in fact, i just saw a kendrick lamar concert the other night. do you guys know him?thing that i really enjoy in his concerts where he's constantly gauging the energy in the crowd, you know? this is what he does. he's like, "all right, y'all, i want to see which side is more alive!" he's more charismatic, but that's what he says. [ laughter ] and he splits the crowd in half, and he's like, "all right. left side, make some noise!" [ cheers and applause ] yeah. yeah, that's pretty live. okay. now, uh -- right side, make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] and he's like, "yes, also, or whatever." [ laughter ] the thing about kendrick lamar is he did that like 37 times. it was crazy. like, he would do it before songs, after songs. sometimes he would stop a song and do a test. and then when the show was over, he just ran off stage without saying which side won. [ laughter ] you can't do that. [ laughter ] i like to imagine that kendrick lamar is just, like, so excited about crowd energy that when the show is over, he can't contain himself and he runs offstage, out of the s

. >> officer kendrick, you mentioned the response equipment. what kind of cleanup efforts are underway so far? >> sure. we've got about 35,000 feet of boom out, which boom is like a floating curtain. it's just a barrier that floats on the water. so we've got containment around the barge itself about 600 feet of it there to just contain any oil that seeps out. right now we're checking the barge and the operations removing the products. we have crews pumping the water off the barges so we can take that barge and get it fixed and check it out and survey the damage. and also find out if there's still remaining oil in that hold that is built. that hull that was breached, we're not sure how much oil may still be remaining in there. there may be a considerable amount. we want to check that out and see what we've got. we're also running that like i said 35,000 feet of boom deployed so far. as much as 90,000 feet we had available this morning to get started on getting that out to protect the environment with natural resources and habitat that we want to

. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weaponhe is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was going to the community library, she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life and brutally raped. >> after morris had been taken into custody for the library attack, authorities connected him to another assault that had occurred ten months earlier. >> it actually had been the assailant in another rape of an elderly day care worker. >> morris was also convicted of that crime and is now in jail awaiting sentencing. he still claims he's innocent. >> they say anything else, armed robbery or something like that, maybe i will say i'm capable of it but rape, no. attacking a girl, no. hitting a girl, no. at the end of the day, that's just not me. after looking back on the case and how we handled it in defense and how our closing statement was, the jury had no choice but to say guilty in the end. we didn't do a good job of coming out with the evidence. our final statement wasn't

earlier i spoke with first class petty officer andy kendrick off the u.s. coast guard, and he gave us an update on the response effort thus far. >> we did send a couple people to the hospital as a precautionary measure. the couple folks that were on the barge with the significant spill, we have close to 168,000 gallons that could have entered the water from the hull that was breached. so the barge was carrying a significant amount. the part that was damaged, about 168,000 was possible to have come out. we're not sure exactly how much of that has come out. we're responding as if all of it has. the folks that are on board, obviously, they enhailed a quite a few fumes and we got them checked out. other than that we have no reports of any injuries. we're definitely just hitting it with everything we've gone. fortunately, houston is one of the best places in the world as far as response and capability. we have great coordination and relationships with all the folks here. we have federal, state and local agencies a agencies hitting it hard. we have containment bo

surveillance video captured kendrick walking into the gym and never coming out.is death was ruled an accident. but his parents say he was murdered. a second autopsy report says johnson died of, quote, unexplained apparent nonaccidental blunt force trauma. this week, over a year later, former students were reportedly seen entering the federal courthouse. faith, should we see charges on this? >> it depends on the outcome of this investigation. when the u.s. attorney started this investigation, he said there were a few questions he wanted answered, the cause of death, was there a crime committed, and who committed that crime. and now you're seeing significant steps being taken in this investigation. it's interesting, because the fbi can go out and interview witnesses. prosecutors can interview witnesses, but now you're seeing witnesses being subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury. that means they're giving sworn testimony under the penalty of perjury before a grand jury that could mean that they're witnesses that were uncooperative, didn't want to talk to fbi inv

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we knew kendrick was better than macklemore.more's hands instead of kendrick's hands. >> when you say we, i'm going o jump in. >> the hip-hop generation. >> i think we, not only we, a lot of the musical discussion. that's macklemore's premise. he was saying before, during and after he agreed with that. >> certainly. i think what's amazing is these are conversations that talib said, these are conversations that we would have, hard conversations, painful conversation, but as the first inclusive generation, these are conversations that we want to have. >> yeah. i totally agree. i think that, you know, the grammys when you look at something the scale of the grammys, anyone who's shocked at the grammys going to the most popular white rapper of the day, i have a bridge to sell you. the grammys have been extremely consistent. the last time they surprised me when they gave herb by hancock an award in '08. they've been extremely consistent in appealing to mainstream and white america. they appear to main street america way more than kend

what about anna kendrick. >> anna kendrick, i love she went to take a risk. notice it is really busy on her petite frame. the same idea, just kind of swapped out where you can see that the vertical line goes head to toe, she can wear the same idea, less is more, especially when -- >> she looks taller. she looks great. you said jen garner, you would have switched something up. >> jen garner has classic great shoulders but if you get a close-up look, what i did, instead of the one strap, i added straps and created that v neckline because it softened her silhouette and shoulders. this is bad photo shopping. we didn't make that softer on the v, but at the same time, we just wanted to give you an idea at home, if you have great shoulders like that, take advantage of a lower cut. >> and lastly julie delfy. i have girlfriends and i love the idea of the vintage silhouette, but beware, it is great. i think her curves are fantastic. i'm not trying to make her look skin yes, i want to make that look clear. but if you want to look at what happens under the arms of a lot

(kendrick rapping) ♪ hold up, stop the track. something's missing. figure it out tomorrow. ♪ (ringing) hey, i got it. lets get it. hey. what you think? drums. ♪ ♪ it's alive ♪ it's on. in this corner, the newcomer citrus lime sirloin! and in this corner, chicken & shrimp tequila tango! 2 of the best, now on applebee's famous 2 for $20 menu. applebee's. see you tomorrow. >> doug: back in eugene. the ducks have an eight-point lead. we'll show you how jason calliste got open for a three. the entire second half they have been bringing him off two screens. instead he fakes and comes off a monster screen from ben carter. carter dislodges the defender, t.j. mcconnell just enough and calliste makes him pay. ben carter gets the offensive rebound, kicks it out to johnathan loyd who hits the dagger three. >> andrew: 10 threes on the day for oregon. they lead by eight and it's a 14-1 run for the ducks. arizona has to get on the board here. inside 2 1/2 to play. hollis-jefferson sets the screen. mcconnell inside to gordon. turnaround. aaron gordon. no good. moser

the participants' blood samples will be brought back to the slaying of any antibodies in it tested kendrick retired from playing the influenza virus if they do. oh and my life that you know that but will the vaccine be affected against the notorious eighteen flu swine flu. kylie little did it the wind don't confront our region that we selected the cab fare better in shadow so but it's quite fitting to give the fray and they hope to read the official cause of what they say a kind of battle. of course the only way to know for sure is to expose the blood samples from the clinical trials to the actual flu viruses break here in this land would never do it and how we do not have been plentiful but we're hoping to get it and implement the study would begin re gift the field and when should they. i will respond that if i had to be fair right. they have been a bit. david looked into it. i received a success with them select the right thing. it sickens me that the kind of people to mention the ages distilled spirits whom i haven't studied children the remote region of south east mauritania. this year

they are in other hoover biographers, john wilson the forgotten progressive kendrick clements wrote inperfect visionary, eugene lions wrote a biography long time ago. bill lautenberg.arthur schlesinger series. gary is a wonderful scholar recently passed, david werner, robert did some interesting work on hoover. the fishing president about hoover and flyfishing richard norton smith uncommon and i know you have interviewed with him before and margaret hoover who recently wrote a book not about hoover directly but about his ideas and american individualism. is there anyone to add and have we left anyone out? >> guest: there are many monographs that we wouldn't have time to list but these are very eminent people. i knew all of them and know all of them except for mr. lions who passed away any years ago. one of the things that has happened in this generation is scholarship has taken off. partly because the papers were opened in 1966. up to that point people have to rely on newspaper articles and so forth and now we got to see the hoover story from the inside there has been a kind of a boom

. >> kendrick green dreams of being a rap star and always jumps at the chance to perform.rora, illinois, native is busting his signature moves for a friend's video camera. >> going right into literally the path of traffic. >> all of a sudden, an ice cream truck comes down the street. >> next thing you know, bam. gets sidelined by the ice cream truck. >> the rapper's wrist is broken, but his ego takes the real hit. >> this ranks pretty high on the scale of dumb stunts. >> a mountain biker pays the price for trying to pass the buck. october 2011, a 38 kilometer bike race begins across albert falls game reserve in south africa. six kilometers in, a clearing. lead biker spots an antelope to his right. >> he says, hey, there's a buck. and then goes back to riding. all of a sudden, the buck is like, oh, are you challenging me? >> seconds later -- >> whoa! >> he just comes out of nowhere and smashes this guy off his bike. >> almost looks like the buck grabs the biker, throws him down and it's just this massive crash of body and bike. >> i would say that's got to hurt. >> [ bleep

georgia investigators received an anonymous e-mail reporting claims of a confession in the death of kendrickfound rolled up in a gym mat. they've subpoenaed internet records to find the source of that e-mail. >>> first lady michelle obama is in china along with daughter sasha and malia and her own mother. she said she will stress the importance of education for young people. in and then a new dinosaur has been identified. a 500-pound, 11-foot tall raptor with a beak and feathers. it's nicknamed the chicken from hell. it roamed across the dakotas some 66 million years ago. we're always updating the five things you need to know. go to new day.cnn.com for the latest. >> did you say free range? >> it roamed across the dakotas with no barriers so free range chicken. >> a little surprise j.b. didn't pop out some latin there. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up next on "new day," those large floating objects in the vast indian ocean. could they really be from flight 370? no one has a real look yet. so we're going to take a virtual look at the search and what happens next straight ahead. mine was earne