impressed at that point, and from that point on, johnny was a brother to the seals, and, now, i think it's difficult for people who are not seals to understand what an honor that is. .. i won't do anything to help them. to get something on them on this and everyone and everyone who supported me in any way. >> johnny started -- as an admission across the country. you traveled quite a bit. you ended up, name some of the places you were at. >> we went to law to base city, i end up with -- >> baghdad at that time was kind of like going to miami. it was a really nice place. they love you. >> at that time it was like a huge fire fly. and trying to this kind of at that time, they can't do anything by themselves. and ocean and all that. >> just explain in islam, a lot of people know, not everyone, can make a lot of difference, the major division between sunni and shiite. you have to think, johnnie, what are you and what is your wife? >> my wife is she aia . told my wife -- at that time, can you bring the kids, i want to talk to them. my kids came and it was a democratic family. are you going to be sunni or she? all of them at that time were shi'ite. >> the

. >> stanford pull an upset, johnny taking out new mexico and neil.was off to a big lead but new mexico, they weren't going to quit. down the stretch, stanford, with big boys that keep going at you, 58-53, stanford, and they will play kansas at 9:15 sunday morning. >> we got out early versus them and, you know, built a good lead and they played the way i've seen them play a lot on tape. they kept fighting and coming back and then dug in and made it a game at the end. >> kansas got a little bit of a scare, playing eastern kentucky, and i'll never forget with the press conference, i stand before you, and wiggins had 19. eastern kentucky took over, and 80-69, a kansas win. 9:15 sunday morning. poor mike. duke gets knocked off. mercer had not been to the tournament since 1985. they knocked off duke 78-71, and the biggest upset in a tournament. ucla, they were representing the pac-12 and they advance tonight. next week the giants and a's are finishing off the exhibition. gray will start the opening game for the a's. a rough spring here, banking on the gian

johnny mosley works for nbc sports as an analyst. and he's still active in squaw valley. >>> a bay area man that most people have never seen. san francisco food critic michael bauer. he won't reveal his face, but he does reveal what can make or break a restaurant. >>> some people despise him. others respect him. but in the end, they all end up cooking for him, and if they don't cook well, they could be run out of town. he's the most powerful person in the restaurant scene. and now michael bauer reveals himself, sort of. this is a man who uses fake names when he walks in. he covers his face in front of cameras and writing reviews which are so influential it can make or break a restaurant. >> is it interesting? we've gone 26 years, and i can see your face, but right now we're silhouetting it so nobody can see it. it's a cat and mougs game, isn't it? >> it is a cat and mouse game. it getting an a litts a little i do everything i can to get in the door and seated before i'm recognized. >> his name sets the table for the bay area restaura

. >> nicole's in the kitchen getting some tips from an expert -- chef johnny prep. this week, she's learning how to make a mean guacamole. >> so, i am particularly excited about this because i love guacamole. so, what's first? >> well, first, we got to talk about avocados 'cause basically guacamole is predominantly avocados. >> mm-hmm. >> so, what you want to make sure is you buy as perfectly ripe as an avocado as you can get, or buy them underripe and let them ripen at your home, because, you know, if it's not ripe -- it's too hard -- it doesn't make good guacamole. if it's overripe, it's brown and yucky-looking, and it just doesn't make good guacamole. so, you really want to kind of feel so it's just soft. it doesn't want to be real soft, but just soft. if it starts to wrinkle and stuff, that's too ripe. if it's too hard, that's underripe. just a little pinch. these are in pretty nice shape. >> now what you got to do -- and be careful with your knife, okay? -- but you want to cut it in half, okay? >> remember, you always need your parents' permission before you us

an accident. his brother was the golden boy of the family. the father love the other boy and he told johnny say your dreams are silly and he said i wish it had been you instead of him. think of what it does to the self image of somebody. thing he seesonly is gospel music. when he starts being a star he remembers that, he remembers the lack of self-esteem and the gospel music and wherever he goes the man in black, that song, i wrote that for the old and hungry and that was his purpose. that was the one thing that he fought and also keeping a low suit to his face. that is what he thought he was put on earth to do, to spread the word, the gospel. did black become the color for him? >> it was funny. you start off with a contract and we would drive 300 miles a night between cities. they had white clothes and they would get them dirty. they put on black clothes and you'd did not notice the dirt. he used it as a symbol but initially it was because it was practical. tavis: his relationships. and aok delves into it very deep way. i cannot do justice to it in this conversation so i will say his relat

make this as these would prioritize efforts to attract new jobs post today marks the end of an era for the johnnie cochran type id nightmare rte news the door. that was an irish winner of the chilled them gold cup this afternoon the gym cozy trying to board when the mayor ridden by jockey david also took the win from all his own in the photo finish. twenty two one child was confirmed as winner following a lengthy stewards inquiry no one could've foreseen the drama that awaits its inch of them today defending champion club was sent off favourite for the second last instalment was the sharpest priced. i was told. trainer jim called seeds of this waste is white or three times on board estimates discharged this afternoon north window here are the people so it was only twenty one shots the and two faults not snooty attitude in two thousand and six month old is not installed in texas the unseeded brian o'connell all the leading candidates were still involved in the closing stages. she will sit in windermere. well for this contest was to shake up i believe. on tenth june was immediately pulled and pulled

and when we see johnny depp playing an indian all over tv, then people are thinking that's all right.nd that becomes the social norm. not that it has become a social norm, but it reinforces something that already existed. >> if you could take a dell overrian time machine and give him advice? what would you say. >> if i had to talk to johnny depp two years ago about playing tonight oh, i would take wrigley and have a throw-down. >> massive throw-down, right? >> yeah, very passive. >> we put on a question on native americans. >> i want to throw this to you. is there a particular stereotype that gets under your skin more than any other? >> yes. there are a bunch of them, but the free taxes thing, i wish that were real. >> don't we all? >> i think in particular, i think just the idea of what the comment was about, we're a dying race or a dying people. we are five nations, each with languages, cultures, and all sort of lumped into native american. and the idea that we're one lumped thing that is all sort of dying out is bunk. >> ryan, one of the things that we were talking about. when you

. >> johnny is an easy going young man. he is very interesting.es information. >> she says he needs a home and family where people love him. >> i was adopted, and i really hope you get a forever family really fast. i'm so thankful for my parents. >> i didn't realize that. >> did you hear that? he's hoping that's what's going to happen for him. >> i'm sure it will. you seem like an awesome kid. >> kathleen had things for charlie to take home and a t-shirt and wish that charlie will one day have the family he longs for. barbara harrison, news 4 for "wednesday's child." >> and if you have room in your home and your heart for charlie or any of our kids who are still waiting, call our special adoption hotline. 1800 to adopt me. search "wednesday's child" on nbc washington.com. >>> right now protestors planning to march through one of the busiest spots in the area. >>> why going out to buy a snow shovel may not be a bad idea. it may cost you in the long run. >> buy a shovel today and prepare to use it tomorrow. snow is on the way. we're tracking the fla

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by the way, johnny boy, we'll give you an e. for effort. see you on the 5.ave a great weekend, everybody. >>> hello, everybody. this fox unews alert. it's one a week since the world learned malaysian airline 777, with people onboard. its last signal was 7 1/2 hours after takeoff. the focus is shifting to the flight crew and passengers with investigators now indicating this airliner may have been hijacked. we have the very latest on the search for answers into a deepening mystery. >>> also at this hour, a developing story as we learn that the u.s. is giving up its controls over internet administration. givi

an explanation. and the legacy of david brenner. why johnny carson originally passed on the comic who would become a tonight show favorite. >> very funny things in there. really funny things. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

johnny huffman was usually driven to preschool by a family member. on this morning, he ran to school, wearing only his pajamas and a pair of boots. when he got to his classroom an hour late, he was covered in blood and told his teachers some terrible news about his great grandparents. >> i found them on the balcony. [ sirens ] >> police were immediately called to johnny's home. >> i ended up entering into the myers' bedroom, where i found jack and linda myers lying in bed, and both were deceased as a result of gunshot wounds to their heads. >> apparently, the killer used some kind of silencer. >> it was quilting material used to make quilts for baby blankets. it had masking tape on one end and some black powder on it. it was shaped in the form of a cone-shaped thing. >> the murder weapon was a 12-gauge shotgun, and it was apparent that jack was killed before linda. >> because her injuries were not just to her head but also to her hands. so she may have started to wake up and raise her hands because it showed an injury to the hand as well as to her face. >> this raised the possibility that jack myers was the primary target. the motive didn't appear to be robbery

now luchx has an appointment wi a psychologist. >> johnny depp arriving at sfo. ♪ ♪ i know this muchue♪ >> put that song in your head all day. the band behind the '80s hit will perform at south by southwest in austin, texas, exactly 28 years ago performing its very first concert in the u.s. we know this much as true. >> '80s all over again. roll out the red carpet, the first of celebrity wax figures scheduled to arrive at sfo today. opening at fisherman whawharf. johnny depp. it will be home to a-listers, sports stars and musicians. >> fascinating to look at. >> look very real. amazing. >> christina, you can strike a pose? >> no. i got caught touching one of those things one time. that's all i'll tell you about that story. temperatures are mild. 13 miles per hour is your wind speed in san jose. 12 miles per hour in mountain view. 29 miles per hour sustained in san francisco. so it's a blustery morning. we're not dealing with gusty wins all morning long. it's going to be breezy. 60 to kick off the day in many bay area cities. heading close to 80 today. closer to 90 this weekend. i'll

an explanation. and the legacy of david brenner. why johnny carson originally passed on the comic who would become a tonight show favorite. >> very funny things in there. really funny things. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, i'm sharyn alfonsi with a western edition of the broadcast. the search for flight 370 and the 239 people on board continues to expand by air, sea and now significantly on land. investigators have searched both pilot's homes looking for any evidence the pilots could have done this on purpose. authoritiesing say they have evidence that someone deliberately disabled the plane's communication systems before the flight was redirected. seth doane is in kuala lumpur tonight and begins our coverage. >> reporter: when police searched captain zaharie ahmad shah's home they found a flight simulator. the 53-year-old pilot who is seen sitting in front of a simulate never a video he posted on-line. at today's press conference authorities say the simulator was confiscated and rebuilt

for johnny lorenz who runs an exchange in san francisco, the difference between heroin and oxycontinis just the difference between availability and cost. >> i know a lot of people who started using oxycontin, but because costs are prohibitive started using heroin. >> food and drug administration approved zohydro, a painkiller ten sometimes stronger than vicodin. this week the medication will begin to reach patients. the centers for disease control describes prescription opennoid abuse as an epidemic. philip seymour hoffman was originally given pain medication for back pain. >> even though this has been getting worse over the last 15 years the ane analgesic have ben making it easier, not harder, but easier to make these drugs available. >> reporter: in a statement it said: . >> acetaminophen, the active ingredient in tylenol has been known to cause liver damage. >> there is no need for zohydro, but the truth is we have many opioid formulations already on the market that have no tylenol in them. >> other fissions believe that it can bring life-changing relief from chronic pain. >> it's

. >> reporter: for johnny lorenz who runs an exchange in san francisco, opioids and oxytotten is just a matter of availability and cost. last week the food and drug administration approved a new precipitation called zohydro, a painkiller 10 times stronger than vicodin. this week the medication will begin to reach patients. the center for disease control describe precipitation opioid abuse as a nationwide epidemic. as prescriptions fo for painkils have risen. >> even though this epidemic has been getting worse every year for the past 15 years the analgesic division at the fda has been making it easier for the drug companies to get these drugs on the market. >> so the company that makes zohydro maintains its research facilities here in california. >> reporter: they declined our request for an interview, they sent this statement: >> acetaminophen, the active ingredient in tylenol has been known to cause river damage. while they remove that ingredient, this doctor does not believe there is a need for it. >> the truth is we have many opioid formulations on the market all that have no tylen

. >>> an album by the late johnny cash is now available. ocess was such an emotional one. for some of you your local news is next. the rest of you stick around. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> as a little boy you're in detroit watching the movies and you think and you see what this is and think maybe i want to do that. >> i never thought i'd get there, to be honest with you. i always dreamt about it. i loved going to the movies. i loved going to the mercury moves on seven mile in detroit and gets lost in that wonderful hollywood life the great story, actors directors, the wonderful things hollywood brings you. i started in the mail room for an advertising agency in detroit after i graduated from college and kind of worked my way for new york worked for some big agencies. that was the starting point for my career. >> i read that you and the late dawn don simpson when you were pinching movies should be able to pitch it in three words. it would be like bar terndtendbartender, caribbean, tree roots -- well that's not three word

johnny. thank you, everyone, and welcome aboard. what an exciting time we've been having on "jeopardy!"or the past month and a half. we had the '80s tournament, the '90s tournament, the college championship, and, of course, that talented young arthur chu, whose winning ways earned him just a shade under $300,000. but now, a new regime. diana is our champion. matt and jessica, welcome. and good luck to all three. here we go, jeopardy round. and these categories now in play. alex: all right, diana. all right, i'll take tv character aliases, $600. matt. who is sonny crocket? correct. let's go aliases, $200. diana. who is homer simpson? yeah. [ laughs ] tv characters, $400.

>> well, we've been talking to johnny. he's an amazing athlete.g to see what he's done in college football. it's exciting to see. >> we know there's a little bit of a competition there for johnny. also want to get your take on international business. obviously the world stage is the -- world cup stage is the best you can get in terms of international audience. i think something like 3.6 billion people watched it. it puts the super bowl to shame. international growth though has seen wobbly. is that something you're worried about this year? >> well, you know, we do business in 190 countries around the world. there is some macro economic volatility present at all times. i really feel good about the position that we're in to deliver long-term sustainable and profitable growth. you know, we have a tremendous portfolio of categories, product types, geographies, an amazing array of product innovation and our ability to manage the marketplace around the world. it makes me feel incredibly confident in our ability to continue to grow profitably. >> i just w

an escalation. i was pretty scary. on the station tx when johnny is not the only country reluctance get on board with the eu sanctions blind spots and all treachery britain plans to stop bringing gas directly from russia. and as for the rest of the new alternative supplies are still off at his aunties nor smith expects that the rest to make this rice it doesn't back down on you crazy the eu and us without calling for the affections on economic sectors including finance and energy of crucial russian exports. the reality is very different painting of real wealth in terms of full steam ahead to start in coal seam gas to the uk directly from the set for the first time russian gas had pizza with his hands before but it's come from stories the thing is he's in mainland europe this leads to us says the accident the deal between vegetarian gasp of finding two thousand and twelve is still teaching thought to bring the vessel tape back mix in weddings from the institute of economic effects if you take it straight losses and its effect it would be cutting off

by the way, johnny boy, we'll give you an e. for effort. see you on the 5.a great weekend, everybody. kennedy: when did 12-year-old girls start running the world? now vlad is the new shaw of sunset. why not just start spreading rumors about israel on facebook while you are at it, our president is totally not talking to netanyahu, he has no idea what to do about putin. when did you know how i got so complicated. this is "the

>> olympic skater johnny weir faces camera. sexting with an adult film star?>> our handbag and the family dog being held hostage in the divorce. >> as olympians sound off. >> i hope he comes out a happy person. >> kourtney's new venture caution a kardashian rift. >> kim and i are the ones who battle the most. >> part of our special on celebrity moguls. sir sarah jessica parker. >> death ireland, how she went from bikinis to billionses. >> and smashed my nose and ripped it from my face. >> and my sex talk with lala anthony. >> come on, some of these guys are just dogs. >> the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >> i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thiefa andrews. the hollywood mega moguls who happen to be model says. >> nick cannon's white face controversy. >> he's done. >> the 33-year-old posting it's official, i'm white, creating his connor smallnut character with interesting hash tags including good credit, dog kissing, beer pong and more. is this a racial double standard? cannon isn't worried about the haters. >>

. >> becoming an american soldier was johnny marino's boyhood dream. born to mexican parents who crossed the rio grande, he recalls how determined he was to serve his family's new country, the united states. he says as a latino, he was classified below anglos, taunted and beaten. >> what i had to go through, it's awful. i don't know how i made it through. >> the discrimination disappeared after his infantry unit saw combat. an d-day, he and his band of brothers crossed the english channel knowing death awaited any one of them. the allies would have to fight uphill, their only advantage, their numbers, 160,000 allied soldiers landed in normandy that day, 73,000 americans. he jumped off the boat under heavy fire. >> my thought was i wasn't going to make it to the beach. i wasn't going to stay in the water. >> he said the sand was littered with carnage. >> you couldn't help but maybe see a head go by or an arm or from here down and the water would be red. >> 14 of the 25 men from his boat died. that day, a total of 2,499 american soldiers perished. >> wha

a nike guy and we're talking about quarterback johnny manziel, the most marketable player in the upcoming nfl draft. >> signed a new deal with nike for an undisclosed amount bringing him on board is a big win for the company that beat out adidas, underarmour and others for his signature. >>> our friday morning sports highlights. >> we get those from our guys at espn. >>> good morning, jonathan coachman, john buccigross. two big nba games. two biggest stars in the league, lebron james, latin night for the nba. and lebron does not like wearing these tight t-:30s when he's playing basketball. maybe after the game, also doesn't like to wear that mask after tony parker got two of his 17. lebron takes the mask off. nice pass here to chris bosh. heat kept trying to scrap back into it but the spurs just pull away. tim duncan, 23 points, 11 rebounds and san antonio beat the heat by 24. >>> johnny, you mentioned the other big star. kevin durant. >> there he is. >> he met with muhammad ali before the game. fast forward to the fourth. green, had himself a career night. 41, suns go up by 5. a high scoring affair. russell westbrook, 36-9-8. ties the

the question is johnny having a reasonable belief what he posted was true can be terminated as an employee filed a lawsuit. besides getting your job back, mr. cook, what do you want? >> i would definitely like a change in policy, if not in our country but all over the nation, that would allow employees to speak their mind over you know something that concerns them. we've got a lot of great employees in our county that can't speak of because of that thumb that's over their head that says if you say anything, i'll fire you. >> you did what you thought was right that day and now you're paying the price. >> yes, ma'am. >> we'll continue to follow your story, sir. mike kendall, johnny cook, keep us posted. >> this man accused of taking a joy ride. why he did it and how we ended up drill. this teen, accusing her to stand outside in below zero temperatures. . >>> here is a new one for you. drink drinking while flying man charges. a man tackled during an arrest in nevada. leaving whim bruises. he is eye cuesed of staelgs a plane and going on a wild ride. taking off and landing several times. offic

that somebody's going to take pity on you. >> when you talk about couples big hit, johnny weir, tara lipinski, we're any're a hit. >> we're proud of you. going to find out how it went in a little while. get the highlights and after parties coming up. >> well, speaking of johnny weir and tara lipinski. they were there. what did they think of the outfits on display at the oscars? we're going to find out their hits and misses. >> what is next for kerry kennedy after being cleared of driving while impaired. she's going to talk to us this morning about the trial and knowing her future. she'll do that in an exclusive live interview. >> let's take a look at what's making headlines this morning. up to a foot of snow expected in d.c., federal offices are closed. >> meanwhile, the white house is weighing its response to russia's military actions in ukraine. secretary of state john kerry heading to kiev tomorrow to meet with the transitional ukrainian government. >> and the trial of oscar pistorius is beginning today in south africa. the so-called blade runner is charged with intentionally killing his girlfriend.

and our returning champion, an aerospace engineer from west chester, ohio... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- thanks, johnnythank you, ladies and gentlemen. you know, folks, this is turning into the kind of week i really enjoy -- contestants at the top of their game, performing well, and earning a lot of money as a result of that. let's see if diane, brendan, and gabor can keep that trend going today. good luck. here we go. categories for this first round today are... hmm. you have to correct our wording. gabor. let's start with i am the danger for $200, please. diane. what is a slingshot? correct. presidential oath for $200. brendan. what is solemnly? correct. rewriting the presidential oath, $400. diane. what is execute? yes.

johnny, jay and jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers ] >> sounds like an irish rap group.an irish rap group. yeah, that is a good one. well, do you -- well, actually, we have a thing. because when we took over the "late night" show -- there was these famous pipes. >> oh, yes, yes. >> jimmy: they were in a a closet, that you decorated. >> i was a part of that. yeah, yeah. we were just sitting around bored back in the jack paar times. we decided to make those pipes into muppets. do we have a picture of that maybe? >> jimmy: we do. this is the -- >> it's very cool. >> jimmy: it's right out in the hallway here. you can see it if you do the nbc tour. >> it's like cave paintings for me. >> jimmy: yeah. like, see? so this is a closet -- we made it a museum. i'll get you a better picture. that was a closet. so look at the pipes. they're all painted. >> and they all have muppets. >> jimmy: with eyeballs -- >> and fur. yeah. >> jimmy: on the bottom it says "with love, the muppets." >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and they kept it in this closet -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: for -- over, yeah. >> a

. >>> we've been talking to johnny. he's an amazing athlete.game. it's exciting to see what he's done in college football and we'll see. time will tell. >> that is a little bit of a hint. >> not so much time as it turned out. >> president and ceo mark parker of nike joining us yesterday on this show obviously talking about johnny manziel. late last night espn reported that he signed with nike. 2012 heisman trophy winner and first pick in the draft, in the in fact draft. i had to read up on him. i'm not a huge sports fan but he's obviously a superstar and mark parker seemed pretty excited. we don't know how much money exactly the deal is worth. it was a competition, under armour reportedly wanted him. >> a bidding war. >> yes. >> in the meantime, up 38 points on the dow. just losing a little bit of ground there. it is, of course, jobs friday. did you nail the number? if you tweeted us your guess for the nonfarm payrolls number by 8:30 this morning with the #nailthenumber you could be the lucky winter of this beautiful winter hat just as it warms

an old australian folk song? >> jimmy: yeah, we love australian folk songs. >> by johnny cash. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ i hear the train a-coming ♪ oh well i'm stuck in folsom prison and time keeps draggin' on i hear that train a-rolling way down to san antone ♪ ♪ well i bet there's rich folks eatin' in a fancy dining car ♪ ♪ i bet they're drinking coffee smoking their cigars ♪ ♪ you know i knew i had it coming knew that i could not be free ♪ ♪ but that train keeps a-rolling that's what tortures me ♪ ♪ yeah when i was a baby and my mama said hey son don't you be a bad boy don't you mess around with guns ♪ ♪ but i shot a man in reno just to watch him die ♪ ♪ well i hear that train a-rolling i hang my head and cry ♪ >> c'mon, jim. c'mon. ♪ ♪ ♪ if i get out of this prison if that railroad train was mine ♪ ♪ you bet i'd move along a little bit farther down the line ♪ ♪ far from folsom prison that's where i want to stay well i hear that lonesome whistle ♪ ♪ i said i hear that lonesome whistle baby baby blow my blues away ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: russell crowe! "noah" is in theaters tomorrow! joan rivers joins us next. com

an underdog against new mexico and kansas. they beat both. so how did they respond against dayton? stanford alumni richard sherman and condi rice. johnny dawkins. first half, the flyers pass around stanford's own defense, and jordan sibert nails one of his three-pointers. dayton up by 13. second half. stanford tries to get back in it. gets the hoop and the foul. whittle down the lead. dayton pound the ball inside to take stanford out of the game. scoochie smith gets it. dayton gets the foul call. the lead stays to 12 with under seven to play. 11 different flyers got on the score shoot. they out-shot stanford by 10. they beat the cardinals 82-72. for more, here's vern glenn. >> reporter: well dennis, an athletic double digit seeded team wowed the audience and it wasn't the stanford men. >> we didn't play stanford basketball. that hurts me. that hurts me pretty bad, the fact that the last game i will ever play as a stanford basketball player had to go down like that. >> those guys left their legacy. they left their legacy. they were able to compete in the ncaa tournament. they were able to go into the sweet 16 and compete. that is someth

an issue. u.s. and other ally nations are working to fix. heidi zhou castro reports. >> reporter: johnny mourinho's boyhood dream, born to mexican parents, the 95-year-old houston resident recalls how determined he was to serve his family's new country, the united states. he says as a latino he was classified below angelos, taunted and beaten. >> what i had to go through at the beginning of world war ii, it was awful. it's awful. i don't know how i made it through. >> reporter: but the discrimination disappeared, mourinho said, after his infantry unit saw combat. on d-day they crossed the english channel knowing that death awaited any one of them on the french side. their only advantage, their numbers. more than 160,000 ally soldiers landed in normandy that day. 73,000 of them american. moreno said he jumped off the boat under heavy fire. >> i thought was i wasn't going to make it to the beach. >> reporter: moreno said that the sand was littered with carnage. >> you couldn't help but see a head go by or an arm or from here down. the water would be red. >> reporter: 14 of the 25 men from

completely different now we know that there's no scientific evidence supporting an arson we now know there is evidence that johnny webb had a deal and that was it appears to have been hidden for decades and so in this case where the death penalty is involved and this evidence that is a scope atory continues to dribble out we think that the governor needs to take a hard look at this and investigation needs to be done again in a world. old where we have such turmoil but we need to treasure the basic human rights here and in no case other than the death penalty case is it more important that our government entities our courts our boards of pardons and paroles receive accurate information absolutely not appear that that happened absolutely while bryce spent at staff attorney at the n.s.a. this project thank you so much thank you. well washington d.c. has seen its fair share of shady business from cover ups to bribes to sex scandals we've seen it all here in the nation's capital but now states are offering some competition when it comes to political corruption artie's megan lopez has the story one heartbeat away from

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johnny's got the money. and he also is willing to do an interview.k at the possible extortion and whether or not is victor a con artist. if you google his name, a lot of things will come up. back to you guys. >> thank you, billy. >>> up next, a better way to look beautiful. how you should be applying your make-up and shampooing your hair. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> we're back at 8:39. and we're wrapping up our special series "do it right today" with beauty tips. in a moment, jen, host of the selective iweb series is going to show us the right way to apply eyeliner and blush. we'll begin with salon owner ted gibson. ted's up in our make-up room. we p want to know what we're doing wrong when it comes to shampooing and conditioning our hair and show us the right way to do it. >> most women are making the wrong choices when they're shampooing their hair. make sure you actually start at the scalp. apply 1/4 inch of shampoo as i've done in my hands. you want to apply it to the scalp starting at the temples working up to the top of the head, t

an rbi triple, 3-0. >>> day 2 of madness nothing but pleasant for sanford. that might have been the case johnnyhis cardinal, victorious, randall, 45 on the second half snapped the net with the 3. cardinal leading for good. josh houstons for good measure will spin and go to the rim. 58 will have 53. stanford versus kansas on sunday. that will be a good one. duke and coach k out. >> mak >> today on "tmz" -- >> halle berry is being sued along with amanda bynes and disney by a homeless woman who says she's got the best script in ages and she wants to get them all in the room to pitch it. >> only in hollywood do you have a homeless person who can look at people in hollywood and comeback.ey need a >> she thinks everyone needs a comeback. because she doesn't own a tv, ok? >> johnny weir and victor voronov, the first messy divorce in the gay community. johnny has a lot of very expensive things and he's

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texas a&m quarterback johnny manziel goss the 41st president of the united states and his wife barbara, they made aniel would be a topic in the draft. texans have the firstç pick. earlier johnny manziel visited the 41st president and did a home and home. johnny also dressed in full pad for the workout. he did not have to and evidently looked great in the draft kofplgt -- coming up radio from 9 to noon. go to "kilmeade & friends".com. >> elisabeth has been on vacation this week so to keep her up to date on what happened, and for any of you who may have missed anything, here's a look back monday through friday. >> are you ready for this? ♪ ♪ >> hulk hogan is set to return to the ring, but first he's got to get past this couch. >> he is still a hulk. >>ç incredible. >> he's going to put his arms up. you put your arms up. >> i touched hulk hogan. i'm never washing my hands. >> i'm actually going to go into traffic. >> are you insured? we've got a skateboarder. brian, there's a reason she's winning the gold medal. >> you have animals, you have athletes. >> all in the green room at the same time. >> it'

an arthritis treatment for you. visit celebrex.com and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. >>> welcome back, we have been talking with the red sox johnny and mike napoli. they talked about winning the world series from the previous year, where they had finished dead last. maybe that is why they were celebrating so hard. what is it like in the aftermath of the world series? >> i didn't come back down for the longest time, you get your feet back down, no. i don't want to. >> you're tasting food from three weeks ago. >> we had some fun talk show appearances. >> thank you, red sox first baseman mike napoli for walking around boston shirtless after the world series parade, thereby earning the name mike "nip-oli". >> i would do it again. >> better him than one of us. because we might have been naked. >> that is how the text messages started. is mike alive? let's just make sure mike is okay. >> it was a good month. >> is mike nipoli going to catch on? what is the mentality like? >> clubhouse, and -- >> do you think there has been a little bit of a culture change in baseball because of your team last year? >> i think so i mean, they're still n

johnny boy. i want every month and is confident the association says now he says she wanted from santa ana. we'll be releasing an issue restrictions now they will be huge problem. that means the chinese side but have to complete the distance of their own pockets. this is not a new fixed rate bond comic is a private ones as well. so much help foreign car companies now another talented coach more than fifty percent stake in the chilled me to read the terms of fan don't think such protections are needed for not contained the company he may now be at least two things competition i would say this is more of the government trying to suggest to their car makers why are we not seeing more chinese to vote cards. this mystery of history and information technology said recently that he would not miss in ownership restrictions on books that i think its assets by two middle income in the future this means that roughly speaking the chinese awesome and his team have yet to be making their own pots. i don't mean just added to the sustained development of terms or to meet its maker trying to sell branded domestic car. it's a lot

an irishman named james hoban. room?bans in the i live across the street from a guy named johnny hoban, a long story.ccupied by 19 president of irish dissent. [applause] war despond and they cannot make that claim. [laughter] it is wonderful to be here today with all of you. -- the remaining were despondent they cannot make that claim. i am reminded of an article that pat, god bless him, put on my desk back in the early 1990's. .t was an "new yorker" article it was about sitting in a pub in new york. pat looks at mike and say don't you wish you were in dublin in a pub wishing you were in a new york? [laughter] in the irish catholic family i grew up in, that was the issue. we are nostalgic about the future. [laughter] think about that. you will know it is true. away a couplessed of years ago, catherine finnigan biden, used to say this. joey, the irish is about family. it is about faith, but most of all, courage. without current, you cannot love with abandon. i think that is one of the defining elements, the irish of it. that builds both of our nations and continued to run through the bloodstream of al

an industry first: 102 spray jets. why 102? that's why. ge. reimagining home. that's why. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back! the great johnnywith the cletones tonight. i mentioned earlier, so much great music happening here in austin. there are over 2,000 bands playing south by southwest this year. which i think is all of them. i think every band is here. people come to music festival, pride themselves on knowing who the new acts are, even if they don't actually know who the new acts a. we sent a camera crew to ask people about bands that do not exist. these are not real bands, we made them all up, but that didn't stop people from telling us how much they liked them on a special edition of lie witness news. >> a big band on the seen is contact dermatitis. do you think he has what it really takes to make it to the big time? >> absolutely. hopefully they'll go the whole way. >> do you think contact dermatitis will spread like a rash. >> hopefully. >> do you think neal harassment will make it? >> i think so. they're very entertaining. >> do you think they're like the entertaining [ bleep ] bruce generaler? -- jenner? >> i thin

and london import johnnie lee miller stars as a reimagined sherlock holmes who is also a recovering drug addict. he told me whether this twist has paid off and whether we could ever see ann screen love connection between him and your wife. >> the struggle with drugs really has taken a part of the original books and magnified that and tried to put a modern day context on that. what if sherlock holmes' drug use which is in the original novels became a problem for him? can you relate to that these days? as far as the watts and holmes relationship goes, that's really sacred to us. if it becomes something else other than teamwork and friendship, then we're really not being faithful to the original source material which we have tried

johnny would rather be watching star trek. but within your dad is doing some important stuff. well my best friends dad is an astronauastronaut and lives acre street, those are engineers over there, and this was the world that was normal to them and the wives tried very hard to keep normal and grounded. >> you kind of you who do to help their lives changed after the program and i was wondering if you could share their thoughts on what was it like when that ended? do they feel like it should continue and like there was a sense among these families at that point? everyone was sad when mixing ended the program and these wives who i see today and i think in history they will continue to be seen and i've told this to them as a sort of pioneer space women. they were the pioneers. their husbands were doing something we had never done before. just the moments of going out in your backyard as jane conrad remembered when her house .-full-stop there walking around on the moon and she -- the house just cleared out and she had all of the wives over for a party about 5:30 in the morning she wandered out by the pool and ju