good luck to you, kevin.itely has potential if he can really search his heart and want to make the changes, i believe he can do so. but it's truly up to him. i hope he's successful. that's all i can say. >> while kevin is excited to go to placement, for kymyada being sent to a placement facility means separation from her daughter. but her story does not end here. >> that statement that you said hurt me really bad because -- places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ it says a lot about you. ♪ in a deep, hemi-rumble sort of way. guts. glory. ram. >>> after two weeks of

good luck to you, kevin.efinitely has potential if he can really search his heart and want to make the changes, i believe he can do so. but it's truly up to him. i hope he's successful. that's all i can say. >> while kevin is excited to go to placement, for kymyada being sent to a placement facility means separation from her daughter. but her story does not end here. >> that statement that you said hurt me really bad because -- >>> after two weeks of placement at a local facility, kymyada gets some surprising news. during her absence from home, kymyada's mother and stepfather reached a new decision regarding her placement. and requested a second detention hearing. so kymyada finds herself back in juvenile court. >> mother and kymyada have met and talked, and mother believes now that it's in kymyada's and her best interest to have kymyada released back into mother's custody today. >> miss foster? >> a couple weeks back you indicated you felt you really couldn't commit to taking kymyada home with you. tell us w

kevin is an educator. he was the founding dean of ccu school of business and now he is executive in residence at ccu to the great benefit of our wonderful students and to the entire ccu community. kevin's an author. the second prop that i did not bring up is kevin's book. his most recent work titled "freedom nationally, virtue locally or socialism." if you are a social conservative, and frankly even if you're not, this book will challenge you. and here is where i make the plug and hold the book up and say it's available out in the lobby. i don't have it with me, but you get the idea. kevin did not ask me to plug his book, but it's a wonderful quick read. so i would encourage you to take a look at it. kevin has challenge mid thinking over the past year that i've known him, and he is a great american and a great man. jonathan finer is one of our shining stars at ccu, a wonderful, wonderful young man, a ccu student. he is an intern this summer at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. in the office of th

in paris, california sprint car racer kevin white takes a turn for the worst. his car flips over and launches him 25 feet in the air, landing him precariously on this wire fence. >> the start of the accident was very common. the end of the accident was very, very shocking. >> photographer mike truax has been shooting racing from his perch up on the scoreboard for more than 15 years. passionate about the sport, he has intimate knowledge of the racing experience. >> 80 miles an hour around the top of the racetrack, mud flying, it's insane. >> and if sprint car racing is insane from mike's vantage point, imagine how insane it is to drive. >> just think of the scariest thing you have ever done ever in your life, holding on for dear life and it almost takes somebody a little crazy to do these, to drive these things. >> number four driver tony jones has sprint car racing in his blood. his father was also a driver and during the course of his 16 years of professional racing, tony's had his share of crashes. >> one of my worst crashes, the car is a little too tight, fl

but -- kevin love needs to be here.o be here in this space. >> jimmy: he'll be here eventually. >> okay. so we would go to the movies. and the movies were down the way. you'd go to the grumman's chinese and what's the name of the other ones? i don't remember. but you'd wear gloves and hats. >> jimmy: you would? >> and you would have to drive over a canyon pass, so you'd puke in the back of the car. >> jimmy: great. >> and then you get there and somehow it was worth it, because you saw, bridge on the river kwai and it was a great big foofy do. >> jimmy: was gig -- gidget the first acting role that you had? >> my first professional role. because i was in jr high school and high school. >> jimmy: you were a teenager when you did that show? >> yes, i was. >> jimmy: did they pay you a lot? [ laughter ] >> it was abc. >> jimmy: [ laughter ] >> i rest my case. [ applause ] >> i remember very well, i made $500 an episode. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. there were lots of times when the extras that worked a lot, we had a lot of bea

the end that spent fuel pool of at the top and you know four is still there kevin. the building is. listening. is that the word yeah it has been since almost the beginning of the catastrophe so it's described as listing the new york times last week called it tilting there's actually two bulges on the walls the exterior walls of the building which is not a good sign despite all of this tokyo electric power company assures everybody everything's fine except when a high level government minister went there at the end of may it was disconcerting that he said to the crowd that we're following him around in radiation suits all this is a good structure it's good up to a six point zero earthquake well that's not what's being discussed what's being discussed is the ninety percent probability that there will be a seven point zero earthquake in the next three years at that site could bring the whole building down that waste could go up in flames more of tonight's bigger picture conversation beyond focus right at this very. wealthy british style it's time to. market why not. why not what's real

. >>> meet captain kevin. he spears a fish -- >> then a little friend comes along. >> a little friend named shark. but don't worry. captain kevin shows us how to fight off a shark. >> important thing to remember, these sharks eat a fish, so don't dress like a fish. >>> and meet stanley. >> a high-tech honky tonk piano. >>> get ready for another edition of "rtm" where we tell you about bonus videos you can find on our website. >> this one you're going to love. jeremy lin has made a parody to the famous gotye "somebody that i used to know" song. >> why'd you have to sign so high? >> i have a hilarious prank video you might hate. it's a hidden camera prank inside of a men's bathroom. this guy is sitting down on his throne. the door is unlocked, and the hidden camera is to catch the reactions of the people who walk in on this guy on the toilet. >> that is a good prank. i don't mind. >> head over to our website, rightthisminutes.com. click on -- >> best of rtm. >>> these skateboarders wanted to do something differe

right now it's tough for kevin o'brien family to escape the power of that storm. kevin o'brien was suppose to celebrate his grandfather's 70th birthday on saturday. instead heavy eyes fill his house as the family try to understand how life changed in a split second. >> he was to see the car, i mean, the lord must have wanted him. >> reporter: in anne arundel abc 2 news. >> our sympathies to the family tonight. the obrian family they are fortunate those younger children were no in the car. >>> could take us a while to get over this. this was one of the worst storms we can remember. we had the lightning and rain and wind. . >> reporter: the sound of chain saws hard at work. that's the sound most baltimore areas are hearing after friday's storm. here in east baltimore bruce and martin have been working hard all day cleaning up the debris. >> we had two tree limbs down on the ground. i look in the back, there's tree limbs on the powerlines. we've been without power for 2 days now. >> reporter: as you drive around the city, you will notice blinking traffic lights, this

no, i am with kevin. i have a lot more problem with vigilante justice. >> it brings us to gun control. >> no, that brings us to batman. >> and now i take us away from gun control. >> sam, you said one of the problems is that we really -- you are opposed to the death penalty, but one of the problems is we don't have a death penalty and we don't have people put to death. but you are right, in terms of colorado the last execution took place in 1997, and there are currently only three people on that state's death row. >> that's right. >> they have been there for a longtime, apparently. anyone have anything else they want to talk about or can i move along? >> you can move along. >> penn state gets heavy ncaa captions. if i understood you correctly your problem with this is it is more about punishment than it is about preventing something like this happening again. >> i am fine with punishment. i don't think it is a deterrent factor in the future stoping other people from not reporting. >> it seems to me if you

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kevin this is my debate about the insanity plea. if you split from santee or if you split -- you are no longer kevin williamson, you are something else, what if the something else knows what they are doing is wrong? then the insanity plea is meaning less, right? >> they need to leave the medical questions to the medical practitioners. i am skeptical about capital punishment, but since i call myself opposed some rat fink comes along and i think, we will make an exception to you. >> the only reason i have a problem with the death penalty is it takes too long. you can see this person in -- i am for the death penalty, but it needs to be quick. >> i think we apply it badly. the way we handle the death penalty is not necessarily done well. but that does president -- doesn't discredit the

kevin, who has 25 stitches and several cuts and bruises, says he's doing great. >> you know, kevin, people people that are saying, what in the world were you thinking? >> i should have packed it up a little bit earlier than i did though. when that gale force wind picked up to 70 knots, 60 knots, and carried me across the street, that was a little dangerous. i regret it a little bit, but i learned. >> kevin taught himself how to kite board and says he's been doing it for four years. he's thankful he has no memory of the whole ordeal, but he surprises everyone with what he says next. >> the next time i'll be out there, but i'll be packing up a little bit earlier than i did this previous time. >> so you would still go back out there in a tropical storm, is that what you're saying? >> definitely. >> video of kevin's wild ride travels like the wind around the internet and hits the kite surfing community hard. >> initially i was shocked by the violence of the accident. >> rick is the director of florida's kite surfing association and an expert on accidents. >> in my opinion, it wasn't an accepta

kevin has doubts that he's the father of this brother and sister for 29 years. 29 years!this is lucifer. get a good look because that is the devil. >> maury: do you love him? >> do i love him? i don't know. >> maury:

coming up, the nba's biggest stars are in town like lebron james, kobe bryant, and kevin durant. >>> and find out which new caps player looks like a rapper. first, we'll start with -- last night, the nationals earned their fiftyth win of the season. a big heat and to put it in perspective in 2009, they didn't win their fiftyth until mid-september. and before tonight's game, davie johnson mentioned that relief picture sean bernet might be headed to the d.l. and he felt elbow tightness for six weeks or so. the nats and marlins send pudge rodriguez on or -- honored before the game. the top of the 5th, nats trail. desmond runs in the line and is thrown off of the helmet and ruled a stolen base. bonaficio scored from second base and the marlins on top 2- 1. and still 2-1, the tieing run at second and striking out to end the game. the miami native joey gonzalez and when he gets the law. >> it's great, you know, to be in front of friends and family. and behind plate to have my parents and brother, the excitement. and that is one of the things i dreamed about. >> and this afternoon, prior to

what advice would you have to kevin madden? >> well, first i want to say that his new role is one job created that i think mitt romney welcomes. my guess is there will be a lot less etch-a-sketching coming from the romney campaign and a lot fewer missteps. he's obviously very talented. all you had to do was watch him in 2008 or as he's commented the last few months and having him out there as an official spokesman will help the romney campaign. >> kevin, what do you hope to bring to the table in your new role? you'll be out there with the governor, you'll be able to sort of help with the communications strategy, which i should say has been criticized by the "wall street journal" in an editorial and by rupert murdoch, jack welch tweeting, saying they needed a better focus, beefing up of the staff. >> i think most importantly, what i bring to the table is an ability to and deep relationships with both national press and also local and regional press. >> and a lot of credibility. >> i appreciate that. the governor is somebody who

with kevin millar, matt vasgersian.e just got through watching the new york mets with the road winner. dodgers sleepy bats continue to be a problem in los angeles. >> is it a problem. they have to continue to get a bat. get creative. mattingly might make a comeback, too. you never know. >> i heard you. kristin davis with ike davis wid one of the mets' heroes. after the win he spoke with ken rosenthal. >> kenny: ike davis, three-run homer. they walked david wright to get to you. some players get motivated when that happens. what was your mind set? >> player: hopefully, i want to get a run across the board and stop doing it. david is our guy, having a great year. walking him is not the worst idea. especially to get to me. i'm hitting .200. i hope to get a fly ball and get the runner in. >> kenny: earlier in season there was talk about you getting sent down. terry collinsed to us that one reason you stayed is because he sensed how much your teammates believed in you. how did it make you feel? >> player: great. we have a gr

[laughter] >> lisa and kevin hurley have been married since 1986.rked until they adopted their little girl megan from south korea in 1999. lisa decided to stay at home while kevin continued to work for an insurance company as an underwriter and broker. >> did you like doing that? >> yeah, i did. very much so. i liked working with people, dealing with solving problems. >> kevin started working for his company at age 16 in the mailroom. from there he worked his way up the ladder for the next 36 years. but in 2009, the recession hit. >> i knew once they call you, say can you come in to the office, please, into the room, you knew what was going to happen. >> was it's a sign of the times? >> yes. 10% of the stuff of countrywide was let go. >> how did you feel not being able to provide as much money to the family? >> you feel like you're a failure. you're the one that's supposed to bring everything in. the way i grew up. >> what time did you get up? >> but now lisa was pushed into that breadwinner role. >> how quickly were you able to find employment? >>

. >> lisa and kevin have been married since 1986. both worked until they adopted their little girl megan from south korea in 1999. lisa decided to stay at home and kevin continued to work for an insurance company as an underwriter and broke. >>> did you like doing that? >> i did very much so. i liked working with people. dealing with solving problems. >> kevin started working for his company at age 16 in the mailroom. from there he worked his way up the ladder for the next 36 years. but in 2009 the recession hit. >> i knew once they call you in and say can you come into the office please into the room you knew right then and there what was going to happen. >> it was a sign of the times? >> yes, 10% of the staff. countrywide was let go. >> how did you feel after you lost your job not being able to provide as much money for the family? as if you are a you are failure. the way i was brought up, everybody is involve in the support of the house. >> now, lisa was push inside the bread winner role. >> how quickly were you able to find emplo

>> schieffer: let me just go back to kevin because that brings us to this. put down on the s.e.c. documents that he was the c.e.o. and sole owner of these companies, is bain capital, or he wasn't. because when he filled out his financial disclosure for when he got ready to run for office he said he left bain capital in 1999. and, of course, the reason this is important is that after 1999 some of those companies that bain owned went into bankruptcy, there were some jobs that were outsourced and he's saying i didn't have anything to do with this. either he was the c.e.o. or he wasn't. why would he have signed his name to those documents? >> well, look, first i think it is very troubling that the president would direct this campaign to label someone like governor romney who is is a very good and honorable man-- as a felon. that's very troubling.... >> schieffer: let's talk about... >> i let l get to that point. what's equally disappointing is that the obama campaign continues to focus on these attacks even though fact check after fact check, investigative journ

>> kevin tibbles, walker, iowa to start us off tonight. kevin, thanks. >>> another side effect of the widespread drought has been the terrible wildfire season so far. in northern california 12 firefighters were injured battling a big fire burning across steep and rugged terrain there. and for people living in areas where the wildfires have already charred the surrounding landscape, there is another danger to worry about now and that's flash floods. our report from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the most destructive wildfire in colorado history scorched 28 square miles. >> obviously rock 'n' rolled through here. killed all the trees, all the vegetation. >> reporter: and it destroyed nearly 350 homes. >> we're very fortunate. >> reporter: warren pierce's house was spared. now he is preparing for the next disaster -- flash flooding and mud slides. >> it's going to go on for years. >> reporter: these hillside homes sit surrounded by acre after acre of blackened dirt. >> this is like having a sheet of wax paper and it is below the surface

kevin is at cross fit late country. he's going to jump on that stack of tires. that's 64 inches., i'm 69 inches. so this guy is going to jump this high. >> no way! >> impressive jump. now, the cool thing is if you look on guinness' website, the current standing record is 58.27 inches. this guy jumped 64 so it looks as though guinness hasn't recognized the record yet, but that was by jonas from denmark back in august, 2011. if you look at the comments on kevin's video, congratulations on beating my record. you are crazy. amazing jump, well done, jonas. >> holy moly. >> that's pretty cool. >> he not only beat the record, he killed the record. >> and then just to prove exactly how high he jumped, afterwards he gets the tape measure out, moves the camera over and gives us a close view of exactly 64 inches. >> well done. >> good job, kevin. >>> this one is for all the cap wearing hip-hop lovers out there. >> this is my gangster sign. >> it's a cool video put together by new eraap compan to basical promote teirhats. th to some pretty cool hip-hop music. the guys dancing are cory and sp

robert gibbs for obama and kevin madden for romney. >>> and our powerhouse roundtable with george will, donna brazile, dana loesch. david chalian and ruth marcus. >>> plus -- >> i'm jon karl outside of dick cheney's home, we just had the first interview with the former vice president after his heart transplant. >>> anb abc news is at the olympics. the very latest from london. . is very latest from london. >>> good morning, everyone. george stephanopoulos has a well-deserved morning off. as you just heard, it's been a rough week for both candidates. so, let's get right to it with their senior advisers. robert gibbs with president obama and kevin madden with mitt romney. >> good morning. >> i have a critical question for two senior advisers, who are the junior advisers? >> i tried to get that title before, nobody will give -- >> it doesn't bear any responsibility. >> i make my own coffee. >> i always wondered that. i want to start with, we're 100 days out. dead-even race. as of this morning. robert, what is going to break this race out, or is it going to stay this way until the end? >> i

so my question first to kevin and maybe we can bat this around the table, which matters more in today'sironment, getting the credits or earning the knowledge? so if i took 100 classes, but don't have any credits to show for it, am i still marketable? >> frankly, the credits matter more. you can always go to the library. people learn things throughout their lives but you need proof of that knowledge in order to access certain kinds of jobs. i think it's a great thing with the university of virginia and duke and stanford and princeton and all these colleges are doing to put these free clas out there in the long run, i think we need to find a way so that the people who take those classes and succeed in them can then find some way of demonstrating their none in a way that is acceptable to employers and other colleges. >> yeah, i mean with all due respect to kevin, my life, i've seen the exact opposite. i got through three years of college and said i'm out of here and pursued my own study of knowledge over the next few years. then i got into graduate school. it has always been the knowledge

or do what kevin youkilis does. text the response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this tuesday, july 17th. a lot going on, including the united states navy firing on a fishing boat off the coast of the uae and killing one of its crew. we'll look into what happened there. >>> plus, jon stewart returns from a midsummer's break loaded forbear. going after mitt romney and the mysterious tax returns. we'll have that clip a little later in the show. first, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here's 30 rock in new york city. former vice president dick cheney returns to washington today to meet with top house republicans about how to deal with the two-part challenge facing the economy at the end of year. the expiring bush tax cuts and those deep automatic spending cuts. democrats took a hard line yesterday suggesting they are prepared to go over the so-called fiscal cliff and allow those cuts in taxes to take effect if republicans continue to balk at raising taxes on the

in the fourth inning kevin youkilis with two on and two out kevin youkilis there it goes over the greenome leather dayan viciedo laughed steals and out and saves a run. addison reed another save the sox went 7-5 in detroit loses white sox up 3.5. at wrigley field tonight to be turned off ozzie guillen his team not been playing very well until tonight in the fourth inning heading to the bleachers miami takes 3-0 lead and in the fifth the newly acquired carlos lee the bases loaded why did the chicago cubs not trade for him. eighth inning 9-5 miami is up. ozzie guillen was the star of the pregame show back in chicago in uniform first time since he left the white sox for miami marlins. talking success of former team struggles of the new 1 >> i said early in the season with the best of buddies happy knows what they're supposed to do. >> ozzie guillen brands other familiar faces mark buehrle pitches thursday and carlos zambrano who has not coming up this week saying hello to his teammates met the media carlos zambrano said he wishes his exit happened under different circumstances. >> when i g

well the director of that film the war on kids kevin soling joins us now welcome kevin so tell us tell us more about your film and what you what inspired you to make it. what inspired me to make her own words basically i was seeing more and more incidents zero tolerance being used to expel and suspend children for the most . ludicrous of fractions things like kids would have the chicken strip and went through that another student can sleep in the be suspended for possessing a weapon in the rare kid's gender gardiner playing cops and robbers using their bare fingers as guns and saying bang in the principal suspending those children into darkness five and six years old and this just seems to be this this growing trend throughout mission in the stream disturbing to me and. attention should be drawn to this now this harsh response i'm a lot of a could be attributed to it is zero tolerance policy that is instated at schools across the country i wanted to take a look at one at a piece of this policy some schools might might abide by schools rely on suspension expulsion citations summons as a

final question, kevin, quickly.ll street journal," jack welch, rupert murdoch have criticized the staffing. is that the answer to the campaign? how much? >> campaigns get a lot of people saying good things about us, saying we're doing a great job and other folks saying we need to do a better job. i think the most important thing for every campaign is to put it in perspective, take all that information in, process it, and make sure that what you're doing every single day is living up to the expectations, high expectations, that people have for your campaign. and that comes from people that are observing as reporters, and pundits, and that comes from people observing as supporters, people that want to see governor romney win. i think as a campaign, we're very focused on living up to the high expectations, and we listen to that advice, whether it's constructive criticism or whether it's praise and we do our best. the most important thing we can do is go out there and articulate governor romney's message for what he wan

[applause] [applause] >> kevin, what is your next project? any other crucial american documents that need to be rewritten by kevin bleyer? >> as i indicated, i might write a sequel in 19 years. look forward to that. in the immediate future, i will probably need to rewrite the federalist papers. in the same way that they wrote those papers to try to convince people to ratify the constitution, i, too, probably have some explaining to do at this point. maybe that will be the next. or maybe 50 shades of gray. i will be right back. john stewart said i should call my book 50 shades of red white and blue. take the next question. >> you are a self-described overachiever. obviously coming have a lot of passion and you have done research is why comedy is important enough politics. >> why comedy? i enjoy it. i don't know that i would be a good politician. perhaps because of whataburger britain. [laughter] i enjoy having this kind of bingo online. i enjoyed taking something and turning it into economy. >> kevin, i want to say thank you. thank you to all

i'm going to start with you, kevin. the fact that he wanted so much to create more havoc at a second crime scene. what does that tell you, kevin, about the mindset of this guy? >> he wanted to make a statement that he would be rear remembered as one of the previous guests already mentioned. this was going to be the tial step of destroying all of the evidence and remains in the apartment. >> judge jeanine: and but destroying all of the evidence what is very strange, kevin, is that he apparently had a timer set at midnight to start some house music that was loud disruptive and just repeated itself and went exactly for one hour. what is that about? >> that was more than likely trying to pull a victim in to make it a victim activated bomb. and the timer could have also been used to activate and arm his explosive system. >> judge jeanine: okay. the music. interesting. and david katz i will go to you now. we know so far he had four guns. two 9-millimeter glocks and ar 15. what does the choice of weapon tell us about this guy?

. >> and kyra sedgwick, her life with kevin bacon and the secret to their happy marriage. >> the secret to a happy marriage is not to take advice from celebrities about marriage. >> the end of the series "the closer." was it emotional? >> oh, very. very boo hooey. >> and how she stays so impossibly youthful. >> you have the high cheekbones everything hangs on. >> i can get you a guy to do that. >> i'm sure you can. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. we'll get to my interview with ll cool j in a moment, but first, listen to what kyra sedgwick, the gorgeous star of "the closer" told me about the biggest villain in her life, bernie madoff. >> i see him as a sick man. i see us as adults who made a choice, and i see a lot of people that are so much worse off than we are. and i think that, you know, [ bleep ] happens. can you say that? >> well, you just did, kyra. a lively conversation. hear more coming up. we begin with ll cool j, the hip-hop legend. more than 15 million americans watched ll cool j in the third season finale of "ncis l.a." he joins me, primetime exclusive. welc