http://www.cbsnews.com/news/anderson-cooper-does-your-dog-really-love-you/
I like dogs and Anderson Cooper, I also think that learning about dogs is fun because in my opinion they are cute and loving creatures. I also really find it interesting to learn fun facts that in the future could help me with my dog too. This video showed Anderson cooper talking to different people interviewing people and getting interviewed. It had a man showing pictures of stimulants in dogs brains and explaining what exactly was going on.
In this video the interviewer was smiling and getting into what the people are saying and leaning in listening, talking and adding follow up questions to almost everything he says. Talking about the questions and discussing them.
The recyclers: From trash comes triumph
http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/the-recyclers-from-trash-comes-triumph-2/
Music is definitely one of my biggest passions. I never knew that you could make instruments out of "trash" and make it sound like actual instruments. I thought it was really cool to hear about all the people who are in the music program and the man who was making the instruments out of old cookie trays and such. I found this topic cool and when the interviewer was talking to a student who had gone to an actual music school and then came back to work on her music and used the "trash" instruments. The interviewer asked her what she imagined when she played her instrument, her response was "I imagine I am somewhere else. Somewhere where there is grassy fields and there isn't trash everywhere and the people are happy."
The recyclers: From trash comes triumph
http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/the-recyclers-from-trash-comes-triumph-2/
Music is definitely one of my biggest passions. I never knew that you could make instruments out of "trash" and make it sound like actual instruments. I thought it was really cool to hear about all the people who are in the music program and the man who was making the instruments out of old cookie trays and such. I found this topic cool and when the interviewer was talking to a student who had gone to an actual music school and then came back to work on her music and used the "trash" instruments. The interviewer asked her what she imagined when she played her instrument, her response was "I imagine I am somewhere else. Somewhere where there is grassy fields and there isn't trash everywhere and the people are happy."
In this video the interviewer was getting good info, making people feel comfortable. They are interested in what people have to say and they are paying attention. They were leaning in and adding follow up questions. They were leaning in and smiling and asking about the music and what the people thought about it.
Behind the arrest of public enemy number one-
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/joaquin-el-chapo-guzman-drug-cartel-kingpin-behind-the-arrest-of-pubic-enemy-number-one/
Behind the arrest of public enemy number one-
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/joaquin-el-chapo-guzman-drug-cartel-kingpin-behind-the-arrest-of-pubic-enemy-number-one/
I find this topic very useful because it tells you about what seems to be one of the worlds biggest drug dealers and they caught him. Even though they had to go through a tunnel that they found underneath a bathtub leading to not one but six safe houses. Him, his wife, maid, personal chef, and most trusted body gaurd all disposed of their phones and went to a safe house as they were running the swat team could hear the sound of their feet splashing in the water but they were too far ahead to catch up.
In my video the interviewer wasn't shown often but the had a straight serious face and they were leaning in and listening to what the person was saying. They were leaning in and listening to the people as they talked. Smiling when it was appropriate and keeping a straight face when It was not.
