our graphic designer jimmy lee. >> thank you for inviting me. thank you. to present this special award to chimmy, lee he has been our graphic designer for 7 years one of the many who perform a core function for the agency that is not always recognized for the value it brings to the customer. since i arrived in january, chimmy has demonstrated a level of responsiveness. i called on chimmy to help out with a new campaign idea i had. having been adviced by our legal counsel that fighting them would be fruit less we decided to create our own peace campaign. chimmy did what he does best creating award winning design for sfmta he conceptualized a full scale campaign. it spoke to the hearts of san francisco ans about peace love and acceptance. it was it was mentioned in numerous press articles as a key part of m u.n. i's response. perhaps more importantly now that that time has passed a bit we've received compliments from 311 such as the one i'm about to read which says in quotes to everyone at sfmta i would like to thank you for recent actions against big otry t

agents killed his captor jimmy lee dikes who took the boy from a school bus. >>> today, a grand jury expected to hear the case against a taxi driver accused of shooting an alexandria police officer, peter laboy. if there is enough evidence, they will go to trial.

jimmy lee dykes. he took the boy from a school bus. >>> happening today, immigration will once again be front and saernt for lawmakers on the hill. the committee resumes hearing on a bill on immigration reform. that mesh hear 300 amendments under consideration. today we're also expecting the union that represents thousands of immigration officers to publicly oppose that bill. that group says the legislation does not address major concerns about the current system. >>> right now, the winner of the largest powerball jackpot in history is a mystery. reporters and curious neighbors stalking this publix grocery store in the tine nah tampa suburb of zephyrhills where the winning ticket was sold. so far no one the claimed the jackpot. to put things in perspective, the pinnings are about 12 times the city budget for zephyrhills last year. $46 million. and at 13 residents if they split the prize, each person would take tohome a cool $44,00. officials tell us a $1 million 60s told here in lorden. one of 33 tick

the 21 children are almost home, when jimmy lee dykes known as the mean man of the neighborhood stormschool bus wielding a gun. >> i need two boys 6 to 8 years old. >> reporter: he wants to kidnap the children. the bus driver resists the man he thought was his friend. it is all caught on tape heard her exclusively for the first time. >> i can't do it. >> do it. >> sorry. you're going to have to shoot me. >> how about i shoot a kid? >> no. >> do it. do it. >> it's my responsibilities -- >> i can't help that. >> i can't turn them over to somebody else. >> reporter: unrelenting dykes turns to the children. come here, kid, and the two in the back. you, and the girl and that boy right there. come here. >> reporter: then he locks in on ethan sitting right behind the driver. the bus driver pleads not ethan and puts himself between the boy and dykes. the other children are screaming and hiding behind their seats. 15-year-old trey the watts has the courage to dial 911. >> he is asking for kids. >> he is asking for kids? >> yes, ma'am. >> he's aiming the gun at the bus driver. >> yes, ma'am. >>

jimmy: it worked. yeah, it worked. i mean, people can come back. >> it just doesn't happen very often. maybe they need a little home team advantage. maybe they need spike leeink so? >> jimmy: yeah. >> but what if that's -- you know, that's the exact thing -- carmelo going to, like, slip and fall on an ice cube -- >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. >> -- on his way to his in-bathroom fridge. >> jimmy: never, never, never, never, never. no, that will never happen. you know, i was doing a little research on you, and i found out that we both like the same game, beer pong. >> yes. >> jimmy: but, your whole family plays beer pong. >> well, my whole -- some of my family. my father and mother are not so big on it. but, my siblings, my cousins -- yes. and we play the real way. i've seen you play. i saw you play with sofia. >> jimmy: yeah, sofia vergara. >> sofia's like -- [ with spanish accent ] "what is pong?" [ laughter ] she's like -- and then, throw the ball -- and she's just like -- [ with spanish accent ] "i found when i do, okay." [ laughter ] but she's hotter than hades! [ cheers and applause ] she doesn't -- she's like, this is like -- [ talking over each other ] s

comes over with another dude, yeah, robin. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know he can't have a friend named robin, ever. he can't hang out with robin leebasically says, i'll be there in an hour, now it's 6:00 at night, and i'm like, i can't believe this is happening, and then he shows up by himself at my house, and he's like, we doing this? i'm like, fine, yeah. we go out in the garage and we jam. we just talked for like an hour and a half. >> jimmy: it was so fun. and now you have a book out that's getting rave reviews, congrats on this, "attempting normal." >> yeah. >> jimmy: what -- what is this book about? >> there's a lot of stuff in there. it's about doing -- you know, starting comedy, and then there's marriage 1, marriage 2, the divorce. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's a bit on porn. >> jimmy: of course. >> a little bit on viagra. >> jimmy: good for you. >> yeah, there's a chapter on guitars and then there's a chapter on buying pants. so, you know, it's all -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: good for you, man. >> it's all in there. got all covered. >> jimmy: that pants chapter is one that you've got to look out for. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: t

lee. >> waaa! >> jimmy: another one?ans of our show. many of our fans are called falpals. >> i hear that. that's lovely. that's cozy. i like that, falpals. >> jimmy: benedict cumberbatch fans are called -- [ light laughter ] just say it. just say it. >> bitches. -- i'm just really embarrassed by it -- >> jimmy: cumberbitches! >> yes, right. >> jimmy: that is awesome naming. are you kidding me? that's fantastic! cumberbitches! >> i have to say, they gave it to themselves. so i take all ownership away. >> jimmy: i looked at them on twitter and i saw them. they have a hashtag, "let's draw sherlock," hashtag. if you look at it on twitter, you will find some pretty awesome footage -- a van gogh painting of you. >> wow. >> jimmy: if van gogh were alive today, he'd love that. you as rosie the riveter. [ laughter ] >> you should see my other one. >> jimmy: there's you as king tut. >> that is very good. >> jimmy: and that's kind of awesome. what great fans. >> yeah, they're talented as well. >> jimmy: cumberbitches. i love it. we

lee. former president bill clinton takes the president. a year later, jimmywith another relieved american. kenneth bae is the sixth american at the wrong place at the wrong time and the north corey ykoreans may be holding oa high-profile visitor before giving him up. they want to enter one-on-one talks with the united states to gain concessions and get an end to punitive sanctions. they may see kenneth bae as the perfect way to achieve that aim. with the announcement of their third successful nuclear test in february, the stakes couldn't be higher. north korea even threatened a preemptive nuclear strike during south korean/u.s. war games last month. those maneuvers are over, but it seems the brinksmanship is not. >> well, the u.s. hasn't got any diplomatic presence inside north korea, of course. swedish diplomats act on their behalf and they have visited kenneth bae last friday. but unlike the other cases -- high-profile cases in recent years, he was in korea with a valid visa. he's a tour guide. goes in all the time. that makes this case all the more convert

lee were taken? former president clinton was insphrum mental in getting their release after they were sentenced to 12 years hard labor, 2010 former president jimmy carter traveled to north korea to secure the release of the american teacher gomez. now, president carter's office told us today, quote: president carter has not had an invitation to visit north korea and has no plans to visit. now, former new mexico governor and u.n. ambassador bill richardson has been involved in a lot of negotiations with the north koreans. he told us today, quote: it is important that negotiations begin to secure kenneth bay's release on humanitarian grounds or a general amnesty. he should not become a it would cement to many that kenneth bae has already become precisely that a bargaining chip at least in the eyes of the north koreans,. >> shepard: jonathan, you mentioned bill richardson he and the google executive schmidt visited north korea on a private trip. they tried to get the north koreans to release kenneth bae. they are not allowed to see him. a british man who made millions of dollars selling bomb detectors is going to prison for 10 years because the bom

jimmy's number 47 right near in new york. don't miss that show if you're in new york this summer. co-host senior legal analyst making her debut on the show. imani gandy and rude pundit's almanac, leeeducing the limit from .08 to .05, is this a good idea or criminalizing something that shouldn't be criminalized. >> as you pointed out people can still have three drinks and they said it's lewdous to criminalize the responsible--you're not being responsible if you have three drinks, you know, and get behind the wheel. >> you're like the nra for drunks. >> this is happening in europe. a hundred countries have the lower limits. kind of like the alcohol version of the coalition of the willing. join the others. in europe it's already within ten years they lowered the limit, and fatalities lowered by half. >> imani. >> i think as a small woman i think that's unfair. in the interest of safety and reducing fatalities it may be necessary to reduce the limit but it makes me wonder if there is a measurable difference in fatalities between the .08 limit and .05 limit and if we should focus on the deterrent in what the limit is, instilling the fear of god. >> john: all the background checks argum

this was 2009 journalist laura ling and euna lee, and former president bill clinton takes the credit. a year later it's a different form of president jimmye again be holding out for a high-profile visitor before they give him up. what north korea wants above all else is to enter talks with the united states. to gain concessions and get an end to punitive actions. they may see kenneth bay as the perfect way to achieve that gain. with the announcement of their third successful nuclear test in february the stakes couldn't be higher. north korea even threate preemptive nuclear strike during south korean/u.s. war games last month. those maneuvers are over but it seems the brinkmanship is not. well there's been a lot of speculation here, wolf that former president jimmy carter will be the one to get the call up to sort this situation out. i've heard back from his spokeswoman. she says that he has not had an invitation to visit north korea, and has no plans to visit. so they're going to have to look elsewhere if they want to get kenneth bay released. >> sure a lot of people want to do that. dan rivers in seoul thanks very much. >>> coming up at

jimmy carter, both of whom went to pyongyang in 2009 mr. clinton negotiated the release of two u.s. journalists accused of entering north korea illegally. laura ling and elena leeth korean experts are suggesting this might be some kind of bargaining chip to try to ease the u.n. sanctions against pyongyang or even get former president's clinton or carter to get there, to help them establish kim jong un as the leader of that regime there. jon: you have to feel for that young man whatever is happening there. david piper, thank you. jenna: a possible break in the search for a missing mom. police think she was kidnapped while working the night shiftwadia gas station. now we have a sketch of a possible suspect and police are asking for your help. also fast moving flames burning thousands of acres in southern california forcingee evacuate wraeugss and leaving one man's home in ruins. a live report next. >> once it all sits in real hard and i can actually sit down and have have a good cry with good friend. my neighbors, thank the lord that they are all a okay. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... a