. >> dicky: kenneth branagh. ellie kemper. and the kids scrabble champions. >> jimmy: top republicans including sarah palin and karl rove are giving most of the credit for killing bin laden to former president bush. which is kind of like when you open a pickle jar and somebody goes, yeah, but i loosened it. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with a message from pepto bismol just in time for cinco de mayo. guillermo is outside getting a jump on the holiday right now on hollywood boulevard where four innocent pinatas are about to be smashed. hola, guillermo, que pasa? >> hola, jimmy, feliz cinco de mayo! i am here to show you how to make the perfect cinco de mayo snack. >> jimmy: and why are you yelling? >> oh, so you can hear me! >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> okay? >> jimmy: what do you have there on the plate? >> nachos. okay, and then -- hold on. okay, first, you put some beans. >> jimmy: some beans? pinata beans? wow, it's like you -- you are delivering a baby, guillermo. all right. we got some beans. >> and then you add cheese. >> jim

this is kenneth starr. so i say to my republican conservative friends, before you come here and start attacking goodwin liu for things he has never done, read what some of our conservative leaders in the legal profession are saying. today, just today, in "politico" there's yet another op-ed written by chief white house ethics lawyer for george w. bush, for 2 1/2 years, richard painter, a republican serving in a republican administration. this is what he said, "all that is required -- he said, "all that is required is for senate republicans to practice what they preach for so long under bush. give liu an up or down vote rather than a filibuster." well, we're facing a filibuster. i want the american people to know and everyone who is supporting goodwin liu and everyone who supports giving young, extremely talented people a chance to prove their meddle, someone who has been a star his whole life, someone who has caught the dream, give this plan a chance. don't filibuster. let us have an up or down vote. and i

first up tonight a conversation with acclaimed actor, writer and director kenneth branagh. he has become synonymous with shakespeare thanks to numerous films he's acted in and directed but starting this week out with something zilededly different. the marvel comic film "thor." and a conversation with ice-t. the law and order star is out with a new member hoyer called "ice." film maker kenneth branagh and actor ice-t coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference. >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports "tavis smiley." with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic 'em mourment one conversation at a -- empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: pleased to welcome

kenneth kyle was stopped when he returned to the u.s. officials say that's when it was revealed. he molested a child in st. louis. >>> it was sunny and warmer today. a look at our high temperatures from this afternoon. all in the 60s. 65 in oakland. 69 in concord. 68 in san jose. temperatures warmer than yesterday. couple degrees to 9 degrees warmer. excuse me, 5 degrees warmer. 4 degrees in oakland. tomorrow we will see changes, radar tracking a storm to the forth. broken, as you can see. this cloud cover is edging towards the bay area but we will see showers. only in the early morning. noon partial clearing. temperatures cooler tomorrow. i will have details plus chain into saturday in a bit. >>> pain, concern and regret. san francisco giants fans are reacting to the home plate hit that led to buster posey broken ankle. we will look at the situation, including word from bruce bochy, later in sports. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates,

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kenneth foster, bioengineering department of the university of pennsylvania. thank you. >> nice to be with you. >> in 2010, a book came out. it was called "disconnect," and it was written by deborah davis. you said you went from three cell phones to no cell phones. why? >> i did not give up completely, but contrary to what mr. foster has told you, a number of health agencies have issued warnings about cell phones. i learned the british government had a review group cell phone that cell phones in 2000, and i was stunned, to learn that they recommended back then that teenagers be limited in their use of cell phones. >> when you look at the nih study and the slide showing increased brain glucose activity, what is your conclusion? >> i think it is a stunning piece of work and i agree with mr. foster. the exposures were quite low. that is why we need to be concerned. what i have done in my book is to show that dr volkow's study was not a breakthrough in terms of showing the effects on the brain, but it was one of the most elegant pieces of work ever done. the reaso

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not surprisingly, we are pleased to support kenneth frausto's application. he is a strong advocate for safer, healthier streets, especially for the seniors, the low income people, and the people of color who are most at risk on our streets. we strongly support kenneth as an excellent candidate for this committee and a conscientious and committed advocate for pedestrians in san francisco, which, after all, is all of us because we are all pedestrians. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. any other public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. thank you so much for applying. as i mentioned, this is a really important issue for our office, so it is great to have really engaged committee members. i know there is a meeting next wednesday. maybe we could move forward as a committee report so we could have you start next week. so impressed that i did not have any questions. i think it would be great to have a position on board who gets to interface with many of the victims and injuries in hospital. i think it is an import the perspective d

kenneth gibson reports. >>> twins emma and conner are very active 10-year-olds so their mom lets themsports drink after a tough practice or game. >> my daughter trains for gymnastics, she's there for 3 1/2 hours every evening. i let her have it after that and my son after games. >> sports and energy drinks are increasingly popular with children and teens. but a new report from the american academy of pediatrics says most kids who play recreational sports don't need sports drinks. >> sports drinks contain carbohydrates which can give you energy but they give you calories and can contribute to obesity, being overweight. >> the academy says energy drinks are even more harmful and have no place in a kid's diet. >> energy drinks contain stimulus like caffeine. some contain so much of them it's equivalent of drinking 14 cans of caffeinated soda. >> it can affect the development of a nervous system and cardiovascular system. the best way to keep young people hydrated? plain old water, before, during, and after practice. doctors say a sports drink may be okay if a child participates in repeat

kenneth foster, bioengineering department at the university of pennsylvania. thank you for being on "the communicators." >> guest: nice to be with you. >> host: in 2010 a book came outside, it was called "disconnect," and it was britain -- written by deborah davis. in your presentation about your book, you said you went from three cell phones to no cell phones. is that correct? and why? >> guest: no, i didn't go to none, i still have one, but i certainly gave up my three because i began to learn that contemporary to what mr. foster just told you, a number of health agencies have issued warnings about cell phones, some as long ago as ten years. the british government had a review grouped that that looked at cell phones in the year 2

let's talk about the letter from kenneth starr and from akhil amar.we wish to highlight beyond his obvious intellect and legal talents is his independence and openness to diverse viewpoints as well as his ability of all the facts and the law to their logical conclusion, whatever its political balance may be. professor amar and kenneth starr cite two examples to support their conclusion. when having to do with proposition eight with respect to that episode, they write goodwin knows the difference between what the law is and what he might wish it to be, and is fully capable and unafraid of discharging the duties to say what the law is. can you tell us about the events that led to kenneth starr, professor amar, what they were referring to? >> certainly. thank you for the generous remarks. so, as i understand it, the letter from president starr was referring to testimony that i gave before the state assembly and senate judiciary committee, california state committees your what had happened in california was that the california supreme court had issued a r

paulie, david, sarah, jacob bear arett, kenneth, angelo, monique washington, and melissa mcdermott. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is janine. i'm co-founder upof san francisco's solar install a. we all work full time for the company. we have grown from about four to five employees to 20 since go solar started. of that, six jobs are for my colleagues that came to us through work-force development. we hired our first workforce development person in august of 2008. we have hired a total of seven and one individual has left us. it a third of our workforce is go solar sf, young community developers and the san francisco conservation corps. i'm going to talk to supervisor wiener's specific issue and i also want to talk about the concept of the companies getting the money. the money goes to san francisc ans that put solar on their homes. we reduced the amount that the homeowner or the organization has to pay to put solar up. that means that we carry that incentive. this allows for low income people in san francisco to get access to solar, which has transformed who gets solar in san fr

kenneth starr's behavior was much more inappropriate than bill clinton's ever was. >> guest: obviously they felt very much about clinton the way they do about president obama and wanted to get rid of him and they would willing to do it that way they possibly could. from the time efforts were started to prosecute clinton, they were totally out of control. of a set earlier in the show i think people are going to be discussing this decades to come about the pros and cons of how bill clinton was treated. >> host: you are on quaid tour with this book unusual in "1 nation under sex: how the private lives of presidents, first ladies and their lovers changed the course of american history" is available in your book store or online bookseller is. why spend so much time talking about this? >> one of my main goals is to introduce history to the audience. if it takes something a little fallacious, it is great and this is a great primer for anyone to discuss the history because you're going to learn a lot more about sex lives and politics in foreign relations. >> host: we are -- you have a civil wa

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paulie, david, sarah, jacob bear arett, kenneth, angelo, monique washington, and melissa mcdermott. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is janine. i'm co-founder upof san francisco's solar install a. we all work full time for the company. we have grown from about four to five employees to 20 since go solar started. of that, six jobs are for my colleagues that came to us through work-force development. we hired our first workforce development person in august of 2008. we have hired a total of seven and one individual has left us. it a third of our workforce is go solar sf, young community developers and the san francisco conservation corps. i'm going to talk to supervisor wiener's specificsu

let's go to public defender kenneth. ken, tell us. you are in fresno. first of all, what is it like in fresno? [laughter] and tell us about this battle that you have been going through where, you know, it almost sounds like a horror movie where they are going after you with a buzz saw and at the same time, they have used contract attorneys to try to undercut the work that your office does. >> well, the problem in fresno, it is hot. trezz know is hot of course in the -- fresno is hot of course in summertime. it is hot all the time for me. i think the problem just mentioned right now is disparity in the funding theme as opposed to the ore parties involved in the criminal -- other parties involved in the criminal justice system. most of the funding agencies for us is almost 100% from the county. while the prosecution has the benefit of grants. in fact, i believe the district attorney might have at least half of their budget is provided by grants. that is not provided to the indigent defense providers. federal grants are almost all directed toward prosecuti

. >>> antioch police arrested two suspects in a string of thefts. 33-year-old kenneth hobbs was arrested yesterday along with rachael byrnes. >>> police have identified a man and a woman killed in separate shootings in oakland over the weekend. 22-year-old bianca august was sitting in this car on high street near carington street when police say a suspect fired several shots. someone drove august to highland hospital where she was pronounced dead. >>> 24-year-old timothy barnes was found shot to death on the sidewalk on 90th avenue near hillside street. four young men were seen running from the area around 11:00 p.m.. no arrests have been made in either case. >>> the shooting happened in the baby district about 12:30 this morning. the victim was sitting in car near third street when three men approached him. one showed a gun and demanded the laptop. when the victim struggled he was shot in the neck. the three men escaped, officers say the victim was hospitalized with life threatening injuries. >>> san jose police are searching for the owner of a horse they say they had to shoot and kill

trustees of the corporation for public broadcasting called me on the phone and said i just heard kenneth thomas and he was there in the chairman of the corporation for public broadcasting say i'm here to get rid of bill moyers that's that's not what pat harrison would we would do it i don't know or i just happen to have not sure a track record in playing she is doing a good job but but tom this is an old story in the ninety's early nine hundred seventy s. president nixon and his his his a propagandist pat buchanan tried to undermine public broadcasting try. to get me off the air tried to get robin make me feel off the air try to get sandy but okkar off the air not because we were liberals but because we were reporting what they didn't want reported the alternative to the official white house next only in view of reality robert though who was then senator from kansas and senate minority leader tried in the late one nine hundred eighty s. to defund public broadcasting going along comes newt gingrich the late newt gingrich in one thousand nine hundred eighty three and for trying to defund p

upon supporters including kenneth starr said he has a brilliant legal mine.uld be the only asian american serving on the circuit . website draft mayor ed lee.orgposted an open letter talking about the positive qualitis and leadership of the interim mayor. it is led by exsupervisors who have gathered enough signatures. >> people of san francisco want him to run and tell him we don't mind if you change your mind. this is not my agenda. mayor lee plan to return to his old job as city administrator that mays more than being mayor. if you look carefully in the clouds in the video. you can see the silhouette circling the airport in connecticut. poor weather forced the pilot to pull out of the first attempt to land and the plane landed safely on the second try. president obama praised the coast guard's record of answering the call of disaster. >> in you we see the razeness that makes our first responders and leading the evacuation of lower manhattan on 9/11 and first americans on the seen from the earthquake in haiti to the oil spill in the gulf. tomorrow he thanks

kenneth brubaker represents nursing home medical directors and agrees anti-psychotics are being usedo often. he says the problem is staff turnover and training. >> often times lack of training, lack of adequate work force, whatever else it might be we tend to short cut it by going to drugs. >> i wish i would have said "what are you giving him? how much are you giving him?" >> reporter: instead, burchard sued and settled, using some of the money to create a nursing scholarship in memory of her dad. armen keteyian, cbs news, new york. >> couric: turning to the u.s. economy now, it looks like gas prices may have peaked. the energy department reported today they rose just a penny in the past week to $3.975 gallon and home prices fell another 3% in the first quarter of this year. since the bubble burst five years ago, americans have seen the value of their homes fall nearly 30%. when we come back, a new study says autism may affect nearly three times as many children as we thought. . that's good. wow. this is really good. great flavor. it's really creamy, it's really tasty. ooh, wow! jami

kenneth foster who is at a new engineering professor at the university of pennsylvania who has done a lot of research on radiofrequency energy. dr. foster we have been talking with dr. volkow about cell phone studies conducted by her group with nih. what is your opinion of this study? >> guest: well, think it will be very hard to interpret. for one thing, the subjects received almost no exposure and the effect they reported was very small. and so, it will be very hard to understand what it means. >> host: does it matter what kind of phone they use in this study? >> guest: well, it does. this particular phone they use with the samsung handset and i can imagine a phone that is less able to produce exposure to somebody's brain. >> host: what you say that? >> guest: the antenna was located at the very bottom of the phone as far away from the brain as possible and the pattern of absorption in the head was pretty much limited to the cheek and the job. another problem was that the phone was receiving a message from somebody else and these kinds of phones under those conditions only transmit

tomorrow night, we'll be joined by the director of "thor," kenneth branagh.l school scrabble champions. every year, i play them. how old are these kids? like, 12. last year, i think i lost but i crushed them all the years before and tomorrow night i will crush them again and celebrate wildly so, please join us for that. do we have that replay ready. is that possible? we do? there you go. all right. like a buffalo has been put in a suit. all right. there you go. that's don, our warmup guy, everybody. this enthusiasm doesn't happen on its own. our first guest tonight is an exceptionally talented man with an academy award to prove it. if he wasn't already before, he is now a god. you can see him play odin, father of thor, in the new 3-d movie "thor." it opens in theaters friday. please say hello to anthony hopkins. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, thank you so much for coming back. we had a lot of fun when you were here the last time. at least i did. i hope you did. i had a lot of fun. i know you are next door at the premiere of "thor" last night. >> prem

kenneth was an avid artist and also enjoyed fishing and hunting. he is survived by his wife, four sons, one daughter, his mom, and husband, his dad, and wife, his three sisters, two brothers, and his extended family and friends. he is missed by all. sergeant marvin calhoun of elkhart, indiana, died on september 21, 2010 in afghanistan of injuries sussstaped when his blackhawk helicopter crashed during combat operations. marvin died alongside eight fellow soldiers who were also his brothers. marvin attended elkhart central high school where he played football and enlisted in the army in 2006. he was assigned to b company, fifth battalion, 101st combat aviation brigade, 101st airborne division out of fort campbell, kentucky. he was on his second tour of duty as a gunner on the blackhawk helicopter. his awards include the army commendation medal, army good conduct medal, in addition to many other commendations. marvin's english teacher told folks that he exhibited leadership qualities in the classroom and if any of his peers needed help he would jump

first, kenneth brown told kevin how he motivates actors to give their all. >> you see actors and they are are very sensitive in the right way. i wanted to see if he was up for that. he really ran with that. then, when chris yelled you're an old man and a fool with real viciousness that only a son could say to his father, you could see the leader of the universe, strong man, magnificent word euro who could have a go at thor have a layer of skin stripped away. hopkins appears to do nothing and everybody went like that. you do in the cinema. and you really hurt him so deeply plus he is so angry. and it took off in that way but it was on the page and then they went for it and then you just try to do what can you and it was a great moment. >> you are known for your serious roles and you played so many great roles throughout the years. do you feel like that serious vibe, do you wish you could get more roles like thor or do you feel it keeps you from getting offered more roles like thor. >> i don't live with those expectations. it always leads to resentment. it is something of a practiced ov

from "thor," kenneth branagh, also from "thor," thor himself, chris hemsworth.off, the new national school scrabble champions who i will face and conquer. and sir anthony hopkins. we'll also have music from calexico and k.d. lang and the siss boom bang. so please join us next week, too. our first guest tonight is a very beautiful and emmy-nominated actress. she is a former univison hostess, who's married to a former al bundy on the extremely exceptionally funny show "modern family." you can watch it wednesday nights at 9:00 here on abc. please say hello to sofia vergara. [ cheers and applause ] >> hola! hello, jimmy. >> jimmy: you really ran out here. was that to avoid us staring at you? >> i was running? no. >> jimmy: a little bit. can i ask you to please keep your eyes up here when we're talking? thank you. >> look at the handsome crowd you have. >> jimmy: thank you. [ applause ] >> okay, i keep the eyes over there, but you keep them away from here. >> jimmy: i'm going to aim for your scalp and then maybe i'll get to just right to your eyebrows would be good.