very good indicator. but i do congratulate senator santorum on his victory, and certainly the romney campaign knows we have a challenge. >> a challenge ahead for a man who knows that challenge quite well. john mccain, senator, appreciate your help tonight. >>> once again, congress nears deadline precipice. deja vu over extending the payroll tax cut. senators in a standoff again. >>> then the military looking to unleash this robo mule. ooul explain coming up. ice for you today ? we gave people right off the street a script and had them read it. no, sorry, i can't help you with that. i'm not authorized to access that transaction. that's not in our policy. i will transfer you now. my supervisor is currently not availa

. >> four years of dating we've only shared the same zip code about a year and a half. >> saying i likehings at a digestible level. >> noncommittal level. continue. >> i still have 3 1/2 more years of college. >> i have a year and a half ter that and i supposed to go to l.a. >> i supsepod to australia. >> but for now she's my one true like. >> he's the like of my life. >> taping this video in front of their family and friends. and then -- >> i'm really sorry to do this to you, but savannah, i love you. >> i love you. >> oh. >> and i guess i have to do this. will you marry me? >> yes. >> yes! >> so they were in on making the little documentary together. when they went to film the last scene this was a surprise to her. going to saying i love you to engaged, i don't know. that's a quick jump. >> their love isn't about the word love. it's about the experience that they share. not many people say i love you and don't really mean it. >> i love you, nick. >> i like you too. >> if you want to see the entire video head over to our website rightthisminute.com. >> i have one more video to show you