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more like ding dong." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow, that's rough. >> jimmy: it's gone to hisd a little bit. here is another one. "mothra called again wants to pitch me an idea for a sitcom. no thanks. #howimetyourmothra." it could be a good idea. but, dude, just don't tell us. don't tweet. you don't have to. he didn't have to tweet. >> steve: no he doesn't. did he stop there? >> jimmy: no, he has one more. [ laughter ] "i might buy tom brady's magic for $50 mil or i might just eat it. #whatevs." [ laughter ] >> steve: what evs. >> jimmy: he doesn't even care. what evs. [ cheers and applause ] godzilla. guys, so excited. tonight was the season premiere of the "bachelorette." [ cheers ] yeah, that's right. it went away for a little while. but i guess they ran out of the penicillin and it flared up again. [ laughter ] supposed to run the who cycle with that stuff. >> steve: you got to do the whole course. >> jimmy: run the whole cycle with that stuff. >> steve: do the whole thing. >> jimmy: don't stop halfway through. >> steve: come on, why would you stop halfway through it. com

her generation survived japanese occupation, civil war, and a harsh life under mao ze-dong.she likes to exercise in a nearby park. when she's up to it, she joins the tai-chi group. high-rise apartment building in 2004. her new home even has central heating. wei worked in the textile industry, and she still likes to sew. she's proud of what china has become. >> in the old days, we often didn't have enough to eat. we were hungry. today, you can buy anything -- and prices aren't that bad. our country is rich now. >> all of her children are professionally successful, and they take care of their mother. her second son even brought her along when he visited europe 10 years ago. she had a hard life. but right now, she's happy. chen bin likes to relax by playing badminton with friends twice a week. tai chi, table-tennis, and badminton are all popular in china. but people meet privately to pursue their pastimes because there are few organized activities. chen drives back home in his suv, a "hover" model built by the chinese automaker "great wall." chen has lots of material possession

back towards the west, gong dong province reports up to 90 millimeters.n the next 24 to 48 hours that's not going to change too much. this low is going to continue to linger here. you're going to see showers into southeastern china. that's going to develop and push off towards the northeast. think by sunday that same low pressure system is going to be impacting much of japan even including tokyo. until then, central and western japan, partly cloudy skies really here into your forecast. it's off there towards the north. hokkaido, you could see rain showers, thunderstorms from the cutoff low continuing to dominate. towards the west actually dust blowing up there into northwestern china. some cooler temperatures behind this front that's going to be pushing through. beijing near 21. cloudy skies in your forecast. down toward the south tropical afternoon thunderstorms popping up in manila. 35 there on your friday. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watch

this is for a dongs as was specified in the revised agenda and revised packets and available for for the public. we will take a series of steps and this is the first significant step before all funds are due in september so we have a few more of these proceedings left to go. with that, i'd like to ask [inaudible] who's the hunters point shipyard project manager to present these items. >> thank you. good afternoon chair johnson. today the commission is considering adopting ordinances to levy special taxes for the phase shipyard facilities districts, cfds 7 and 8. this is the second reading of these ordinances. that is how we'll proceed today. the commission will provide this waiver with moves to adopt the ordinances. the ordinances before you today had a typographical error and have been revised to reflect the fact that you'd be adopting the ordinances today through the second reading. the revised ordinances were recirculated and agenda was reposted in accordance with the brown act. one of the important financing sources of the hunters point shipyard is [inaudible] commission is under

agile robots, what we are can dong to there, things like stand up and walk. they can dynamically balance themselves. up, but theyand are statically balanced. if you knock them over they will fall down. the agile robot idea such as that espoused by boston robotics which was bought by google. every step they take they are balancing themselves. well that is important, you can now have robots be far more thet at navigating environment that we move around in pairs they will be far better at handling everyday landscapes. they can go up and down stairs, they canver rocks, carry things long distances in the regular environment. rather than just eating an arm that swivels around in a factory assembly line, they can now maybe go into places that are too dangerous for humans to go. if you imagine after something like the fukushima cleanup in japan, there are a lot of situations that were too dangerous or advisable for humans to go in. if you could send in a robot reliably that can look around, take images, even move things around, hugely important. disaster recovery eff

scud b, scud c, scud d, scud r, no dong and tapo dong all in iran's inventory, all purchased from northkorea. conventional weapons, tanks, trucks, artillery, rpgs, etc., syria and iran are buying them from north korea, and much of it is also going to hezbollah. which, of course, is a terrorist organization. so when people ask me, well, why do you think that north korea should be on the state department's of list of nations who support terrorism, of course, my answer is, well, because they support terrorism. [laughter] pretty simple to me. so we can expect to see a lot of proliferation, because that raises probably anywhere from $1-$3 billion for the regime every year, proliferation does. so interesting stuff. something else i'd like you to consider is that if something were to happen like what happened with chung sunk tech in november of 2013, it is likely that manager like that -- not likely, possible that something like that could actually bring down the regime. because this really rocked north korea. not only did it rock north korea internally, it rocked their foreign affairs, for ex

. -- how dong on cost you compare with your main rivals?lt and 4g is a standards-based technology -- a standards-based technology. the future is going 4g. you don't need the baggage of 2g and 3g. we are one of the only companies in the market that design we are able tond achieve much lower price points than competitors. to your performance question, we are on par or better than any of our more established competitors, if you will. that has been proven not only in benchmarks, but in actual designs we are shipping to the market, like the google hp chromebook, the verizon wireless tablet, which are based on our technology. >> it is not just the baggage, if you like, of 2g, 3g, what have you, that means others are not selling their price -- their chips at prices like you. you say it is in their interest not to, is that right? >> they have a strong position in these legacy technology spaces, 2g and 3g. they hold very strong patent positions and they make a lot of money from these technologies. so, while they have embraced 4g, because you are --

and i remember specifically her coming home from church and discussing with me about dongs, trying to convince me, and saying this was in our best interest, and the child's best interest to get this child to a two family home. >> utah far and away seems to be kind of a baby mill, or a baby mecca. >> wes hutchins is the former head of the utah adoption council, and a lawyer represents almost three dozen birth fathers from across the country. all trying to get their children back. what do you think is wrong with with the adoption laws here? >> fraud is legal. he is suing the state, and challenges the constitutional city of utah's adoption statute. >> you can lie, you can misrepresent, you can deceive, and that's not a base toys overturn an otherwise illegal adoption. so a birth mother can lie, or tell the birth father the baby died. >> are the current laws here, in utah the result of influence from the lda church? >> i think utah has a long history of being profamily. and proadoption. i think there's a heavily influence from the lds church. they are entitled to be raised in two family h

for the record, i don't know ding-dong daddy about baseball or sports. i truly enjoy this movie. of emotional journey this guy is going on inadvertently. jon hamm plays this down on his luck sports agent. all these other people sort of help -- pepper this journey. i'm one of the people. >> jimmy: is your character based on a real person? >> a real person. which i have never done before. >> jimmy: you have never done that before? >> i have never depicted someone who lives -- or doesn't. >> jimmy: really. which, i thought was pressure. i never met her. until the premiere the other night. >> jimmy: was that strange? >> she was like you got my hand movements down and everything. yeah, i was freeing to. the hand movements down. whoo. >> jimmy: really, very odd. was she under the impression. >> she is super great looking. i was flattered. >> jimmy: congratulations on the movie. and the baby. and lake bell everyone "million dollar arm." it opens may 16th. we'll be right back with pharell williams! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented

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large multi-million-dollar debt, but that debt is based on a manufactured photo crisis created by dongwhich they have refused to fix, that forces the post office funds, created by the users, not the taxpayers, to be shifted over to the federal treasury, leaving the post office choked and high and dry, and then the gloom and doom is what's used to promote an agenda of privatization and public services being sliced and diced, so some private entities can make a quick buck. and that's not what's good for the people of this country. >> so the united states postal service made this statement. they are claiming, those that say all the postal service needs from congress is help with restructuring its retiree health benefit plan are misguided. nothing can be further from the truth. our liabilities exceed our assets by 42 billion and there is a need for more than 10 billion to list in new delivery vehicles, package sortation. the postal service hasn't been making the benefit payments because we can't. what's your response to that? >> the postal service future retiree health benefits are well-fu

around the quan dong province, where we see the wet weather. the showers continue to keep coming. 89mm of rain reported. if you think that's a lot. let's look at what has gone on in taiwan. there has been 348mm of rain, nearly 14 inches of wet weather. more to come over the next few days as well. >> thank you. it is the second biggest democratic exercise in the world. after india - from thursday to saturday people across europe will vote for a new european parliament. 400 million people are entitled to cast their vote. they'll be the first elections since the economic crisis since 2008. immigration is a major issue. these factors give the pvb led, a prominent voce. lawrence lee went to the home down to discover how dutch voters are reacting. >> reporter: having your hair cut is not a bad way to find out what public attitude are like. after all barbers spend their life talking to africans. the mood is that lazy europeans have to do work, and stop getting the dutch and others pay their taxes. >> when i'm on holiday we work harder. it starts with

has made morgan wan wanting to move back, setting up home in one of the unspoiled corners of hong donga place to be creative. >> this is the result: his biggest work. he as minutes it has some people puzzles. >> they see nothing. they see nothing. the photographer hates it, hate the work because it's seemingly nothing. >> that's because they are not looking close enough. a work of so-called durational performance, the white wall is, in fact, indented with the shapes of 50,000 tiny flags painstakingly peeled off to leave their mark. in so doing, a new talent making his impression on the developing art scene. rob mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. >> from exhibitions to the latest fighting in tripoli, we will have that coming up in the next bullet, in the next couple of minutes. i will see you then again. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> you had a psychologically vulnerable teenager, you had aggressive investigators... it was a perfect storm >> put behind bars after making a false confession >> i prayed my innocence could be established, and i would be release

that doesn't happen in this country but want it dong for this one and say "if missouri officials areh to execute russell bucklew they should be confident enough to videotape it. it is time to raise the curtain on lethal injections" so says cheryl pilate, a lawyer for him and miss pilot joins us now from missouri. thanks for being with us tonight. i appreciate your time. >> thank you for inviting me on your show. >> well, first let me ask you the status of your motions and appeals at this point. is the execution still at this point planned to go forward tomorrow night. >> the execution is still planned to go forward. we're actually at a difficult point. we got a denial from the federal district court this afternoon on a variety of our constitutional claims under eighth amendment as well as the first and the 14th amendment, and we are now planning to go straight to eighth circuit court of appeals and if deny there had seek review in the united states supreme court. >> why specifically did you ask for the execution to be videotaped? why would that be valuable obviously if it was at that

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for the record, i don't know ding-dong daddy about baseball or sports. or anything.cause it is very much about this emotional -- this sort of like emotional journey this guy's going on inadvertently. jon hamm plays this down on his luck sports agent. all these other people sort of help -- pepper this journey. i'm one of the people. >> jimmy: is your character based on a real person? >> a real person. yes. which i've never done before too. >> jimmy: you've never done that before? >> i've never like depicted someone who lives -- >> jimmy: really? >> or doesn't. which, i thought was pressure. i never met her. until the premiere the other night. >> jimmy: was that strange? >> yeah. she was like, you got my hand movements down and everything. i was like, yeah, i was trying to get the hand movements down. whew. >> jimmy: really, very odd. was she under the impression you had been spying on her? >> she is super great looking. i was flattered. >> jimmy: i think you probably both were. >> well, you know. >> jimmy: congratulations on the movie. and the baby. not necessarily in

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ding dong. she's gone. you can talk about her now. >> i prefer -- jill has been very good to me -- >> are you going to look at this. that is her -- >> there she is. >> her subway token tattoo. i've never seen you completely naked and so i can't say whether you have -- i know -- >> i've shouted about -- do you have -- are you unequivocally saying you don't have a "new york times" tattoo. >> not in a visible area. how about that? >> so you leave and all hell breaks loose, sorkin. it's really -- the last week you were gone we had every merger -- >> i timed it perfectly. >> this time i timed it perfectly because this is something i prefer to the to talk about, as can you imagine. >> no, i can't imagine. she's gone. you're still afraid? >> in the same way that i would never write about the inner workings of the great family that is nbcuniversal in "the new york times" pages i wouldn't talk about the inner workings of "the new york times" on -- >> this was your chance to be -- for us to have an insider and -- >>

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and given that there is no real off for negotiations and here it was certain that the people in the dong bass would continue with the referendum and that the situation on the ground would continue as before if there are all further moves at an international level to convene a conference which will include people in the eastern ukraine that may change but that will take some time to happen and we don't know that it will. and finally are the center of regions cable and carrying out this referendum do you think well i've heard that they've managed to print a norful lot of ballot papers and at the same time there's also they also appear to have some degree of political control over most of the dawn bass over the eastern regions and the area that seen conflict and also it seems that they have obtained some kind of electoral lists not the very latest ones but earlier ones that we used in the two thousand and twelve election so yes i think some kind of referendum will take place it will not be acknowledged by the west but no one should have any doubts about mood in this particular region opinio