DailyNewsVideofeed: February 2016

Monday, February 29, 2016

Donald Trump's memorable moments

The pundits once said Donald Trump never had a chance. But amid the Republican frontrunner's politically incorrect comments on Mexicans, Muslims and his closest rivals, his popularity is soaring. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Reporter choked at Trump rally

A violent confrontation erupts between a veteran photographer and a secret service agent at a Donald Trump rally in Virginia.

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Police officer has a close call with aquaplaning car

Merseyside Police issue safety warning for drivers after police officer has near miss on M57

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Biker blinded by the sun

"I was driving along the dual carriage way that is on a slight incline. The further that I went up the dual carriage way, the harder it became to see; until it almost totally blinded me. At that point, I let off my accelerator to slow down, with the intentions of pulling into the hard shoulder further up the road. Before I knew it, I had rear ended a car that was travelling extremely slow for no apparent reason (Witnesses confirmed there was no traffic in front of him, driver confirmed that he was able to see.) I flipped over the handle bars and the bike flipped with me; breaking my laptop, phone and the bike in one swift process. I managed to crawl out of the incident with only minor bruising and a sore back."

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Awesome Fast and Furious but ends on a flat tire

Cammer chases a new NSX through the canyons and gets a flat tire. Action starts at no specific minute, scenery is gorgeous.

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Mark Ruffalo shines spotlight on priest abuse

"Spotlight" actor Mark Ruffalo says he hopes the Oscar-winning film keeps a light shining on the issue of child abuse by priests in the Catholic Church. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Justice Thomas breaks 10-year silence

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas stunned the court on Monday when he asked questions for the first time in 10 years.

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Rubio on Trump: "He can't win. He's unelectable"

Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio blasts Donald Trump for not condemning the Ku Klux Klan strongly enough. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Clinton chastises Republican in-fighting.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton shifts her focus toward the Republicans, chastising their in-fighting and the party's view on the economy ahead of the Super Tuesday elections. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Rivals slam Trump in David Duke uproar

GOP rivals Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz try to stop Donald Trump from clinching a runaway win on Super Tuesday as he tries to stamp out a fire over an endorsement from white supremacist David Duke..

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Breakingviews: The Buffett Rules

Warren Buffett's annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders reveals how his famous homespun wisdom is really for lesser investing mortals. Jeffrey Goldfarb and Rob Cox explain.

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Pulled oats to take bite out of meat substitute market

A Finnish food start-up has developed a meat substitute food product they call "pulled oats", a plant-based product made of oats and beans. Matthew Stock reports.

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New findings could boost type 1 diabetes treatment

New findings suggesting that children diagnosed with type 1 diabetes before the age of seven have a very different form of the disease could lead to new ways of treating it, potentially including a vaccine. Jim Drury reports.