. >> and his broken glasses had been found in the bedroom along with birkenstock sandals. never seen them before. >> but what did science tell snu. >> his dna was on them. >> why did he lie about those shoes? >> the reason he lies is because the shoe shows is he in the room. >> bill kind took the stand to tell his horror story about that day, and he put his personal stamp on those birkenstocks. >> diane had bought them for him at sam's club about a year or so prior to this incident. >> bill recalled the time when kevin tried to pick a fight with him, then called 911. testimony the defense thought fought to keep out but lost. >> i wanted the jury to know that he was like a boy who cried wolf, who would make 911 calls frequently. >> bill said kevin was hardest on his mother, especially in the summer of 2010 when she gave him the deadline to move out and he cursed her out in front of the whole family. >> that's it. i can't live with you one second longer. sfroo how close is that to the day, the awful day? >> probably a week. >> the prosecutor they're rised kevin just snapped

. >> there are a lot of people in birkenstocks. >> very young people and with he talked about liberal academia, who push this socialist stuff all the time. what does bernie say? you learned it school and i will give it to you in live. we'll tax the rich up to 90% and look at all the programs, vote for me. it's a brilliant strategy. >> i was talking about old hippies. >> guess what? >> them, too. >> as on old hippie -- just kidding. you get to go next. >> oh, my gosh. thanksgiving. this is a time you look for a big, big, big turkey. there's no bigger turkey than "rolling stone." as a certainlyist you look at "rolling stone" and you think how could they go through a process of note only reporting, writing, editing, and publishing without ever stopping to say, hey, is this right? did this really happen? does someone have some corroboration? have the cops been called? do we have somebody on the record saying this happened? oh, no. turkey like cluck, cluck, cluck. >> you have really high expectations for journalism. kidding. i agree with you. >> the reason why that happened is if you want

talking about volvos and birkenstocks and soy lattes and things like that because i think that is not fair. but the thing about it is sanders voters and supporters are very, very, very passionate liberals and they are not anybody that whatever contemplate voting republican. what is interesting is, i don't -- if there is a path to the white house from bernie sanders it is a subtle one and probably requires republicans doing some pretty exotic things themselves and then getting a whole bunch of breaks. it will be a long process. >> it is the revamped primary schedule most favorite your opinion? >> wrote a peace earlier this year, and david wasserman, our house editor has no working on some things. it is interesting. there are -- i am not sure -- well, i don't think he has released this yet, but there are an enormous number of delegates for the republican convention are not from conservative places. and basically every congressional district, each one has three delegates. now there are also some from states that have voted republican. for example, in the most republican districts, david

i'm trying to stay away from talking about volvos and birkenstocks and soy lattes and things like thatnk that is not fair. the thing about it is -- sanders supporters are very passionate liberals and they are not anybody that would ever contemplate voting republican. so i do notresting, think, i mean, if there is a path to the white house for bernie sanders, it is a subtle one and it probably requires republicans doing some exotic things themselves. it would be a long process. >> the question that keeps popping up, what is rubio's path? how will he win? does the primary schedule most favor in your opinion? : -- cohen wrote a piece earlier this year and our house editor is working on things, it ,s very interesting, there are i am not sure i should say -- i do not think he has written it areor released yet, there an enormous number of delegates to the republican convention that are not from republican districts or conservative places. and keep in mind, basically every congressional district has three delegates. there are also two states that have voted republican, but for example, in the

i'm trying to stay away from anding about volvos birkenstocks and soy lattes and things like that because i think that is not fair. the thing about it is -- >> we take you like to the white house now for president obama's announcement. president obama: we begin a review process for a proposed pipeline that would terri canadian crude oil from the pipelines of the gulf of mexico to the market. this morning, senator kerry informed me that after extensive and consultation with other cabinet agencies, the state department has decided that the keystone xl pipeline would not serve the national interest of the united states. i agree with that decision. this morning, i also had the with prime to speak minister trudeau of canada. while he expressed his disappointment, given canada's position on this issue, we both agreed that are close friendship on a whole range of issues, including energy and climate change, should provide the basis for even closer correlation between our countries going forward. in the coming weeks, members of my team will be engaging with theirs in order to help deepen that coo

i mean, you know, on trying to stay away from doing, talking about baubles and birkenstocks and so as and things like that because i think that's not fair. but the thing about it is sanders voters, supporters are very, very passionate liberals and they are not anybody that would ever contemplate voting republican. now what interesting is, and some i don't, no, i don't, i don't think i may come if there's a path to the white house for bernie sanders, it's a subtle one and it requires republicans in some pretty exotic things themselves and thinking whole bunch of regs. it would be a long process. yes, sir. [inaudible] >> the question that keeps popping up that i hear is what is margaritas passports how is going to win? second part, who does the revamped primary schedule most favor in your opinion? >> the upshot, a piece earlier this year, and david wasserman, a house editor has been working on some things, that it's very interesting. there are, i'm not shown supposed to, well, whatever. i don't think he has written a dissident or released it yet, but there are an enormous number of del