kevin may need to save fuel. gets past brendan gaughan. now pull up on dave blaney. >> larry: but, darrell, when you are kevin harvick and you can see denny hamlin in the 11 in front of you, i think with six to go, forget saving fuel. >> darrell: you aren't saving anything right now. if it runs out, it runs out. >> mike: kyle busch in sixth. and martin truex in seventh. stopped 20 laps later than anybody else in the top ten. will this race fall in their hands in the time six laps? >> darrell: one thing about the car. we saw it last year when w dale earnhardt jr. and with others, when they are out of fuel, they quit. they don't give the spurting. they just quit. >> mike: five miles to go. you need about one gallon of the sunoco grade 15 to make it to the flag. >> larry: the drivers get about 4.2, 4.3-miles to the gallon. >> mike: harvick is closing. imagine that? >> darrell: he drives off in the corner ten times further than denny hamlin does, but denny is better off the corner. >> mike: a.j. allmendinger just ahead of them. 19. last car on

thank you. >> next speaker, kevin, coleman advocates. chairperson nolan: is kevin here? >> carlos rios. ymca. chairperson nolan: that will be it before our litigation session. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is carlos rios. i am here to support free muni for youth. i understand all this hard work from community leaders. the solution is just pass. i know it is not easy. there has been a lot of apart from each party. but i understand this is for the community, and the community will appreciate the work you do for them. i understand the politics and stuff like this is in play right now. and of course it is obvious that all the people behind me want this to pass. i understand also for you that you want to. it is all about you wanting to pass this resolution. thank you. chairperson nolan: let me say once again the process here -- a process question was raised. the board does not have the authority to vote on something that is not on the agenda. this board decided some time ago that we would have this issue as part of the overall budget proceeding, which we are moving on

/israel relationship. >> kevin's days are full, but he keeps his eye on the future.g a better world for his children and teaching the next generation of pro-israel activists. >> there's the difference between that friend who has been there for you the whole way through and that friend who showed up once you had success, and -- >> my 13-year-old daughter just had her -- class and during her speech she talked about how proud she is of her dad on behalf of everything he does in the jewish community and aipac. >> he does inspire me. he talks a lot at my school and to help support israel and to teach my kids in the future to support israel. >> kevin and i have a legacy that we feel honor bound and duty bound to carry on so that when our children and our grandchildren have reached the age of adulthood, there is a safe and secure state of israel for them to call home. >> relationships do matter and that means truly getting to understand people where they're coming from that when you're coming into lobby them, you've moved from organizer who comes once a year to citizen acti

harris, where's kevin? say hi kevin. hi. mom, put me down. put...the phone...down. hey guys.r... the choys had their baby? so 29 seconds ago. well we should get them a gift. [ choys ] thanks for the gift! [ amy and rob ] you're welcome! you're welcome! [ male announcer ] get it fast with at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. at&t. ♪ >> kevin: we had some noise coming out of this game at halftime. bulldogs of u.n.c. asheville led by four. in the second half, syracuse has tightened the screws in a couple different ways. >> len: they certainly have. in that time out the one thing you've got to do is convince your guys they're not beaten yet. ♪ oh. let's go. from the crack, off the backboard. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! ♪ this is the sound... you feel that? no. the eassist is working. right now. that's spandau ballet, man. you did this all the way to the restaurant. yeah. we were going u

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harris, where's kevin? say hi kevin. hi. mom, put me down. put...the phone...down. hey guys.r... the choys had their baby? so 29 seconds ago. well we should get them a gift. [ choys ] thanks for the gift! [ amy and rob ] you're welcome! you're welcome! [ male announcer ] get it fast with at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. at&t. ♪ >> kevin: we had some noise coming out of this game at halftime. bulldogs of u.n.c. asheville led by four. in the second half, syracuse has tightened the screws in a couple different ways. >> len: they certainly have. in that time out the one thing you've got to do is convince your guys they're not beaten yet. ♪ oh. let's go. from the crack, off the backboard. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! ♪ this is the sound... you feel that? no. the eassist is working. right now. that's spandau ballet, man. you did this all the way to the restaurant. yeah. we were going u

>>reporter: kevin was in his first year here at cal.ent over to the dorm where he lived earlier. some of the students had already heard about what happened. others were about to find out. >> just really sad news to hea hear. i mean, just weird. it was someone i knew. >>reporter: death of 19-year-old uc berkeley student kevin lock law was news to fellow freshman who lived in the hall where kevin lived but hadn't seen the e-mail the ra sent out to the dorm. >> we are a close knit community it was pretty devastating. >>reporter: he died at 4:30 in the morning in the accident on south bound highway 13 at park boulevard. chp says he hit a down tree in the road. he and his passengers got out to check the damage. that's when an f 150 also hit the tree. >> either the pickup truck or the camry ran over the young man who was standing in the lane still and ejected him. >>reporter: the boy came to study medicine here on coveted bill gates academic scholarshi scholarship. classmate woo is from china and remembers how nice kevin was to him since he w

and the t- wolves facing the bob campus kevin was a one man love machine -- bobcats. kevin was a one-man love machine. he's the 19th player to score 40 point this season. the t-wolves trailed the rockets by 3 1/2 games for the final playoff spot in the west. >>> don't go anywhere. when we return, the nats with some bad news in advance of opening day. okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> today nationals manager davey johnson said stor -- said closer storn will be on the disabled list. outfielder mike morse has been cleared to resume baseball activities but also on the disabled list. >>> this afternoon nats and mets top of the 4th, washington leads 1 -0. jayson werth a gulf shot to deep left,

kevin is -- i've always been a big admirer of kevin, and he is right.t he has said is exactly correct, and i agree with that, and i appreciate romney's plan. i think it's something that the country will need after four years of obama, but my only point is one more of how we sort of get this energy building sooner rather than later around an idea. you can take those three points, kevin, and distill it to 9-9-9. in other words, something people when they say the word or the two or three words that sum up the whole thing, everyone gets it. that's the piece that i think is missing. yeah, it's kind of campy, and it's low politics, but it's the kind of effective politics that helps, i think, inoculate you when all the other craziness starts because you just lead back to that point. >> i must leave it will. we've got -- you're all terrific. michael steele, thank you very much. herman cain, thank you, and kevin madden, you toughered it out, buddy. thank you for staying with us. >> good to be with you. >> thanks. >> let's come back and do more stock market work

>>reporter: kevin was in his first year here at cal.ent over to the dorm where he lived earlier. some of the students had already heard about what happened. others were about to find out. >> just really sad news to hea hear. i mean, just weird. it was someone i knew. >>reporter: death of 19-year-old uc berkeley student kevin lock law was news to fellow freshman who lived in the hall where kevin lived but hadn't seen the e-mail the ra sent out to the dorm. >> we are a close knit community it was pretty devastating. >>reporter: he died at 4:30 in the morning in the accident on south bound highway 13 at park boulevard. chp says he hit a down tree in the road. he and his passengers got out to check the damage. that's when an f 150 also hit the tree. >> either the pickup truck or the camry ran over the young man who was standing in the lane still and ejected him. >>reporter: the boy came to study medicine here on coveted bill gates academic scholarshi scholarship. classmate woo is from china and remembers how nice kevin was to him since he w

kevin and then hitting the tree.ed at the scene. >> it is so disturbing. >> reporter: some students learned of his death sent out by the school this afternoon. there was a meeting tonight to talk about kevin, a psychologist was on hand. >> kind of like a nerdy guy. >> reporter: this student says that kevin was the first person on campus to reach out defend him. he said that kevin celebrated his 19th birthday last month. >> he came to the dorm and gave me a piece of cake. and i really was touched because he remembered me. >> he was -- exceptional among the exceptional. >> reporter: kevin's friend told us he will remain in their hearts forever. one thing is the movie nights where they just enjoyed his company. reporting live, uc berkeley, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> the wind and rain are suspected of bringing down this 70-foot tree on dolores drive, it is not clear if the tree caused any damage to the home, but nobody was hurt. the crew moving the fallen pine told ktvu this was the second downed tree the

free the slaves founder and author kevin bales. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one kevin bales, you are the author of disposable people: new slavery in the global economy, and you are cofounder of the organization free the slaves. and i'm sure when people hear this they say, "wait a second-- kevin bales is saying that there are slaves, more slaves in the world now than ever before?" so helour audience understd that, because i'll bet many of them are just going to say, "i don't believe that." >> you know, maria, there's a certain paradox about this. there are about, to the best of our calculation, about 27 million people in the world in slavery. and you're right, that's double the number that were taken out of africa in the entire 350 years of the transatlantic slave trade. but the paradox is that 27 million in today's global population is the tiniest, the smallest fraction, of the global population to ever be in slavery. so it's large raw number, but it's actually a ry ty fraction of the global population. >> hinojosa: but does it still mean that

next speaker. >> next speaker, kevin cho, theresa. >> good afternoon. my name is kevin. part of the campaign is to get free muni for youth. i am a second year in college and it would not affect me personally. it is important to speak up for the next generation. this has brought together a broad coalition of youth and young people that are thinking about how to make muni better for future generations. it is exciting to see you talk about environmental benefits. this is a pro transit campaign that will not only encourage all used to be lifelong riders, but stakeholders. some youth are at risk for being fined on the bus to have access to their education. thank you. >> next speaker. >> the next speaker followed by theresa. >> good afternoon. i am from the campaign academy. i am a freshman at college. even though free muni will not affect me, it is important. i went to school in sunset. my dad went to work in the mornings. that was the only way to go to school. muni is more affordable. school buses have been caught. -- cut. >> do you all want to come up together? ok. >> good

kevin and then hitting the tree.ed at the scene. >> it is so disturbing. >> reporter: some students learned of his death sent out by the school this afternoon. there was a meeting tonight to talk about kevin, a psychologist was on hand. >> kind of like a nerdy guy. >> reporter: this student says that kevin was the first person on campus to reach out defend him. he said that kevin celebrated his 19th birthday last month. >> he came to the dorm and gave me a piece of cake. and i really was touched because he remembered me. >> he was -- exceptional among the exceptional. >> reporter: kevin's friend told us he will remain in their hearts forever. one thing is the movie nights where they just enjoyed his company. reporting live, uc berkeley, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> the wind and rain are suspected of bringing down this 70-foot tree on dolores drive, it is not clear if the tree caused any damage to the home, but nobody was hurt. the crew moving the fallen pine told ktvu this was the second downed tree the

and i think, kevin, you can describe a little bit about what happened once they landed. >> okay. so they take off from a base on the border, and they fly into this valley. there's some concern, there's also concern about the weather, there's a window they could get in and out before the cloud cover came in, so they have to work quickly as well. but if you can imagine land anything a helicopter -- landing in a helicopter and, you know, the problem was to land and get out, but there was so much rubble and ice, and the ground was so uneven, the helicopters, some of them couldn't even land, so there were guys jumping 10 feet out of the back of these chinook helicopters and landing on these rubble fields, and some of them landed in this river that was running right through the middle of their landing zone. so they get past that with no real major injuries which that alone is a feat. ten feet is about the size of a basketball court, so imagine jumping out of that into big gravel, really big boulders. and they look up, and the mountains surrounding this valley are a lot higher than they

i think kevin's point is a good one. there are so many ditch reasons a brand would want to do this and there are some brands perceived to be for example, your mother's brand. not something you would wear. we'll tac take a suit and photoh the jeans and suddenly you have 30 year olds wearing it and that's a big deal. >> rose: how are you doing in the economic environment we're in. >> so far it's great. i think it's a big big opportunity. e-commerce is growing by tens of billions of dollars per year and some goes to amazon and us and spread all over. >> rose: i've started a few internet companies. >> rose: i also read about the layoffs. >> we were in some cities that weren't paying off. >> rose: how do you decide why does one pay off and another not. >> we don't have enough members and we don't feel there's enough activity in new york we're enormously profitable. >> rose: it's primarily a large-city phenomenon. >> in the way we do it is high-end it doesn't work in small cities. there's not enough people going out every nigh

kevin is the hair, fire, dorito eating on fire guy. where did you come up with the idea for these two stunts sfp. >> everything we do is trying to be more and more ridiculous every time. >> your stuff is definitely ridiculous. so you're achieving that part of your dpoel. why fire? >> it's what people want. when i found these guys, it was like a dream come true. they're more ridiculous, more crazier and it's our goal. >> do you all have girlfriends? >> no. >> well, you guys always say it's what people want. i tend to agree with you guys. keep it coming. i love it. it is what i want. what do you guys have planned next? we didn't really want to show this to anybody, but we like you guys. we're looking at evacuating a mall. i love it because i'm not the one doing it. it's what the people want. [ bleep ]. >>> you would think that a motorcycle and a porsche would be the last two weeks you would want on snow and ice. but these guys believe otherwise. we have a porsche gts, they've got a yamaha r1 on ice and snow and they're getting ready to r

but finally, after detonating and i talked to the people who knew kevin because kevin had a terrific relationship with the special forces, they said look, we will let you write the story but there is only one thing, we wanted to tell the truth about what happened. and as a journalist and both of us as journalists, we thought tell the truth, of course we are going to tell the truth. but they said no, we really wanted to tell the truth about what happened during the mission. and that really intrigued us because we thought the story was about the battle but as we soon found out there was more than just the battle that went on. >> okay, so this is kind of how we wrote the book. we talked a lot about how we got the story. let's talk about the battle. the shok valley is in the northeast part of afghanistan. it cannot be more remote. this valley is a cul-de-sac that goes nowhere and it's like the himalayas. getting up there is hard and flying helicopters is hard. the only way and was by foot or helicopter so trying to get their you initially had to plan the mission which was tough. what the

foreign policy to talk more about this i'm joined now by iraq war veteran kevin baker kevin was actually stationed at a joint base and lewis mcchord welcome to the show cabin so this latest this latest mastercard comes after the accidental burning of the koran the controversial video of marines peeing on the dead bodies of taliban's and and how many afghanis are simply they they want the u.s. out is a speedy departure more likely now which you say. you know i would i would use the word it would be a victory for the u.s. incapable of winning and this is news to the american people. that it happened in this tragedy and i would like to say that the march organization our hearts go out to the families affected by this incident and the entire. nation. really the pentagon the white the all knowing all have made that winnable that this war is not going to be won and that we're going to be there for time and we know that if it's government to its own devices that it will stay there indefinitely so it's really in the hands of the american people know this is on full display for every single ameri

hello my name is kevin i mean these are the top stories from our t.v. moscow tonight peace in syria is up for debate in moscow a special envoy kofi annan arrives in the city for talks with the russian president this is the e.u. weighs in with more sanctions against the arab country despite efforts by the u.n. to secure a cease fire. there are doubts over whether the american soldier charged with executing afghan civilians will see justice served lawyers for sergeant robert bales one of a long legal battle after he was officially charged with twenty nine counts of murder attempted murder and assault. on the e.u. steps up its measures against iran citing human rights violations for a new range of sanctions putting the mover will hit the iranian people not the government. away from us change of pace now the big secrets the big top covered the next fifteen minutes is takes this to the circus this weekend. very nice hello and welcome to the show in this week's program we delving into the world of circuses and shows in the russian capital acrobats jugglers do

kevin is back with me.alking about burning of hell, what do you make of the gop race given the extraordinary obsession with social issues, religious issues? you're an irish catholic like me. >> absolutely. and both candidates go to morals and stuff like that. they have to be smart enough to know that there are some things can you nt go after, some you can't. santorum lost the moment he was like i'm going after pornography. because for a lot of us we're like, buddy, that's all i got. all i want to do is get home from work, look at naked pictures. when the government tells you we might take away naked pictures, people get uptight. i mean i'm, look, i'm not a gop guy. i'll be voting for barack obama again. but i enjoy the play "the book of mormons" so much because i may give mitt a second look. it's the thing where you go, i give up. nothing will ever be better than this. then the next morning you go wait, it inspired me to try harder. it is so funny, so brilliant, so perfect. one of the most perfect things ev

>> kevin, where are your parents? >> in the hot tub. >>. [ laughing ] >> in the hot tub. >> without their trunks. >> oh. >> oh, hay. >>> back to weather man. >> we're thinking about derek's let's be real. the best thing about it is you can't smoke until they're 8. but after they're 8 you can smoke in the part. >> they put a limit on the law. >> where does that come from? >> we'll talk about it after you finish the weather forecast. people are waiting. >> okay, okay. let's get outside. a live look outside. i'm sorry. i get distracted. there is wisconsin. we're looking at very a summer-like night. temps are in the upper 60s. it's going to change. a cold front is going to roll through tonight. here is a look at our live weather cam. winds are still southwest at 20 and that is actually a sustained wind. they're still gusting over 30. they will turn northwesterly as we get into the evening hours and the early morning hours tomorrow. all right. here is a look at the radar. there is a pretty good line of showers and a few st

i'm kevin allen here in moscow studios tonight thanks though back to washington d.c. for the next sixty minutes it's the alona show. culture is that so much that you should be sitting on the market for a killing spree by a u.s. soldier the burning of korans images of creation of taliban forces the u.s. says it remains committed to its. welcome to the lower show at the real headlines with none of the mercy or come alive in washington d.c. now it's not really all details on bradley manning's case the defense is calling out the government for not handing over documents the prosecutors have labeled al qaeda as the enemy that manning was allegedly aiding and kevin costello is going to give us the full breakdown and a situation in afghanistan continues to deteriorate scars i want all u.s. troops confined only to bases by next year and how should we look at the bank stress test that was done by the federal reserve fifteen out of nineteen banks passed but two thousand and eight look kind of similar or a lister host of the capital account here on our team is going to help us s

kevin wrote a book, book, buy the book, buy the book. >> hey. you have the new kevin smith book?alm, less if you buy it on amazon. for kevin smith's book the title i cannot say on broadcast tv ♪ >> in the book, it's a book i wrote and it's called, i guess for tv we say "tough smith," but that's not really the word in the title. it's kind of me just talking about really the last five years of my life. it was like red state, there's two chapters on that. me getting kicked off the plane. a wonderful chapter about my wife in which i talk about having sex with her as well and even talk about working with bruce willis. >> your favorite actor. >> was. it's so bittersweet. people are like, quit whining about bruce willis. i'm like, well, read the chapter in the book and you'll understand. >> here we are at the angelica film center and cafe in lower manhattan. >> this is neat. nobody has ever thought to take me back here. and this is kind of ground zero for a lot of things. everything really. like this is where i saw richard lickliter's film "slacker" back in 1991. my 21st birthday at mid

so straight on to our next interview which will be between larry lindsey and kevin delaney. it is my great pleasure to introduce for the first time kevin delany who is a brand new colleague at at lalantic media company. he was managing editor of "the wall street journal" online. he was responsible for all of the editorial content on the journal's website and oversaw the site during a period of very rapid expansion and readership and in revenue and also to migration and new platforms such as the ipad. earlier in his career at the journal, kevin spent about ten years reporting including in san francisco covering internet companies such as google and yahoo and facebook and five years in the paris bureau. he was a staff reporter for smart "money" magazine before that. he is a graduate of yale university with a degree in history. delighted to welcome up here kevin delany and larry lindsey. thank you. >> thank you everybody. former director of the national economic council. we're going to dive right in. >> that's great glch. >> there's been a lot of discussion about how difficult

>>reporter: kevin was killed in an early morning accident that involved 3 vehicles. we have more.eporter: by any definition not an ordinary accident on highway 13 the warren freeway this morning. not for the victims and not in the circumstances. the. >> the tree behind me on the shoulder it fell from the shoulder on to the freeway. >>reporter: that was the start of it. then a south bound car ran over the tree. occupant got out to inspect the daniel and second car came along splitting the tree in half. part of it pin a woman on embankment above but that wasn't the worst part. then third vehicle came along and hit the driver. here's highway patrol sergeant kerry grimes. >> either the pickup truck or the camry ran over the young man who was standing in the rain still and ejected him. he was thrown approximately 60 to one00 pet and landed on the shoulder where he parished. >>reporter: chp identified the victim as 19-year-old kevin lock law medical student at uc berkeley and rare recipient of bill gates scholarship. >> young lady who was pinned under the treat an -- tree and the other

kevin, killer. >> franklin, pick up the phone. >> the exile is madness.shed house is symbolic of his insane ultimate act. >> he want you to tell me why. >> it's hard to watch and confusing because it jufts around in time only a hair style tells us where we are. you keep asking why. and there are mesmerizing and frightening performances. this isn't a film appealing to everybody but it's worth three quarters of a bucket. and that does it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00, you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and you can talk bit on facebook drom -- -- and the news at 5:00 continues right new. >> late breaking news. a operation underway for tahoe skiers caught in a potential avalanche. a confrontation between students. >> and from winter to spring. i'll let you know if a warming trend will arrive in time for weekend plans. good evening, i'm dan ashley. a rescue underway as we speak under harsh conditions for several skier that's were injured by an avalanche near lake tahoe. and there is between alpine meadows. a team has been able t

this is just under two hours. >> remarks by representative kevin brady. the objective of aei is to have policy discussions about the key policy issues of the day and to try to generate dispute as much as possible. [laughter] and so when we, when we invite a politician such as mr. brady to come and present his ideas about what we ought to do to fix the world, we're always careful to follow those events with a round table discussion that's generally a set of people who we select because we don't know what they'll think, but suspect they might be critical. this event really follows in a long tradition of that here at aei. we'll begin with remarks from congressman kevin brady, and after the remarks are done immediately following, we've got a real all-star lineup of former fed officials to discuss the merits and lack thereof of mr. brady's proposal. and mr. brady will go perhaps for as long as an hour. he's got some prepared remarks before we turn it over to the round table discussion. now, there's been a lot of anger in washington about the fed's role in the

let's talk with james carville and kevin madden.es, despite his success last night, you know, questions remain about mitt romney's ability or inability to connect with conservative working class voters, evangelical christians, strong tea party supporters, people that say faith is very important to them. what is keeping him from connecting with those voters? >> you know, our colleague at cnn pointed out he can't carry the south or evangelicals or blue collar voters. he has a real problem with basic constituencies in the republican party. having said that, he's the only one in the field i've maintained this consistently that has any chance whatsoever to be the nominee. he's in a race against 1,144. it looks like he's not going to get there until may or maybe june before he ties them up, and they have to bring the superdelegates in for him to tie it up. this has not been a kind process for governor romney at all but he's still going to win it. >> kevin, is the inevitability argument the right one to push? >> i've never liked that argum

it's now eleven pm here in moscow my name's kevin know in our top stories tonight for you the arab league is discussing the u.n. sponsored peace plan to end more than a year of fighting in syria calling on president assad to fully comply opposition groups are also now under pressure to unite and accept kofi announce proposal which includes a cease fire and dialogue sisera first following the basic relevance of culture with her life by the sara first off what's expected to come out of the arab league meeting. well syria of course as he said going to really be top of the agenda at that gathering it is the first time that the arab league son has been held in iraq for t. decades and it's expected that the arab league ministers who are gathered there are going to see inducing kafeel and six point peace plan that of course is already been formally accepted now by the syrian government now that's understandably being met with some criticism from members of the opposition he say that he's made promises before that he's felt the liberal say certainly the message coming from the opposition is that