i think -- and here comes jeremy. what does jeremy have for us? jeremy? ooh, it's a watch. chuckles ] $20. >> jimmy: all right. well, congratulations, roy. you are the winner. [ laughs ] roy hibbert is our winner. tell him what he wins, dicky. >> dicky: jimmy, for his superior efforts, roy wins a copy of "keeping up with the kardashians," season three, on blu-ray. >> wow, what a great prize. thank you so much, fellas. best of luck next season. [ laughs ] that's roy hibbert and jeremy lin. thank you, fellas. we'll be right back with david spade. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live! game night" are brought to you by skype -- bringing people together whenever they are apart. for more information, go to skype.com. oh. [ laughs ] [ candle whistles ] [ cheeses gasp ] [ cheese #2 ] surprise. i am so good at this! [ male announcer ] we take the time for our cheese to mature before we bake it into every delicious cracker. because at cheez-it, real cheese matters. support team usa and show our olympic spirit right in our own backyard. so we combined our

i think -- and here comes jeremy. what does jeremy have for us? jeremy? ooh, it's a watch.ight. well, congratulations, roy. you are the winner. [ laughs ] roy hibbert is our winner. tell him what he wins, dicky. >> dicky: jimmy, for his superior efforts, roy wins a copy of "keeping up with the kardashians," season three, on blu-ray. >> wow, what a great prize. thank you so much, fellas. best of luck next season. [ laughs ] that's roy hibbert and jeremy lin. thank you, fellas. we'll be right back with david spade. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live! game night" are brought to you by skype -- bringing people together whenever they are apart. for more information, go to skype.com. ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing will keep you from magnum. silky vanilla bean ice cream and rich caramel sauce all covered in thick belgian chocolate. magnum ice cream. for pleasure seekers. aflac! ha! isn't major medical enough? huh! no! who's gonna help cover the holes in their plans? aflac! quack! like medical bills they don't pay for? aflac! or help pay the mortgage?

it was a zoo for men. >> our producers were granted an interview with jeremy under strict supervision of the officers because of his violent history. >> ten days was the orientation to stay in the cell, i guess. and then after the ten days were up, we were allowed to go to the yard and we met other inmates who told us there was a structure to live in. whites live with white, hang out with the whites on the yard. you don't deal with any other race. the fact we were lifers, we were probably going to have to stab people. first thing that got into my head was we better get some knives. living on the street, you learn one thing. you survive by any means necessary. you do whatever it takes to get out of a situation like that. so if that means i have to become an accomplice, so be it. i'm not going to die. you know, i'm just too young. it became -- it came from there. one day they said to me, you're going on a mission. my mission was to stab a man who came from another yard who was supposedly no good because they wouldn't jump off in a riot after they got attacked. the woods in that yard wer

as jeremy found out, when he spoke to the former u.s. presidential candidate senator john mccain. >> what do make of the russian denials that they are supplying arms? >> is a return to the old kind of cold war rhetoric, denying the undeniable. it is very obvious that russian tanks and artillery and helicopter gunships are being used by the main russian supplier. the civil war is beyond description because it is an unfair fight. not the united states to help the rebels. >> i absolutely believe that we should provide a sanctuary and provide them with weapons with which to defend themselves. >> creating safe havens might require the use of american force? >> i think it could require the use of air power. if he told the attack of the sanctuary, the best way for him to be motivated with the help of the russians to leave syria is if he thinks he can't win. right now on the battlefield, he is prevailing. >> why is syria worth risking the life of a single american servicemen? >> i don't think we would be risking many lives because i don't believ

jeremy came over and crawled onto my lap. held with my left-hand and with my right moved budget papers away from his hand and spread about. i kept trying to make the numbers work but looking at now it seems clear the salary i would have to make simply to pay for room and board and child care was well out of my reach. with no alimony or child support i would have to work two or three jobs just to survive but then who would raise my children? i wanted to raise them myself legal not dump them in a group home for 16 hours a day even assuming i could find such a place. as i looked at the time of the race and written budgets i realized no job, no money, no child support, no health insurance and limit medical bills for my pregnancy and my baby, i had no choice but to go on welfare. a choiceless choice as my friend jill called it. i had thought about going on welfare for so long, trying to find some other situation, a communal situation or stay at home job. the idea of taking handouts, asking for charity made me cringe but i didn't s

from from jeremy zemin and from the united states jake apple and i want to ask them is the future of the world the future of the internet. i want to look at three basic freedoms where i interviewed as i say now israel has become sort of a strategy that as a christian puts head of the way he has his own kind of house arrest as well because it leaves secretly but i'm sure that i would make i'm very pleased that i comparison even to that i was right on it and that's the first i want to go back to these these three fundamental freedoms freedom communication freedom of movement and freedom of economic interaction so if we look at the transition of global society onto the internet when we made that transition. the freedom of personal movement is unchanged essential that the freedom of communication is enhanced tremendously in some ways in that we now can communicate to many more people on the other hand is also tremendously degraded because there is no privacy anymore and so our communications can be spied on and spied on and stored and as a result can be used against us and if he is a lit

this is where jeremy explains why.r guest, colonel jack jacobs, briefly interrupts him. >> if someone goes into a shopping mall and pursuit of one of their enemies and opens fire on a crowd of people and guns down a bunch of innocent people in a shopping mall, they have murdered those people. when the obama administration sets the policy work patterns of life are not of a green light to drop missiles on people or to use or send in to spread them down -- crooks but that was not the case here. if you go to the village in yemen where i was and you see the unexploded cluster bombs and you have the list and photographic evidence as i do of the women and children that represent the vast majority of the deaths in the first truck obama authorized on yemen, those people were murdered by president obama on his orders because they were believed to be someone from al qaeda in that area. only one person has been identified that had any connection to al qaeda. 21 women and 14 children were killed. the u.s. tried to cover it up and s

son, jeremy gets out of the car -- >> i came around opened the door and jumped in there with him. is is my car.uy out d says,

as reporter jeremy campbell shows us, there are a lot of people who don't realize the risk. >> reporter: traffic on bayshore these days flows like a lazy river. >> it's pretty fun. you feel the seaweed, kind of creeps you out. >> reporter: bare feet, swimsuits, floats and surf boards, it makes you wonder if anyone really knows what's in the floodwater. >> it's just water. it's not going to hurt. >> reporter: just water and all the things swept up with the surge. for an idea of what's lurking as you splash, look at what's left behind when the water recedes. >> there's so many dangers lurking in that water. you can't tell what is in it. some of the things it might be contaminated with it sewage that could contain bacteria, parasites, viruses. you also worry about runoff from say your lawn. there could be pesticides, fertilizers. >> we have had multiple ring worm conversations with our parents and could possibly just take a nice shower that. would take that bad germs out. >> reporter: that only works if you wear waterproof boots to protect your skin. cole roberts had a skin irritation to b

base because well jeremy well i actually don't use facebook so i don't know much about it but now we say look you see the very same behavior fuser is were very happy to hand out any kind of personal data and of course when you see it in agers you know sending pictures of them being drunk or whatever they may not have this vision that it means the whole rest of the world but then surely for a very very long period of time that will have access to these data and so facebook makes its business by blurring this line between privacy friends publish. and. even storing the data when you think that it is only meant for your friends and the people you love does this line between government and corporation mean this is but if you look at the court and in the military in the military contractor sector in the west over the past ten years national security agency which was a bit bigger spy agency in the world. that it had been primary contractors on that sort of work with their has two years ago has over one thousand of those so there's a spreading out smearing out of the border between between w

spawned wiki leaks and i am joined by three cypherpunk friends from germany and the movement from from jeremy zeman and from the united states jay capital i want to ask them the future of the world the future of the internet. but i want to look at the three basic freedoms when i. had it as i say now israel has become the said stratton was a christian let's head up there but he has his own kind of house arrest as well because it leaves secretly but i'm sure that i would make a comparison place that i can verify anything that he that is right or not and i mean that's the first i want to go back to these these three fundamental freedoms freedom communication freedom of movement and freedom of economic interaction so if we look at the transition all of our global society onto the internet when we made that transition. the freedom of personal movement is unchanged essential to the freedom of communication is enhanced tremendously in some ways in that we now can communicate to many more people on the other hand is also tremendously degraded because there is no privacy anymore and so our communicati

what do you think of jeremy's point there?that the technology necessarily gives us an entirely different set of moral questions. if it's wrong to kill civilians it's wronged to it from the air from an unmanned aircraft or manned aircraft. it's the same. what is troubling about some of the things that we've learned recently about how these processes are under taken within the administration, and the kill lists and things like that you know, you start with something that someone like osama bin laden and you say, of course, if we have information where he is, we should go ahead and pull the trigger. then you move down that list to lower and lower people and acome accommodate more and more casualties. what if these kinds of tools were in the hands of the political leaders that i dislike the most welcome what it president sarah palin was the one making those decision abouts that kill list and how many casualties she thought were acceptable to get someone who is this week's al-qaida number 3 or number 4? when you ask the question in

jeremy much anyway but let's actually see if he can finish this sentence you know about. that head for all of us master carol. those industries that are productive the produce wealth that produce wealth for the whole society in fact because that productive they have the money in order to make sure that they continue to be productive and that random legislation random legislation that comes comes out as a result of political myth making isn't constraining their productive activities and the best way to do that is in fact to buy congressman to take. the labor of all good productive industries and use it to modify the law to keep the productive nature of the industry going i've got this one ready ready right now i don't know. why there are a couple of reasons but for one there's a feedback loop that is extremely negative so for example i believe the largest political campaign donor in the state of california is the present guardian and part of the reason to do this is because they like to lobby for stronger laws not because they care about the rule of law but because it is a

he then goes on, paragraph nine, i was provided with the gist of the comments made by jeremy hunt.ason subsequent noted by the prime minister, i advised that the comments that i was made aware of did not, in my view, constitute a legal impediment to jeremy hunt discharging the enterprise act in relation to the bid in a proper manner. so that would support what i'm saying, which is i met with the cabinet secretary. he said he thought this was a good solution to transfer the responsibilities of that part of the department to jeremy hunt, and his suggestion, legal advice was sought. the legal advice was sought, albeit by telephone, one of the golt's legal advisors. that legal advisor said it was perfectly acceptable for jeremy hunt to carry out his role and is now being confirmed in a long piece of legal advice that everybody can now see. it seems to me, yes, we had to make the decision relatively rapidly, but it was not some rushed, botched, political decision. it was a suggestion confirmed by senior official, confirmed by another senior official, confirmed by that senior official's

jeremy affeldt says, he did it again. that one, golfed off the top of his shoe strings. straight out to center. have some fore thoughts. game over, in walkoff fashion. 6-5. >>> rangers and a's in game two, a day after the a's put up 12 on the lawmen. coco crisp, doing their thing before the game. 5-2 rangers. a solo straight to left. 5-3, rangers. his first jack since april 25th. elvis andrus singles up the middle. rangers win. even up, 6-3, the final. >>> nba eastern conference finals. game five from miami. under a minute to go. paul pierce, hits the three. and the truth will set you free. over lebron james. puts boston up four. final seconds. dwyane wade cannot find the triple. boston wins, 94-90. take a 3-2 series lead, heading back to beantown. >>>it for sports. jess, raj, back to you. >> we'll be right back. >>> voter turnout was low but the stakes are high on this election night. >> we're going to give you a look at two of the big races. measure "b." a huge victory for mayor chuck reed. you can see there, won by a landslide. 70% of the vote says, yes, they did want

. >> reporter: adidas said the design of the round house mid is nothing more than designer jeremy scott's outrageous and unique take on fashion and nothing to do with slavery. >> we found sneaker lovers who say these shoes are cool, stylish and cutting age. >> this guy only wears jeremy scott adidas. >> i have my shackles on my feet so i can dance. >> reporter: he will have to dance without shackles. in northwest d.c. i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> outside showers are moving across the area. veronica johnson's in for doug. >> the last of the showers drying up as they make their way down around charlottesville. so dry conditions for us but the rain, the clouds saved us today. our temperatures today just around 70 degrees. it felt a lot like april than june around here. but next for us higher heat and humidity. this is the type of heat this week we have not reported on yet or had to deal with. we'll have to talk about that and with humidity what it will feel like around here in a few minutes. >>> now to breaking news at the university of virginia. an emergency of meetings by the board of vis

i'm chris hayes here with msnbc military generalist from the natural security project, jeremy scahille new york times published an explosive article about president obama's kill list. a top secret nominations process that designates for kill or capture in which the capture part has become largely theoretical. the president's role in the white house situation room where he pours over suspected terrorist bios and decided who's death to order next. mr. obama embraced a disputed method fr counting casualties that did little to box him in. unless there is explicit intelligence posthumously approving them in a sense. white house spokesperson jay carney got into an exchange about this on tuesday. >> i don't have the assessments of civilian casualties. i'm certainly not saying we live in a world where the effort in a fight against al-qaida, against people who would, without compunction, murder tens of thousands if not millions ofs. if you a with a terrorist when the terrorist gets killed, the presumption is you are a terrorist as well. right? isn't that mart of the reason to to make the decis

jeremy gorner from the chicago tribune. thank you for the joining us?you are welcome. >> it's a complicated situation, too, because guns are littered everywhere in chicago as they are in so many of our cities. we are obsessed with guns so we have more gunfire. of course. all right. now, let's go to dr. gary suskin, of cease fire. this is an interesting way to help the problem? >> a new way of reducing violence. it approaches violence kind of from a scientific way. so we protect and interrupt events by violence interrupters. i don't know if you saw the film, the interrupters. we have interrupters who can detect who might be angry at who: and persuade them not to do a shooting. we have done over 2,000 interruptions over the last four or five years. outreach workers who work with the high-risk people for 6 to 24 months. we are working already in 16 neighborhoods in chicago where the cease fire model is working. we have a 21% reduction in homicides even this year. and the reason why i think i am on the show now and we are having this conversation is that th

designer jeremy's not known for his eccentric work has made no comment after defending its issue earlieray a diaz later decided to look no longer produced issue which is set for august the german sports apparel maker released this statement the design of the day as roundhouse man is nothing more than the designer jeremy scott averages and unique take on fashion and has nothing to do the slavery of we apologize if they are offended by the design in their withdrawing our plans to make them available the marketplace. and not to a lot and a lot of while the squatters and squatters were a bit more exotic foxes live with the zebra and wild turkeys in steer hang out with the elephants. unlike others use oakland welcomes these native animals. we certainly want to make sure that they're no bad interactions. the process very well. they recognize each other. surveillance cameras that constantly my mother to the animal habitats. if there are signs they're threatened by their native animals zookeeper's will intervene in the cameras also catch a lot of nighttime visitors skunks and foxes and raccoons

the citizens and have over the use of those technologies and this is a policy issue so there was jeremy and a bit earlier internet freedom activists mari mccarthy the co-founder of the icelandic digital freedom society he too will stop at the airport and questioned by u.s. officials about julian assange which he says he was later followed and approached by three u.s. officials in washington late at night and asked to become a new informer sounds like something from the move. movie as far as the number of people detained or arrested shortly before or after the show might be breaking some television record among other guests there was the president of the bahrain center for human rights not build our job was beaten up at bahrain's international airport and held in prison for almost a month after recording an interview with julian assange so what can we expect as a few now court has also raised mr songes extradition to sweden his lawyers have less than two weeks to contest that decision in sweden he's facing quite a scene allegations of sexual assault which reportedly had to do with consen

bring on jeremy affeldt in the ninth inning. the leaping grab to end it.iants complete their first sweep of the season. >>> and behold the future of the franchise. the 20th pick in the baseball amateur draft, the giants select chris staten out of mississippi state. he was the s.e.c. pitcher of the year and all-american. he went 11-2, with a 2.38 e.r.a. couple of local pitchers were first-round picks today. kyle zimmer, number five overall selection by the royals. and mark appel goes number eight to the pirates. mark appel, who a lot of people thought would be the number one pick. but he gets a steal at number eight. >> thanks, scott. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. looking good never tasted so good. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios >>> we've been following breaking news in oakland all night. a standoff wit

>> this guy only wears jeremy scott adidas. jerry scott designed the ones he's wearing. in northwest d.c. news 4. >>> on to another debate, this one over pitbulls and how dangerous they are. maryland's highest court has already ruled that pitbull owners can be liable for dog bites. it's a decision that's unleashed a lot of emotions among residents. darcy spencer explains. >> a controversial maryland court ruling recently deemed pitbulls as inherently dangerous, prompting calls to have lawmakers take the bite out of the ruling through legislation. animal rites groups opposed the decision, except for p.e.t.a. >> we're again sort of mystified that other animal welfare organizations don't see how this will protect dogs and can only benefit them by causing people to better care for then. >> the parents of a boy who was attacked testified before the board. >> they can be -- we have to be aware of the fact that they have the potential to inflict much more damage than your typical beagle, yorkie. >> the family's lawsuit prompted a court ruling stating that pitbulls are inherentl

men like jeremy blanchard. >> i have never been a drug abuser or a drunk. i knew what i done when i done it. i knew the heinous nature of what i done. i can still to this day remember nearly every blood spot that was in that house. i can remember the wallpaper, the way the bodies were laid. i can remember nearly everything that happened that night. >> blanchard has served a little more than one year of a 195-year sentence. but his facial tattoos will forever commemorate both his crime, the triple murder and the moniker the media gave him, the kokomo slayer. >> that's who i am and what i'm about. yes. >> blanchard tracked down his former girlfriend, her mother, and her mother's boyfriend when they traveled to kokomo, indiana to attend a funeral. blanchard broke into their home, hid inside and stabbed all three to death with a butcher's knife. >> a friend of jessica's told me that she had an abortion and that's what probed my anger and my hatred. i mean that's my child that was killed. i'm not even a political person. i've never thought about abortions this t