You say trees. How a trim crushed a love birds new nest. Plus the buzzword for your chance at a new ipad mini and some adorable rescue pups. The story of their journey to a happy ending. Feeding off mommy. Oh. Cant say it on television. You can. What youre about to see here the best way i can describe it, a man stuck between a rock and force rock. This is in western victoria in australia, and quite literally yes, there is a man a 24yearold man, a climber, who was apparently doing some sort of climbing exercise known as the squeeze test. Where you purposely put yourself through this tiny crevice to try to get to the other side. Why would you do this willingly. Dude got stuck for ten hours. Really . Oh, my gosh. Overnight he had to call his friends. His friends called emergency crews. They showed up. You can see them here trying to get this guy out. Apparently his hips were jammed in this tiny spot. Not to mention overnight it got cold. Trapped for ten hours. Yeah. You can see the moment
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government policy officials got more committed to it after his announcement, you see the same thing. that sometimes happens and i think it s a good thing. thank you for making that decision. i want you to meet our next questioner, captain keith coburn, crab fisherman from washington state. also appears in the deadliest catch. oh, man. love the show. i m glad you re alive. thank you very much. my question, first, i ve been fishing alaska 32 years and been witnessing firsthand the oceans changing. in the last decade, we ve seen the coldest year ever and three of the warmest years recorded in 100 years. my question is, how do we convince the skeptics that climate change is scientifically real? thank you, captain. you should go around with the captain. on the deadliest boats? are you kidding me? you got more guts than i do,
reid report.msnbc.com. the cycle is up next. hey, cyclists, what s going on? hey, joy, nothing really. not much. hanging out. just hanging around. maybe a few things that we re going to talk about. the president is headed asia. we are going to have a live report on that as well as his visit with those victims of the mudslide in washington. we re going to be talking about the implications of the supreme court s latest decision affecting affirmative action and what that all means for the public moving ahead. we have captain keith coburn from the deadliest catch who will be here. we ll talk to him about the latest season what and it has to do with the government shutdown. exciting. i will be looking at new rules coming out tomorrow that should make mining safer for miners. wow. no, very important stuff. i love that show deadliest catch. it s the bomb. the cycle comes up next. can t wait. get all your favorites all day, everyday. olive garden s signature favorites, just $10 i
williams is live at the supreme court. so, pete, first of all, we know the split here was -2 with justice kate in recusing herself because of her work in the justice department, but talk a little bit about this ruling and what it actually means beyond the specifics of michigan. sorry for the umbrella. sudden rainstorm here at the supreme court today. what the decision itself means the supreme court seems to go out of its way to say that this has nothing to do with it is merits of whether states can have affirmative action, but what civil rights groups are worried about is that this will be a green light to other states, seven states have done what michigan has done here banning affirmative action, that this could be a green light to other states now to say, well, the supreme court says if we ban it by constitutional amendment, that s okay. so that s what the concern is, and opponents of affirmative action say that they hope that s what the effect of it is. politically whe