kevin: second down and four.hiefs were in overtime against the bills. solomon: we've seen moriake get open on several times. at what point do they recognize and see that he's the primary intended target for kassell on that play design? kevin: third and three. four in the secondary. kohl did not catch it. three and out for the chiefs. raiders get the ball. solomon: how does cameron winslow play coverage with his back to the quarterback. he never turns around. look at that, he sticks his nand there, makes the tabblingle, ball comes out. colt not able to secure the catch. kevin: a false start on the chiefs. referee: false start, number 53, the offense, five-yard penalty, still fourth down. kevin: williams, the veteran. solomon: todd hey lee's team normally very good, one of the least penalized in the national football league. 13 today of the chief's 14 on the raiders. kevin: that's a season high in the nfl. brooks. miller on the 36. he's wrestled down about the 37-yard line. they had mays right there. arenas. all ey

kevin nealon is with us here tonight. hello, kevin. what are the people telling you, kevin?g on a second. what's that, jimmy? >> jimmy: never mind. it's fine. are they saying anything about national unfriend day? >> they're all over it. there's a lot of people being unfriended today. i'm talking to jimmy. unfriended today, and it's -- i got a bill from connecticut unfriending tim for using too >> jimmy: very good. julie bowen is here with us today. [ applause ] are you a -- do you have a facebook page -- >> i do. i do have a facebook and i am doing some deep unfriending today. started with mark zuckerberg. unfriended him right away. i think someone needed to send that message. >> jimmy: excellent. >> and i unfriended and ex-boyfriend who kept posting pictures of himself in a cigar bar with women that were clearly rentals. >> jimmy: good. you're setting an example. >> i am. >> jimmy: and tell the people on the phone that, too. >> i will do so. >> jimmy: and fred willard is here answering phones. [ applause ] fred -- i hope i'm not -- this is a cause that's very special to you

of a new dragon's medal report china's resource monopoly in the world's growing resource addiction kevin care welcome to the kaiser report good to be here thank you all right can care rare earth metals have been all over the news lately thanks to china's bull brief ban on exports tell us what are rare earth metals well they're basically the seventeen elements you were told in high school didn't matter they're the ones at the bottom of the periodic table but you know more importantly they're in things we use every day and we don't even realize that a lot of the electronics that we buy in the new hybrid and green technologies the big windmills that you see when you're driving around the countryside are in the desert in california a lot of these things and it's used in defense items. that we rely on so these rare earth metals have been around for a long time and they're used in a lot of things we're seeing use more and more every day ok so on the periodic table that i studied in high school all that stuff at the bottom of it that had all kinds of really high numbers that nobody figured it w

our high school athlete of the weakest kevin hogan. >> kevin hogan is a football player renown for histball. >> he is an nfl quarterback. >> when asked to scout himself -- >> someone who wants to lead the team, wants to win a championship more than anything. >> you cannot teach the spirit >> he is committed to play and study at stanford -- you cannot teach this. >> he is committed to play and study at stanford. >> i will miss it a lot. hopefully, i can go on. >> congratulation to kevin hogan, our high school athlete of the week. the capitals are at home tonight. they are on a roll. they are selling courage caps with 100% of the proceeds going to the national guard and families. we always want to say thank you and give the money to help those that need it in the service, certainly the families. >> thank you for your service. certainly the families. >> thank you for your service. ♪golden morning family's smiling♪ ♪gonna be a special day anncr: for the perfect start to the perfect day, i always choose land o'lakes all-natural eggs. from hens fed a rich, whole-grain diet with no added anti

my friends are calling me commander k. >> commander k, not sir kevin.lity plain and couldn't be more relevant than what is going on in washington under whether it's democrats or republicans we've got corruption. you have jack abe braoff, fascinating character. what interested you in him? >> i've always been a bit of a political junkie. i remember the case in 2003 and '04 when it was in the headlines, with a distance. i was still living in england. what we tried to do with most make it an entertaining film that's actually far funnier than people suspect, but in the same way the way question approached "recount" the film about the bush/gore election, you think about, oh, a lobbyist, moved by the election. your people start to yawn before they go see it, but because the circumstances, because of the choices that people made, the outrageous behavior, excess, some of the stuff is inherently funny. it just is -- it's crazy what people did and got away with and i think in his case, he was for me a fascinating character to try to understand. try to understand w

randy moss is on the move, and kevin garnett said what?ou're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. a qantas super jumbo jet with 459 people on board made an emergency landing in singapore today after one of its four engines failed over western indonesia, showering down large chunks of metal. the airline says the plane landed safely, although it is suspending all flights of its six airbus a-380 jetliners for precautionary safety checks. >>> gas and molten lava are shooting out of indonesia's volatile volcano today in an explosion scientists say is three times more powerful than last week's blast. the eruptions have killed six people, bringing the death toll over the past nine days to 44. more than 75,000 people have been forced to flee their homes. >>> federal authorities in san francisco have made one of the largest ever marijuana busts, confiscating 20 tons of pot that was smuggled through an elaborate underground tunnel. a tunnel roug

. >> it was kevin -- kevin connolly. >> jimmy: kevin connolly? it was his room? >> it was his room.n in baltimore which i guess we didn't have the skinny as to where to go exactly. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. >> so we ended up having this party -- [ laughter ] it was horrible. >>> it was kevin calling the front desk, and he's having people come up to --. didn't he complain about our own party? >> no, that's not what happened. what happened is he had two separate rooms, and we were getting actual noise complaints. and so we just kept moving from one room to the other, like -- [ laughter ] >>> that's right. yeah, yeah. they would knock on the door and we --. >> i was like, "go, go, go!" >> jimmy: we'd go in the other room because it was connected by that closet in the middle of the --. >> it was like 507 and 509. and we was like -- >> jimmy: and we were all taken there and everyone was like -- and then kevin would be like, "what?" and he'd pretend he just woke up. like, "it's not this room. i don't know where the party's going from next door." and then they would go next door. [ laughter ]

hear to talk about that and the new movie is kevin spacey. kevin, talk about the usual suspects.her one of your great movies. i think we had forgot, the voters have a limited attention span like we all do, and after a couple of years, they forgot the sleaze balls that ran this capital city. abramoff. abramoff served 3 1/2 years in prison. bob nay, the congressman he bought, served a year and a half in prison, probably not enough. michael scanlon, believe it or not, because he copped a plea, is still waiting for his sentencing. what did you learn? i did a lot of work today going through the movie, the parts i saw, and looking through the record, it's all exactly the truth. there seems to be very little poetic license here. >> we didn't make anything up. and i think one of the reasons why people are responding to the film, comedically, is because it's so outrageous, some of the stuff, that it's just inherentl funny. you can't believe -- it's a little bit like when we did "recount" about the 2000 election, i don't think people were ready for the film being as funny as it was. >> the

paul pierce, ray allen, kevin garn ethics rules, rond oh, shakeel o'neil, that's the celtics starting five. even if the wizards do it, odds are slim. within three in second quarter, not for long. paul pierce miss, he is like a freight train. wizards fall by 31. 0 and 5 now on the road. >>> caps and sabres. when playing at home, sometimes get the members bounce like dave stek he will did. buffalo 3-2 in the third. pulled the goalie.

leaders agreed to ramp up funding for the new more on the door of the stories are to come with me kevin owen in fifteen minutes time will talk sport before that with a massive my disney for russian for all fans with two the top clubs facing off but so go wrong for the table toppers is not right now it's thirty years kevin yes isn't it can take the title if they beat petersburg but are winning so i guess the title race is still open with what the last just less than ten minutes to play over to you. hello welcome to the sports news and here are the top stories. not there yet is that it need to overcome taste to clinch the russian premier league title but they're losing three nil instead of petersburg. while the big dog beast gave his chelsea host followed while manchester city take on united on a crunch night in english premier league. fighting talk to russia's ice hockey coach and now it's big changes on the eve of the euro tour. and there's only one place to start as it's in petersburg could clinch the russian premier league title this evening victory against a scan at the stadium would

kevin harvick, at this point, 31 points behind hamlin.rs pit, that's harvick comes off of pit road first. nascar officials tell harvick's crew chief that he was speeding coming into the pit. they've got a penalty here. drops 98 points back. if that's not bad enough, harvick comes out, he hits one of kasey kahne's pit crew. that guy is on a stretcher. so things not going well for kevin harvick at this point. final lap, things are great for jimmie johnson. yes, sir. fifth straight sprint cup title. the winner is carl edwards, but johnson is spinning out because he gets his fifth straight championship. two shy of richard petty and dale earnhardt for the most all-time nascar cup series titles. >>> in the nfl, the battle we've all been waiting for, peyton manning against tom brady. patriots/colts. second quarter, new england up 7. that's brady to his rookie tight end, aaron hernandez. pats up 14-0. fourth quarter, ten-point game. peyton leading the comeback to blair white. four touchdown passes for peyton. colts within three. but on the other

kevin, they're down 35-0.st way to come off 14 days off, 15 days off and a bye week in front of everybody. >> they got as doc said this morning on radio, they got vicked in that first quarter and a half. it was one of the most dominant performances by a quarterback i think anybody has ever seen and you can put some of the blame on the redskins, but for my money, i think philadelphia was just flawless and i think they would have beaten every team in the league last night, maybe not 59-28, but they would have beaten them 40 to something. >> but, doc, this is a game of preparing and you know. when you have two weeks to prepare for somebody, that's a huge advantage, right? isn't it supposed to be a big time advantage when you've got a week off to prepare? >> well, dave, you know because you're a big fan of college football, we've had teams that have had 50 days off and have been trounced in the game for national championship. you could take the whole offseason off and not have been prepared to deal for what i saw

. >>> the celtics' kevin garnett may be the biggest trash talker in the league, but according to piston's charlie villanueva, garnett took it a step too far. garnett called him a cancer patient, which is nothing to joke about. villanueva suffers from a medical condition that results in hair loss. he tweeted, saying garnett called him a cancer to his team. garnett got tied up late in the fourth. after the dunk, they got tied up. both received technicals. paul pierce had 28. he became just the third celt to reach the 20,000 mark. 105-102. 78 points in the first half, that's more than some teams score in an entire game. magic remained perfect at home with a 128-86 win. >>> finally, to the victors go the spoils. the giants celebrated their world series win with a ticker tape parade. hundreds of thousands lined the streets of downtown san francisco.

i'll raise this question then go to kevin. some argue that the president is better off because they're now... there's somebody else he can blame. that when he had a democratic senate and a democratic congress he didn't have anybody else to blame. so now there is an opposition and now there will be a question as okay, the republicans control the house, what have they done? and what have they done about the economy? what have they done about issues that are of concern to the american people? >> that's a possibility. i mean, people argue that are looking at 1995, 1996 after the republicans took control of the congress and president clinton was very skillful in dick morris' words try i can't think lating and winning that argument that is certainly a possibility. i would they that is one possibility but there's another possibility, too. i remember in 1991 rand 1992 when the first president george herbert walker bush had started out after the gulf war with i think a 0% approval rating... 90% approval rating and his presidency was de

kevin madden and michael boxian. you can join the conversationit online.wi our twitter page is twitter.com/cspanwj. "washington post" this morning, the coalition challenges on g.o.p. earmarks. one of the issues that will come up this week and the next congress. phillip rucker writes, "g.o.p. senators are planning an internal vote on a moratorium posed by senator demint that would ban republicans from steering earmarks to pet. projects in their home state. they've become seen by lawmakerr as political liabilities. congressman boehner and president obama calling on the president to pan earmarks. mitch mcdonnell says "every politician would love to have a blank check to do what he would choose to do." it's definitely a new day for this debate in washington. we've seen it in the past but it's particularly -- particularly raw debate right now. it's very interesting for me to have observed, because when i first started working up on capitol hill, i worked -- i actually worked with someone who was an appropriaterator and a

kevin spacey, thank you so much.movie tonight. >> yeah. >> i'll be with you the movie "casino jack" opens up in select cities. i love that. only special people go photsay, let me finish tonight about the culture corruption near washington. i know a little bit about it. als it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can help lower my cholesterol... and live with yourself. right. mmm, i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. [in hindi] and it's like, girlfriend... if you're gonna go with sanjay, what's the problem? i'm okay with it. [in hindi] [crowd cheering] if you're really serious about entertainment... conan, you're on. [whispering] conan. every detail counts. [crowd cheering] tried to deep-fat-fry their turkey.

the athletic director, kevin answers at -- kevin anderson, said that ralf will be the coach. if the terps win their final two home games, they win the atlantic division title. in the meantime, the georgetown hoyas had an easy time beating coastal carolina in charleston classic. chris wright had doubles course there. the hoyas were raining 3s all afternoon. here is austin freeman. the demand be coastal carolina 80-61. -- the g-men beat coastal carolina 80-61. the terrapins go against fifth ranked pitt tonight at madison square garden. the redskins are a seven-point underdog on sunday. carlos is much more emphatic. the >> i know my body and i'm not going to put my body in jeopardy just to be out there. and then i cannot perform the where want to perform. that is not helping me individually or the team. >> carlos rogers says he is out. nobody in hockey has a better overall record and the counts are 10 and one at home. how sweet it is. look at this. to nikolas back from. fish in a barrel. david's deckle will be the guy here. -- david steckle, he will be the guy here. i want you t

didn't say my name. >> he said are you kevin. good for meet you mate.e room and we do this massive interview and that is the picture of russell crowe and the director. >> we'll have that interview and all of that, the review of that movie next week. >> and the full harrison ford interview will be online on myfoxdc. myfoxdc.com. >> you are my hero. we'll be right back. everybody has somebody to go heart healthy for. who's your somebody? titing campbell's healthy request can help. 25 delicious soups with low cholesterol, zero grams trans fat, and a healthy level of sodium. because heart healthy is good for your life... and the people in it. healthy request from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> good morning. i'm holly morris. i have the event for you as we are live at the convention center. they are gearing up for the metro cooking and entertainment show. 300 exhibits that has everything to do with consumption. we will tell you everything about coming out and taking part in the show and we are in the prep kitchen. this is where paula deen and

and that came from kevin cartwright fire chief this morning. we have picked up the highest wind on the storm center weathernet in laurel at johns hop kens university applied physical -- johns hopkins university applied physics lab. a mild start at 54. there's the line of storms that blew through this morning. we take it past the storm damage where it blew on the eastern shore. we have had a chance to dry out with a brief shower around the region this morning, mainly to the north side with clearing to the south. the wind advisory goes into effect at 9 a.m. so the wind will pick up again -- winds will pick up again today through the afternoon through four and anne arundel county through queen ann's and northbound. so if you are near route 50, to easton or north to the pa line through pennsylvania, that's where we have the possibility of wind reaching 40 miles per hour today. there may be more tree limbs that come down. midday high temperature of 61. and then we will cool off with the strong gusty winds as we do clear out this afternoon back into

we'll find out what harrison ford told kevin about his new movie.reat guests, doesn't he? >> i'm glad he shares it with us. >>> another twist in the gilbert arenas fake injury saga. gilbert now changing his story. >>> and here is our facebook fan of the day. if you would like to be moment's fan of the day, fine us by s&ping for fox 5 morning news and post a comment under lolita's picture and stay with us. we'll be right back. >> i like to think of the duct system as the lungs of the house. the drawing in and expulsion of air. i take out all the dust and dirt that accumulates there, helping the house to breathe. now i mean i wouldn't say i'm a doctor. but i wouldn't say i'm not a doctor either. suction. ♪ call 1-800-steemer ♪ ananiges mamot mayosm >>> first, it was skins coach mike shanahan changing his story about benching donovan mcnabb. now, gilbert arenas is take a turn telling sports illustrated the fake knee scenario was not to help nick young get minutes after all but gilbert was afraid of getting booed. as for the action on the court, john wa

. >> kevin, what kind of obstacles did you face with your company? >> starting out i would have to say capital was a big issue. i will echo what miss johns stated. there is a patriot express loan for veterans which i took full advantage of. it gave me the seed money i needed to start my business. it really prepared me to the next level. the other obstacle one may have when starting a business is just setting your strategy. i think that goes back to you have to have a sounding board and i would like to say that these small business development centers that miss johns talked about, they are here, there are local ptacks for veterans. my s.p.a. office here in washington, d.c., has been very instrumental in setting me up in a position to secure contracts with the federal government. >> it sounds, kevin, that you've taken advantage of a lot of the things we were talking about. do you feel like in some ways, maybe you had an advantage then, that you were a veteran starting a small business, versus somebody else? >> i would just say that we all have our adva

good evening to you kevin whether processors are here and they're gathered demanding a couple of things first of all they want better protections for journalists and also they want a they're demanding a speedy and thorough investigation into the savage beating of journalists caution now you mentioned he was savagely beaten outside of his apartment just steps away actually from his apartment building early saturday morning and witnesses say that two men were standing nearby apparently waiting for him and one man was holding up ok of flowers that can still the hype that was later used to beat the journalist for more than a minute he says a severe head injuries and broken bones including a leg and his upper and lower jaw but straight russia has proved that it was so strange one of the police say the investigation progressing. well though the top investigators have been put on this case and they have extensive experience in dealing with high profile cases so far forty people have been interviewed but there's been has not been a list of suspects given just let. things bring some sort of date

a grand jury charged kevin ricks with sexually abusing a foreign exchange student. he recorded their sexual encounter. he is serving a one-year sentence for molesting a 16 year-old at a high school. he faces other charges in virginia and north carolina. >>> the second suspect in the murder of a d.c. school principal is expected to plead guilty tomorrow. cherise lancaster will plead guilty two counts. last week, another man pleaded guilty to first-degree murder. betts was killed in april inside his home. two other suspects are awaiting trial. >>> jurors failed to reach a unanimous decision on the guilt or innocence of ingmar guandique today. defense attorneys saw to introduce 2002 grand jury testimony were levy's lover takes the fifth to avoid incriminating himself. the judges denied that request. deliberations resume tomorrow morning. 87 it will alert you on tv and online -- abc 7 will alert you when the verdict is reached on tv and on online. >>> the nation's largest banks will face to stress test. the federal reserve says the nation's 19 largest financial institut

i'm sure kevin will be mad at me for starting with issue num inomy of course. so is there any hope? hen o for two s to1 o&tand hinh issue? >> yeah, i think they're going have lesti enou of boehner and the house are actually more aligned with the white house than you both are up for re-election in two years and nee you know, the election results were not really a mandate other than to say, we want you to get somethini apn pars i think they will be able to g some things donvio goio be they're also that the american people do not want to be used as political pawns. they really want to see results. ve so utora want to see results. being the party of opposition. so why should they change th >> well, because i think karen is right. i think that the republicans recognize >> you arecf1 >> yet's e even on a sung. >> mark that. >> we do recognize that it was not a mandate and that what we've got on election day was the job offer, and whether or not we keep the job is up to us. so there has to be a laser-likeo i think whether or not we get anything done going to be he's shown when heirst into

so it was three weeks ago, kevin, that the transportation security administration again has enhancedorts including full body scans that are very revealing and new patdowns that are very thorough. so, is this big brother run amuck or is this a necessary response to a terror threat? >> i have my personal experience of having gone through the screening and i have flown twice in the last two weeks and i haven't seen that much that i would find very objectionable and then i look at how the public views the new cycle around this issue. you see a lot of experts after the abdulmutallab issue and they say we should have gotten smarter. about how we go through screening our passengers. i think the public views that we have gotten dumber and less tuse innt and more ob tuesday how we do that. we have a current system that equates the 80-year-old grand mother from omaha with a round trim ticket with a foreign national bo guy who buys a oney ticket with cash. instead of having a very efficient system we have an inefficient system and that is despite all of the money and technology that we have. >>

. >> back in february, film director kevin smith was denied a seat on a southwest airlines flight because airline said he was too big for one seat. today, two chicago brothers suffered through a similar situation. lourdes duarte spoke with them and has the story. >> reporter: this was supposed to be their first time flying, two brothers flying to minnesota to visit their aunt and one is told he's too big to fit in his seat and needed to buy a second ticket. they said they were fine with that but the airline made things so difficult they had to miss their flight. 18-year-old timothy white and his brother will back in chicago playing on their laptop their aunt bought them in minnesota. a trip that started all wrong. >> i was mad and angry. >> reporter: here's why. minutes before their southwest flight to minnesota was supposed to take off on thanksgiving night, timothy is pulled out of line and told -- >> i'm going to have to buy another ticket. too big to fit in one seat, and that's before i even got on the plane. >> reporter: his weight was the issue. he needed a second seat. with no cash

that's kevin williams. not kevin willaims. appears the team seamstress may be the next to go in minnesota. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> it happens. >>> courtney love returns to twitter but fails to return some jewelry. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, giving thanks in our nation's capital. for much more than just turkey. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday. a pretty significant almost unbelievable storm system for this time of year moving through the west. high temperature in seattle with sunshine, 25 degrees. temperatures warmer in fairbanks, also than seattle today. the mountainous area difficult travel. can't emphasize that enough with delivered conditions in many spots and idaho's very rough. tomorrow's the getaway day. the system begins to head out. still left over in utah in the morning. traveling in the west for the most part on getaway wednesday, a little rain late in the day in the pick northwest. so overa

but with the challenges of the small business community, i know kevin wesley and other advocates know we have to deal with this quickly. again, as i said, i'm happy to talk to you, potentially after this meeting, about next steps. supervisor campos: thank you for wanting to serve san francisco and everything you have done. thank you. motion passes to move item four as a committee report and table item three. can you please call items 5 through 13? >> item 5, motion approving the mayor's reappointment of claudine cheng. item six, motion rejecting the reappointment of clotting cheng to the treasure island about authority board of directors. item seven, motion approving the appointment of john elberling to the treasure island development authority board of directors. item eight, motion rejecting the reappointment of john elberling to the treasure island development board of directors. item nine, motion approving the appointment of linder richardson to the treasure island development authority board of directors. item 10, motion rejecting the mayor's appointment of linder richardson to th

i think, echoing kevin's comment. i really give credit to the chairs of president obama's fiscal commission. i think outlined an effort in balancing the budget, that is at least roughly consistent with the historical background of what a successful fiscal consolidation looks like. looking over the long-term, your biggest driver of deficits and debt is entitlement. social security, medicare and medicaid. y'all talk about medicaid and social security or medicare i'm hardly an expert on, and certainly we have heard from some already today, and obvisly there is more at aei. one idea, a simple illustrative approach that kevin and i have looked at essentially introducing a deductible to medicare. sangha seniors above some given income level would pay the first x dollars of the health care teacher, and then medicare would kick in to cover the rest. something like that would reduce medicare costs directly in terms of simply introducing an extra source of revenue from individuals into the system. it might have a more important

ben: but i already told kevin o'doyle i got a new bike.o my promotion. [♪] so here's to michael newman. the greatest partner i could ever dream of. all: hear, hear! thank you. thank you, guys. my family thanks you. i'm gonna do the best i can, and i won't let you down. i-- i promise. all: yeah! [glasses clinking] congratulations, mr. newman. congratulations. this is great. thank you. how's it feel, killer? feels incredible, sir. well, you earned it. i'm telling you. not just 'cause of that watsuhita project either, but for helping me pick up the slack, now that i'm spending time with my special lady. hey, dinkie. [giggling] are you kidding me? you guys have been dating a couple months now? that's pretty huge for this one. [both laugh] no. no, the first few months were easy. mm-hm. it was the one-year hump that was the tough part. ammer: her inappropriate weekend with my brother in cabo... well, that was a potential speed bump. but... well, dr. bergman helped us work through it, didn't he, honey? mm-hm. hey, how's he doing for you and donna

kevin kitchener. >> good afternoonings commissioners. since the 1980's with the health services agent is, it has been an informal process and you have the imperfect proposals with the health department or the fairly other hearings with you guys and i think it's time we provide a document that gives us the stability in the marketplace and that is why some of the criticisms about us to hold things up or make things inefficient, they seem so laughable and when you have to consider the source when you hear those. and quite honestly, that this provides that visibility in the marketplace and those corporate and provide the services in the marketplace so we can provide further access and create equity within health care. so urge you to approve this legislation. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am here to support the legislation and recognize the straf and that supervisor campos and staff have done. and to make remarks from a land perspective and what we're talking about with health care providers worried about to be more responsiv