kevin blanco.directive to come out. >> i'm refusing. >> anytime inmates refuse to peacefully exit their cells entrance, officers must move forward with standard extraction protocol. >> what's going on, blanco? >> man, come on. y'all can go. >> no, i'm not coming out. y'all want a reason to [ bleep ]. >> branch on the 19 yard. 1510, blanco's refusing to come out. gave him his first directive. time now is 4:50. >> blanco is taking his -- basically he's taking his rec pen hostage and he's refusing to come out. this happens they'll take their food for hostage. they'll take a shower hostage. if it will get the attention they want they will take it hostage. we start by getting the rest of the inmates out of the yard. >> that's it. that's it. >> once we got them out of yard bring them back in, bring my team in and give them the last and final directive. if he refuses to be cuffed, we'll extract him using whatever is necessary. >> we'll have do an extraction in the big yard. >> as c.e.r.t. is told to get r

people all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i can go to you first because of your open letter here i took a look at some of the button laws and by laws of the f.c.c. and they basically their job is to make sure how the airwaves are used and they have to ensure that they're used by people of quote good character who serve the public interest and speak with candor so does murdoch's television empire at least have any place in the united states today in light of what we've heard coming out of the u.k. . while we're here you know the u.k. and also here are some tidbits united states of phone hacking but the u.k. would make murdoch and his news corp violator of the foreign corrupt practices act which has criminal and civil penalties. basically doesn't allow u.s. corporations to bribe foreign officials if murdoch is bribing foreign officials as he's been the case they're talking about one hundred hundred thousand pounds or one hundred thousand dollars worth of bribes to the london police if that happened while the law and the f.c.

crossed out the implications of the phone hacking scandal i'm joined by kevin zeese in baltimore he's a spokesperson and lawyer for the government accountability group protect our elections and author of an open letter to the f.b.i. and s.c.c. urging them to investigate murdoch's news corporation in the us in washington we have dave south danae he is communications director for free press and in london we cross a toby young he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen cross talk rules and in fact i mean you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i can go to you first because of your open letter here i took a look at some of the what was in bylaws of the f.c.c. and they basically their job is to make sure how the airwaves are used and they have to ensure that they're used by people of quote good character who serve the public interest and speak with candor so as murdoch's television empire at least have any place in the united states today in light of what we've heard coming out of the u.k. . but we're here you know the u.k. and also we're

ok tobi i'd like to go to you in london what do you think about what kevin had to say because we all know on this panel that these kind of practice is have been going on for a long time ok why the moral play now. well i think i. ask kevin to define what he means by bribe a little more carefully because that sounds slightly as though he's overstating it what some of rupert murdoch's british newspapers have been accused of doing is paying the police the story for stories giving them tips in return for tip offs and i think that is absolutely in demick within any tabloid newspaper culture in virtually any country in the world it's not a case i don't think anyone at this stage has accused news international the british subsidiary news corp of actually bribing police officers to drop charges against them or anything like that it's simply paying for information tipoffs ok that is that is that can still fall foul of the corrupt practices act came and you want to jump in there before we go today i think. yeah i think that i would i think that still would fall of the problems of the federal fo

i just wanted to take issue with the optimistic note kevin struck imagining. this the fallout from the scandal would ultimately be good for democracy my worry is that if the fallout from this scandal is greater regulation of the press and much more rigorous enforcement of the existing laws as they affect the press is the you'll end up with a very regulated print media which will then be unable to compete with the completely unregulated internet media. i'm not sure that if people become less reliant on the print media even on television news and more reliance on what they can in from the internet that that would be good for the market can you want to reply to that that's an interesting point well of course where we're actually seeing much less reliance on the print media the court the corporate media and the corporate television news people just don't trust any longer i'm sure it's true you mentioned bridges have been a tragedy here dramatic drop some confidence dramatic drops in viewership or readership will receive the same time is an increase in more democra

hello this is our team from moscow it's kevin owen here it's now a half past ten pm moscow time tonight one main story dominating the coverage norway suffers double terror attacks several buildings including the prime minister said courses have been hit by a bomb blast in the sense of also seven people are said to have been killed and several injured two of them critically unconfirmed reports say the terror group the helpers of the global jihad has claimed responsibility in response to the country's involvement in afghanistan meanwhile in a separate attack just a few hours later four people have reportedly been shot dead at a youth rally outside the capital. one other piece of news for you leaders agreeing on a second multi-million dollar bailout for greece sparked fears over the union delving deeper into debt a deal clinched at the summit in brussels prompted a major u.s. credit agency to say it will downgrade the greek debt to default status. of course on that story from also very shortly again here on r.t. as we get the details and now more two on the phone hacking scandal that's hit

kevin blanco. >> he's one of those inmates that can be unpredictable. you really don't know how he's going to behave from one day to the next. >> our first encounter with kevin blanco was through our associate producer. she had gone up to talk to him and was met with a barrage of verbal assaults. >> on the floor [ bleep ]. [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> after a while kevin agreed to do an interview, and i was actually very impressed. i was impressed with how he carried himself. he was honest and forthright about the problems he had created in his life. >> i mean, i don't look at prison as being prison, even though it is prison and i'm in a negative environment. i look at it as being my college. this is the time i have to study and build myself up and better myself. it's what you make it. >> but blanco serving times for crimes including attempted murder was housed in the prison's highest security unit for a variety of serious offenses, including assaults on staff. >> okay. >> talk to me about what you've done, how you've acted out. >> throwing urine on them an

we'll be right back with kevin connolly!ur cool. so who will be the last man standing? cubby, add the wolverines! [ growling ] new everest from degree has a fresh scent and twice the sweat-blocking power. still looks cool and dry! new everest from degree. it's nice 'n easy colorblend foam! permanent color with tones and highlights. now in a delightful foam. just three shakes, foam it, love it! it's foamtastic! new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. your right color. try ky brand intense. just a few drops of this unique, scientifically proven formula increase a woman's sensitivity making her big moment feel even bigger. learn more at intenseeffect.com. [ child's voice ] can i have some? [ child's voice ] you guys should rock, paper, scissors for it. one-two-three-shoot. one-two-three-shoot. i win! oh, man. [ muffled ] congratulations. [ male announcer ] get your own subway® bbq pulled pork sub. slow-cooked pork with bold barbecue sauce. before you say anything, it was 1995. [ kenny ] it was '93. kenny, 1995 was the year the song c

kevin blanco i need you. blanco.he issue. >> they want to see they're playing their little damn game to keep me in the damn cell. i'll give them a reason to keep me up in there if that's what they want to do. y'all thought i was playing when i told you that you wanted a reason to keep me in the cell, here's your reason. >> you're refusing to come out? >> i'm refusing to come out. >> kevin blanco i'm giving you directions to come out. >> i'm refusing. >> any time inmates refuse to pea peacefully come out of their cells, officers come out with protocol. >> you've got a reason right now. >> kevin blanco's refusing to come out. >> time now the 4:50. >> blanco is taking basically his rec pen hostage. he's refusing to come out. that'll take a shower hostage. if it will get them the attention they want, they'll take it hostage. we should be finished getting the rest of the inmates out of the yard. >> that's it. >> once we got them out of the yard, we're going to come back in. i'll bring my team in. i'll give him the third a

it is tying into 2012. >> kevin, the china scare tactics there. walking here. business partner of the united states. >> if you go and you look at it. many of these persuading voters. i was shocked. in pennsylvania, they all agree on china. >> you see them in primary campaigns. >> both sides. >> quickly, shameless plugs. >> colin hill. the head of the republican party. >> rush will have something to say. >> breaks in the washington why p companies are not hiring. the unemployment and job creation. a great story. >> money not hiring. >> the rnc's web site has a new ad out. they are argue against barack obama. >> look at you. >> kevin and karen and perry, thank you for this edition on the rundown. we will see you tomorrow. coming up next is chris jansing and company. don't miss andrea mitchell reports. then follow congress. an unbelievable day here at nbc. see you tomorrow. host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. m

sanjay gupta has his remarkable story in today's "the human factor ". >> reporter: kevin's sculpturesn be found all over the world. for the past seven years, he hasn't been able to sculpt i. was teasing him, you think that looks better from the ground up and then i took a look at him and i could tell there was something seriously wrong. >> reporter: what kevin's wife diane didn't know is that he previously healthy husband had a blood clot, which had traveled to his brain and caused a massive stroke. >> he was on life support for 13 days, and then from there in rehab hospitals for seven weeks. >> reporter: when kevin finally came home, he had lost his memory, his ability to speak and most of his movement, but when he was taken back up into his studio, something inside him lit up. >> he stood here, walked over and touched some of his machinery and for the first time since his stroke there was life in his eyes. >> reporter: kevin continued his rehabilitation and over time learned to walk on his own. bits of his memory came back and he can now speak more than 100 different words. all of t

i want to thank kevin nealon,

proposing to virginia be fluke without asking for his native poland rand paul is our hero this week kevin zeese joins jake dilbert o. and myself about what he hopes to accomplish with the open letter that we all decided for our dear leader to stop being such a dick to the rest of the world a more serious note casey anthony was found not guilty today if you only found out after watching countless hours of c.n.n. and sorry you'll never get that way support of your life back maybe you should have been watching adam versus the man. yesterday was the two hundred thirty fifth anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence brave men signed that document in defiance of the king and genuinely risked their lives in the mere act of signing that declaration and the ensuing revolution may represent the greatest leap forward for human liberty in our short history how sad is it then that the space the founders carved out for the ideals of liberty has now sunk to be the embodiment of the worst of humanity's desires to dominate others because we live in a paranoid police state was too much

. >> seeing children that wouldn't smile for the camera broke kevin's heart. while the revolution communism, it didn't erase the poverty and its pain. this led to one simple goal, give children something to smile about. >> fundamental mission was as simple as that. the mission known as smiles foundation continues to expand. today a social worker delivers food. this woman abandoned by her husband. 87 families live in this building. a long waiting list waiting for something to open up. adriana's apartment used to be the building's laundry room. her 7-year-old son has nightmares about losing his mom. counselors have been able to make him smile. >> i have been working with families, i testified people not smiling turning to people that are smiling. >> joining us right here in the studio is kevin hoy, which works to bring smiles to the most disadvantaged people in romania, thank you for being here. >> it is a privilege, here. >> we have seen the pope calling for solidarity, why is it difficult to get gypsies to coexist with different populations? >> because of the

i'm kevin and let me take you through the other main news of the day now in a major u.s. credit agency says it will downgrade the greek debt to default status as a result of the second bailout for the country the plan agreed by your leaders includes both government and private loans totaling about one hundred fifty billion euro the moves to the single currency for now the critics say what troubles lie ahead president sarkozy has been saying in brussels you know greece is a special case it's received this special support from the europeans and other countries won't receive that but of course it's do we believe that i'm not sure that we do because it's inconceivable that the europeans wouldn't step in very and it's also i think inconceivable that even the resources now available to the financial stability fund the sort of nascent european monetary fund i think they wouldn't really be sufficient in the end if it was a sort of battle between the bond markets and the italian government so those sort of without wanting to paint nightmare scenario yes i don't think you know we'r

kevin, start wi y and we'll go to sally. >> i think roger is still new to the game. this is his first labor fight. i think that right now if i were to choose a winner and a loser, if i were... if we were in veg i'd be putting my money the players winning. they've won a number of significant.... >> hunt: in the n.f.l. >> in the n.f.l. they've won a significant number of court cases early on in this. i think it's the owners now whose backs are to the wall because they realize there is a very real danger that they could lose their $200 million dollar a week pre-season games. i mean, that's how much pre-season is worth. >> hunt: not to mention their television contracts they could lose. >> exactly. >> hunt: sally, you want to pick up on stern and good kel? >> i think they're both terrific commissioners. roger goodell has done a lot to reinforce discipline issues? the league. david stern has been a terrific stew steward of the sport. they've both presided over growth and huge popularity. they are really doing the bidding of their owners. they're not the rl culprits here i

nb's kevin tibbles with us from michigan avenue in chicago tonight. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: brian, tonight, 42 states are dealing with 90-degree plus temperatures, temperatures that have already been blamed for at least seven deaths and the thermometer keeps going up. today, h-e-a-t is a four-letter word, especially for those working in it. >> it's terrible. i can't believe it. >> reporter: much of the nation has been turned into a convection oven, basting at the beach, cooling off in the water. just remember to keep everyone hydrated and that includes fido. there are heat advisories and warnings in 18 states, from texas to michigan. this month, heat records have been tied or broken a thousand times. >> i'm meteorologist eric fischer in minneapolis where the heat index, combination of the temperature and humidity reached 115 degrees. central and southern parts of the state remain under an excessive heat warning through wednesday. >> reporter: violent summer storms blamed for two drownings after a sailboat capsized in the annual chicago to ma

thanks kevin hello you watching the business update on art scene in the form boss of b.p. is considering a bid for two major russian oil firms media reports quote people close to toady hayward saying he's interested in both rule sniffed and bashing after a correspondent in the course of a looks at how likely such a deal could be. tony hayward the rothschild have been looking to invest our cash ever since our company's float on the london stock exchange last month they raised over two billion dollars which could partly form the acquisition of russian oil producers and they have every snapped worth around twelve billion dollars this takes a question of what people from russians want to live in where you have to send those holding company a if case is the emma none of the companies being talked about have made an official statement but analysts we've spoken to believe that such a deal could be possible if k. has repeatedly said that it has no interest in selling outsold and routes that but as of the say the price being talked about is good enough to make a if they take it ser

you just heard it from kevin again. that's their approach to this problem.nding the medicare guarantee and are willing to have a balanced approach, in terms of the framework, not every detail. that has got to be the way we go forward. it's very disappointing that we may lose this opportunity to do something significant on deficit reduction because of this priority of protecting special interest tax breaks. >> if you have to, will you go to the medium deal, as they say, the biden talks? if you do, if you can find $2 trillion in tax cuts, will you pass that without anything on the revenue side in order to meet that august 2nd deadline? do you have to have something on the revenue side? >> we made it clear as part of the biden discussions that you have to have a balanced approach to this. >> there has to be revenue. >> and that means -- well, we don't think the oil and gas companies should be getting big subsidies while we're making deep cuts in parts of the budget. the republican budget says end the medicare guarantee and their budget would provide a 30% tax b

by kevin was -- debose kevin kunkel dittman, mcginn fox and brian austin green lynn scarlett johansson, and then right behind me was bruce willis. was crazy. i had to go to the borat or manly netflix reva netflix and i run right into brad pitt and angelina jolie. you guys really are good looking. [laughter] it was a wild experience. i see myself as just a guy from boston. i'm always kind of just wandering around the corner of these things and was just a wild experience. >> tell yourself how involved you are in the production and in the actual creative process behind the film. obviously there in the sorkin -- >> when you get a guy like sorkin -- >> i had in writers i've talked with over the years were writers that i know that have had books made into films. there is one school of thought that's mine and mine alone. there's john grisham like the famous for saying once it goes i could care less. it's not mine anymore. tell about your creative involvement in how your creative involvement will be an "sex on the moon." >> for me i mostly involved in when the screenplay is written. erin came

the crossed out the implications of the phone hacking scandal i'm joined by kevin zeese in baltimore he's a spokesperson and lawyer for the government accountability group protect our elections and author of an open letter to the f.b.i. and s.c.c. urging them to investigate murdoch's news corporation in the us in washington we have dave south danae he is communications director for free press and in london we cross a toby young he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen cross talk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want .

very, very raunchy. >> kevin, thank you. back to you guys. >> raunchy the world of the day. >> i think we're going to have a raunchy forecast with all this. >> that's a great way to put it. we've got a lot to talk about and might be a good day to go to the movies and late tonight with rain on the horizon, or the potential of it. the look at the beach forecast, let's go to the maps and let me mention. i know at lot of people going down to the beach. we can just hang out together -- there we go. finally. yes. the beach forecast. let me mention that later today and tonight, there'll be a period of heavy rain that will get to the lower eastern shore and you too with under the flash flood watch. be ready for that. by tomorrow morning the rain will be hanging tough but i think tomorrow afternoon the sunshine should break out and sunday looks beautiful. ocean city and bethany beach. rain later this afternoon into tomorrow morning and then improvement by sunday with highs by sunday in rehoboth about 86. 74 degrees in the water tempe

jennifer aniston takes on a new job. >> kevin spacey's definitely got a knack for playing bad guys. >> i had no idea that you called your grandmother gamgam. >> this time it's for laughs in "horrible bosses". >> when you're playing a character you would label as a bad character or villain, in a more serious film, it has a different feeling than in a film like -- >> spacy stars along with colin ferrell and jennifer aniston. as psycho bosses, their employees want gone. >> why don't you kill each other's bosses. >> that's actually a good idea. >> that's an idea -- >> are we even sure this guy's home. >> easier said than done. >> it's a premise everyone can identify with. >> aniston's role with a sex obsessed dentist gave her some new territory to explore. >> i learned i can definitely say a lot of things that i never thought i'd say on camera. >> reporter: the adult humor definitely spiced things up on the set. >> it's difficult when you're shooting not to spend about 70% of your time blowing takes because you're laughing so hard. >> reporter: aniston was especially taken by the would-be

welcome this is r t it's eleven pm monday night here in moscow is kevin zero in with you this hour with our top story the former news of the world reporter who was the paper's first ex employee to say the senior executives encouraged phone hacking has been found dead at his home police say there don't appear to be any suspicious circumstances shawn hole was quoted by the new york times as saying that illicit phone tapping was widely used as a means of finding stories and then editor andy colson calls the most recently served as david cameron's media adviser and has denied the claims it comes as pressure grows around the prime minister after the ex top cop who resigned in the wake of the scandal took a swipe at the ruthless shoes in the form of news of the world executives there's a media advisor it's a complicated story it's artie's lauren. the feeling on the ground here in. this is an unfolding scandal not one which is drawing to an end every day there are more allegations more arrests resignations and just missiles that we've seen the country's two top police officers resign in the la

maybe kevin can call. >> jimmy: really? you wanted kevin to make some calls?u're like, no, actually, no. >> jimmy: too late at a certain point. even kevin could not solve this crisis. >> but you know, my cast member was, mary mcdonald was nominated, so, we were very happy for her. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> so that made it all okay. >> jimmy: did it really? >> yes, it really did. [ applause ] >> jimmy: more or less, right? i mean takes a little bit of the sting. maybe it adds sting. i don't know. >> it took the sting out. absolutely. >> jimmy: why is the show ending? why is this the last season of the show? >> um -- i just really felt like it would be great to go out on top, you know? >> jimmy: i see. >> i just thought it would a really great thing. it's been a long time. it's been seven years. you know i don't want people to get bored and startrtating us. you stay around too long and you start smelling. >> jimmy: : u have to start, like, adopting a cute kid on the show or something like that to keep it fresh. >> exactly. >> jimmy: and is something terrible to g

. >> reporter: that is where doctor kevin mack was killed earlier today. the police told me late this afternoon that the witnesses say that he was going east on oak here and ran that stop light, causing the accident. >> reporter: as 6:20 this morning the shuttle bus was taking 15 people to sf general hospital when it crashed into a big rig car areaior at oak. 52-year-old psychiatrist kevin mack was ejected through a window and died at the scene. >> here is kevin. this is our white coat ceremony where we welcome our first-year students. >> reporter: the school of medicine is in shock. mack is described as an expeter in bipolar and psychotic behavior. >> he, of course, took care of patients at san francisco general and psyche emergency services, he worked with and supervised psychiatry. residents in training. >> he was a wonderful psychiatrist, a wonderful educator and mentor to our students. and this is a tragedy and loss for us. >> reporter: the crash happened in a controversial area. >> to put it in the system so many blocks back on oak. >> reporter: we m

nbc's kevin tibbles is there with them. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: hey, kate. well the duke and duchess, the future king and queen of canada, will soon retire for the evening at the residence of the lieutenant governor here. after all it's been a very busy day, one in which prince william even tried his hand at a new language. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the royal couple stopped in historic quebec city, one of the oldest cities in north america and home to much of canada's french-speaking heritage. in a nod to the crowds, prince william thanked them for their patience with his french accent. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: no language difficulty, though, when it came to the crowds' adoration for kate middleton, prompting a completely unexpected walk-about by the couple. the duke and duchess did not seem to notice about 100 protesters gathered about a block away where there was one arrest. earlier in the day, they visited a local youth center to take part in a magic show. this evening, william and kate are in canada's smallest province, prince edward i

we have it all covered tonight beginning with kevin tibbles on michigan avenue. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: brian, it is hot, it is oppressive, and it is dangerous. already numerous deaths are being blamed on the heat as millions try to cope in this pressure cooker. tens of millions of americans are tonight trapped in a withering combination of heat and humidity. it is even 95 degrees in bismarck, north dakota, a place usually associated with snow. >> really, really hot. >> very, very, very hot. >> reporter: in chicago, kids found a different way to cool off. this oppressive dome of heat is as dangerous as it is uncomfortable and is already being blamed for more than 20 deaths. >> extreme. it's like hell on earth. >> it's a lot better than a blizzard but it's still not good. >> reporter: on chicago's west side, student tyron is selling ice cold water for a buck apiece. >> i sell water, they stay cool. >> reporter: memories of the 1995 check heatwave in which some 750 people died have emergency rooms here at the ready. >> we've been much more aggressive in p

. >> dicky: kevin nealon. >> om. >> dicky: dave salmoni. >> jimmy: oh, my god! >> dicky: and music from parachute. >> jimmy: you know talk show hosts love to have animals on >> jimmy: you know talk show hosts l[ male announcer ]s on nature is unique... ...authentic... ...pure... and also delicious. ♪ like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. because natural is not only good, it also tastes good.

kevin kyle/jefe de policia de sta clara 16:55:00 there is less people enforcing the laws against themthey are going to be able to operate more efficiently .. el jefe de policia de santa clara, cuya agencia depende de la ayuda del bur estatal, dijo que los recortes le permitir a los narcotraficantes operar con mayor eficiencia.. el bur advierte que las policias locales se vern abrumadas por el poderio de los carteles.. cu - peluffo el estado no tiene presupuestado el sueldo de los 200 agentes, pero an no les

follow it's eleven pm here in moscow my name's kevin you're watching our top story the first funerals have been held in russia's republic of tatarstan as the country mourns the victims of its worst boating accident in decades rescuers are continuing their search for bodies including those of dozens of children who gathered in a playroom just moments before the heavily overloaded ship sank over ninety people have now been confirmed dead correspondent as the latest. operations continue here from the volga bank south. with divers another team. is going out to try and recover more bodies from the sunken river pleasure cruise or the ball garia meanwhile in itself today is a day of mourning huge crowds fountains of people gathered on the pier next to the river boat station in khazan to show their respects to those that died in the sinking of the ship as a mark of respect ships were sailing the volga participated in a blowing of their horns and a minute's silence followed to try and show respect for the dead. we went amongst the crowds and i asked some of the people there what they were feel

kevin tibbles, nbc news, ottawa. >>> there we go, that's our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope you can join us right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> a somber day as dozenses of police officers turn in their badges. >>> a student leads police to the bay area. the news at 6:00 starts right now.

en el minuto 31 kevin escamilla con el centro al segundo poste.. que el pollo antonio briseno abriera la cuenta.. en tiempo de compensacion tras un contragolpe giovanny casillas sello el marcador para el jubilo de las 100 mil almas en el coloso de santa ursula y en todos los rincones del pais.. los ninos heroes de mexico se coronaron nuevamente campeones del mundial juvenil... ---esta noche le tendre los cambios de ultimo minuto en las alineaciones para el juego de las estrellas que se llevara acabo manana... esa es la informacion deportiva regreso a los estudios... cu es tiempo de comerciales, pero al volver.. nat sound ---le diremos si el poder de los "transformer s" logro colocarlos en el primer lugar de la taquilla cinematrogra fica... music cu / cesar hoy a las 11 ---esta noche a las once... blanca le estara hablando sobre una modalidad en la frontera con mexico... recorridos guiados por los lugares que utilizan miles de personas para alcanzar el sueÑo americano... ---ademas... en san francisco se preparan a cobrar mas por el estacionamien to.

closeup of sennight here in moscow my name's kevin zero in thanks for joining us river around the world you're watching r.t. this is our top story the first funerals have been held in russia's republic of tatarstan as the country mourns victims of sunday's pleasure cruise and sitting on the river volga over ninety guests have been confirmed so far many of them children meanwhile the search for dozens of bodies trapped under water continues. to the french parliament votes to extend the military campaign in libya that's well analysts highlighting consistencies and heiresses frantic attempts to find ways out of the deadlock including a recent suggestion that the rebels should negotiate with colonel gadhafi. and wiki leaks founder julian assange is back in a london court fighting an early decision to extradited to sweden over sex crime other gratian but his supporters say the case is just a pretext i'm limited to be us. next to question if we should labor of nato intervention in libya that it's supposedly protecting civilians in our latest interview. the libyan conflict is entering its befo

if you wouldn't mind hitting play there, kevin. >> hey, kevin. kevin, remember me?childhood friend and member of the wrestling team. and got a little problem with you. got my kids here. come on over here, you want to say hello to kevin james? you want to say hello to kevin james? >> hi. >> you know what kevin james is best known for, what movie? >> "zookeeper." >> yeah. to me, he's not best known as the star of "zookeeper." to me, he's the guy preventing your dad from being the best known and most loved person and celebrity in your hometown. as long as kevin james is around, nobody cares about dad, right? do you care about dad? >> not really. >> "zookeeper." >> right. here's where i expose you, ok? big sensitive guy, here, that's kevin james in high school. he's ripped. look at the triceps. that's me next to me. congratulations. i know the zookeeper is going to be doing very well. you know who's not going? these guys, i'm not adding any more to your fortune. >> that's good. >> so not everyone is happy. >> no, i know. >> are you still that guy from long island? >> he