jimmy lee/of.guacil de contra costa el 24 de noviembre la oficina del alguacil recibio una llamada. un hombre de 29 aÑos habia entrado al cuarto de la niÑa. al descubrirlo... su padre procedio a inmovilizarlo y llamar al 911. cuando los oficiales llegaron, lo arrestaron. afirma el portavoz de la oficina del alguacil jimmy lee lo preocupante del caso es que pimentel llevaba un gps amarrado a su pierna. estaba siendo monitoreado por las autoridades por sus antecedentes penales. sin embargo, pudo volver a cometer sus fechorias. jimmy lee afirma lee que es imposible monitorear a todos los depredadores las 24 horas. las familias de la comunidad tienen que estar pendientes, porque ellos regresan a los vecindarios --y por eso hay un registro de estas personas disponible. alma saldivar/vecino "eso se daba mucho por aca" alma lleva 4 aÑos viviendo en la zona donde todo ocurrio, la cuadra 100 de clearland drive. lo acontecido le aterroriza... alma "muy triste que haya pasado esto y aqui tan cerquita de mi ca

and tax fraud and getting these men off the street would protect future been victims jimmy lee, tom in his years acrons all station. >> gary: in evening regarding funding because crime is moving on monday to of brand-new of felony, and kron is moving and i am sad. when you spend half your life unless sen your kids through college and i've been feeling bad. and about what to do some of the sunday eridu many jokes and don't be funny and don't talk about the kids catherine needed on new year's. >> gary: we put together some stuff and some of the self-serving. >> reporter: after 30 years year kron 4 was your biggest fan >> gary: a lot of folks my mom is 95 and still every show she's listening to. her idea of is excitement is jason read a prompter. they did this commercial of my father and nine. >> reporter: william rack niche. >> gary: jason is to be my producer look how pleasant they are. my parents watch every night. and i'm a lucky guy >> gary: i've had a lot of friends here of course can you can't beat and the bell on the right this is j.b. banks. he was a security guard and the fir

the explosion was horrific and killed melissa lee's husband, jimmy. >> he lost the top of his head.had an o2 tank impaled through his body. the force was so magnificent it shot him backwards so fast, it pulled his pants over top of his mining boots. it tore his hard hat into 45 different pieces. he laid dead and stepped over top of, not even recognizing it as a human body. he left me with two babies to raise by myself. >> jimmy's wedding ring was never recovered. >> he wasn't supposed to die yet. >> neither was stella morris's husband, bud. he died at harlan county's h&d mine after an underground coal car ran him over. >> from the reports, it said that it knocked his body in the bucket. you know, it amputated one leg and crushed the other. >> with the price of coal up dramatically, stella morris and the other widows say some mine operators in harlan county are sacrificing safety for profit. they say they see indications of that in the official report on the accident. in their report, investigators concluded that the coal car that ran over bud morris was overloaded, obstructing the d

no question, jimmy lee. >> no question.ughter] is's face it, jimmy lee smart enough not to hold onto these loans anymore. vice chairmanhe of j.p. morgan. >> vice president of jpmorgan, in it for the fees that a leveraged loan generates. no mistake about that. someone is going to wind up holding this loan and is going to have a principal risk related to it. my concern is that we are once again in the part of the market where these loans don't have covenants. where basically people are mispricing of risk. i'm not sure the jpmorgan necessarily cares so much about that. what they wanted for their clients take the fee and syndicate it out. wife you don't want to be in the position to blow up your client a keyhen you touched on point, where do the loans and that? hedge funds. cbo. they don't wind up in the banking system where you put your deposits. >> which is essentially what happened with mortgage backed securities. >> there was an interest rate arbitrage where the banks kept it on the balance sheet as aaa. did not haved they

they were protesting the killing of a young african-american man named jimmy lee jackson, shot at point-blank range by an alabama state trooper. when 525 protesters reached the bridge on the road out of selma, they encountered a posse of sheriff clark's men, accompanied by alabama state troopers under orders from governor wallace to stop the march. what happened next would etch the day in history as bloody sunday. police rushed them, knocking protesters to the ground. they chargeded them on horse back and fireded tear gas at the crowd. by the time it was over, more than 50 dplemonstrators were injured. they had a makeshift hospital to treat the the wounded writing negroes lay on the floors and chairs, many weeping and moaning. a girl in red slacks was carried from the house screaming. victims had suffered fractures of ribs, heads, arms and legs, in addition to cuts and bruises. it also won a viktry. bloody sunday was brother or sister cad on national news, provoking many americans to respond with horror and outrage at what they were witnesses. and president johnson presented a bill to congres

. >> jimmy: jared lee miller is in it. >> exactly. [ laughter ] johnny miller, so great. >> jimmy: it's third season, you see that their relationship has changed quite a bit. actually jay gave me some criticism about where he wants the story to go, so i'm going to take it back to the writers and see if it can happen. >> jay: is that right? i think it's a great show, it's really smart. >> jimmy: i'm just loyal to my network. i just watch things on nbc. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] >> jay: well, you have reason to be loyal. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ [ applause ] i'm on cbs. >> jimmy: i got a lot of learning to do. lucy liu "elementary" airs thursday at ten on cbs, we'll be right back with science expert kevin delaney, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac... ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac... ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm never coming back... ♪ discover the new spirit of cadillac and the best offers of the season. lease this 2015 standard collection ats for around $329 a month. hurry in. offer ends soon. lenny: oh you got here early.

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- emily blunt. from "the hobbit: the battle of the five armies", lee pace. and music from alt-j. with cleto and the cletones. and now, strange but true, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everybody. thank you, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. you know, we almost didn't have a show tonight. late thursday night, at around midnight, we had a fire in the studio. guillermo, i'm going to ask you one more time, did you fall asleep drinking a flaming margarita again? >> yes, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know those chinese paper lanterns that are made of paper, we had one hanging up back stage and it caught fire. it dropped onto a couch and set the couch on fire and then the sprinklers went off and our stage was flooded. we had a fire, we had water pouring down from the ceiling. the middle of the night, our studio turned into a beyonce video. [ laughter ] fortunately, nobody was here, nobody was in the building when it happened. the primary casualties of the fire were thi

please say hello to lee pace. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> scared of fallingt i'm hoping that that is not the case. >> i'll prepare for the next time. >> jimmy: first of all, you've been in all three of the hobbit movies, right? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so, you spent a lot of time in new zealand, huh? >> i made three trips out there. it's such an incredible place. if you get the chance to go out there, i really recommend it. it's so beautiful. and so, yeah, i spent three months out there three years in a row. >> jimmy: that's all? i don't know why i had it in my head that you spend six years per movie. >> well, some of them do spend, yeah, about six years. >> jimmy: now, your parents are in the movie. and -- tell us how that came to be. >> well, they came out to visit me and we were kind of sitting around, phillip, who writes the movies, had them over for dinner one night. we're sitting around the kitchen table and peter jackson says, would you like to be in the movie? of course, my dad was like, yeah, yeah, put me in. >> jimmy: he did? >> and the next mor

>> jimmy: and then kathie lee said, hey, it's been a while. you can just can you imagine the timing of that to happen? what if -- >> steve: i'm batman. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. we're having fun over here at "the tonight show" as well. the roots have put together a a hip hop version of the halloween movie theme song. i gotta say it's pretty good. take it away, roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: scary. weird! scary! that's scary, man! [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] why do you, why do you walk like that? you think he'd walk faster. he's like a murderer. >> steve: he's not in any hurry. >> jimmy: he's really not in a a hurry at all. he's just -- very smooth. he knows his way around the studio, too, like. like he's been here before. >> steve: that's odd. >> jimmy: all right. michael myers, everybody. that was very scary. [ cheers and applause ] is he -- is still out there? ♪ oh, my god. it's frightening. he's not even trying to be frightening. he's just a normal dude -- >> steve: no, he's

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- emily blunt. from "the hobbit: the battle of the five armies", lee pace. and music from alt-j. with cleto and the cletones. and now, strange but true, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. thank you, everyone i'm jimmy i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad you're here. you know, we almost didn't have a show tonight. late thursday night, at around midnight, we had a fire in the studio. guillermo, i'm going to ask you one more

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- emily blunt. from "the hobbit: the battle of the five armies", lee pace. and music from alt-j. the cletones. and now, strange but true, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everybody. thank you, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. you know, we almost didn't have a show tonight. late thursday night, at around midnight, we had a fire in

jimmy: yeah. >> you know, they're all like, lee strasberg school of acting. to say he's a a wise guy, but he's a real guy. and you know, he kinda took me under his wing the first time we did a movie. so, i told him that i was remake this movie. and he said, "yeah you know, i got his blessing. movie, i wanted to show him the movie. he came over to my house and oddly enough, i have a picture of him on my wall right next to jimmy cagney. i have one of john garfield and one of steve mcqueen. and he said, "did you just put that up there because i was coming over?" [ laughter ] and i said, "no." but i wanted to make it special for him. so, he came over and i had dinner and offered him a drink. and i said, "what do you want to drink?" and i made sure i had all the stuff because i don't know what he drank. and he says, "i'll have a a vodka." i said, "what do you want?" then he goes, "a [ bleep ] quail sandwich. i just want vodka." [ laughter ] he was like -- >> jimmy: you're like, okay, all right. it's james caan. just give it to him, man. >> yeah, that broke the ice

jimmy: pro, having afternoon tea with the mayor. con, having morning chardonnay with hoda and kathie lee. it's a tradition. you have to do it. it's actually prince harry. oh! >> steve: oh, really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he likes to have a a good time. he's fun, man. he's cool. pro, they'll be visiting for three days. con, that's what your in-laws said on thanksgiving, yet they're still sleeping on your futon. it's like, it's time to go. we're out of sandwiches here. [ light laughter ] pro, taking a tour of new york. con, hearing the tour guide go, "you guys really blew it losing this place." [ laughter ] it's a great city. it probably hurts them a little bit. pro, visiting the statue of liberty. con, as if they don't spend enough time visiting with a a 128-year-old woman. [ laughter ] she looks good for her age. >> steve: she looks good. >> jimmy: what's your problem? [ laughter ] >> steve: delightful lady! pro, during their stay, the weather will be in the low 40s and mostly cloudy. con, or as that's known in england, beach season. [ laughter ] [ in british accent ] "oh, honey. get my suit. it's time to get outside. oh, gre

. >> jimmy: you play a great artist in this film, jmw turner, who i was not familiar with beforehand. do you do the painting yourself in the movie? >> yeah, the director, mike leehe said, look, i'm going to make this film about turner, but don't get excited, we're not going to make it until about three years time. i haven't got the money. turner, i preseem, thumpresume, turner, the painter, not tina. you got that right. you got the part. i said, i'd love to do it, of course. but how about if you learn how to paint for two years? so, i went went off and i learned how to paint for two years. but in the end, eventually what it was, it was so i could look like somebody who was born holding a paint brush. well, not literally, because it would be very uncomfortable for his mother. so, i did that. and -- because this character was this very contra districtry man, he was a genius and a very working class, rough, sort of almost animalistic guy that happened to be one of the most, most poetic landscape painters the world has ever seen. >> jimmy: are you still painting now that the film is complete? >> well, i gave it up because it was -- it was all a little bit terrifyin

jimmy carter. really? how do they stay memorable? by doing something historic. i thought becoming president was pretty historic. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. i'm joined now by politico reporter lee good morning. >> it's being reported that president obama and mitch mcconnell will have that one-on-one today how awkward is that going to be? >> it might be a little bit awkward. it's really the first time they've sat down since the elections and since there was a big republican wave that swept through and took control of the senate, so at this point they're really going to have the first sitdown discussion that they've had since then. mitch mcconnell yesterday, at a ceo event, said he was perplexed by the president's decisions since the election because he apparently hadn't kind of taken what voters wanted him to do from the midterm elections and applied that to his decision making process. he has already been pretty critical of what the president has been doing in recent weeks, and so they're going to have a hands to kind of sit face-to-face and hash that out. >> any idea what they're going to discuss specifically? >> well, the biggest thing and the first thing on the agenda is avo

jimmy: i got the name right. david oyelowo. just remember that name, because you're gonna hear a lot about that guy. your character is a real character. >> my character is a real person named emmy leeble director, she's a great director. asked me to do the role. i didn't want to do it. because she ended up having to slap the sheriff. and i thought, "what am i, the slapping actress? am i the slapping actress?" >> jimmy: you slap people in every movie, yeah. >> i slap people. is that what i do? in every movie? i'm the slapping actress. but she actually did -- >> jimmy: typecast. >> typecast as a slapping actress. which we will see. she, actually, that did happen to her. because she went to register to vote five times and each time she was turned away. and finally, she had an encounter with the sheriff where the sheriff tried to take her down and she hit him. she had to hit him. that actually did happen. >> jimmy: i can't believe this. you watch it and go, "oh, this is probably, this is 200 years ago that this is going on?" >> 50 years ago. >> jimmy: only 50 years ago. if you watch this, you go, "oh, i can't believe this is going on." and it's fantastic. and you go, "god bless these g

lee failed to get devoured by that snake. weird thing to be outraged over. more than 4 million people tuned in to the discovery channel special. on jimmy part was protecting my rib cage. i really wanted to make sure that i stayed alive. >> is it troubling to you that millions of people are upset that the snake did not eat you? >> no, not really. i think they missed the point of the whole show then. >> don't you agree in order to make this up, though, you should be eaten by another animal? i'm sure we could find an alligator that is willing. >> i mean, i think i owe it to the people of planet earth to get eaten by something. >> well said. >> by the way, discovery is standing by the decision saying its top priority was to protect both paul and the snake. good way to have done that? not to have done the stunt in the first place. >> he said we all missed the point of the special. was that the special named eaten alive? >> hello! >> they cut that short. he is having his rib cage snapped in half. >> so, you were a satisfied customer? >> i suppose. >> this morning, new research confirming what women have long suspected. those high heels have

lee gifford. >> it takes a village. it takes a whole team here. we want to thank the cast and crew of our show for all their hard work on "today! the musical." and jimmyng to a call. nbc 10's jesse gary live outside of the franklin township police department. jesse, do we know if the officer was driving with emergency lights and sirens turned on and is that mandatory when responding to a

lee gifford. >> it takes a village. it takes a whole team here. we want to thank the cast and crew of our show for all their hard work on "today! the musical." and jimmydrunk. nbc bay area live in redwood city to talk about the ignition interlock device. and california, stephanie, this is not a new concept. but california's late coming into the game. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you, kris. i'll give an example. earlier this month, a san