kevin: we've seen these before.he tube obviously tacks right up into there, and then when that is on the underside of the floor we're just going to radiate heat out? richard: yep, absolutely. once that's all up we'll take the tubing, pull it down the base, and put it in. [ hammering ] kevin: whoa, wait a second abe, hold on, now. a tool he's got to have. look at this. what is -- i have not seen -- better than swinging a rubber mallet. a pneumatic mallet. wow. isn't that something? makes it a lot easier in tight spaces. yeah, i bet, right? i love it. he's going to steal that. keep your eye on that. after that, little bubble wrap to keep that heat up. so that's going to direct it to the first floor as opposed to having it come down here into the basement. you're just going in with staples? richard: yep, try to make that heat go where it's supposed to where the people's feet are. well, we took out a huge boiler, richard so we've got to replace it with something. right, so the modern boiler is this. this is a condensing

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

our guest kevin phillips made a name for himself in the late one nine hundred sixty s. as a g.o.p. operative who coined the phrase and wrote the book the emerging republican majority predicting the rise of the republican party by securing the south for a generation fast forward though and now he's writing about revolution in particular seven hundred seventy five which he says was a good year for it that was of course when the american revolution was going on and when it comes to this war he gets into economic factors that may not have gone down as saliently in mainstream history as taxation without representation but were major goals none the less among them was the inability of colonists to manage their own monetary affairs because of british policies also over indebtedness that was in part the result and the brits control of trade which required certain commodities to actually pass through middlemen all the way over london now to tell them to what we can learn from this history as the u.s. faces its modern economic problems earlier i spoke to kevin phillips he's a former white ho

now, i hate to have kevin dominate this, but kevin's chapter actually goes into this in, i think, a very interesting way. so you want to answer the question and then jason? >> yeah. so there are two answers. one is that cutting spending isn't always bad for the economy if you're eliminating government jobs. it's not just necessarily that. for example, does anyone know that in the last three years the federal government in the u.s. has added 35,000 regulators? they've hired 35,000 new regulators, more than they had when president obama took office. i'm not, i don't think those regulators are necessarily good for the economy on net. and so there's that. but the real answer is just that you have to change the long-term growth of entitlements. that's the big problem. and, you know, jason's got a great chapter on how to do that. and if you do that, then you're not necessarily causing a big radical reduction in government spending this year. what you're doing is you're making it so ten years from now it's way, way lower than we currently expect, but we know we can pay for it. so you're reducin

he should be in the conversation. >> he should be. >> only won four games. >> kevin from kevin & rockng up later this hour. rock, under the weather. get better, rock. >>> coming up on fox 5 news sunday, the latest on the looming fiscal cliff and results of the benghazi report, plus the gun control debate heats up as the white house unveils a new gun violence task force headed by vice president joe biden. a preview when we return. >>> and another look at the national christmas tree outside. that's washington monument. we'll be back in a moment. . >>> we're back with your look at what's upcoming, new and noteworthy. it's your capitol rundown for the week of december 24th, 2012. starting off monday, at 11:00 a.m., george washington's mount vernon estates opens the rarely-scene third floor for christmas at mount vernon event, detailing how the first president marked the holidays. doors open at 9:00 a.m. tuesday, december 25th is christmas. federal offices are closed along with many houses of worship, but the basilica of the national shrine will celebrate christmas masses throughout the da

it's what establishes the creation of the convenience zone and i think kevin talked about this. if that supermarket didn't open, then the small businesses, can they choose on their own to do redemption or is it against the law if you are not in a con [srao-pbs/] necticut convenience center? >> you couldn't choose to do it on their own. i mean they would have to go through a process to be proactive in that respect. >> that is one of the key identifiers. in some ways by default the small businesss in the area and in our situation it's more likely that it's going to be a small business that it will be absorbing it. so it comes the de facto recycling center. we have talked to the department of health and again, just like even though walgreens had called you about issues of cleanliness and what do we do with this? for the department of health, that is definitely an issue, especially for small businesses, because they are often -- they could be storing their recycled products in the same place as their food. that is against the law. also many of our small businesses are in mixed-use b

powell kevin is the author of the book barack obama ronald reagan and the ghost of dr king blogs and essays i started off by asking jim who is pro guns what solution could curb the gun violence here's his response. twenty years virtually all of the. democratic national convention which might as well be. called target rich environment. victims of mass shootings. the common denominator in all the. data. not talking about the numerous. things that if. it is the be pointed out two hundred. back. of. him i want to go ahead and stop you right there i can't help but to bring up two instances where that theory just doesn't hold water first is for her to wear major nidal hassan kill three people and hold on the me finish and i mean that was on a military base kill those people that had weapons to defend themselves in the second instance i want to bring up well i finished second and says i want to bring up is that during the chaos of the tucson arizona shooting represent a representative gabrielle giffords there was an armed person on that scene who confused giffords aide for the realist assai

kevin: we've seen these before.ously tacks right up into there, and then when that is on the underside of the floor we're just going to radiate heat out? richard: yep, absolutely. once that's all up we'll take the tubing, pull it down the base, and put it in. [ hammering ] kevin: whoa, wait a second abe, hold on, now. a tool he's got to have. look at this. what is -- i have not seen -- better than swinging a rubber mallet. a pneumatic mallet. wow. isn't that something? makes it a lot easier in tight spaces. yeah, i bet, right? i love it. he's going to steal that. keep your eye on that. after that, little bubble wrap to keep that heat up. so that's going to direct it to the first floor as opposed to having it come down here into the basement. you're just going in with staples? richard: yep, try to make that heat go where it's supposed to where the people's feet are. well, we took out a huge boiler, richard so we've got to replace it with something. right, so the modern boiler is this. this is a condensing boiler, sup

kevin? >> you know, one of the stories that came out of 2012 that's gonna bleed into 2013 was the vatican crackdown on american nuns. at this point the two sides are still talking. there's not been a formal offer on the table as to what the vatican wants to do with american nuns, but that i think is going to happen at some point, perhaps, in 2013, and it'll be interesting to watch either side kind of jockey for a position there. >> e.j.? >> i'm gonna be looking for a new conversation about the family, and i'm not talking about gay marriage. i'm talking about a sense on both the left and the right that the stability of the family is important to soal justice and that i think that we might have an opportunity to have a constructive conversation on issues that up to now have been mostly divisive. >> kim. >> e.j. and kevin both took what i was thinking about saying already. that's the bad thing about going last. i do, i will be watching congregations. as e.j. referred to some of the news that ca

kevin drew. i am the residential and special projects zero waste coordinator for the department of environment and i have been working on the bottle bill that is known colloquial in california for 25 years. it's ab 2020, passed in 1986 to get beverage containers out of the waste stream and it's actually called the recycling litter reduction act, two-fold to get at recycling and reduce litter. it puts a nickel or dime redemption value in california. it has grown since 1986 with the redemption value was a penny and as over time it's grown up to the nickel and dime that you are familiar with now. what the law intends is for consumers to be able to conveniently get that nickel or dime that they pay back from a recycler as part of their daily going about their business. it's different than bottle bills in other states if you are familiar with the bottle bill in michigan or new york or massachusetts. you can take your bottle back to any store and get your nickel or dime back. this was intended to conso

kevin hogan, the mvp of the championship game.anford cardinal, the 2012 pac-12 champions. they're going back to pasadena for the first time since the 2000 rose bowl. erin andrews, back to you in the studio in los angeles. >> erin: charles, thanks so much. congratulations to stanford. a athletes and coaches that play for stanford. plenty more to come on the at&t pac-12 championship postgame show. we'll break it down and talk about much more coming up after the break. sfx- "sounds of african drum and flute" look who's back. again? it's embarrassing it's embarrassing! we can see you carl. we can totally see you. come on you're better than this...all that prowling around. yeah, you're the king of the jungle. have you thought about going vegan carl? hahaha!! you know folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than antelope with night-vision goggles. nice! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. oh, thanks. he went to jared. the ballet

wanted to be a soldier and he wanted to do so many things and kevin's life ended right here.ll live forever. >> high school senior darrius victor hopes to finish the dreams his brother never got to on the football field and in the classroom. he's a college bound b student and one of the leading rushers in the state with 1,787 yards this year and 28 touchdowns, a season he dedicated to kevin. >> he's my motivation. i do it for him. every touchdown is for him. every yard is for him. every grade is for him in the classroom, too. so everything is for him. >> reporter: in return darrius and his family say they'll keep fighting for justice for kevin. >> please in the name of jesus christ i'm pleading for that, please. i really want some closure. >> reporter: the family says they've been told the suspects are two teens who may have followed kevin when he left the brentwood rec center the night he was killed. if you know anything, to call county homicide investigators. there's a $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> a baltimore county police officer was shot try

and still ahead we'll take a trip down memory lane with author kevin phillips on his accountant seven hundred seventy five some of what you didn't hear yesterday in here feedback the first your closing market numbers. choose your language. with no introduction and still some. choose the consensus you. choose to tell us what you think great. choose the stories did you. choose to access to your. sometimes you see a story so you think you understand it and then. you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you. are welcome to the big picture. the five. ok so now for that jobs report we got today a hundred forty six thousand jobs were added in november according to the bureau of labor statistics this was better than expectations superstorm sandy not taking the toll perhaps people works that during and the unemployment rate ticked down to seven point seven percent the lowest rate reportedly since two thousand and eight but it was driven by a drop in labor force participation we've heard that one before it comes up time and time again so no maybe not as exciting as this

diane and kevin, great to have you on the show. christine, thanks so much.re having the wrong discussion about taxes entirely. i don't think it should be about what rate you pay as it should been what return you get for the taxes you pay. do you think you are getting a good return on your taxes? i think some of you are going to say you don't. if you don't, don't ask the europeans for any sympathy. they're paying substantially more, substantially higher tax rates than you are and they're getting less for it. so are europeans getting ripped off or are you getting a bargain? think about that. so all my stufs always right there in real-time. it's like the ultimate personal assistant. but i'm me, and me needs handlers. so i hired todd to handle it for me. todd, gimme that hollywood news! what's happening on twitter? you're trending! yes! i like you todd. i don't like todd because he's quitting. but now i'm hiring a new todd and it could be you. [ male announcer ] go to workforwill.com and try live tiles, that deliver what you want in real time. only from at&t. re

i want to bring in kevin hasset from the american enterprise institute.adviser during the campaign. diane swonk is also with us, she's the chief economist from a financial company. joining us from chicago. let me start with you. the deduction is getting about $10 billion more expensive every year. but this is money in people's pockets. christine does outline that low income people don't nearly get the benefit of this that high income people do or high value homeowners do. but it is money in the economy. so what's the danger of pulling it out? what does it do to the economy or the housing industry? at this stage of the game the danger is very little. i wouldn't eliminate it entirely. this is a major transition. but i do think it needs to be major scaled back so that most americans can benefit from it. but we really would rather have high income americans investing in our future, investment markets and equity markets, things like that rather than in their homes. if they can build multimillion dollar homes, you don't need a million dollar deduction. on subsi

counter some claims we heard on this show earlier in the week and our trip down memory lane with author kevin phillips on his account of seven hundred seventy five lead to some questions on the economic history of the time of the war will respond to your feedback let's get to today's capital account . it's that time again next week the federal open market committee meets and some anticipate we could see an announcement for more bond purchases after they do so to allegedly continue trying to boost the economy to help with that weak growth we keep saying but it is the fed's manipulation of interest rates and involvement in the economy actually doing the opposite to growth is it hurting growth to lay it out john butler is here he's founder of m. four a capital and author of the book you see here the golden revolution and he is here to spell it out so first of all mr butler thank you for being on the show thank you learned pleasure yet it's always a pleasure and i want to start with this fascinating chart because this is something that you included in your recent writing and it is really a loss f

and still ahead we'll take a trip down memory lane with author kevin phillips on his account of seven hundred seventy five some of what you didn't hear yesterday in your feedback the first your closing market numbers. gold fever. reasons to say yes. but also my brother involved in the mines and since i started working at the moment i stay here. to multinationals. this is a cash cow to be milked dry it is and i think that in this country to go to metallurgy as an environmental cost which is unacceptable you know to treasonous has made it illegal and controlled by criminals if you will in order to protect our lives our families and to work in peace you let me know. most but we are forced to pay protection to illegal groups prices columbia going to pay for. the modest effects on r.t. . hon other mission and free education free transport charges free. range mention free. reef still child free ups download free blog as a plug in video for your media projects a free media dog hearty dot com you. please elaborate please. i. would. ruin. ok so now for that jobs report we got today a hundred f

and still ahead we'll take a trip down memory lane with author kevin phillips on his account and seven hundred seventy five some of what you didn't hear yesterday in your feedback but first your closing market numbers. wealthy british scientists are. sometimes. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. no holds barred the global financial headlines. are reports. the be. ok so now for that jobs report we got today a hundred forty six thousand jobs were added in november according to the bureau of labor statistics this was better than expectations superstorm sandy not taking the toll perhaps people works back during the unemployment rate ticked down to seven point seven percent the lowest rate reportedly since two thousand and eight but was driven by a drop in labor force participation we've heard about one before it comes up time and time again so no maybe not as exciting as this report seems on the surface in fact and what does this mean for other areas of the economy like housing earlier i asked barry bibi's vice president of residential finance corporation

and i think kevin is right. at the end of this, there did seem to be a very different quality to the discussion. we've been so passive as a nation in the face of one. beautiful, innocent children who were killed here, and i think it took a lot of people back and said, maybe we should forget about the old politics of gun control and try to do something this time. >> and would you care to venture any guess as to whether something meaningful can come from this? >> i have some hope. and i think the religious community will play a central role in this and i think you are going to hear their voices on an issue, in some ways surprisingly, i don't think their voice has been as strong as it might be now. i think a lot will depend on whether people in the past who have opposed gun regulations, like the assault weapons and requiring universal background checks. they say, wait a minute. that was then. that position doesn't hold anymore. so a lot will not depend on traditional supporters of gun control, except to the extent

and who's talking about it earlier in kevin was.he speaks, everybody in this country listens. >> yeah. >> she is a voice of authority on so many issues and also this is the year of the woman. >> it is. >> what will happen in four years? >> the two most popular figures we tested in the last poll, both named clinton. number three is obama. bill and hillary. their favorable rating is higher than the president. >> don't like about hillary clinton, running for president again -- >> sure. >> the heir, though, i think, the other interesting thing is i don't think the heir is joe biden. i think elizabeth warren, an unusual name out there -- i'm with you. >> she would have a great chance to maybe even defeat someone if it was not hillary clinton. >> i know. the joe biden thing, we underestimate him. he's a sitting vice president. >> vice president of the united states. >> vice president of the united states. >> a secret weapon out there. >> it's a weird thing. >> he is very good on the -- people -- he gets caricatured. if you watch him in --

hello kevin owen here at r.t. tonight's for you company france and britain of some of the israeli ambassadors in their countries together and says over why more settlements have been authorized in disputed lands near east jerusalem the un and the e.u. have also said that israel's construction plans pose a threat to future peace negotiations now more from a middle east correspondent paula. it's happening in an area known as anyone and what it effectively means is that the voice that income will be cutoff instrumental in this announcement is widely perceived as punishment against the palestinians for number one going to the un was with this by the number two winning it essentially winning that sees the palestinian state being recognized within one hundred sixty seven borders and given non observer nonmember observer status at the united nations now we're also hearing criticism of some european ambassadors european diplomats warning that we would encourage certain moves against israel now we're also hearing from the

and still ahead we'll take a trip down memory lane with author kevin phillips on his accountant seven hundred seventy five some of what you didn't hear yesterday in here feedback but first your closing market numbers. little beasts in which brighten if you need sun from finest impression it's. nice from starts on t. dot com. the gold fever. turnstiles and into slaves. my father but also among other involved in the monsoon and since i started working at a mine i stated i look at it and feel multinationals. make it a cash cow to be milked dry and if i think that in this country gold medal logie as an environmental cost which is unacceptable to local business was labelled illegal and controlled by criminals in order to protect our lives our families and to work in peace. most blog post that we are forced to pay protection to illegal groups watch prices colombia going to pay for. the modest effect on our t.v. . do we speak your language or not a day of. school music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles kidneys stories. you hear. the

so i think as kevin has identified, it is a very old policy, you know, created in a different time. and for us to create some sort of direction, to have the city and also communicate to the state that we would like to see. another point to let you know is that there has been a rise in what we're calling "unofficial mobile recyclers." people who are not recycling centers, but we have them across the street over at grove and van ness in the evenings. so they collect -- they collect cans and the recycling goods from individuals and they take it to recycling centers. so i anticipate that -- because kevin and i had this discussion as we looked at mobile retail, you know, because it's been talked about should we do something about making sure that these entities operate as a business? but then, there is the complexity of are they a recycling center or not a recycling center? so the complexities around this issue about mobile need to be plushed out, but my concern is that we will see a continued rise in these individuals who are doing recycling -- purchasing crv redemption goods off the st

off of the or get all shooting all right kevin i want to try to go ahead and get you in here if we're talking about making a lot of gun purchases illegal does that mean that the only criminals will be that will be able to get their hands on these weapons are people that. personal thank you for having me i just think it's really tragic that we're talking these children these little children were murdered in cold blood in connecticut about putting more guns out there steadily megan since that incident happened seven states including the state of connecticut have had an increasing gun sales over the last five games and we need to deal with the basic fact there's this nine hundred sixty eight when dr king and bobby kennedy were assessed needed a million people in our country because of gun related deaths we are was about nine thousand gun related deaths a year which is far higher than any of the developed country in the world working with countries like england like germany most for instance cetera we're talking about this but we have three hundred million guns in america but also a popul

kevin was. that when she speaks, everybody in this country listens.ice and authority on so many issues. but this is the year of the woman. >> it is. it's going to happen. and here's the two most popular figures we tested in our last nbc wall street journal poll. both were named clinton. number three is obama. bill and hillary, their ratings are higher than the presidents. >> people don't like hillary clinton if she runs for president again. the heir that i think, another interesting thing that stephanie said is i don't think joe bidden is the heir. she wanted to run in 2016, i think she'd have a great chance to maybe even defeat someone if it was not hillary clinton. >> the whole joe biden thing, i think we underestimate him in our own pe roll. he's vice president of the united states. it's a weird thing. >> and he is very good -- people -- he gets charactered and says oh, he makes a lot of mistakes. if you watch him on the stump, he's very good at connecting. he is. i mean, he does make his mistakes. >> i disagree. >> you think it's a joke? >> no, i

kevin victor wanted to be a marine and he was a standout athlete. now his brother darrius plays with kevin in mind while his family waits to hear something from police they say that have been silent more than nine months. >> he's my motivation. i do it for him. every touchdown is for him. every yard is for him. of grade is for him in the classroom -- every grade is for him in the classroom, too. >> we had high hopes to receive justice from the police department and the justice system and we have heard nothing. >> the suspects are two teenagers who may have followed kevin from the brentwood rec center the night he was killed. if you know anything about his death, please call prince george's county homicide detectives. >>> the edge on the district now, aing did woman dead after she was run over -- a d.c. dead after she was run over by a fire truck in lexington, kentucky. 27-year-old lauren rodey was hit last night as the fire engine headed to the hospital to pick up a crew. the lights and siren were not activated and the truck was not on an emergency

so let's welcome kevin matson and "just plain dick". [applause] >> thanks for that wonderful introduction. always a pleasure to be at politics and prose, one of my favorite places to be. what i will do is talk for a while and obviously be eager to entertain questions that you might have about the book and its relationship to contemporary politics. what brought me to write this book is are always heard the term "checkers" throughout my life, "checkers" will direct it to the speech and are wanted to understand what that meant, and its origins and also put it in a biter context. that is what it began with. in some ways, one of the most important speeches in postwar american history and certainly have a lot to do with explaining the rise to influence of richard nixon and that in and of itself tells us it had a lot to do with a lot about contemporary american politics because of nixon's influence on contemporary american culture. what i really want to do is write history in the form of a novel. all the characters are real, the events are rea

kevin. >> thank you. kevin guy with planning department staff. couple things i would like to note as a refreshing from your joint hearing in october. the height limitations for new buildings in the center plan area and bulk regulations that talk about how buildings should be sculpted and act on the skyline, those were set very much with an eye toward trying to minimize shadow impacts of new development on section 295 and parks and other open spaces. the mere -- for individual projects the mere act of complying with those is in and of itself a means of addressing prop k impacts, sort of build in, as it were. specific to the project, if we can get that up, the top portion that reaches up to a spire, those are decorative features that are above sort of the habitable floors of the building. the shadow being cast on union square is partly contributed by habitable portions of the building but part is cast by the decorative features. the decorative features are actually primarily open. they are clear glass surrounded by these relatively thin structural

hello i'm kevin owen with a major new stories the past week than of course the palestinians moved a step closer to being fully recognized as independent the un voted to upgrade the administration's diplomatic status to a nonmember observer state the middle east correspondent for us policy reports now on how the move may signal a change in the way the world sees israeli actions. it might have been a foregone conclusion but that didn't dampen the jubilation on the streets of palestine. overwhelming support for upgraded palestinian state has to a nonmember observer state in the un one hundred thirty eight voting in favor nine against forty one abstentions it's an important political and legal victory to hold israel accountable in a practical way on its violations the international law and its violations to the rights of the palestinian people especially on the expansion of illegal settlements palestinians can now apply to join the international criminal court and other global organizations giving them better bargaining chips in dealing with israel. but it came at a price within hours tel av

i want to introduce chef kevin so chef kevin has been incredible in helping the youth to understand the value of running a restaurant and has been working with them, and showing them how to cook basically, and i just saw chef kevin at another wonderful event, our california youth connections who work with our foster youth and donating his time and incredible jump laila and behind me i would like to introduce tammy, dominique, erin, deserie, chris, chef kevin and the leader of the pack theresa. plawz welcome old school cafe. [applause] and the mayor has presented them with a proclamation and they had time with him in his office and it was an honor to seeing the incredible youth doing what they do. they run the restaurant from the front to the back of the restaurant and i encourage all of you to come and have an incredible experience with the youth. not only will they serve you efficiently and amazingly and the food is topnotch and the entertainment and come on down and we expect to see you all at old school cafe. >> thank you very much. this is such an honor. we have 22 youth. a few were

kevin, you picked "america the beautiful." >> i remember when that ad came out.day morning. the first time i saw it was while we were on air. i remember while it's playing, that's a very good ad. i remember, it's often times that we use a candidate's words against him. i never heard them use his singing against them. >> they used it again and again and again. i could not take it. >> when you remember the campaign -- if you say the 2012 campaign, it's likely you will get somebody singing an off-key version of "america the beautiful." >> the big problem we had, what the obama campaign tried to use to their advantage, mitt romney is not something you can identify with. the heart of that ad was nobody watching that ad has accounts in the caymans. a lot of it was very -- seemed something that they could not identify with him. >> what was interesting, it was a negative ad with a light touch. you know, that always is the most effective. >> it was the perfect jux juxtoposition. if you believe in america, why is he investing overseas? >> let's jump to the rnc ad. you thou