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curt schilling, everybody!o see you again. >> jimmy: i think the last time i saw you, i was jumping up and down celebrating. >> yeah, the last time that i saw jimmy was on the field in busch stadium after game four of the world series when we had just won, which was -- [ cheers and applause ] was surreal, right? because i'm hugging jason varitek. and i look past him, and see drew barrymore. [ light laughter ] and i'm like, i don't know that drew knows a double header from a double martini first off. >> jimmy: no, no, no. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and then, i see you. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and you guys are hugging. and i'm like, well, wait a minute. yankee fan -- how is this -- what -- so it -- it was -- it was very odd. >> jimmy: yeah, i think i might of -- yeah, i think i might have hugged you. >> we did. we hugged. >> jimmy: we hugged. oh, yeah, we had a hug. >> we did hug. >> jimmy: we had a hug. thank you. but i mean, you were -- this is insane. i mean, was that the most insane year? >> it was. >> jimmy: i mean, th

joining us now is the director of the quality of life foundry and that is curt stone of carnegie melon university in pittsburgh. >> this is a research center focusing on developing systems for seniors using robotics technology, vision technology, looking at the human side of things with the institute on aging at the university of pittsburgh also. and getting in the research lab. it is focusing on creating a smart system. not necessarily the hardware, but the smart systems that will help people live and extend their lives and their homes longer. >> and this is something done at carnegie? >> they are a partner in our research center. it is very collaborative. we are right next door to each other. we are basically a buddy campus. it makes it easy to get technology. >> we a computer running. it looks like a crash helmet. what is this? >> this is the first application. it is in the sports media side. the technology itself is using two cameras. one that looks out and one that looks at the eye. so we know exactly what the person is interested in, in the scene they are seeing. when you conside

fred before we ended the bra first part of the program curt said something that i to a completely agree with the oil market is opaque ok so you want to take it from there go ahead. yes yes well i agreed with just about everything that curtis said but one thing i will never agree with regardless of who says it and that is that speculation leads the way speculators react and again president bush in two thousand and eight he didn't take a greyhound bus to new york and talk to the speculators he took a play into saudi arabia speculation there was a big discussion about speculation it's too long to take up here but i will never agree about this speculation and i would love to have a long discussion about speculators who are anyone who wants to have it and i will straighten this out for the ok well i don't want to do you into a larger argument with you so far to find out do you i mean traditionally i seventy percent of the oil market that to the trading of it was with and involved producers and consumers and snow but now seventy percent of it is financial institutions and i you can't convince

>> brian: zoom out and get curt shilling. bush in the past. who will he be supporting this time around? we'll find out and play video games. >> brian: our next guest earned four world series rings. and over 3,000 strikeouts. he was pretty good. joining me is former major league pitcher, curt shilling and video game inventer, i should add so that and you have a passion for politics. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: you following the gop? i know it. i saw you at the super bowl. >> i am busy. yes. i'm obviously following like everybody else, but i'm so crushed that i've been kind of overwhelmed. >> brian: have you seen enough for you to get behind any one candidate? because i know in the past you supported people like scott brown and john mccain? >> no. i haven't. >> brian: do you think this race is hurting or helping the process the way they're going at each other? >> brian: we say this every -- >> we say this every four years, this is the dirtiest we've ever seen it and it repeat it is self. it's a never ending cycl

tony stewart's 14 car bumps curt busch that ignites a five car wreck. four of these will need back up cars for tomorrow night. matt kenseth hits 25 miles per hour for today's fastest practice speed. university of maryland -- will kick out the first ball before the blast game against milwaukee. >>> the terrapins basketball game will be playing in virginia. >>> a hidden treasure. >> the variable item a woman found after she bought a brand new purse, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a woman in california is looking to return a buried treasure of sorts. it's this wedding ring set. it was found inside the zipper pocket of her brand new purse. she went back to the store to see if anyone was looking for the ring but everybody said no. she has now put a ad on craig craigslist in order to find the owner. >>> this penguin is not apparently fond of the water. you can see him flapping his wings when it gets close. but this one is the land rover. but this one is the land rover. >> at least ,,,,,,,,,, share the love with a delicious chocolate heart donut from dunkin'. spread

>> curt bush is out in front, but the leaders get tangled up in a wreck that includes joe wisconsin lagano. in all the trouble, has a clear shot to the finish line for his first career win. still to come, match play championship and some road trips can't end soon enough. more sports is next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> the sharks have lost six of eight on their season long nine game road trip that will finally come to an end tomorrow in minnesota. san jose now in second place in the pacific division behind phoenix. ten minutes into the game, the sharks turn it over and the predators, jordan to colin wilson for the goal. later in the first. nashville up 2-1. they

curt bush had the lead on the final lead when he got mixed-up in an 11 car wreck and with the big names in trouble, james busher has a clear shot to the finish line for the first win and that was danica's second rack in three days. >> all right. >> not ha happy lady tonight. >> thank. >> that's it for us. you can find us at 11:00 with more sports on cbs5. good night ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions. it's where you see yourself going and how you choose to get there. the all-new 2013 gs. our boldest response ever. there's no going back. ♪

very much for the worse a curt's. regional conflagration. and it could even increase support for the regime and we saw we see what happened in the case of iran's government as well as opposition. from within the there is rhetoric from the outside of threats of either bombing from israel and . the u.s. well with all this talk and even. threats i loused regimes to then say are look you have to support us because otherwise you're going to go in are going to get bombed and over these opposition people they're not genuine opposition they're just agents and so on and so forth so. i think that outside intervention. in terms of whether it's just the so-called no fly zone or any kind of military intervention would very much make things worse. the arab league solution to the syrian crisis is for the present and sad to see power is declining is that fair i think that's a way of keeping the regime in place and changing the figurehead and that seems to be very much the g.c.c. plan in yemen for example where they wanted. to step down and. essentially to k

on the market i mean it's shooting yourself in the foot fred if i go back to you i really like what curt had to say about the strategic reserve because that puts the united states pits the united states against saudi arabia because you're telling us the saudis will keep it a certain price no matter what. yes that's right that's what i believe but let's. but that that particular question i'm really not prepared to discuss that at the brit present dime because i've looked at it it's off that i'm tired of it but i just want to say one thing about the oil price. the west texas price hundred five dollars and the brant prices are more than one hundred twenty dollars. average we're get you one hundred ten dollars if that price goes up another twenty dollars then we're all in trouble ok that's a good sign. if we go to paris i mean we had before running out of time here i mean what price in your mind is it going to break the back of the economy because we i believe there's a lot of speculation out there these oil companies are making huge huge profits right now at what point do we risk raking the

now, curt schilling has gone from making baseball history to making jobs.ow many people do you employ total? >> right around 400. >> reporter: and half those jobs are in rhode island, which has one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. this one-time jock created all this opportunity by turning in his baseball for a broad sword. >> that was beautiful. >> reporter: you're like a different person playing this. >> i'm a little fired up right now. >> reporter: today, schilling releases his first game, a $60 million "lord of the rings"-like fantasy adventure. you're a big giant geek? >> huge geek. >> reporter: he was a geek even when he was playing. computer games were not is just a hab by, but a marriage saving proje project. >> i was in situations where i saw players jeopardize their marriages. gaming was what i took with me on the road. that's what i did. that's how i entertained myself. >> reporter: as soon as he retired, it went from a game to a business. but with the stagnant economy, he had to open up his wallet. investing $35 million of his ow

but when chief justice roger towny acting in his capacity as a federal sir curt judge challenged lincoln's suspension of the writ in maryland early in the war, the president simply ignored it. but barely resisted, supposedly, an inclination to have the chief arrested for interfering. during the war, the court did not again attempt to judge lincoln on the matter of arbitrary arrests, much less press oppression. but that's not the story for tonight. although clearly lincoln's use of the war power to suspend the writ of habeus corpus is relevant. and in his view, and i'll quote him again, "as the provision was plainly made for a dangerous emergency " -- it cannot be believed that the framers intended that the danger should run its course until congress could be called together the very assembling of which might be prevented by the rebellion itself." the specific topic for tonight, of course, is the less ambiguous guarantee in the first amendment, congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press. again, lincoln determined that in a case of rebellion, especially while

. >> host: we've been talking with curt stone of carnegie mellon university in fits burg, but -- pittsburgh, but we also want to meet a university of pittsburgh student, and that is elaine down here. she's with the university of pittsburgh, i should say. this is elaine houston. and, ms. houston, what's your role at the university of pittsburgh? >> guest: i'm a ph.d. student and a student researcher. >> host: and why are you hear at the consumer electronics show? >> guest: i'm hear demonstrating the personal ability manipulation appliance. >> host: where was this developed? >> guest: this was developed back at the university of pittsburgh in conjunction with cash dwi melon -- carnegie mellon university. >> host: could you demonstrate what this does and how it helps you? >> guest: i've dropped my pen, and it's picked it up, and now i need to get it back to me. i can have the hand come in and bring me the pen. can you swing it in? sorry. >> host: this is being operated robotically, is that correct? >> guest: open the gripper. yes, it is. >> host: now, is this a product that could be on the mar

bush goes high, pinches several drivers including his brother, curt. check out number 30, car number 30. that's james busher. he dodged all the trouble then avoids that white car driven by brad tedlovski. he wins his first career nascar race. danica gets a chance for revenge in tomorrow's daytona. >> obviously we have the daytona 500 tomorrow, my first time. i can't dwell on today. i need to buckle down and focus on the things i need to get ready for tomorrow for the big day. hopefully we have a better day. >> danica and the daytona 500 right here on ktvu channel 2 starting at 9 a.m. sharks lose at national. heather and ken, i'm telling you, this long road trip, they've been on the road for two weeks and you can see it's taking its toll. >> that's our report tonight. thank you for trusting ktvu new news. >> join us at 7 a.m. they'll have a look at the final day of the california gop convention. we're always here for you a ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide ra

i call upon you, the legislature to support senate bill 129, sponsored by center curt bramble and representative jeremy peterson to provide this timely tax cut to all of utah's 85,000 employers and allow them to create more jobs and to hire more people. [applause] the tried cite tieron is labor supply, or more aptly put, a skilled and educated work force. i have said before, utah is the best state for business because we have the best people for business. utah has natural advantages with ourdown, fast-growing tech-savvy, highly educated, bilingual and industrious work force. utah is a proud right to work state and we are going to keep it that way. [applause] in today's global marketplace, educating and graduating job-ready students is an economic imperative. with the help of representative mel brown and senator lyle hilliard, we have expanded earlly intervention programs for at, risk programs to help reach our critical goal of reading proficiency byes of the the third grade. we'll soon introduce additional online courses providing another avenue for high school students to away college credits b

. >> it is decision day t circuit curt of appeals willish you are use its opinion on prop eight.pected to be the last word. chris tee smith live us this continuing issue. >> good morning. what's happening is that a three-judge panel here in san francisco is expected to decide whether california's ban on same sex smarnlg constitutional or not after a federal judge struck down proposition 8 which defineds marriages between a man and a woman, then inclujudge wa ruled that the marriage fan violated the constitution. the only could go a number of ways including whatever the decision is it's expected to be appealed with both sides saying they would hike to see this taken all the way to the united states supreme court. reporting live, christie smith. back to you. >> we'll continue to watch all morning. 6:52. san jose police are still looking for the president is in a deadly shooting, finding 21 ramon luano suffering from a gunshot wound. he was behind an apartment near saratoga and more. he died at hospital. police are trying to find a motive and suspect. this is san jose's third tom si

curt represent rate is 2.25-- t rate is 2.25. this is only part of a study and no actual proposals have yet been put forward. >>> a controversial measure moving through the virginia state ledge slachl chur now would force women to get an ultrasound before having an abortion. >> reporter: todd gilbert found himself in a controversy. a bill required women to have an ultrasound before they have an abortion, gilbert referred to abortion as a case of lifestyle convenience. before the end of the day, he publicly apologized for the comment and the bill would eventually prevail. supporters reason it would help ensure there would be as much deliberation as possible ahead of the decision to terminate a pregnancy. >> they have made this decision after weighing it greatlism. >> reporter: rosemary kogt of falls church health care center says the problem she has with the bill is not that it is just about a medically unnecessary procedure, it is also that in most cases it would mean a 24-hour period must elapse between the sonogram and the term

this week, cpac is back and this year it stars curt cameron, chuck worldry of love connection

this week, cpac is back and this year it stars curt cameron, chuck worldry of love connection fame and all of the republican presidential doenders including

>> jimmy: why yes, baseball legend curt schilling, i did. i can't wait to play it. >> i've got your copy right here. but better yet, let me take you to the game's huge, wide-open fantasy world. >> jimmy: amalur? you can do that? >> i can do that. just rub your nose on this bloody sock. >> jimmy: is that the famous sock? >> no, i did this yesterday mowing the lawn. >> jimmy: no, i'm not going to do that. >> you have to it. >> jimmy: really? >> yep. >> jimmy: all right. wow. it's even better than in my dreams. >> welcome to amalur, jimmy -- a brand new fantasy world with 10,000 years of history created by r.a. salvatore -- where we've reinvented how cool combat to a can be in a roll-playing game. you're going to need this. >> jimmy: what's this for? >> for that. >> jimmy: oh. this game's too easy for me. the ahh! >> dicky: "kingdoms of amalur: reckoning" -- kick-ass combat, endless adventure and epic storytelling in a beautiful open world. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live" is back in two minutes with antonio ban dderasbanderas, dam jr. and music f

curt schilling. such a winner.able for all you gamers. let's go to another side of jeremy lin we have never seen and it comes from his own youtube channel. the new nba sensation star is in a day in the life video shot last year. in it he reveals he failed his first driver's test. >> i was driving 15 miles per hour because i thought that was the residential speed limit. i failed the driving test for going too slow. it was embarrass. >> so embarrassing. the harvard grad also made a humorous video on how to get into harvard. for him it included doing flash cards while shooting hoops. ♪ let's go [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. ♪ imagine zero pollutants in our

grew up in communist and was in germany before unification and went back and forth across the iron curt ima great deal -- curtain a great deal and it developed my view on how america leads in the world. we lead by inspiring people. we led in spotter b part by offa brighter half in terms of an economic neump and political future. and so i took from that that we can be an incredible force for g secondly, you know, the importance of dynamic private sectors in under burdening stable societies in robust democracies. we really saw anemic economies in many of the communist countries. sowing the seeds. in the private sector i've been very focused on the economic underpinnings for democracies and open societies. >> rose: and in that experience both in growing an academic experience and lands on experience with the treasury department and with secretary geithner. what's the most important lesson you have learned about negotiations? >> well, you know, i would say most important requisite is to, you know, to bring good ideas to the table. tend of the day we prevail on the strength of our ideas. the

this week, cpac is back and this year it stars curt cameron, chuck worldry of love connection fame and all of the republican presidential doenders including mitt romney. it starts storm and it is always amazing. frankly that's going to have to tied everyone over for a while because there are no debates and primaries for a dog's age now. now it is time for the "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" have a great night. >>> how can mitt romney be the republican who can beat president obama if he couldn't beat rick santorum that couldn't be happier that we are finally talking about contraception. something that he knows in his heart is really, really bad even though he claims he's never tried it. >> once again, conservatives have rejected mitt romney. >> it's a horrible, terrible, really bad morning for mitt romney. >> he beat romney in missouri by 30 points. >> you could not have scripted better lead lines for the electorate. >> mandating religiously employers to provide health insurance for birth control. >> this is not about mandating something. this is about providing access to someth