: kevin, have you ever had a doll made -- >> kevin: no emmys.tina, it's so lovely having you here. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> jimmy: it really is. you're awesome. "mad men" season premiere is this sunday on amc. christina hendricks right there, everybody. sheryl crow performs next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a rock 'n' roll superstar. here new album, "100 miles from memphis," what a great record. you got cameos from keith richards, justin timberlake. just came out this week. you got to pick it up. here with a song from it called "peaceful feeling," please welcome the great sheryl crow, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ba-ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba-ba-ba ♪ ♪ making the best of the situation building a house on a strong foundation ♪ ♪ everybody wants to feel all right ♪ ♪ when you fly off in the wrong direction turn it around and see your own reflection ♪ ♪ everybody wants to feel all right oh ♪ ♪ let's dance to the music baby let's dance until our

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kevin blackistone what do you make of the decision? >> well, i was disappoint. i hoped that he would stay in cleveland. i certainly understand his desire and his right to exercise history agency ability. but i think that this was just handled horribly. here was a guy who had a very fine career in the nba, not only on the court but also off it too. he was one of the most beloved players i think in the league and i think that overnight evil anized his personality in the way in which he departed cleveland. he did it from a distance. he seemed to do it coldly, with calculation. and i think that really turned off a lot of people. >> woodruff: richard deitsch how did you see it. >> i agree with kevin. i think its with a cold and callous thing to go on television in sort of a one-hour information, basically saying good-bye to chief and and thanks for the memory. i certainly don't begrudge lebron to go to a team where he thinks will win multiple championships and the heat certainly gives him that opportunity more than the cavs but i thought cohave handled it in a less n

thank you for continuing to want to serve. >> kevin, p.u.c., revenue bond oversight. this is where real jobs are being created. 27,000 jobs. regional project and we need to spend the money wisely and that is what kevin has been doing in other capacities and will be doing in it. and beca in be a -- in absentia she want as private swearing in. i know this was long-winded but i'm honored and proud of all of you and i will ask you all to raise your right hand. you can stand if you wish for the heck of it but you don't have to. but if you like to, it just adds to the formal occasion. i will ask you to repeat after me and what i will do, i will say i, then i will ask you to state your name. then when we come to the end i will during such time as i hold the position and you will each mention the appropriate body that you are being appointed to. so, beyond that there are only two things you have to do. the rest i do and just repeat after me. raise your right hand and i say i. you say your name and we will get through this in one brief moment. >> i. [people saying their names]

and remember, kevin, i'm counting on you, because i got in an argument. up, too. ricky, you got that thing? ricky? you know what to do, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know what to do? what are you going to do? >> i got it. >> we're going to win. >> we're going to pull. we're going to win. [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. are you ready? on your marks? >> wait a second. she's -- she allowed on the carpet? >> oh, oh, little carpet. what is that? >> jimmy: on your marks. get set -- tug! and here we go. look at this. oh, here he comes! oh, my goodness. >> i need some help, man. i need a little help. here we go. all right, here we go. here we go. on your marks -- get set -- i forgot your best friend was here. tug! tug! all right, well -- beautifully done. kevin james, everybody. "grown ups" is in theaters now. thank you, ricky and adolina. and thanks to -- >> wow. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. you know, my brothers and i got our families together at olive garden the other night. c'mon pass a breadstick to your favorite uncle. ohhhh!!! ohhhh!!! we had a ball. a

essentially they're sort of trying to downplay it as well i want to point out one other thing too kevin is that senator john kerry this is a long time senator from massachusetts here in the u.s. senate one time presidential candidate he is not taking the same view as the white house he's saying however illegally these documents were obtained or put up this should essentially be a wake up call he says this should teach us that we need to sort of up our ante up the effort to get the policy right and also make it more urgent. one other thing here a lot of people here in the united states both media and officials unnamed and named are comparing the release of these documents to the pentagon papers now this is of course the study done by the department of defense on the vietnam war and relations between the united states and vietnam back in the sixty's and seventy's it was top secret it was not meant to be published but once it was published there on the front page of the new york times back in one nine hundred seventy one while it painted a grim reality of both of what was going on on the g

that is where nbc's kevin tibbles is tonight. kevin, tell us about it. >> reporter: hey, lester. with all the talk of tropical storms in the gulf it is hard to believe it is monsoon season here in milwaukee, just as another wave of heat crosses through much of the country. it didn't just pour. milwaukee was pounded. a record 5.6 inches of rain from one massive storm. >> i'm very amazed at this. i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: nearly eight inches of rain in a single day, another record. a state of emergency declared as roads washed away and basements flooded. >> you can't underestimate the power of the rushing water. it will pull you under in no time. >> reporter: two sisters were hospitalized when struck by lightning. numerous tornadoes were reported and milwaukee's airport closed, with standing water on the runways. rushing water opened a giant 20-foot sinkhole in the city's east side, swallowing an suv and its driver. >> i knew i needed to do something quick, otherwise something bad was gonna happen, because the water kept flowing and flowing. >> i grabbed yo

and some russian interests in tonight's european football fixtures yes yes kevin's in some petersburg occurring in action in romania as they target a place in the champions league that score plus the rest of the games coming up man . hello and welcome to the sports news live from r.t. in moscow and here are the headlines. european dream zealots are up against remaining inside a rare but one foot in the champions league. while walk of fame russians stanislav generally are not strolls to glory on the opening day of the european four six championships. and qualify to the games london marks two years to go before the start of the twenty twelve summer olympics. and we start with athletics where russia took the first gold medal at the european championships a stanislav year old young of won the men's twenty kilometer walk in barcelona he came home in one hour twenty minutes and ten seconds that was twenty eight seconds ahead of italian alex schweitzer while these yera took the bronze another russian under a clear vault finish sixth and there's a further chance of gold for russia in the wome

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kevin's freaking out.beach. we're laike, okay we can do tha. we're standing in front of the water. we turn around. start posing for the paparazzi. they start, you know, jess tick lating and waving their hands and speaking something in spanish which i don't speak which is pathetic. my daughter goes running over. what's going on? she turns to us and she says, don't face the camera. they want something candid. walk on the beach but don't look. so we're like, okay. we're walking on the beach. they start again. they want something else. she goes, hold hands. [ laughter ] splash in the surf. >> jimmy: this has turned into a photo shoot then. >> right. smile lovingly. >> jimmy: and this is the picture that resulted. we dug this up. and this is -- you can see, it's very -- very natural. >> it's the worst. >> jimmy: walking along the beach in pants. >> it was freezing. that's the other thing. >> jimmy: congratulations on your fifth emmy nomination. they say the fifth time's the charm. it's nice to see you. kyra sed

[reading item] >> i am kevin with neighborhood planning staff. the request is for conditional use operation. in measures roughly 1100 square feet plus an exterior. no amplified music is hosted by the bar, and the project proposes no extension or physical changes to the interior for an exterior. they have operated continuously since the 1960's. in 1970, they rendered its non- conforming to reagan -- non- conforming. our records indicate the department failed to send notification to the property prior to the state. the zoning administrator previously determined the project sponsor would be allowed to remove the termination date and legalize the ongoing operation of the bar. although the subject bl residene variety of uses are found in the neighborhood including offices, retail, and tourist activity. it is not situated in an area with a high concentration of eating and drinking establishments. it acts as a neighborhood gathering place. the owners have agreed to a number of measures including prohibiting smoking on the rear

back to you. >> kevin, thanks for that. an up close look in battle creek, michigan. >>> now to california where a fast-moving wildfire that seemed to come out of nowhere has burned 40 homes and is threatening another 150 more tonight. with us tonight from kern county, it's about 75 miles outside l.a., our own kristen welker. kiss -- kristen, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. as you can see behind me, this fire rages on. the biggest challenge for firefighters now is the wind which is expected to pick up later on this evening. firefighters are trying to save as many homes as possible, but for some it is just too late. >> yeah. i thought i was going to die. i thought i was going to be consumed in flame. >> reporter: george plesco managed to escape the fire but he lost almost everything he owns. his home and 25 years' worth of memories. it's now reduced to smoldering rubble. >> i have buried my mom, my dad, my wife of cancer and my son that was 25 years old in a motorcycle wreck. so i had a lot of pictures here, y

i think kevin has done an excellent job on this. we're very pleased to reach the agreement with the neighbor behind about no more smoking on the deck and closing the deck at earlier hours, 9:00 on weekdays. given the lateness, i have asked the speakers to speak very shortly. the first five may speak a minute or two. i have asked the others to keep it to less than one minute and not to repeat. i want to thank you all for letting us be here tonight. thank you. commissioner olague: is there anyone in the audience that is opposed to the project? i don't have any speaker cards that indicates any opposition. there were some letters that indicated such. do you all want to stand up and show your support, or do some of you have a burning desire to speak which we won't prohibit. you have a right to speak, it is up to you. ok, thank you. does anyone want to speak? ok. >> i think you have the vote. [laughter] commissioner olague: i don't want to deny you. we will close the public hearing. commissioner borden. commissioner borden: what we try to

you're watching our news review of the week with me kevin owen and first russia has been hit by an unprecedented heat wave but this one for ready the hottest on record ever but as well as the pleasures of swimming and sun bathing the sport with it fires smoke and health risks two parties are telling of a cover as more from the capital of temperature records. the sound they got its hands on in central russia but it can be wearing much else because it's absolutely baking with a nuclear hitting record highs and lows in office just goes east all around the city of ten million looks like a huge beach fountains have turned to bathtubs with people taking every opportunity to plunge into something cooler than the ceiling area around but it's probably safer alternative to a we were swimming with a green statistics of three hundred drownings this week alone and it doesn't look like russians will have a week from this furnace anytime soon. partner this is a serious abnormality the russian weather service has never measured such temperatures in moscow in july according to our calculations it hasn't even rea

finally, i want to pay a tribute to kevin rudd. ultimately kevin rudd and i disagreed about the direction of the government. i believe we needed to do better. but kevin rudd is a man of remarkable achievement. he made wonderful history for this nation, but wonderful history. he was the leader who with drew our troops from iraq and had the foresight to reinforce our commitment in afghanistan. he was the leader who saw us through the global financial crisis, the leader who determined intelligence and determination to health reform, combating homelessness and closing the gap for indigenous australians, and he came within a breath of brokering an international agreement on climate change, truly remarkable. of course, i will be talking to kevin rudd about his future in the parliament air party. i'm also delighted to be standing here with a new deputy prime minister. wayne guide us through the very difficult waters of the global financial crisis. now he's guiding us back into surplus, getting the budget back into black. wayne is an outst

i'm kevin connors. that's your look at sports. you in new york. >>> a pretty cool story here. a massive message in a bottle has sailed at cause ail tra yaes sydney harbor. a boat made of 12,000 plastic bottles was completed. >> the plasticky lived in a cabin 20 feet by 15 feet during the long journey. the boat is fully recyclable and powered in part by solar panels and windmills. you can't tell by looking at it. >>> and a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this monday. u.s. officials are bracing for the fallout from tens of thousands of secret military documents that have been leaked to the media. the documents are mostly intelligence reports on the war in afghanistan from 2004 through 2009. >> nato officials in afghanistan now say they have recovered the suv in which two u.s. navy servicemen went missing on friday. the taliban is taking responsibility for the ambush and says one of the men has died. >>> president obama commemorates the 20th anniversary of americans with disabilities act. mr. obama is expected to push

kevin star, the popular author described the archdiocese as a wonderful idea of its time. what do you think he was talking about? why did the archdiocese of san francisco, when it came into being, why was it a good idea? >> because at the time, all you had in california was the mission systems. 21 missions that went up and down the coast but then the united states when it took over from mexico in 1848, we had to create an american church that was very difficult to do. the thing that connects, basically we were an immigrant church then and continue today. it connects the two eras. cosmopolitan, multiera, multiethnic. we face the same issues today. >> the ideas that connect the issue of archdiocese, catholic life in north earn california. immigrants is one. when bishop wall may any came to california to be archbishop of san francisco he found an eclectic group of people here, gold rush kays. >> everybody throughout the world came to the gold rush. he was an immigrant himself, spoke five different languages. my favorite story in that regard is that there are a lot of chinese

as kevin showed you, we get direct sunlight. you see it by the pictures. that is not a camera. that is the son. i have several pictures of them. why commissioner -- why the commissioner said there could be a setback on the southern light, the answer was, "why take from one person, give it to the other one, and make that person mad?" john lund did not answer commisioner sugaya. they have a huge setback around their roof. vice president goh: i am interested to hear what you were going to say. 76 have a setback on what? >> their rooftop. vice president goh: the top floor? >> they have a huge setback. vice president goh: could you point that out? >> sure. this is kim's home. this is their neighbor. they have this huge setback. kim's home comes up like ours. ropas you can see, it lines up. this is exhibit be out of the lawyer's brief. i am going to show you exhibits m of the same brief. do you see the setback i am talking about, everyone? that is a real setback there. with angela's content and that she is helping out the neighbor by pushing her wall back, that whole northern wall of

kevin mcdonald welled debt the footage into a documentary.he movie will premiere at the 2011 sun dance film sphets still. let me direct your attention to shu. giants looking good. >> mike: the giants are on fire. with the win over arizona, they have won 14-1. only three back of the padres and have scored more runs this month than any team in basketball. a panda fan, scary moment in the first. the four-strikes velez in the head in the dugout. he leaves on a stretcher and reportedly never lost consciousness. his ct scan came out negative. always keep your eye on the ball. the giants' offense on fire. posey, 17-game hitting streak. and bumgarner continues to dazzle. and uribe with the cherry on the cake, grand slam in the seventh. home run number 13 for uribe. so-4 your final. >> when a's signed ben sheets to one year, people thought he was nuts. well, today they a's put sheets on the dl retroactive to july 30th with a strain right elbow. the same elbow he had repaired in 2009. he had a 3.45 e.r.a. oakland brought the lumber. the day after signi

. >> i am kevin guy, with planning commission staff. the request before you is for development at the northwest corner of franklin street. this would conduct a new three story building measuring approximately 38,600 square feet that include an auditorium, educational facilities, a ground-floor restaurant, and a loading dock. the building would be used by the sf jaguars to host performances, offer education classes, and serve as an administrative center for the organization. conditional use authorization is required for several aspects. it would allow development on and what exceeding 10,000 feet. nonresidential use would exceed 3,000 feet. it would establish and other entertainment use and other large institution use. all of these require authorization within the district. the project's sponsor is also requesting a variance to allow an architectural projection that would extend over the side of from one street. this is intended to emphasize the corner entrance to the lobby, provide identify ability to the project, and reinforce the brut

in the 7th kevin kouzmanoff striking again. daric barton scores. three r.b.i. night. delivering a big hit. two out knock. don't tell kurt suzuki catching is supposed to be slow. the go ahead run. as beat the heat and the royals 6-5. >> today i thought i wasn't going to make it. but it was one of those things you got to deal with and you try not to think about it. you come in the dugout. try to get cool and hydrated. just really focus on baseball just because you start focusing on the heat and start thinking about it more and it will get worse. >> louis oosthuizen don't seem to care how people pronounce his name. all he is thinking about right now is hait shows up tomorrow. what could he have been thinking? playing in the final pairing. blowing up with a 77. out of it paul casey moves up the leaderboard on front nine. five birdies. just short of the hole. a great 67. tiger woods had all kinds of problems. leaving him 1 strokes back. shot of the day. himmenez off the wall. perfectly on the greens. conventional shot making for the leader. louis oosthuizen. 55-foot birdie

. >> reporter: that's 37-year-old ceo kevin plank, speaking at a sort of corporate pep rally. $1 billion in revenue. a lot, considering where they came from. >> not a lot of people believe in this world that people like us, let alone companies like us, will get to a day like today. >> reporter: no one would believe it, because under armour has one of those american fairy tale stories that is almost too much of a fairy tale in 1995, as a mediocre college football player at the university of maryland, kevin decided that the cotton t-shirts he was wearing at practice were just too sweaty. what made you think -- who cares about a cotton t-shirt, that you sweat through? >> well, i was pretty short and slow, and so my incentive was giving me that little bit of an advantage. >> reporter: so, he made shirts with synthetic fabric that would wick away the sweat. he didn't invent the fabric. he just made the shirts. >> i'll make them up, send a few out, and i thought it was going to be easy. and the fact of the matter is, it doesn't work like that. >> reporter: he wracked up $40,000 in c

it will welcome if you just joined us this hour kevin now in syria with the top stories for you and first french police have charged three ethnic chechens with conspiring with terrorists russia says they belong to the group led by infamous militant leader dr ahmad off was responsible for a number of terrorist acts including the attack on the moscow metro in march this year our european correspondent joins us live from the details laura what do we know about those charges down there suspected links to this terrorist group. well the latest news kevin is the officials are preparing to fly to paris in connection with the arrest of three potential chechen terrorists we're hearing reports that french police have charged those three four in fact were arrested one was released without charge and these three have been charged with conspiring with terrorists now france says that they are links to various names terrorist organizations but russia maintains links with doku umarov who of course is one of russia's most wanted man he's one of the most notorious terrorist still at large in connection with

and as nbc's kevin tibbles reports tonight from the great state of north dakota, if the movie theater survives, in many cases, so does main street. >> reporter: friday night, and in new rockford, north dakota, population 1,500, anticipation. >> thank you, enjoy the show. >> reporter: because, it's movie night. community owned and staffed by volunteers who do everything from sell the tickets to butter the popcorn. >> nobody's in here to make money. we're in here to keep the theater open. >> reporter: in the projection booth, david runs the films just like his father did. >> i grew up in this booth from the time i was too short to see out the windows. >> reporter: even in a stubborn economy, some 19 north dakota towns run their own nonprofit theaters, so kids will have a place to go in town. they don't even lock their bikes. in langdon, this town of 2,000, raised $60,000 to keep the lights on at the 80-year-old roxy. >> people really gave of themselves and their time to work to make the screen light up. >> it made main street look like it's buzzing, you know? >> reporter: for arlene and

kevin kouzmanoff hits one off the wall for his fourth r.b.i. since the all-star break. 5-2a's in the fourth. kurt suzuki lines one to left. appears to go out but it is ruled a double. suzuki can't believe it. the um p's get together and reverse the call, number 11 for suzuki, next batter, big jack customer. there is no doubt about this one. a two-homer day for cust. they beat them and get back to .500. >>> canadian open, carl peterson with the chance to become the fifth player in tour history to shoot a 59. so close. he shoots a 60 to move into second place, dean wilson shoots his third straight round of 65 to stay atop the leader board. the hawaiian native has not won a pga event since 2006. >>> it will be a fun ride into paris tomorrow for alberto contador. he as all but clinched his third win. the time trial was the race's shortest stage. it was even shorter for johan van sun deeren, he leads by 37 seconds going into the final stage. >>> he told me, you know, nice country, hopefully i can get there and take it as exciting as that. >> coach k

well, aren't you special, kevin. [ laughter ] >> you are special, kevin. i think that's great.ut what he says is most of them are from junior high or high school. you know, you lose track and it's nice to reconnect. >> and then nona e-mails from her ipad -- aren't you special, nona! [ laughter ] >> my boyfriend of one week when i was 15 years old she remembers she says, i hadn't heard from him in 28 years. my heart was aflutter. he is a hunk. >> still a hunk? >> i guess so. >> you ran into your third grade boyfriend who dumped you -- had a buddy of his dump you on the playground. >> how about elizabeth? >> third grade boyfriend? >> you trade id bracelets. [ laughter ] >> traumatized me. that's why i didn't get married until i was in my 50s. >> et best part of facebook you get to check out and see what people look like. you go through photos. that's the best part. oh, he used to have hair! [ laughter ] >> oh, oh. >> i find that people haven't changed that much. >> you can still recognize them. >> they all changed in width. [ laughter ] >> your turn, elizabeth. >>> we have an awf

thank you kevin. coming up in a few moments tonight once latvia was the fastest growing european economy now many people rely on charities for the bare necessities we go to report coming up. fresh new sanctions against iran have come under fire from moscow russia's foreign ministry has said the move falls outside the scope of the latest u.n. restrictions and undermines collective efforts to resolve the iranian nuclear issue on monday the e.u. adopted tougher sanctions against iran's energy sector in an attempt to prevent the islamic republic from acquiring nuclear weapons the measures include a ban on the sale of equipment and technology for its part around denies western fears it's trying to build an atomic bomb we can discuss the latest developments with michael thomas from the director general of the middle east association the u.k. organization promoting trade in the middle east region including iran in fact we cut we spoke to him earlier on. as it is there really any need to be unilateral sanctio

come from, kevin? oil and gas produced in the gulf of mexico. what percentage of the oil and gas consumed by the us comes out of the gulf of mexico? mr. brady: we produce at least 30%. most of the oil is for jet fuel. a number of our -- mr. culberson: and the jet fuel is vital. kevin, we found out from the roundtable you held in houston last week, as you said, jobs are being lost as we speak. we as a nation could lose those jobs permanently. the infrastructure, the rigs themselves, particularly the semi submersible floating rig is particularly difficult to operate and maintain and they are already leaving. kevin, what did we learn -- what did you hear? what's happening to these offshore rigs? where are they going if we don't reverse this moratorium and stop it? mr. brady: well, the first rig is leaving the united states for egypt. they are already leaving -- planning to leave others for west africa, the middle east, brazil and those points. as they made the point, these rigs, you have them for a limite

i remember many moons ago meeting kevin when he was a supervisor, and he was reminded me the first real job he took aside from in association with his father who served as mayor for many years was working for then mayor dianne feinstein, who made a choice to clean up the central market area, too clean of the tenderloin, and i say that because it is a reminder that this is hardly a new place. this is hardly the first time the mayor has said we are going to do better, and i would imagine everyone will say, i pledge to clean up fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh streets. i have strategic plans to build on the success and failure alike. it has been a challenge for a lot of different reasons. in january we decided after really analyzing the work that had been done, that we needed to do something dramatically different, that we have established the central market partnership, and it really builds upon the legacy of the previous mayor and community leaders that have been out here for decades passing batons on to one another to strengthen the community, and that partnership was event with a lot of p

kevin is here to present items 12 a and 12 feet if you do not have any questions. --b and 12 if you do not have any questions. >> the parking demand is lower now othan it was very dead >> -- then it was. maybe i reinterpreted what you just said. >> with the revised project, there were 54. >> the demand would still be the same. it might be higher now it seems to me. >> she is talking about traffic, not parking. >> although i am saying if there was a change to traffic, there would be a change to unmet demand, not that it is going to make too much difference. >> parking-related demand would remain the same with the revised project. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. the request before you is for conditional use development on a site that was formerly developed on the embarcadero freeway. the project proposes to demolish an existing parking lot and construct a new eight-story building containing 75 portable dwelling units and approximately 2900 square feet of retail uses. conditional use authorization is required -- requested for the planning code. the proje

danny heron working in arizona is now with the angels, hit by kevin in the 5th. 10-2 on the field beforeemoved from the game. diagnosis bruised forearm. they lose to the red sox 6-3. rams said no to terrell owens. have you seen his show? i got to say, he is -- both of them, they are pleasing on camera. i think may more worried about vh1. terrell owens and the cincinnati bangles are talking about a contract. mark said, can they play together, if they do, ratings go up. >> the reality shows. >> we will see. nothing signed yet. that is the only team left that might be extending an offer. >> all right. have a good night. those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you money. now that's a plane f

acusar >>> estamos aquí para decirles que están equivoados, porque están defendiendo a un asesino >>> kevinresenta a la asociación de policías de oakland >>> estamos cansados de que cataloguen a la policía de oakland, y otros departamentos de brutos y racistas >>> el sistema judicial es horrible, si fuera un afroamericano que mató a un anglosajón, fuera una historia diferentes >>> en ningún momento niegan que disparó su pistola, pero están convencidos que fue un accidente >>> yo sí sñ creo que era un accidente. tenía derecho a tener pistola >>> hace apenas unos minutos, hablñ con el vocero de la policía, quien me dijo que la manifestación, prácticamente ha terminado soy gilberto león, regresamos a los estudios >>> gracias, buenas tardes >>> como recordará el 8 de jluio los miembros de jurado dieron su veredicto de una persona que encontraron como homicidio indirecto y esta noche se produjeron disturbios. fueron bandalizados, y algunas tiendas incluso fueran saquedas esta tarde, tanto las autoridades como los negocios tomaron las medidas necesarias para saber como se preperaron, nos enlazamo

kevin mcdonald will ed it on the footage that will shall produced by ridley scott.ear at sundance film festival in january. >> we want to tell you about something knew at "abc 7 news" and you are involved. way we report the news is evolving. youtube and abc7 news are teaming up to bring you news like never before. here is dan ashley with the details. >> this is the first time that youtube has teamed up with the local television stations. >> abc7 news is now connected with the global reaches of youtube. >> today we are launching abc7 u report powered by youtube. >> for the first timer a television station will work closely with the internet's largest video website. >> our revamped site now allows you to submit news matters to you. e-mail the videos to us or upload them to the site directly. >> this ayes to cover the san francisco bay area as comprehensively as possible using citizen reported news, video and photos. >> we want you to send us the pictures and video of breaking news, extreme weather, forward stories about interest can people in your community. let us kn

>> kevin. >> jimmy: kevin, where you from?y: very good, here's what we're gonna do. i hope you like honey, because you will dip your face in a big bowl of it, and then i'm going to attempt to stick as many cheerios to your face as i can in 15 seconds. >> sounds good. >> jimmy: are you up for that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, great. let's put these swim goggles over you. i don't want you to get poked in the eye by cheerios. there you go. and i want you to sit on the stool right here and plant your face in the big bowl of honey there. [ cheers and applause ] good. make sure you can breathe. are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] go! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we have it on camera. look at it that way. that's perfect. [ cheers and applause ] can we see that in slow mo? ♪ a little slow at first. sorry. there we go. i started getting more momentum there. that's where we got a lot there. perfect. do we have a new world record? >> definitely going to be a brand new world record, most honey nut cheerios. [ cheers and applause ] >> ji

president fong: kevin loskatoff? >> good evening, commissioners. i am here in support of the planning commission recommendations. i want to think staff for their work in creating a document that looks at the city and waterfront as a whole. i am a member of the tennis and swim club and enjoy the disabilities. however, this will bring about much-needed renovations while also surprising -- while also providing land for the greater community outside of as private members. currently, the only citywide contribution of the club is the unfortunate wall that overshadows a large section of the embarcadero. is that a wall, a fence, or a combination? it is important to remember the civic responsibility our city has to the waterfront. the importance of this area and the need to replace certain parking lots with developments that benefit the port and city and create visible neighborhoods -- there has been more than enough public input during a number of meetings. i urge you to put it to use and move forward with progress along the west side of the embarcadero. i

kevin the bodyguard. >> he can write. >> he's fabulous, but i'm reading what he told me to read. >> it'sthat you're following anyone's instructions is already remarkable. >> you could lead me into something to. i would follow you to the end of the earth. >> i'm not going there. how about to the car. have a good night, everybody. see you tomorrow.

. >> kevin martin. >> kevin martin. the networks complain that his new policy was an appropriately instituted. at the supreme court heard that case. they said it was fine. they upheld it. the fcc has put out whatever they could put out on this. the sec does not go after every utterance of the f --cc does not go after every utterance of the f word. they allowed "saving private ryan at" during prime time. they could have said that it is ok to put it on after 10:00 at night when there is no profanity enforcement. when they let one go and not another, that causes some confusion. the second circuit dealt with bono and the golden globe awards. they do not expect children and parents to sit down and hear somebody shout the f word. t >>rueman is the former chief of the u.s. department of justice under george h.w. bush. >> and ronald reagan. >> what do you think about the news broadcast that in many opinions are in the public interest that will air was ever a local candidate or public official may say. >> i agree with the fcc. i

kevin cruise growth of the middle is on the first half and came back and delivered the could tear. take, if they are going to at the very least they have to get going in their first game after the break of the finals. george steinbrenner has honored achy stadium since the death of these two 10's. they brought some flowers and the key finance word side of course to the boss, the voice, and in honor a shepherd and the yankees had their combat game in his 5-4. at the british (woods 1, oh boy was the wind howling. not spectacular but he started off good, the bill be, he drives himself so far and to get his starter going out and nose. the five time british open and he was a champion, fell to make the cut and then he waved goodbye so, probably watching a last round but jamar cut is problem with the plate football again the expansion is omaha any of marcus mckay u.s. attention, a guy with $30 million in the bay, is he going to want to play for the omaha at nite hawk. doors some deals where i just want to turn to my good friend brian. (laughter) this is very straight. it is about me. you s

and as this resort tax is coming from mayor kevin news in. >> and tourists checking and, could be paying more money. and a proposal on the ballot would increase the hotel tax by 2%. and close the tax loophole with online reservations. >> the benefits it to recover costs for city services are public protection services, police, fire, and all of these are things that we can help us to recover. >> supervisor says that the comptroller's office says that this tax will generate $6 million per year. >> a terrible idea. >> san francisco mayor, gavin newson, and making san francisco the highest total tax in the nation could drive away convention business for several years to come. >> it is devastating for job creation, job growth in the reputation of san francisco. new york city made this in the 1970's and they recorded it and the 1970's. and with 17.5 percent hotel tax. >> the mayor is offering a competing measure that does not raise the hotel tax but poses more tax loophole that will generate $0.5 million per year. >> hotels, there's a lot of stake. if this passes? it is the vote that gets the

kevin mcdonald will edit the footage into a movie, which will premiere at the 2011 sundance film necessarythat's it for us. thanks for watching. hope to see you tonight at 11:00. good night. captioned by closed captioning services inc. break

they were together as a couple, and kevin is also a great individual and a great friend, and so i submit this on behalf of brain for a community who loved him and will mess -- miss him. madam clerk: thank you, supervisor dufty. supervisor mirkarimi? supervisor mirkarimi: to reduce our carbon footprint and our paper usage. i know a great efforts have been made by our founding was madam clerk and others in city hall, but yet, there is a reliance on a preponderant of paper, where i think there should be an opt in or opt out policy about information and getting those forms as opposed to having all of these documents with duplication to all of love and of us. so i'm going to ask the city attorney to help us draft -- duplication to all of us. this is to shrink the amount of paper that comes to us. he knows? mets unpleased find a way to economize and be smart for the environment, and then also, we should fix the a little rule that came up earlier that a los -- that allows the board of supervisors to be managed in a way that does not necessarily reflect the intent of what the law, i think, ports

kevin fririch has more. >> reporter: rubin salgato is charged with trying to hire a killer. our cameras were not allowed in court today but the deputy da disclosed the target of the alleged murder for hire was an informant who sold him meth amphetamines. a person identified with the initials rm. he was arrested on drug charges. his girlfriend also arrested in connection with the case made a brief court appearance in sacramento and later said the charges are manufactured. >> i think that they just have it out for him. he's not -- he's not what they paint him to be. not even close. he's a really good guy. >> reporter: investigators disagree. they were here earlier this month on the murder for hire charges. that location prompted the lawyer to ask that the charges be dismissed. >> we filed a pape chr which challenges the court to even hear this case whatsoever because according to the discovery, everything else happened outside the county. >> reporter: he says he's not sure if separate charges are now pend willing in sacramento. >> and you heard nothing with sacramento county a