>> well, i've got three boys. i actually got you a little present? >> really?yeah, because i was neglectful when i saw you at "america's got talent," because you were too busy. no one would have gone to greater effort than me. it may not be the most luxurious, because sharon will get you something fancier -- >> she got me something fancy. >> you came to the shower -- >> i did send you a gift. >> but i heard that was your assistant and not you. >> this is my idea, my concept, and you won't get this from anybody else. you're a sports fan, right? >> of course. >> this is my soccer team, arsenal, in england, and these have got their names on it. >> you know what's really interesting about this. you know, i was in a movie, football/soccer movie, for half a second, with david beckham and i played for the arsenal -- >> there we are. >> and i was t.j. mcgee. so if you've ever see the movie "gold tooth." >> that's moroccan's. >> that's dope! >> and you've got my daughter a soccer jersey as well. >> why not. >> you know, i've got a gift for you too. since you're a big ba

you've got to have hope. you've got to have god. you've got to have friends and family. you've got to have all of it combined to get you through this. >> thank you for talking to us. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> stay strong. >> sadly, after i spoke to mike hare that day, we learned that his son lantz did not survive. >>> up next, a brother desperate to find his sister minutes after the tornado hit. >> sarah, mike! sarah, mike! >> sarah, mike! mike, sarah! >> frantic search, destruction everywhere they looked. see what happened to them, coming up. >>> plus, we'll talk to the people who went through this. they rode out the tornado almost in complete darkness inside a walk-in beer cooler at a convenience store. what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. >>> when you look at this, i mean,

you've got to have hope. you've got to have god. you've got to have friends and family.ou've got to have all of it combined to get you through this. >> thank you for talking to us. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> stay strong. >> sadly, after i spoke to mike hare that day, we learned that his son lantz did not survive. >>> up next, a brother desperate to find his sister minutes after the tornado hit. >> sarah, mike! sarah, mike! >> sarah, mike! mike, sarah! >> frantic search, destruction everywhere they looked. see what happened to them, coming up. >>> plus, they rode out the tornado almost in complete darkness inside a walk-in beer cooler at a convenience store. do you even have a name? well, it doesn't matter. because it's about to change. there's a cheaper, cleaner way to fuel up now. the volt plugs into any socket, and fuels up at home. sure it could use gas, but for most commutes you won't need much, if any. so from now on, fuel tube... we'll just call you...plan b. the 2011 chevrolet volt. it's more car than electric. [ male announcer ] life happens pretty fast, a

and he got a -- he got a kidney transplant.ne time -- i go, i don't know a lot about -- i don't know anybody intimately that had a bad form of diabetes and was that sick. and i said, "what was it like?" "what is it like when you have that kind of thing?" and he literally looked at me and he goes -- he goes, well -- [ impersonates tracy ] "my sugar was so bad, alec, i could pee on my pancakes." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i could pee on my pancakes. [ impersonates tracy ] >> "i could pee on my pancakes." >> jimmy: oh my god. >> we're all just disgusted, me and mcbrayer. and we were like oh, so bad. >> jimmy: that is so good. >> so bad. >> he makes everything funny. >> that's right. >> jimmy: you've got the season finale tomorrow of "30 rock." >> we have the season finale tomorrow. the end of our fifth season. i want to send out a hello and love to jane krakowski. who i worship. i love jane. [ cheers ] jimmy: she's phenomenal. >> she had a baby. she had a baby. >> jimmy: she has a baby? >> she and her boyfriend had a baby

i got my mother a -- maybe i shouldn't say this. i got her a trip.ation to beautiful abbottabad. it's -- they say it's lovely this time of year. later on, we scoured craigslist to find some items that your mother might like. and we invited the people who are selling these items to come to the show and we will showcase those beautiful items for you later on. before we get to that, it's time for a heartwarming mother's day story. this comes from the hollywood boulevard chewbacca. there's a group of characters that stand outside our building, taking pictures with tourists for tips, and tonight, one of our very favorites shares a fond memory of mother's day. >> i remember one of the best mother's days that i had, i think i was about 10 or 11 years old. i was at this flea marquette and i met this guy named rico. and he told me that he didn't have a mom because his mom died when he was really young. so i figured i could make his mother feel special so i said, i'll bring you to my house and you can share my mom. because she's got a lot of love, you know. th

radio spot i got to work with them. print i got to work with the art directors, and there was a lot fun. but as i look back, the greatest challenges that i just can't stop smiling now that i am out of it. [laughter] yes, ma'am. >> you alluded to something i suspect it. when burger king first started the did extensive training of their people but i suspect the last few years that stopped happening. did you get any training for these jobs? mick >> the issue with -- america now runs out sprint 24/7/365. and a fast food burger world used to open up at noon or 11 and closed at seven because they served lunch and dinner. now they and just about everybody in hundreds of different businesses are open from six a.m. to 2 a.m.. so their systems are designed where you could work shift at fill in the name in total silence. there's no need for interaction. it reveals their job and because the job is always going on, the restaurant is always open. so i think the training has suffered, and end of the berger will fly worked at i insiste

and got the score is up. while the score is being up is not the only thing, i do want to say there is real value in making curriculum relevant, truthful, and rigorous, and one of the ways of doing that would be to embed all of this into all subjects all year for all the students. [applause] >> if i could just show that on friday, ms. colvin spent the whole day at alameda county juvenile hall, and i think we saw eight different units of young men and women, 14 to 18, medium-security, and they were riveted to their seats. when we were looking like we were running out of time, we were told not to worry about the time. they shared poetry. one young woman suggested how -- they share how they are trying to transform their lives, and listening to her story and transformation, and it was a very powerful date. >> this is for one of my heroes, claudette colvin. and a local hero of mine, because we have freedom fighters right here in our midst, and we do not always celebrate them. francisca sanchez, who is seriously abo

♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it ♪ we're all different.ere are five new civics. the next-generation civic. only from honda. as a buyer for t.j.maxx, i'm not just looking for deals, i'm looking for the hottest fashion. hot -- hot, hot. i get a lot of ideas just walking around the city, checking people out. it's like a fashion show out there. then, it's all about the deal. i negotiate directly with designers... so you get the savings. you know, the smartest fashionistas-- are really maxxinistas! t.j.maxx. let us make a maxxinista out of you. >>> welcome back. it's 6:25 and so as you would expect, antioch highway 4 showing a good deal of slowing speeds. speeds down below 10 miles an hour for much of that stretch. clearing by the time you get to love ridge. a little slower through baypoint as well but concord 680 not a problem on the freeways. watch those surface streets and the freeways itself for gusty conditions through the hills. a nice smooth drive but slowing down in both directions for 580. the eastbound slowdown is a little unusual. no

you're excited you got a bear patch. you got a bear patch, you got a bear patch! yes. from you. now you have to fend off a bear. oh boy, get -- get away bear. gotta get away bear. say "get away, bear." >> get away, bear." >> jimmy: no, no, just move with your arms. don't talk. [ laughter ] fight the bear! fight the bear! fight -- oh my gosh. the bear's fighting back! the bear's fighting back! oh my god! oh, no , he's scared. everyone's scared. everyone's scared. oh my gosh, all right. all right. all right. now, get over here. get over here. grab these two sticks. grab these two sticks. all right, pretend to make a fire. put them in the fire. there you go. very good. rub them together. all right, good, now give them to me. this is how you do -- make a fire with two sticks. now go to the backwards to the canoe. very good. good job. -- back into the canoe, yeah. get in that canoe. all right, now back towards the girls. the girls' camp. yep. or go forward. it's up to you. [ laughter ] very good. i can't believe you're doing this. okay, good. [ whistle ] all right, good, ge

my arm i got my legs i'm alive. but then the mind. and the mind starts catching up. with everything else. i find myself going through my gear prepping like i'm getting ready to go to combat. i mean i even look for suicide bombers you know anything out of the anything out of the ordinary. once you reach that level of of your senses being that high it's hard to turn it off it's like being in a cage tiger. let me out of a job. i got back in december of forty four there is nobody you can talk to you know it was nobody who had been in combat around. i can remember still seeing that glow red glow on the tip of the christ. and my god i was home. one day you're killing somebody they're trying to kill you and the next day you're sitting in a bar in new york city it's it's crazy. i don't nobody you know it's like your hand at work nobody you know you've got to you've got a headache and you've got a hole in your head you can't see. when i wrote that i was wounded i had been in france from middle of august through i was. said t

i got shot here 2 or 3 times. got shot in my leg. right here. really, i was like, i am addicted to the hood. i like being there. i got shot. i got jumped. but it all started. getting shot like this. >>[inaudible]. >> and this is where the other bullet went in. it went through here. bam. and it come out the other side right here. and plus, like before i got stabbed. my brother got stabbed. >> this is a tremendously serious issue in san francisco. the whole of the leading cause of lives lost in san francisco. part of the reason why so many lives lost compared to heart diseases. substance abuse. some of it is gang related. some of it is not >> i heard somebody say. i have to get out of hospital to get my mine. i heard that today. and you know, it's scary because i felt like that's another somebody i have to see in the hospital or hear their mother have to hear the news their son just died. >> i see them if i person tries to talk to me. they don't even know my po. you came in, you would be like no. >> tell me about it. >> he's been through the same

i got a notice and after i got the notice for graffiti, i do removed within a short time. i still got charged $250. i don't know why. i write this supervisor to remove that for me. and then to more. the second one is 301 20th avenue in san francisco. what we get the notice of graffiti, we removed it with a short time. then again, i got the notice for the charge of $250. the third one is on 2853 mission street. same thing. when i got the notice, i removed it. i cleaned up, but sometime in the glass window with a chemical thing that i cannot remove completely. we did our best to remove everything. then of course, i don't know why, i still got the notice of charge to hundred $50. -- of charged $250. i want the supervisors to waive that for me please. i think the graffiti problems -- sometime weekly one day and after two days, it's again. [tone] i want to ask you to stop that, please. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> of one of the owners at 24 01 fell more. i want to repeat what everyone's been saying, but the building is constantly getting hit and we always correct

you got to recycle. you've got to take care of our planet.eme home makeover." formally pimping things. now still kind of pimping things for you now. >> he's pimping crib, kid's rooms. >> jimmy: families feel like they need their cribs pimped? >> x is awesome though. what's so awesome, he's just himself. but yeah, like, who you gonna call? let's say we are going to fix up, you know, souped out wheelchair or anything with an engine that moves. he's the guy. he's the guy on wheels. >> jimmy: people are probably happy to see him. >> yeah, true. neighborhoods -- they cheer. it's so kind of awesome. >> jimmy: you know what -- >> and he has super powers. >> jimmy: a lot of people have good jobs but you have one of best jobs because everywhere you go, people are just thrilled to see you. that's got to be a great thing. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. it is. >> jimmy: i would like to see you change things up a little bit. and evict people from their homes. >> all right, get out of there. >> jimmy: the dark side of ty pennington. show up in this

they have got a very different plan. they want to focus on drilling, domestic oil production in virginia, in alaska and in the gulf, extending leases that were prompted or that were halted, i should say, after the gulf oil crisis. they want to resume that drilling at least for another year. that will come up for debate and for a vote today. now, democrats haven't given up. they will very likely try to bring this idea of the tax breaks back up during negotiations over the deficit, but that's not going very well, laura. it looks like they're at a stalemate at this point. >> all right, thank you very much, tracie. >>> more on the day's news, we want to check in with marla. she's back in the studio this morning. you've got an update on the investigation of that body found. >> reporter: that's right. it's now just about 5:03. an update in the north bay in which a body was found in a novato backyard earlier this year. after a number of tests they still do not know what killed 74-year-old dale smith. what they do know is he was

♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it ♪ we're all different.five new civics. the next-generation civic. only from honda. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> giants another stumble in colorado. george karl the former warrior coach beat cancer now he is the boss of the denver nuggets. great comeback story. george part of 41,000 in the house and pat burrell getting some at bats. couple of hits today. two-run double. giants out to a 3-1 lead. but last night tim lincecum hurt his own cause with a throwing error. same deal today. jonathan sanchez was cruising along and then in the 8th inning his error allows colo

♪ come on, she got it you got itwe got it who's got it ♪ we're all different.e are five new civics. the next-generation civic. only from honda. >>> good evening. thank you for being here. a look at the headlines we are following tonight. los angeles police asked for tips during tonight's giants dodgers game asking for help finding the two men who beat giants fan brian stowe in march. stowe's doctors report he has been seizure free since being moved to san francisco general hospital from los angeles on monday. they have also stopped one of his five antiseizure drugs, signs of improvement. >>> jurors heard arguments that the former black muslim bakery leader ordered bailey's killing because the journalist planned to publish a story about the bakery's financial troubles. >>> abc news is now reporting that this woman, patty baena is the mother of the child former governor arnold schwarzenegger fathered out of wed lock. baena worked for 20 years in the home of schwarzenegger and estranged wife. the boy was born 14 years ago. >>> information gathered at osama bin lad

i got that. now, was that worth the effort? i really wanted it so bad, and i got it. this is a moment, the park central hotel, i couldn't tell whether it was red or brown brick because the pictures were all black and white. you know, i spent like two or three days figuring out the color of the hotel. i timely gave up. i said they were red because i tracked somebody there, but there was a moment in the hospital where nap sigh reagan and everybody gathers in the chapel. nobody remembers what the chapel looks like, but i got a hospital administrator still on the job there and she remembered what it looked like. there was a piece of stained glass with nice lighting and everything. you get the documents that way. the fbi has a massive file on this day, and they released parts of it. i couldn't get it all released because it would take seven years, and this would come out on the 040th anniversary. these documents had never been released before. i asked for it. they always said no before. he passed in 2004, there's no reason to keep it secret. they gave it to me, and it's qu

you got some bandits?" "i take bandits but i cut 'em open and just go naked." >> steve: "hey, mind if i borrow that slim jim?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you wanna borrow my slim jim? >> steve: yeah, i'm just kinda -- feeling hungry." >> jimmy: borrow it. >> steve: "hey, hey --" i got some coupons to arby's." >> jimmy: we got it, rick. rick, i'll eat myself, thank you, buddy. i appreciate it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "here's a fake i.d. it says it's your birthday. you get a free breakfast at denny's if you go. [ light laughter ] your name is tad -- tad wilson. just tell 'em that. happy birthday tad, right?" >> steve: "right. hey, tell 'em it's your birthday." >> jimmy: "tell 'em it's your birthday. it's mine too. what's our name? tad wilson." [ light laughter ] and finally, pro -- i love you, mom. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: con -- now, please unfriend me on facebook. please. thank you. [ laughter ] that's the "pros and cons" we'll be right back with more "late night," you guys! come on back! [ cheers and

nick: actually got a nice kick.that had kicked straightforward it would have been stuck behind the tree and this time it's literally one, maybe two yards closer. jim: i think his distance is pretty much the same. he's playing first, right, peter? >> he is. he's got 257 yards and even though he's farther away i have to give the advantage to bubba here. he has a good lie in the rough and a fairly level stance. web simpson, overwhelmed -- webb simpson has a very downhill awkward lie. nick: really? wow. >> yeah, it's off that mound. he's going to have to be very careful about how he shapes that shot. nick: what'd you say, peter? 257? that's a 5-iron? >> it's one yard closer than last time. nick: that's what he can bust a 5-iron, folks. might even get a 6. there's tons of loft on this thing, peter. all he's really trying to do is carry that massive bunker right in the front. that y-shaped bunker. just carry it on to that corner of the green. >> the ball is above his feet, which should help him draw the ball back into the

woman got in the bathtub low in her house. her husband laid down on top of her to make sure she was protected. he was impaled by debris as it came through. he passed. she didn't. stories like that. all across the area of tremendous destruction. i mean folks are beyond homeless here. their homes don't exist. you can't tell neighborhood to neighborhood whether a house was a brick house or a wooden house. the level of destruction, there's no bark on the trees. the power here just twisted everything off. the foundation of this hospital back here was moved. this giant hospital, top two floors knock off four inches it was moved on its own foundation. power and destruction here was unimaginable. >> governor nixon, thank you so much for your time. certainly our hearts and prayers with those in joplin and in missouri. thank you so much. >>> and now to the country's veterans and my series of interviews with people in and out of government trying to make a difference in the lives of those who made it home. >> joining me now here in washi

♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it ♪ we're all different.there are five new civics. the next-generation civic. only from honda. >>> one in, one out. today former house speaker newt gingrich who embodied the republican party of the mid'90s declared his bid for the white house. at the same time, chris christie, a major new face of the gop, said emphatically he will not run. we bring in steve handelsman with the latest on the race. >> reporter: he's a republican with name recognition, 93% of americans have heard of newt gingrich and he's got experience. but the former house speaker has baggage. two divorces, one reason he's putting his current wife calista front and center. but declaring his run for the white house on twitter does not make gingrich the front-runner, says karl rove. >> he could earn his way into the top tier, though, and that's what is going to be interesting about this contest. new jersey governor chris christie urged by many republicans to run said today in d.c., no way. >> no. >> i'm kidding. >> my god, i'm not running for pr

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[laughter] so, so i don't know if you got it, i don't think you got it. but anyway, as time went on, we had a lot of fun. you know, we, you know, political parties by my definition are nothing more than a group of people organized for one purpose, to take over the government by nonviolent means. that's a political party. and i, you know, didn't have the support of the city council when i first ran, but i had enough for veto, to veto anything they wanted to do. so i tried to use all the methods i had to try to go above that, go above the fray, and that's why they said go to the opening of an envelope. i attended more events than you could possibly imagine to gain public support because we had to get things passed, doing the zoo and doing the casino and all that. and then there was the wonderful trip we had with gambling in the city. i don't know if you remember this or not. there was a guy walked in my office one day, his name was roger stone, i guess his name was. he was a lawyer. it was like he represented one client. one client, and that was at the time

they got to play football. they got to do a lot of things american kids wanted to do. we ended up -- my younger sister come in under brother -- we were the last three in the family. we cleaned up the house. i did all the gardening in the house. we did all those things. those things that we had to do. we had to keep up. we worked hard. i worked in restaurants in my early days. i got a call to go to this great college that was recruiting people from the west coast. my history teacher, i will never forget him. he said that i was not made for the university. university of washington was where everybody went unless they got lucky and went to harvard or yale. about put on the waiting list for some of those. i did try. -- i got put on the waiting list for some of those. i did try. this little university was willing to give me a four-year scholarship. i took a risk. it was one of the best decisions i made. it was one of the best experiences i had come up being in one of these small liberal arts colleges. it was completely on the opposite side of the world. >> you were one of t

♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it ♪ we're all different.ere are five new civics. the next-generation civic. only from honda. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ] >> good evening once again. thanks for being here. start the half hour with look at the head lanes tonight. giants fan brian stow arrived at san francisco general hospital from southern california this afternoon on the private plane. doctors still working to assess his condition. stow was attacked by 2 men outside los angeles dodger stadium. >> expect several more hours of showers and strong winds. we see the showers for the next two days apparently.so watch out for that. >> oakland police and secret service

did you realize when you got got that call how big it might be? did you have an inkling? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. and had i had any -- any notion that it would become what it was, i would have been insane. who could predict all of this? >> i was trying to think of anyone in recent time that has gone from where you started at the dry cleaners and college to the cover of "time" magazine within a year. it's absolutely startling. >> it is. it's so surreal that whenever i have a minute to myself and i stop and think about it, i get so lost in this cloud nine world that it's so hard to come back down from it. >> did you dream of being famous? were you like all these kids who do a bit of acting and singing and dancing, were you thinking in your head i really want to be whoever? tom cruz. >> no. definitely not. >> zac efron. >> definitely not. i never thought i'd be of heartthrob stature. i think i always dreamed of being respected, but i never had any aspiration of being famous or just being known. >> who did you look up to? who were your celebrity icons? >> oh, gosh.

you got killed -- i can't say the word. >> yeah, you got it. you got it. you got it. so yeah. jimmy: that's awesome, man. what does this smg stand for? >> sex, money and guns. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's it. >> kind of like what makes the world go round. you know? >> jimmy: so when you see smg, you better run. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, i spend most of my time, "call of duty" online, i hide behind a box. >> it's called camping. >> jimmy: camping, yeah. and i just hide for, like, a couple hours, and then i go -- that was great. [ laughter ] what a fun game. i just hid from everybody. >> you got to run and gun, man. got to know what you're doing. >> jimmy: speaking about running and the gunning -- holy mackerel, you got a crazy life story, buddy. half of this book is about life of crime and then -- i would say, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then, half is about coming out of it and changing your -- changing your life. >> yeah. i mean i started out, i was born in newark, new jersey. my mother -- yeah. my mother died when i was in the third grade. my father when i was i

that is why we have got to fix that. one of the ways we have to fix it is to stop engaging in wars that we are not paying for. [applause] i am going to test the historical wizards in the room. the hubble event two wars that we have not paid for. we have not paid for the iraq/afghanistan/libya war. we borrowed money in order to engage in those three wars. there is only one other war in the history of this country that we did not pay for, that we borrowed money in order to pay for. [inaudible] did you all hear that? [laughter] he was right. the revolutionary war. the revolutionary war, we borrowed money from france. every other we have engaged in we paid for as we went, but we have not paid for this war or these wars, and the cost is now over $1 trillion. what is worse is that detail on that war, and i mean the fact that all those and wounded warriors that come home that have suffered traumatic brain injuries or serious injury -- the cost of providing health care to them for the rest of their lives is going to make the cos

nobody you know if you've got to you've got to get it because you've got a hole in your head you can't say. when i wrote home that i was wounded i had been in france from middle of august. that said to the newspaper reporter who interviewed him he was only there for a few years that was to me only was a at that time not now was a real rejection of who i was as a man he didn't. make it he got it. and i think i didn't even understand it that started a decline in our relationship which spiraled downward and downward downward. so you don't talk about it. you sit on it. and say i was lucky why didn't i why didn't i both somebody you know guys do that or why did no for me why didn't i do this i once tried i got on a stool and. i wouldn't have a live in the wire to your. probably alone i don't just to put my bathroom sascha around on it. and why i got down was because. my friends. i had made after the war had been through the same thing i had and i felt if i get that i could myself i would trade. the bond we had. coochie a vietnam fair word for what changed nine hundred sixty six by a.p. they

that is why i got in it. so we have to use it to our advantage. you have got to be in it to win it. if we are not controlling our image, someone else is. so you have got to start thinking about the way that the image of the public defender is going to be portrayed, either in dramatic television -- over which you will have a lot less control. or certainly, in news media. years ago, i got a phone call from a public defender in san

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we've got to stop technology previously we've got to stop capitalism and the like and we've somehow got to hold everything back and that's the idea and when you talk to the green you find that they usually want technologies that are less efficient i think we should we have one of the less efficient would be a greater weight on the world and that we're looking for greater efficiency one example gas fired electrical power in the last it eighteen years have doubled their efficiency from fried in this scene back again to making it work on using rare earth magnets much more powerful so that means gas fired power station we think twice as much energy from the same fossil fuel as we got eighteen years ago now that is a tremendous success story the greens don't want to. why and you have to wonder why . isn't it better to to do something in response to this perceived threat from security rather than just leaving it as it is i mean surely any kind of research and development is progressive absolutely so you've got to back the the right wants right gassing in britain of course about. electricity f

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you got it. we got a funnel. >> tornado on the ground. tuckerman, arkansas. >> just amazing pictures from this past week. the death toll could have been much higher in these storms if it weren't for the so-called safe rooms in homes. a safe room is a fortified structure, steel, concrete made supposedly to with stand a tornado. the bieligk family in joplin say theirs saved their lives. t.j. holmes had a firsthand look. >> reporter: you guys are accustomed to severe weather in the midwest and this part of the country. of when did this start to feel any different? >> this storm, even though initially to me started like pretty much every other storm that we know. we hear the warnings on the television. we keep an eye out the window. >> reporter: when did your own personal alarm bells start going off? >> you know, they were down stairs, eating, watching a movie and i was upstairs, watching tv, like i said. i looked outside and it was dark. it looked scary, but it wasn't that much different, but something said go down stairs. as soon as i said

soo so i've got a little over 600.nd on top of that i've got the different tasks forces from around the area. i had missouri task force one, oklaho oklaho oklahoma task force one, and yesterday we had another task force here. we really appreciate those groups and members of teams here to assist us. without them, we couldn't be as far as we are, and i can't tell you how much we appreciate the outpouring and support for our department and city. >> chief, we appreciate your time tonight on a busy day. we appreciate you spending time with us. we certainly wish you the best in the hours and days ahead. thank you, sir. we're going to shift from joplin, missouri and go back to the breaking news in oklahoma. on the phone we have sheriff randall edwards. he's with the oklahoma county sheriff's department. you had a tornado touch down in your county. what's the latest, sir? >> we actually had several tornadoes touch down. we've got at least two confirmed fatalities here in canadian county, multiple homes destroyed, we've got mul

♪ ♪ come on, she got it you got it, we got it who's got it ♪ we're all different. new civics. the next-generation civic. only from honda. >>> all right. good evening, everybody. giants and one run games, they did it again toots. sanchez struggling of late, you want to pick on somebody, everybody likes sanchez. 3-0 hole. he was in and out of trouble. six innings. allowed three runs, 7 strikeouts and huff tied the game. 3-3 bottom 6. torres back in the lineup. there it goes. double, miguel tejada, three hits, scores and that's all the giants needed. sanchez supplies great defense here. and the giant bullpen -- look at sanchez. from his knees to get his man. brian wilson in the 9th, he pulled it out again. giants win 4-3, they are now up on colorado in the national league west. giants must have a nice insurance policy on tim lincecum. he goes up in a red bull plane flying over at&t park. the pilot was glad he said hoogive him a one of a kind ride and the giants feeling good. tim has landed safe and scheduled to make his next start. dallas braden will undergo shoulder

yes. >> got to get this mic fixed. we are going to have jeff come up and present an award. >> all right. that's a hard act to follow. let me tell you. we have to go smart. every year we honor one of our own who is distinguished himself or herself as a hero for our youth. a warrior for our youth. in san francisco, that's a high calling. so many of you do this workday in and day out. it's difficult to choose one individual. but we have. and the person that we are honoring today is john osaki. now you know, when you meet john, you might think he is privileged. the japanese youth counsel was a grass roots organization in japan town created by jeff mory. john was actually a participant in the program. he came up and i got his first summer job? gcyc. he has worked in early childhood development. substance abuse prevention. they have expanded the range to include college access. substance abuse. youth employment and youth leadership. just to give you a sense of how many people are served there are over 8 thousand children fro

>> he got out of the gate fast. mean, you have a good looking guy who could act. >> an actor and academy award winning director and producer whose films have taken in billions at the box office. >> i feel like a hundred bucks. >> mel gibson is probably the most complicated, infuriating, talented star hollywood has ever produced. >> reporter: from "mad max" -- >> don't get mad aat me. >> reporter: to "maverick," "lethal weapon" to "braveheart" he was "what women want" and what men want to be. >> you're like a genius, you know that. >> can i tell you, bud y i'm blessed. >> reporter: but the audience' love affair with mel gibson would take a turn for the worse on this highway. caught driving drunk, he mouthed off to police. now upstaged by his profanity-laced telephone rant. >> you like a [ bleep ] on heat and if you get raped by a pack of [ bleep ] it will be your fault, all right, because you provoked it. >> reporter: angry slurs at his baby's momma, oksana, but those became the least of his concerns as the actor fac