listen, have you seen or heard from kevin? kevin? no, why?make a long story short, he swiped my uncle's car keys. we think he's driving around somewhere. oh, god! poor kid. no, i haven't seen him. jack: who is it? it's rebecca. she doesn't know where kevin is. do you know who he hangs around with these days? ( sighs ) no, we really haven't talked much. if you hear anything, call me, o.k.? sure. why the hell is she calling this time of night? i'm trying to get some sleep. sandy: i've got to go. i'll call you tomorrow, all right? sandy, is something wrong? rebecca: what's going on over there? sandy: i really have to go. i told you get off the phone! i'll call you tomorrow. sandy? sandy! ( door closes ) kevin! where the hell have you been? we've been worried sick. you took uncle brendan's car, didn't you? yeah. oh, kevin... i took your car. whatever the reason, that was not a clever thing to do. but we're glad you made it back safely. if anything had happened, we would have been in big trouble. the insurance on the car doesn't cover you. i mean,

was that kevin?o my baby. >> reporter: paula's mother, patsy watkins up in michigan, was telling anyone who woo listen she had no use for kevin klym. >> she was scared. she called her ex-boyfriend, texted him, i'm hiding from the beast. >> as she arranged for care for her murdered daughter's two dogs, she was preparing to tell detectives in miami what she had already told the tv cameras. she claimed her daughter was terrified of kevin klym. >> just the threats that echo in the back of my head, to destroy her life and she'd never be able to work again. >> reporter: but bad-mouthing family and maybe bad behavior at a lady gaga concert didn't make forethe foundation of a homicide case. so detectives came here no the club where she was last seen to get down exactly what the story was about how the two of them had come to be ejected from club space by bouncers. bartender raymond diaz told about seeing the start of trouble between the pair. >> they were having an argument, two or three feet in front of me.

-¿y kevin? ¡desapareció! ¡kevin! ¡dug, busca a kevin! -busca al ave, busca al ave.como yo dije eso es obvio que eso sea lo que pienses. -¿dónde está? -eh... mañana. vengan mañana y entonces tendré al ave una vez más, sí. [ladra] -¡escapó! ¿por qué no me siento sorprendido por eso? bueno, al menos lograste guiarnos hasta el mini cartero y el que huele a pasa de uva. el amo estará complacido por haberlos hallado, y va a hacerles muchas preguntas. ¡caminen! -¡oye, yo no quiero ir con ustedes! me dirijo a las cataratas. [ladran] [gritan] ¡aléjense de mí! [ladran] ¡déjennos! [ladran] ¡oh! [gruÑen] -¡oh! -¡quietos! -¿ustedes vinieron en eso? -eh, sí. -¿en una casa? ¿una casa flotante? [rÍe] [rÍen] ahora sí estoy seguro de haber visto todo. ustedes no buscan a mi ave, ¿o sí? pero si un día se les ofrece una tacita de azúcar, con mucho gusto se las doy. [rÍen] todo esto fue un malentendido. mis perros cometieron un simple error. -aguarde. ¿es usted charles muntz? -en realidad... [rÍe] sí. -¿el gran charles muntz? -¡la aventura nos aguarda! -¡de verdad es él! [rÍe] ¡es charl

yeah, i'll pack your bag. ( labored breathing ) ( weakly ): kevin... kevin... take care of kevin.all... my brother. call brendan. i already did. i called uncle brendan. he's flying out, he'll be here soon. can you do something about the pain? i can increase the medication a bit. mr. casey, this'll make you feel a little more comfortable. mr. casey, i'm father o'connor. ( groaning ) mr. casey, i'm going to administer the sacrament of the sick. rebecca. sandy. hi. kevin called and told me. how are you doing? terrible. i flew in this morning. this is my worst nightmare. how is he? he's barely hanging on. the doctors aren't hopeful. becky, i feel so sorry for you. how is he doing? rebecca: he keeps everything inside. i don't know... he seems so different. poor kid. sandy, you should see the apartment. it's a total mess. there's no food in the refrigerator, nothing. i guess he still needs someone to take care of him. i feel bad... i yelled at him this morning. it's o.k. you're upset, that's normal. i know, but i shouldn't have yelled at him. i mean, he doesn't... i bet you could use a

kevin, tell ramón your idea.y went somewhere to celebrate new year's-- you know, wherever kids go in this town. alex left his bag in the hall. he usually puts it away. he ripped an ad out of the paper. what? ramón: it's an ad for the embarcadero. thanks for volunteering to answer the phone, kevin. we'll check in every half hour or so to find out if you've heard anything. here's my work number just in case. hey, good luck. i hope you find them. thanks, kev for being such a good sport. i owe you one. get going, so we can find them before midnight. then we party. i almost forgot-- the baby-sitter. she's coming at 7:00. there's an envelope on the counter. please give it to her and apologize for me. no problem. thanks. they would have rented skates. yeah, i think they were here earlier. this one was limping around. he was hurt? i asked him if he wanted to see our first-aid person but he and his friend just left. how long ago? maybe an hour. thanks. this is ridiculous driving around on new year's eve! wait till i get m

oh, kevin, thank you.wha4 about us? give us a hug. that's great! i would like to propose a toast to our new cousins from boston to welcome them. and although i could go on and on... brendan: oh, i know that. and have... ( all laugh ) i think i will turn it over to our darling daughter kate, who is never at a loss for words. honey, would you like to lead us in a little thanksgiving prayer? yes. good bread, good meat, good lord, let's eat! anne tells me that you're going to the san francisco college of music. i was... until my father passed away. anne: well, now you can go ahead with your plans. so, you're a musician? um-hmm, i really hope to write music and maybe perform. so, anne... do we have a star in the family? we might. i've never heard rebecca sing but brendan tells me you have a beautiful voice. would you sing for us? oh, please do. yeah! all right, let me get my guitar. your dad tells me you teach a computer course? yeah. i teach at the community college in town. i'm into computers. good for you. i

>> kevin. >> americans like kevin, rick santorum 2012. >> wow.el like i'm in the middle of iowa here. let's go vote. >> it was go time and with the supporters cheering himç on -- moment of truth. >> get in there and make us proud. >> you go get them, kevin. >> vote your ass off, kevin. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> unreal. >> it's been a long day a great day but in the end i know it's still fantasy and nothing happens. >> it was off to the indiana primary on may 8 to give the folks there who don't matter a chance to matter. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she was the secretary of state dur the clinton administration. the new book is out. welcome back to the show.secz[c] so nice to see you. how are you? >> very nice to see you. [cheers and applause] >> jon: go to see grench to see you. >> jon: boy, first of all just what an impressive writing. it's mag any of sefnlt i really enjoyed the way you have woven history with memoir, the sort of person people brnses but also sort of historically recreating that time period. was your in

in paris, california sprint car racer kevin white takes a turn for the worst. his car flips over and launches him 25 feet in the air, landing him precariously on this wire fence. >> the start of the accident was very common. the end of the accident was very, very shocking. >> photographer mike truax has been shooting racing from his perch up on the scoreboard for more than 15 years. passionate about the sport, he has intimate knowledge of the racing experience. >> 80 miles an hour around the top of the racetrack, mud flying, it's insane. >> and if sprint car racing is insane from mike's vantage point, imagine how insane it is to drive. >> just think of the scariest thing you have ever done ever in your life, holding on for dear life and it almost takes somebody a little crazy to do these, to drive these things. >> number four driver tony jones has sprint car racing in his blood. his father was also a driver and during the course of his 16 years of professional racing, tony's had his share of crashes. >> one of my worst crashes, the car is a little too tight, fl

kevin wasn't hurt. very spectacular crash. >> perfect scenario is right. safely out of danger and in the arms of friends and family, it turns out kevin's little tire snag probably saved his life. >> you know, i would have to say that if kevin had cleared that cable and he sailed on out of the racetrack, he probably had a 20 or 25-foot drop to the other side. with that momentum and that speed, it is quite entirely possible that he could have made the parking lot and it could have been a much worse accident than it actually was. >> after kevin is out of the car, it's no small affair to untangle the mess. >> one of the track workers actually had to take that tire off. he actually had to physically take the tire off to unstring the car. and what we did, we took a bucket loader and lifted the car up to take the tension off of that cable. and that is what freed the car eventually. >> sprint car racing is a sport that's all about taking risks. >> i think the reason that kevin ended up flipping his race car as violently as he did is kevin and his crew made a guess

. >> kevin harvick will be behind for this restart. >> what's kevin's plan here? >> it looks like the 54 and 87 switched. that leaves us behind the 87. >> he's going with nemechek? >> yes. >> can he win it? >> i believe he can. >> ernie cope. man of few words. he believes this guy can get it done. >> ernie cope's reference to the switch. kyle busch was the race leader. and has the choice of which lane to restart in. >> he has to plan on taking that option to the outside. get a good start. nemechek is going to let him get back in front of him. they're teamed up again. that's what i'm guessing. >> we'll see what harvick and brad keselowski try to do with that. >> let's see what the rest of them do. >> 26 cars on the lead lap. to the final laps. kevin harvick's trying to keep that from happening. won't let the 54 get back in him. >> well before they to the line. >> so now kyle busch's hopes reside with kyle busch and his ability to push. >> well, he has a nice push -- >> oh, trouble! harvick's around! >> oh, got spun on the back by the 43. >> how many is it going to

kevin harvick from the medical center with mike massaro. >> we're checking in with kevin harvick. has just been released. asking to see a replay. not really sure what happened? >> i just know i got hit from behind. i was offset a little bit there. just trying to push the 87. just got turned around. so just part of it. you hate it for everybody at armor and rcr for krg to fhavin the car. >> you okay? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> kevin harvick, okay. that's the good news. >> that's tayler malsam, behind harvick, also involved in the crash, also released from the medical center. you saw that yellow backboard with the areas on it for stilizing the head and so on. and the safety workers continue. attending to eric mccclure. >> lots of cars, lots of heavy licks. >> all i saw was kevin come in front of me and i hit him. then the 7 got us again and took it's the front end. not a lot we could do. just pack racing. i thought we could finish top ten today easily but it never was meant to be. i never finished a race here, kept the streak going. >> reminiscent of what we saw in february in daytona. w

before i do that i just want to the acknowledge the extraordinary work you've done, kevin, at usda in terms of leading the efforts to change the programs that supply so many individuals in this country. it really has been an extraordinary couple of years and i can't think of another time in our history, in our recent history when the changes have been as profound. i want to begin with three facts, and regarding the prevalence, the costs and the caloric deficits that we need to get to it and move onto what the targets are and the strategies that we use to implement those targets in a variety of settings and close with where i think we need to go in the very near future. first observation is that the prevalence in adults and children is relatively flat with one exception, african-american boys, in whom the prevalence of obesity is still increasing. that's been true for most groups for about ten years. suggesting that we are maybe at a corner. but we have to remind ourselves that 34% of adults, 17% of children and edadolescents are still obese and still as they grow generate additional c

come right over here, by kevin.n, and i tell you what, you stay right there, they'll whisper in his ear your first and last name. and now kevin will go to work and when we come back we'll find out just how much information he can get about them with first and last names. we'll be back right after this. >> announcer: up next, montel reveals the results and kevin gives away the frightening secret to the crime. >> you don't have to be a hacker. the information is already out there for the taking, it's already public. [♪...] >> announcer: identity theft-- one of the fastest growing crimes in america. >> personal violation is really the only way i can express how i felt. >> announcer: don't let thieves steal your hard-earned money. >> man: you spend 10, 15, 20 years building a lifestyle... be taken away in, in a matter of seconds. >> announcer: your good credit... >> you know, i would make a purchase and two minutes later it would be made somewhere else. >> announcer: even your good name. >> so if a sinister person steal

without further ado, i would like to introduce kevin concanon. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, sally. i think i will stand up. i see folks over this way more readily. it's a pleasure for me to be here with all of you and at this conference, but both also added feature to be here with sally and with bill dietz again. we were together a week or so ago at weight of the nation here in d.c. as well. i'm particularly pleased to have the opportunity to share with you some of the very important initiatives we are in the midst of at the food and nutrition service, particularly starting with the focus on the healthy hunger-free kids act of 2010. passed just a little more than a year ago, this legislation has provided us with an abundance of new tools to help create healthy lives for our nation's children. we know that nutritious food is critical to meeting -- to feeding the minds of hungry children and the importance of our efforts is further highlighted again this month with the release of the institute of medicine report that said that sc

kevin already mentioned that will help to transform those meals that were available. we are equally focused on education. schools are one of the few places remaining where children can be physically active and safe at the same time. and a good example of work sites that were invested in is creating healthy hospitals. healthy hospitals should be the healthiest work site on the planet. part of their mission, and yet we see fast food emporiums in children's hospitals across the country. but in increasing engagement to provide healthier options like the procurement policy that's going across the federal government in those hospitals. one of the new initiatives around communities was one started by the stimulus bill, which provided cdc with funds to fund a number of community around the country to invest in nutrition, physical activity, strategies and in addition toto bako prevention and control. that has been replaced now by the community transformation act community care act. but to begin to implement strategies which begin accessibility of healthy foods and improved phy

kevin, once you lose nicky sixx you lose america. am i right? >> shout at the devil was a work of genius. you have to pay attention to what nicky sixx says. >> that's how you answer a question. he doesn't care, but he still answered it. >> i could leach -- life tbow like. >> no, i want you to stay. >> bill, you dated nicky sixx have you spoken to him? >> he is all man. let me educate a couple. obama does not invite lyndsay lohan. and obama only comment owed kanye with some stew mid reporter and he asked him about it. w45 did he say? con yea was a jackass. why did he say kanye was a jackass? because it is true. you got nothing, nicky. >> he is the president of the united states. when somebody asks him a stupid question he is allowed to say, that's a stupid question. i am not going to answer it. >> or he can be polite. >>> are they in history's dust bin for breaking too much win? dyedinasaurs pumped out 220 million tons of methane a year, enough to hayesen their own demise. i don't buy that. the main is a soropod that 80 half a tons of ferns per d

tonight, part two of our conversation with kevin costner. more tonight on the roles in films that has made him one of the most recognizable stars of his era, including his latest project, it kicks off on the history series on may 28. part to with kevin costner coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: back now with part two of our conversation with kevin costner. starting this monday, may 28, you can catch his latest project, a three-night, six-hour miniseries for the history channel called "hatfields & mccoys." here is another scene from "hatfields & mccoys." >> witness on your bill of sale, 59. somehow, died and got himself buried in 1957. do you recall that? >> obviously, this changes things. i renounce claims to write on your land and apologize for being hasty in p

. >> we're finally picking kevin up after about a year. you know, spend some time together, and you know, just enjoy being around kevin, because when he's in his right mind, he's wonderful. >> i'm glad he's going home, you know? kind of depressed when people are going home, but still, i mean, just shows us, incentive for us going home, i mean -- >> bittersweet. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out, we'll be all right. don't come back. >> no. >> no matter what he does, he's still my child. but i hope this is the end of all this and we can move on. it's time for him to grow up, and you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay, i need to see your i.d. >> what is your d.c. number? >> 222301. >> are you ready to go? do you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> all right, later. >> i see him wave. is that him? that might be. >> sign your first and last name on that top line. this shows today

when you hear the story of kevin hillary, you will know why his graduation day is so special. >> kevin hillary will graduate from the military academy. >> it was always my dream. >> until recently he was not sure he would be able to graduate his class. he and his friends were parming in ad vur race. it started to storm, and a tree fell on him. >> i saw him lying face down bleeding out of his mouth. he was unconscious at the time. we knew no one was coming right away, so we had to do our best to deep keep him alive until help arrived. >> kevin credits his friends with saving his life, but his back was broken. he had weeks of intensive care and back surgery. he during his year he had one recurring thought. >> i was just hoping i would be able to graduate with my class. >> after going through a lot of red tape just days before his final semester was set to begin, kevin got word that he was allowed to return to the naval academy. >> that was one of the happyest times. >> so as scheduled, his family will be in the bleachers at navy stadium watching kevin receive his diploma from the united

kevin said the pda policy is outdated. >> would you hug her again in school? >> i will.l. >> reporter: the school's president would not talk to us on camera but told me that, quote, they have a safe and healthy environment for students to learn and they want to keep it that way, end quote. and the school's handbook that each student is given states that saint martin, among other things, will not tolerate verbal abuse, inappropriate displays of affection and distasteful language. kevin and his mother said that pda should be better defined. >> they need to spell it out in the handbooks. they have three pages on dress, attire and -- >> kevin and his girlfriend have not sign each other since the suspension and will be back in school tomorrow. he said he will welcome her with a big hug. darlene hill, fox chicago news. >> better not be a full frontal hug for sure. >>> a south carolina college student believes he was suspended for watching glee. christopher peterman attends bob jones university, the private christian college. he wracks up too many demerits and 50 for watching a

iban ganando , menos de 2 minuto por jugar , kevin duran la roba y la clave y se acercaban a 3 . >>>dad falla el disparo y los lakers pierden el punto y van en la serio 2-0 perdiendo. >>> david becham fue a viksitar a barack obama y ahora viejo a grecia en el cual recibirá la antorcha que la llevara a inglaterra . >>> que tal amigos , el pacifico mexico , panorama para nosotros estupendo , para las zonas costeras , anda que ocasione problemas , san francisco 55 , san mateo 54 . >>> los proximo continuamos estables hasta el domingo que estará un eclipse , pqeueño . >>> el panorama se mantiene estupendo . >>> san josè 73 hastya casi 80. >>> buenas condiciones para nosotros más detalles mañana. ---si usted piensa que a veces no puede controlar . >>> si usted ptien e ansiedad para comer. >>> escuche esto. ,>>> quizás no a considerado comer compulsivamente es una enfermedad. >>> yo pesaba más de 200 libras. >>> su problema de obesidad ya estaba poniendo en riesgo a su vida . >>> mi salud estaba en peligro tenía díabetes muy acelerada , haci que no podía hacer muchas cosas , no podía hacer

when you hear the story of kevin helleri, you'll know why his graduation is special. >> kevin hillary will graduate from the naval academy, fulfilling a lifelong dream. >> i always wanted to be in the military and in high school, i was interested in the navy seal career path. >> until a few months ago, he was not sure he would be able to graduate. in april of 2011, he was paralyzed from the waist down in a freak accident. he and his friends were participating in an adventure race in virginia. is storm and what they were backing from a tree fell on him. >> i saw him bleeding out of his mouth and not breathing. he was unconscious. we knew that nobody was coming right away so we did our best to keep him alive. >> kevin credits his friends with saving his life. his back was broken. he spent weeks in intensive care undergoing back surgery. after that, months of physical therapy. through it all and all missing the fall semester of his senior year, he had one thought. >> from the beginning, i was hoping i would be able to graduate. starting tomorrow, i have a lot more family coming in. >> ju

go ahead kevin keep good job good jobs and you would be all employed people to buy your product and so you need to have a middle class you can buy products knowing as well it was i'll show you instead of behind the time when i was three people should if i had a good time figuring i don't know they're going to make money fast how they're off trying to talk over me i'm not going to stop talking i'm trying to make a point the time when the wealth divide was small so this country was in one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's when the highest income tax rates were at ninety percent we need to be debating the nixon tax or as the reagan tax that's fifty percent tops bracket versus seventy percent bracket we shouldn't be having fifteen percent for the richest people in the country which that we do have for people in the country right now have wealth equal to half the population those poor people pay an average tax of seventeen percent why would those pays about a thirty percent tax that's unfair and sub scene and that's what it is if we do about the buffett rule we should talk about nixon tax w

tavis: please welcome kevin costner to this program. he has been one of hollywood's most recognizable and acclaimed artists of the past two decades. a strain of memorable projects. before we get to his latest, here is a sample of some of his outstanding work. >> i should have been here. i wanted to be. >> i know. i understand. just tell me, are you being careful? >> careful as mice. >> are you making progress? >> progress? i think your husband just became the man who got al capone. >> lt. dunbar? >> and yes, sir. >> they sent you here to be posted? >> i am here by my own request. i have always wanted to see the frontier. >> he will come. if you build it. >> you do not look like a body guard. >> what did you expect? >> i don't know. maybe a tough guy. >> this is my disguise. love i will never ask for too much just all that you are and everything that you do i don't really need to look very much further i don't want to go where you don't follow i can't run from myself i don't know where to hide ♪ tavis: thankfully, your career is nowhere

from moscow you're watching the weekly with me kevin i mean the day's top stories on the headlines of the past seven days and developing news this afternoon what is now just one minute after a six pm moscow time people gathering in central moscow for a demonstration dubbed by russian opposition activists as the march of the millions these are the latest live pictures or let you look at those that they're protesting against vladimir putin's return to the kremlin only evolve his inauguration now this is now eased out amongst all this and this thing certainly appeared to have heated up and got a lot busier since when i last spoke an hour ago bring us up to date with what you're seeing at least around you right now. well certainly kevin not a million people on the streets of moscow but in the last hour things he did opt out of the well known opposition activists an anti corruption blogger alexa not by him and some of his i know my name and some of his fellow opposition leaders have decided to start a city the city and we're just across from the kremlin really not very far away like you sa

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kevin, have a great trip out there,. >> looking forward to it, and seriously, when you submit your ideabmit your question andly throw it in there. >> very good kevin mccarthy, thank you very much we can't wait to see what we come up with to put in the time capsule see you soon. >>> his enthusiasm is so contagious. >> how about that, sitting down with the whole cast that is great. >> okay. 9:41 a.m., holly is showing us how you can visit countries around the world without ever leaving dc she is previewing passport dc after the break ♪[ music ] >> cole williams born and raised in the bronx but calls dc her home, there she is, she will tell us about her weekly performance and sing a song for us and tell us about her cd she will be right back does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does. is there a prize in there? oh, ther

is a blogger with the center fired sorry firedoglake dot com kevin what do you think we can expect this weekend you think though they'll be as much of a police crackdown as an as has been hyped. well so far if the preemptive raid on activists is any indication we're going to see quite the police presence we're going to see a lot of police really bearing down upon activists even. arresting them as they're marching down the street and activists won't even really know why they were picked and i do think that we're going to be hearing stories like the preemptive raid at least until monday it is interesting there was preemptive raid before the occupy wall street action in new york as well and it makes one wonder if this is now a trend. should really be surprised though i mean chicago is already of the most watched city in the country and rahm emanuel you know he's the mayor of and here obama kind of instigated these federalized crackdowns against occupy wall street all right. i don't know if we should be surprised but i think we should be appalled outraged because it is illegal what they're

z's he's a political activist and one of the organizers of october two thousand and eleven dot org kevin you heard by most of the first part of the program tell me how much is the income disparity in the u.s. and in the illegibly less so in the eurozone contributed to the crisis that we're undergoing now starting in two thousand and eight to the present income disparity. well there's no question the income disparity is one of the root problems and it's it's now at a level that spins knots and so wide since the great depression and i think we're losing their first part of the show i think we both got to get beyond the twentieth century economic thinking and get into a twenty first century and that means getting beyond corporate capitalism and state based socialism and i think we need to move to a democratized economy where people have greater control their own lives and great influence on the economy for example some of the corporate welfare these we totally changed in two taxpayer investment there's no question that economic advances of occurred throughout our history by government into

i'm kevin owen here in moscow tonight how the cue for the next hour to our studios in washington d.c. that where the ilona show takes a close look tonight at the upcoming nato summit and also president obama's latest controversial plans just ahead. welcome to the low nischelle we'll get the real headlines with none of the mersey are going to live in washington d.c. now tonight we have michael hastings on the show we're going to have a lot for him to talk about pakistan's finally been invited to the nato summit president obama has issued a veto threat threat to the new n.b.a. and he's also issued an executive order regarding yemen that many argue could stifle free speech all the way here in the u.s. and then we're going to talk to kevin zeese about the upcoming nato summit and how both protesters and police are preparing and what can for documents from the department of homeland security tell us about how they monitor political movements are now all of that and more food and i including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at what the mainstream media decided to miss. well believ

kevin cross has done that for those who have suffered in the great recession and redeemed himself inn pitts, cbs news, roswell, georgia. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> what's the best thing about being a mom so far? >> now, i know the reason why i'm born. >> beyonce. the exclusive toechlt interview. the new mom talking only to nancy odel at new york's met gala. >>> rihanna in tom ford. sofia vergara in marchesa. ♪ >>> gwyneth, tom and gisele and photos from inside the ball. and andre leon talley with his