kevin: 5-yard penalty. second down. kevin: that is on jah reid. third round pick, rookie out of central florida. flacco's numbers. second down and 12. a hard hit put on anthony allen. a gain of two. solomon: well, i guess joe flacco really did respond to the challenge from his head coach john harbaugh. we spoke with him yesterday, he said, look, joe flacco did not play well one week ago in nashville against the tennessee titans, but he's got to play much better tomorrow. he knew he had to push his quarterback to go out and play well today. joe flacco has responded and we've got to start giving joe flacco a lot more credit as being one of the top quarterbacks in our league. kevin: and the two-minute warning. so powerful, anything you download on your computer is available on your droid bionic, instantly, wirelessly, at verizon 4g lte speed. never sync with a cord again. the droid bionic by motorola. control it and you control everything. up to 1.4 million pounds of grease... bon appetite! skip the grease. go for the breakthrough taste of the new su

connors >> kevin patrick connors >> kevin f. conroy brenda e.ennis michael cook >> helen d. cook >> john a. cooper >> julian cooper. >> joseph john coppo, jr. >> gerard j. coppola >> joseph albert corbett corcoran. >> alejandro cordero >> robert cordice i said my father, we miss you and will always love you. >> and my father, we love you and miss you, and you will always be in our hearts. >> ruben d. correa >> danny a. correa-gutierrez >> james j. corrigan >> carlos cortes >> kevin cosgrove >> dolores marie costa >> digna alexandra costanza >> charles gregory costello, jr. >> michael s. costello >> conrod k. cottoy >> asia cotton. >> martin john coughlan >> john gerard coughlin >> timothy j. coughlin >> james e. cove >> andre cox >> frederick john cox thanks and my mother, susan conlan. we love you and miss you so much. we think of you every day, and we know you are looking down on us, smiling. >> and my father, we love you and miss you. >> james raymond coyle >> michele coyle-eulau >> anne marie cramer >> christopher s. cramer >> denise elizabe

you said, watch what i will do to kevin. >> you are right. you are exactly right. >> now we have addressed that lovely dichotomy, i am not european. who cares what half of europe thinks. if the swedes are given an opinion i will just eat my own shoe. one of the things that will always happen with obama that because of his particular flavor of foreign policy and the way in which he has orchestrated it, he is always going to find a favorable place to go and hide when you guys kick him out. europeans understand a softer, appealing foreign policy package. what happens domestically in the united states has no bearing because all of our countries are being squeezed. all the while he plays and he will be loved by all of the euro trash. >> as much as i enjoy listening to kevin talk i have to disagree on one thing. 73% backed obama fighting terror. he is fighting terror very well. but it is just like what bush did basically. are you going after the terrorists and they didn't like that. they like it when he is doing it. he has gitmo open and he killed

o'connor >> keith kevin o'connor >> richard j. o'connor >> amy o'doherty >> marni pont o'doherty >> james andrew o'grady >> thomas o'hagan >> patrick j. o'keefe >> and my father, a port authority police officer. we love you and miss you very much. >> and my daughter, a bright ray of sunshine on this planet and her spirit lives on. god bless america. >> william o'keefe >> gerald o'leary >> matthew timothy o'mahony >> peter j. o'neill, jr. >> sean gordon o'neill >> kevin o'rourke >> patrick j. o'shea >> robert william o'shea >> timothy f. o'sullivan >> james a. oakley >> douglas e. oelschlager >> takashi ogawa >> albert ogletree >> philip paul ognibene >> joseph j. ogren >> samuel oitice >> and my beautiful baby sister. you are loved and missed. >> and my father. >> gerald michael olcott >> christine anne olender >> linda mary oliva >> edward kraft oliver >> leah e. oliver >> eric t. olsen >> jeffrey james olsen >> maureen lyons olson >> steven john olson >> toshihiro onda >> seamus l. o'neal >> john p. oneill >> frank oni >> michae

computer hacker, kevin mitnick, he spent the three years he hid away from the fbi. he was captured in 1995 served nearly 5 years in prison and is currently a security consultant who has testified before the u.s. senate on information security. this is just over an hour. hacker >> good morning, everyone. and turn blew on, please. just kidding. it's fantastic to be here. ghost in the wires took two years. myself and my co-author, bill simon -- raise your hand, worked on this. [applause] >> great. use of done it without bill. i mean, we had much -- we had different work schedules because i usually slept into 2:00 pm and worked till 5:00 pm. bill worked 6:00 am to 6 spokes and i put him on spanish time. get ready for the second edition. if you know a little bit about my computer background, i obviously was a computer hacker and ended up in a lot of hot water and for seven years i was actually restricted for writing this book. i was released from custody in 2000, in 2007 after seven years, then i was permitted to go ahead and tell the story. and how i started with comput

i had a free kevin bumper sticker. while i was in custody, federal detention, i was able to put it up where people could snap a photo. on the box said. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> you are next. go ahead, says the microphone is next to you. i can't hear you. >> is being. [inaudible] >> microphone. >> this being a white hat hacker give you enough to grill and interest to replace? >> oh, yeah. my drivers for hacking or intellectual curiosity, pursuit of knowledge, seduction of adventure. it was never about stealing money. so i did get a huge endorphin rush when i was able to crack a system because it was like a video game. bypassing security obstacles. i get the same endorphins today. when i get into a client's system i feel good about it, and it is still a little bit of throws seeking. i get paid for what i did illegally years ago. pretty good. it is like, take something that is a criminal activity and make it legal. yes. >> when i saw you doing that intercepted, my main thought was nfc payments where t

and one day he said, hey, kevin, i'm going to give you a cool trick. you call this telephone number, you wait for a tone, you put in five digits, and you can call anywhere in the world for free. and i said, how does that work? it must be a fluke of the phone company. he showed me all these cool things he could do, and i just was taken aback with this technology. it was just like, wow. and, um, he kind of showed me how he could get information from the phone company. if he had my parents' number, he could get the name it was listed to. if he had a friend's name, he could get the nonpublished number. it was like this kid had full control over the phone company. so i became a phone freak. but i loved pranks. and what i used to do with my phone knowledge, actually, pull pranks on friends. one of my favorite bernanke pranks was to modify my friend's phone service so whenever he or his parents would make an outgoing call on their home phone, it would say, please, deposit a coin. and i just loved doing this type of stuff. i remember as a kid i was able to int

i had a free kevin bumper sticker. while i was in custody in federal detention, i was able to put the bumper sticker in the snap a photo. >> thank you for a match. >> you're welcome. >> i think you're next. okay, you go ahead since the mic as next year. >> has been the way cats -- is being a white hat actor give you enough thrill of interest? >> yeah, my drivers for hacking or intellectual curiosity, pursuit of knowledge, you know, seduction of adventure. it was never about stealing money or rating nowhere. and so, i did get a huge endorphin rash when i was able to crack a system because it was like a video game of bypassing security obstacles. i get the same endorsements today. when i get into a system, it really feel good about it and it's kind of still like a little bit of thrillseeking. i get paid for what i did illegally years ago. which is pretty good. it's like when can you take something of a criminal activity and make it legal? >> when i saw you doing the hiv and are set media that was nfc payments where they

kevin kevin. >> reporter: this is kevin kevin now. one-by-one, they poured into the room, bringing the most precious possessions they have. dad's lacrosse stick. a biking jersey. >> i sleep with one of his shirts. >> reporter: why? >> because it just makes me feel good and safe. >> reporter: and what every child in this room told us they treasure the most. someone tells them, of course, they're daddy's child. >> they say i look like him. >> they say he was free spirited and said that i was, too. >> sometimes i ask, does he look like me? she says yes. i look exactly like him. >> come to daddy, buddy. >> reporter: robert atwood's dad gerald was a firefigiger. the thing that staysysn your mind? >> his look. >> reporter: how do you mean? >> it's him, he has his hat on, ladder 21. has -- it's all his gear, like, when i go, when i'm trying to go to sleep, i look at the picture and then i look in the mirror. it looks kind of like me and -- it's looking in the eyeses sometimes i have these dreams, like, like when you could bring a person back

excuse me, kevin. i should explain. a billionaire is that i have blown a lot of your cash hiring oscar winner kevin kline to host this game. >> i don't come cheap. ( laughter ). >> stephen: al all right, tonight we have three eligible anonymous billion wheers will have a chance to put their money where your mouth is, stephen. anonymous billionaire number one has a global media empire. he enjoys sailing. his hot young asian wife, and crippling the british government with scandals that spread like crabs at a youth hostel ( laughter ) please welcome billionaire number one. >> g'day, mate. >> stephen: oh, irish. >> no, australian? a. still, european, nice.kevin . >> anonymous billionaire number two hails from chicago where she amassed a fortune by being the only thing on at 4:00. she enjoys dramatic fluctuation in addition weight, very long engagements and her best friend, gail. please welcome anonymous billionaire number two. >> stephen, i want to have an a-ha moment with you. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh. that sounds dirty

kevin, you getting hate mail?ant to hear a bunch of 21-year-old guys, try the cover story about the ron paul story on national review and be unflattering. they are the worst children. >> i know. liz, what are you working on? >> tomorrow, we are doing treasury -- later today, the treasury department, tracking

. >> kevin l. bowser. >> daril.d my kid brother, michael martin borshesky. we love and miss you. >> my father, richard edward bosco, who will always hold a special place in my heart. i love and miss you, daddy. >> pamela boyce. >> allen p. boyle. >> michael boyle. >> alfred j. brocka. >> sandra canati brace. >> kevin brakin. >> sandy waugh bradshaw. >> david ryan brady. >> alexander babeginski. >> nicholas brandmarty. >> daniel raymond brandhost. >> david reid gamboa brandhorst. >> michelle renee. >> patrice brout. ronald michael brightwiser. >> edward brennan iii. >> frank h. brennan. >> and my father, sean edward bowman jr., we love and miss you, dad. >> and my father, michael g. jacob, we love and miss you very much, dad. >> michael e. brennan. >> peter brennan. >> thomas moore brennan. >> daniel j. >> gary lee bryce. >> jonathan eric briley. >> mark chrisman. >> paul bristo. >> mario britton. herman charles. >> janice jolease brown. >> bernard brown ii. >> patrick john brown. >> lori stanford brown. >> mark bruc

citizen today, kevin would have to have been born in u.s. airspace.er that flight from manila to san francisco crosses u.s. airspace in the course of its flight is unclear. >> reporter: there is a way the family can pinpoint where he was born and that's by using gps technology. the philippine airlines flight kevin and his mother were traveling on originated in manila. maps on the airline's own website show that the closest the flight is supposed to come to the united states would be hawaii or possibly alaska. >> there will be a date and time of the child, kevin's birth and they will be able to coordinate the longitude and latitude of the plane at the time the child was born and he was either over u.s. airspace or not. >> reporter: without argument, kevin's birth is unusual. >> the woman in charge of the birth center has been here more than 30 years. she can't recall anything like this ever happening. >> i'm smiling. >> reporter: and nothing in recent memory that's caused this kind of citizenship controversy. >> i'm drawing my conclusions from this, th

>> reporter: her son kevin has never had it easy. born with congenital glaucoma he is legally blind but he never thought he would be the victim of such a heartbreaking crime. >> it was terrible. to realize that someone had violated not just, you know, any damage but a 14-year-old boy. [ crying ] >> reporter: a thief smashed in the side window of their suv wednesday and took off with kevin's backpack. >> we found that the car door was smashed and his backpack was stolen. [ crying ] >> sorry. >> reporter: inside was this device called a braille note. it's worth anywhere from $5,000 to $7,000 and for kevin, it's a lifeline. >> i depend on it to do all my homework, like english homework and things like that. >> reporter: officials at the school for the blind that kevin attends say it allows blind people to do everything from word processing to internet surfing and reading ebooks all using braille. annie doubts the thief would even know what to do with the braille note. it's use less to anyone who doesn't real braid. the equipment was on

. >> we're going to talk to democratic strategist paul begala and kevin madden, republican kevin madden former spokesperson for mitt romney coming up. we want to focus first before we go to them on former massachusetts governor mitt romney who laid out his competing jobs plan late today with a pre-emptive strike on the president. take a look. >> he'll be giving a speech in a couple of days. i know it's coming. i haven't read it but i know it's coming. i've seen version, one, two three, four and five. they're not working. [ cheers and applause ] >> and the reason is, i mentioned a moment ago that we're now using smart phones, not pay phones. president obama's strategy is a pay phone strategy. and we're in a smart phone world. and so we're going to have to change -- what he's doing is taking quarters and stuffing them into the pay phone and thinking -- can't figure out why it's not working. it's not connected anymore, mr. president. your pay phone strategy does not work. and a smart phone world. >> governor romney's plan cutting corporate tax rates, cutting taxes on interest, dividends an

supervisor kim: next, we have kevin joseph, then jamie brewster. is kevin joseph here? if not, jamie brewster. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. my name is jamie brewster, and i am a program manager at the reconstruction solar training program, where have been employed just over six years. i was also recently appointed to the work force advisory committee by former supervisor daly. in 1995, a graduate from state prison. i did at 3 terms and to violations before getting my life together and back on track. in 2001, i was discharged from parole and never looked back. by help people enter society and be successful in life. if given the application is serve, i will do everything in my power to help those in need. but i just want to say that i dedicate my life to assisting those who have been down the path i have been down. it is extremely important to me. i died individuals down the right road, and that is why i am here. -- it is extremely important that i died individuals down the right road and that is why i'm here. supervisor kim: thank you.

[applause] >> colin robert mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >> kenneth m. mcbrayer >> brendan mccabe >> micheal mccabe >> thomas mccann >> justin mccarthy >> kevin m. mccarthy >> michael mccarthy >> robert mccarthy >> stanley mccaskill >> katie marie mccloskey >> joan mcconnell-cullinan >> charles austin mccrann >> tonyell f. mcday >> matthew t. mcdermott >> joseph p. mcdonald and my grandfather. i'd just wanted to say, always taking care of my grandmother. giving my grandfather the recognition that he deserves. i wish you could have gotten to meet my son. i love them, i miss them, and we will never forget. >> and my brother, we love you and you are forever in our hearts. brian grady mcdonnell >> michael p. mcdonnell >> john mcdowell, jr. >> eamon j. mceneaney >> john thomas mcerlean, jr. >> daniel francis mcginley >> mark ryan mcginly >> william e. mcginn >> thomas henry mcginnis >> michael gregory mcginty >> ann mcgovern >> scott martin mcgovern >> william mcgovern >> stacey sennas mcgowan >> francis noel mcguinn >> patrick mcguire >> thomas m. mchale >>

kevin kevin. >> this is kevin kevin now.e daddy's child. >> they say i look like him. he was free-spirited and he said i was too. >> sometimes i ask does he look like me? she said yes, i look exactly like him. >> robert atwood's dad, jerald was a firefighter. >> what's the thing stays in your mind? >> his look. >> how do you mean? >> it's him, he has this hat on, ladder 21. it has -- all his gear, like when i'm trying to go to sleep. i look at the picture, and then i look in the mirror. he looks kind of like me. and he -- it's like looking in the eyes -- types i have these dreams, like when you could bring a person back to life, and him, you know, then i wake up. >> reporter: they tell us these reunions make it less lonely to be a 9/11 kid. >> i don't think i would get along without these kids who help me. >> me, this is robin -- >> bff what? >> bffwad. >> best friends forever -- >> without a dad. >> here again, i don't feel like i'm the only one who had that -- like these guys know how it feels. >> for nearly ten year, you

guest: kevin can explain it work sharing better.ng unemployment funds to subsidize it shorter hours. you should collect a portion of unemployment when some of your hours get cut back. there is money in the plan for that. guest: jerry talked about the politics of it. if your attic think tank then what you're trying to do is -- if you are at the think tank, you try to make the world better. you'll take it from any politician who will do that. . nepeople think a.i. is more right-leaning. obama embraced the policies that i have been pushing which caused the celebration. we want to change policy. we want to to help enact laws with our research. host: kevin hassett is with the american enterprise institute. he served as an advisor to the john mccain campaign. he worked as an economist for the board of governors back in the 1990's. he was a policy consultant during the administrations of george h. w. bush and president clinton. josh bivens is an economist economic policy institute with the economic policy institute, epi.com. he is been an

his name was kevin shields. it was his 24th birthday. he'd been sent home from iraq with concussion injuries. the four soldiers got drunk. then, they piled into a car and drove around colorado springs smoking marijuana. they were all stoned and throwing up. >> i don't really want to go into detail about it, you know. just being where i am, i can't really talk about certain things. and... but it was just way out of hand, you know? i didn't know it was going to happen like that. i didn't know it was going to happen at all. and then it did, so i had to go with it. >> narrator: the next morning, kevin shields' body was found by the side of a road in westside, colorado springs. he'd been shot twice in the head. police soon discovered that the victim had been drinking with eastridge, bastien and bressler just before he was killed. >> as soon as i talk to her, i'm going to tell her, you know, whatever. >> okay. >> narrator: they were hauled in for questioning. kenny eastridge initially refused to say what had happened. >> do you want an attorne

she and her son kevin are fine now.the child arrived in the usual way not on the due date of september 28th. certainly not in the usual place. hundreds of miles out to sea, several miles out over the ocean, labor began. >> i feel like it is so painful. >> reporter: a flight attendant helped her to a private area in the upper deck. a call went out for nurses. three responded. they started by offering aida advice. >> if you can do it, don't have the baby here because we will land for an hour or two. okay, okay i said. then you had to in and out. so i did it. i breathe in and out, but that didn't stop there. >> reporter: kevin was on the way. aida says the nurses were amazing working together like a team. >> i don't know what to do. that so fast, 15 minutes everything happened. >> reporter: the child's full name kevin ray mayer frances domingo. >> francis because the -- san francisco, u.s.a.. >> reporter: we are all laughing no this could have been another story but it is a great one. number one, she did have her doctor's

come right over here, by kevin.or a second, come over by kevin, and i tell you what, you stay right there, they'll whisper in his ear your first and last name. and now kevin will go to work and when we come back we'll find out just how much information he can get about them with first and last names. we'll be back right after this. >> announcer: up next, montel reveals the results and kevin gives away the frightening secret to the crime. >> you don't have to be a hacker. the information is already out there for the taking, it's already public. [♪.. >> announcer: identity theft-- one of the fastest growing crimes in america. >> personal violation is really the only way i can express how i felt. >> announcer: don't let thieves steal your hard-earned money. >> man: you spend 10, 15, 20 years building a lifestyle... be taken away in, in a matter of seconds. >> announcer: your good credit... >> you know, i would make a purchase and two minutes later it would be made somewhere else. >> announcer: even your good name. >> s

. >> kevin ashley was at home with his two young kids, jaden and calia, when the pipeline exploded. >> i decided we've got to get out of here because one window was orange, one window was black. another window was black. >> kevin's wife, michelle, a former colleague of ours here at nbc bay area, was driving home. she, too, saw the explosion and immediately called. >> it just goes to voicemail. i call him again, and it just goes to voicemail. that's when i started to panic. whatever was happening, it was somehow affecting our phone system. >> i looked to my left, and a sea of orange fire is coming down the street. you see people running. >> kevin and his kids made it out. >> i didn't even think we were going to outrun it. a miracle. >> not without injury. >> somewhere along the whole process, calia hit her head on the doorway. so then she had all this blood coming everywhere. i would hear that sound of her head hitting the doorway like for month afterwards. i still hear it now. it's not as loud. >> the 11 stitches on calia's head would heal, but the scars remain. both physically and em

she and her son kevin are fine now.the child arrived in the usual way not on the due date of september 28th. certainly not in the usual place. hundreds of miles out to sea, several miles out over the ocean, labor began. >> i feel like it is so painful. >> reporter: a flight attendant helped her to a private area in the upper deck. a call went out for nurses. three responded. they started by offering aida advice. >> if you can do it, don't have the baby here because we will land for an hour or two. okay, okay i said. then you had to in and out. so i did it. i breathe in and out, but that didn't stop there. >> reporter: kevin was on the way. aida says the nurses were amazing working together like a team. >> i don't know what to do. that so fast, 15 minutes everything happened. >> reporter: the child's full name kevin ray mayer frances domingo. >> francis because the -- san francisco, u.s.a.. >> reporter: we are all laughing no this could have been another story but it is a great one. number one, she did have her doctor's

. >> and we will talk to democratic strategist paul begala and kevin madden, republican kevin madden, former spokesperson for mitt romney, but first, before we go to them on former governor of massachusetts mitt romney who laid out his plan for the economy as a preemptive strike. take a look. >> i know the president is going to give a speech in a couple of days, and i know what is coming. i have seen version, one, two, three, four, five. and they are not working. and the reason is -- [ applause ] i mentioned a moment ago that we are now using smartphones, not pay phones. president obama's strategy is a pay phone strategy, and we are in a smartphone world. and so, we are going to have to change -- what he is doing is to take quarters and stuffing them into the pay phone and thinking, can't figure out why it is not working. it is not connected anymore, mr. president. the pay phone strategy does not work in a smartphone world. >> well, governor romney's plan to cut corporate tax rates and cutting taxes on interest and dividends and slashing government regulations and eliminating the affo

kevin madden, when you see the president on the road. know, rolaned's right about trying to rally the base. but when he's talking about the economic plan are he's trying to bring those closer together and move them up. will voters in november in a close election say, i like him, so i'll vote for him, or does it come down to his favorability we like him, or his job approval rating, we'll give him four more years. >> those numbers down there, that 45% shows me -- and the fact that his personal attributes still remain above sea level, that this is not personal. this is a performance-based judgment that people are making. right now the performance has to do with the economy. so all of the talk where the president's trying to position himself and wants people to see him as a fighter, they want to see him as somebody that's fighting for the people versus the powerful, almost like the gore campaign in 2000, that's not going to be enough. the only thing that's going to help this president is his performance, whether he can turn around the econom

. >> joining us now, peter morici for international trade commission and kevin hassett, economic studies director at the american enterprise ins student and a former mccain adviser. welcome, gentlemen. peter start with you. do we have a dead shark and how how do we get it moving? >> absolutely. i keep talking about a man riding too slow on a bicycle. he just fell off pt the economy is absolutely in neutral and in danger of slipping into another recession, which would bring us 15% unemployment without much problem. >> kevin, what's your perspective? how do you view the jobs report and more importantly, what would you do? wuv you've been? the room, advising presidential candidates. what do you make of it and what should we do concretely? >> yes that this jobs report was a shock, a big negative and the downward division suggests the odds of recession, peter suggested, uncomfortably high. it's time to act. i think the thing i would have done different, looked for longer term maybe even medium to longer term changes to policy we could have made that wouldn't give us this kind of hangover. we

kevin hackett? ok, tracy leskey?uest: these are designed to basically attractive and trap these insects. they have been available attractant in them. it does capture many insects and many brown marmorated stink bugs. it is interesting to learn that the person in the email indicated that it is working. we know that we can attract and trap them, but we do not know if we can basically remove the movement into people's homes. host: another e-mail said she chased them out based confirmation she found online. back to the phones in lynchburg, va., on the line for democrats. caller: we have a friend to move to california from lynchburg and had her stuff in a storage unit for two years. she got a message from her real estate agent to come home because there were bugs all in the house and all on the boxes outside. this shows how good of hitchhikers they are. i know no how bad they are in the california, but it could devastate crops out there. i do not know if they had already been established in california, because they were n

connors kevin patrick connors kevin f. conroy jose manuel contreras-fernandez brenda e. michael cook helen d. cook john a. cooper julia t. cooper joseph john coppo, jr. gerard j. coppola joseph albert corbett alejandro cordero robert cordice >> and my father. we miss you and love you. >> and my father, john murray. ruben d. correa danny a. correa-gutierrez james j. corrigan carlos cortes kevin cosgrove dolores marie costa digna alexandra costanza charles gregory costello, jr. michael s. costello asia cottom conrod k. cottoy martin john coughlan john gerard coughlin timothy j. coughlin james e. cove andre cox frederick john cox >> and my mother. we love you and miss you so much. we think about your every day and we know you are looking down on us smiling. >> and my father, james. we love you and miss you. james raymond coyle michele coyle-eulau anne marie cramer christopher s. cramer denise elizabeth crant james leslie crawford, jr. robert james crawford joanne mary cregan lucy crifasi john a. crisci daniel hal crisman dennis cross kevin raymond crotty thomas g. crotty jo

i'm kevin thanks for being with us with the news in full in fifteen minutes between now and then you know it's got the sport. great to have you with us this is sports today i mean these are. the last goodbye family friends. dignitaries pay their respects to the locker room tif ice hockey players were killed in a plane crash this week. army men trampled to. premier league leaders around the city rivals. for an illness score away from home. and off the mark just. by in their opening robey world cup match against argentina . but first we start with the news that the. team have polled of the kontinental hockey league until next season and it was expected that other closer would each give a number of players to the grief stricken team but local officials have stated they will take a one year hiatus. people come to pay their last respects to the players . to teach home arena. which occurred just after takeoff or a port all day forty five people on board just to survive and a crew member around seven thousand mourners are arriving to the stadium including prime minister vladimir putin a cha

gusto a civil liberties blogger firedoglake now kevin i want to thank you for joining us tonight and you by the way wrote a really great piece documenting this today and so i want you to start if you if you will by just telling us what some of the worst examples were that you saw out there from these commentators on the left when it came to this that added to the condescending attitude they showed towards the protesters. well i would say that the main piece that actually does exist is headline the headline is occupy wall street isn't working and it comes from a writer named lauren ellis with mother jones which is a progressive magazine at least it likes to be taken as a progressive magazine and in the article there are four points that are on pact and one of them you know has to do is what you said in the opening people wearing anonymous masks or guy fawkes masks are not to be taken seriously and also she brought in this this idea if there was police brutality that has muddied the message so now the protestors have a problem and you know aside from her article we have a new york time

fraser kevin j. frawley clyde frazier, jr.an inez frederick andrew fredricks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan wayne friedlander andrew keith friedman >> and my husband, jack, who proudly serve our city for 32 years. we all love you and miss you. with a lot of help, i am holding down the fort. they all of you be at peace. >> and my dad, ronald. we love you and miss you every day. you live on through your granddaughters whom we teach to always hold the door open for others just like their grandpa did that day. [applause] gregg j. froehner lisa ann frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul furmato fredric neal gabler richard samuel federick gabrielle james andrew gadiel pamela lee gaff ervin vincent gailliard deanna lynn galante grace catherine galante anthony edward gallagher daniel james gallagher john patrick gallagher >> and my uncle. we love and miss you. take care of mom for me. >> and our son, edward. your dad, your wife, your children, and your three sis

hi kevin one of the things that the new resolution envisions is a special u.n. support mission in libya that will be set up for an initial three months to help in what deployment is this is essentially a political operation it would give. it would give advice on restoring security but it would concentrate on efforts to undertake inclusive political dialogue national reconciliation and generally help the government in libya organize elections and write a new constitution and that kind of participation is welcomed by all members this is something that washes envoy to the united nations was talking about saying it's a u.n. responsibility to help create some kind of a law and order system that would put an end to the chaos there as a result of the failure to implement you know to properly implement the previous one resolution aimed at protecting civilians the country found itself in a full scale civil war with civilians suffering most also the resolution expresses the security council's determination to lift the no fly zone over the libyan air sprit airspace in the

kevin ray francis had arrived. francis, after his native city, san francisco. >> and when you heard him cry for the first time. >> all the pain is gone, you know, oh wow. >> ada and her two sons will push on to boston where she will begin her new life in america with her husband and two other children living in the philippines. she did have her doctor's permission to fly and as far as kevin's birthplace, it will be listed as the city of san francisco. ktvu channel 2 news. >> the call out to parents to make sure their child's car seat is properly used and installed. 70% of all child safety seats are improperly installed. sometimes it can be too big or too small. child safety experts say properly used car seats can reduce the risk by 71%. >>> experts are calling it a potential huge step in the battle against aids. how one recent discovery could speed up the search for a vaccine. >>> and meteorologist rose marry will let us know how long this heat is expected to stick around. and you can watch bay area news at 7:00 an

. >> kevin j. frawley. >> clyde frazier, jr. >> lillian inez frederick. >> andrew fredricks. >> tamitha freeman. >> brett owen freiman. >> peter l. freund. >> arlene eva fried. >> alan wayne friedlander. >> andrew keith friedman. >> and my husband, jack fanning, who proudly served our city for 32 years. we all love you, we all miss you, and i'm holding down the fort. make all of you that passed that fateful day be at peace. >> and my father. we love and miss you every day. we teach her granddaughter to hold the door for others just like their grandpa did that day. [applause] >> gregg j. froehner. >> peter christian fry. >> clement a. fumando. >> steven elliot furman. >> paul furmato. >> fredric neal gabler. >> richard samuel federick gabrielle. >> james andrew gadiel. >> pamela lee gaff. >> ervin vincent gailliard. >> deanna lynn galante. >> grace catherine galante. >> anthony edward gallagher. >> daniel james gallagher. >> john patrick gallagher. >> and my father. we love and miss you. take care o

kevin and elizabeth shatz are now serving prison sentences.kept a controversial parenting book in their home, a book that says god wants parents to spank their children with rods and switches, even rubber tubing, and that spankings should be hard enough to cause physical pain. the couple who wrote the book say they're not to blame for what the shatzs did. the district attorney sees it differently. once again here's gary tuchman. >> reporter: michael pearl is a competitive knife and tomahawk thrower. he never misses the tat target. but it's just a hobby. his life' work is preaching. he targets what some might call extreme discipline of children. >> i've never met any well-trained, emotionally secure, happy, creative children that weren't spanked. >> reporter: pearl is a minister of the gospel, a devout christian. he and his wife are best-selling authors who have written many religiously-themed books. but their most popular and most controversial is book called "to train up a child" in which they write about the need toin flikt physical pain. >>

expedia. >>> kevin madden, susan page, and karen finney are returning.he end of the debate, susan page. rick perry was asked about if he'd ever lost sleep at night for any of the executions that he ordered to go forward. here's what he had to say. >> in the state of texas, if you come into our state and you kill one of our children, you kill a police officer, you're involved with another crime and kill one of our citizens, you will face the ultimate justice in the state of the texas. and that is you will be executed. >> susan page, what struck a lot of folks watching the debate was the applause that the number of executions that have taken place under governor perry got from the live audience. susan page, you've covered republican primaries, sort of red state, blue state, republican politics for a long time. explain to some of our blue state viewers why that was. >> even in blue states, i think, a majority of voters in both parties support the death penalty for the most heinous crimes. so i thought that the audience reaction, i thought was a little disco

welcome it's ten pm sunday night here in moscow money kevin zero in this is our review of the main news stories of the past week and the big one yesterday saturday the biggest secret in russian politics was exposed it's now certain that prime minister vladimir putin will run for the presidency in two thousand and twelve speaking at a ruling united russia party convention current president dmitri medvedev made the announcement well agreeing to head the party in parliamentary elections he also said he's ready to lead the government if they win he said this is now a witness the historic speeches. the wait is over. i believe it would be right for the convention to support the candidacy of live near putin in a presidential election i . know that. this applause means i don't have to explain what kind of experience i'm to thora tea party or putin has. i usually ask us off when i'm going to say something else despite rumors that there's been a split within our tandem i can see that this is a well thought through decision. putin is running for president. i'd like to express my gratitude to you f

what is kevin i mean thanks for joining us tonight or we cannot since ataman shows on the air shortly but these are the top stories before that from moscow russia city of yaroslavl is paying its last respects to the victims of wednesday's plane crash that killed almost all of the top local boys self-contained that says investigators rule out two main theories into the cause of the crash engine failure quality of fuel. security is being stepped up across the u.s. on the eve of the anniversary of nine eleven as new threats and some now fear that america's war on terror has created more enemies than it's destroyed. and tell of even cairo strike a new sour note in their relations as an angry mob in the egyptian capital storms the israeli embassy forcing its staff to flee the country. in watching r.t. international. military. history. friendly. dynamic. to friends but. hello welcome to the must go out show on the program this week i'll be exploring the russian capital by foot one of the seven neighborhoods can you take a stroll around what you would when the weather was bad and what this e

we just have twenty seconds but kevin the the these nuclear power many of these nuclear power plants and the ones there were designed or built by. general electric. which is forty nine percent owner of n.b.c. i mean this. is that a coincidence well jeffrey i was stunned by obama to japan to help out after the fukushima nuclear catastrophe began but the japanese media report that he largely hid out so that he wouldn't be served liability papers as his product exploded and now it's ruined so many lives i mean thank you very much all of you for coming in it's much appreciated. meanwhile on the global warming front a new if so this poll finds that a majority of americans eighty three percent now believe global warming is occurring we've been running nuclear plants here in the united states saying hey this is an alternative to global warming causing coal powered power plants and one of the reasons why global warming is happening however differ depending on which political party responds to the poll. thirty seven percent of democrats believe global warming is man made only fourteen percent

it's just after eleven pm moscow time on kevin and a very good evening city stadium where russia's lokomotiv ice hockey team played their last game has been transformed today into a venue of mourning and t. is more than one hundred thousand people attended a ceremony and memory of the team of the others that perished on board the. plane in a crash on wednesday our correspondent sean thomas witnessed the city's grief. very somber day here in as thousands of people came to pay their final respects to the team members of the locomotive team today's events saw thousands of people from around russia from around the city of different teams from around the country as well coming to say their a last goodbyes to these members now the fourteen caskets that were viewed here today have been taken away so that they can have a private ceremony with their families and be laid to rest around the jaroslav area some of the stories of the people who were part of this team have come to light as these three days of mourning have passed one or two members proposed to his girlfriend just before this crash took pla

we're not going to do an al gore moment. >> we bring that out not just because it's cute video, kevin perry, romney -- if you break it down there's a gender gap. among men, 35% of republican men say perry. 18% say romney. among women, 26% say romney and 22% say perry. why do we have a gender gap? >> well, as people start to learn more and more about governor perry, some of the issues that are not very helpful to him with women voters have come to the forefront. mainly for the hpv vaccine. mothers with daughters that were forced with an inocculation, they may see that as something that they don't agree with and will reject. i think that there's a point where governor romney -- many have gravitated over to him because the overall issue has been the economy. and moms, dads, all people who are young really want this economy fixed. and his electability has been very apparent and he's gained with many voters the republican party. >> you're chuckling a bit, my friend. >> yes. because, look, clearly it doesn't help. he talked about the hpv issue. while you have republicans not happy with the