-¿y kevin? ¡desapareció! ¡kevin! ¡dug, busca a kevin! -busca al ave, busca al ave. ave. -oh, sí. oh, sí. como yo dije eso es obvio que eso sea lo que pienses. -¿dónde está? -eh... mañana. vengan mañana y entonces tendré al ave una vez más, sí. [ladra] -¡escapó! ¿por qué no me siento sorprendido por eso? bueno, al menos lograste guiarnos hasta el mini cartero y el que huele a pasa de uva. el amo estará complacido por haberlos hallado, y va a hacerles muchas preguntas. ¡caminen! -¡oye, yo no quiero ir con ustedes! me dirijo a las cataratas. [ladran] [gritan] ¡aléjense de mí! [ladran] ¡déjennos! [ladran] ¡oh! [gruÑen] -¡oh! -¡quietos! -¿ustedes vinieron en eso? -eh, sí. -¿en una casa? ¿una casa flotante? [rÍe] [rÍen] ahora sí estoy seguro de haber visto todo. ustedes no buscan a mi ave, ¿o sí? pero si un día se les ofrece una tacita de azúcar, con mucho gusto se las doy. [rÍen] todo esto fue un malentendido. mis perros cometieron un simple error. -aguarde. ¿es usted charles muntz? -en realidad... [rÍe] sí. -¿el gran charles muntz? -¡la aventura nos aguarda! -¡de verdad

rebecca and kevin got into a fight. damn it, kevin, i'm talking to you! why didn't you call me? me. at least i was here. rebecca felt horrible about the situation. she felt a little guilty. this is the moment when people need to be together. they need to take care of the father. they need to take care of one another. it's a very emotional time. tor beeping ) p4i/n c%n4e2 wgb ed5cational fo] funding for this program [with captioning] was provided by: additional funding is provided by: and: funding for this program [with captioning] was provided by: additional funding is provided by: and:

what about kevin? what about us? kevin's almost 18. he can take care of himself.a little help from him you'll be fine, too. this is my big chance. so, what do you want from me? i... ( sighs ) nothing. just your approval. you want my approval? no way. what? n-o. no way. that's it? end of conversation? what do you want me to say, that i'm thrilled? i gave you my opinion, but you don't care. but dad, this is something i really want to do. there's a lot i want to do, too. but you don't always get what you want in this world. rebecca: but i'm not going forever. i'll call. i'll visit. visit? who's going to pay for that? i will. and where are you going to live out there? rebecca, do you know how expensive it is to live on your own? yes, i do. i have a place to stay. i dot understand. rent free. where? at nancy shaw's. that woman! were's my cane? i know you don't like nancy but she is my godmother. does your brother know about this? not yet. i'm going to bed. that school in san francisco accepted you? yeah. gave me financial aid, too. so what are you going to do? dad real

hey, kevin. hi. look who i ran into. hello, kevin. hello, vargas.this weekend? great! ok, great. i'll see you later! vargas! well, i got 'em! all right! hey, elaine, feldman was able to get us all tickets to the bolshoi. "fourth row, center." get out! kevin: aah aah! what's the matter with you? oh, kevin. i'm so sorry. is there anything i can do? haven't you done enough already? just-- it's-- it's locked. so this is it, huh? but it was-- it was here, i'm telling you. it wa-wa-wa-- it was really here. there was a bar and a dance floor. i guess the d.j. booth was over there behind the bone saw. let's get out of here, george. captioning made possible by columbia tristar domestic television captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- do you think the moon is really made of cheese? [ crisp crunches ] whoo-hoo-hoo! guess it was. [ male announcer ] pringles bursting with more flavor. [ female announcer ] this is laura. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. with one a day vitacraves for women. it's a great-tasting gummy m

kevin is mentally ill.is mother told us that he was having violent rages since he was just a little boy. >> on the day that kevin was sentenced, the judge looked at us and said, he will get the mental health help he needs inside the corrections system. >> in a prison system, we don't get to pick and choose who comes in the front door. >> reporter: until two years ago pat was director of prisons in michigan. >> we have a 100% admittance rate. so if the judge sends you, we take you. we don't get to say we're full, we're sorry, this person is too mentally ill, they can't come in. >> reporter: but you're in a different position now. you're not serving as director of prisons any more. >> that's correct. >> reporter: i'm asking you in that capacity, is our society handling this problem correctly? both with kids and with the mentally ill, but most particularly with juveniles who are mentally ill? what the hell are they doing in prison? >> i will say no, we're not handling it correctly. there definitely is a better

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

kevin connor and justin elliott, welcome to "democracy now!" justin, talk about the record of ernest moniz. >> to some extent it is the classic revolving door. as president obama mentioned, moniz was an undersecretary at the department during president clinton's second term grid after he went back to mit, he also took a number of positions on boards of large energy companies or advisory councils, including bp, a uranium enrichment company. i think there are two reasons this is important. some of these companies do business with the energy department and seek loan guarantees. the informal committee think this may conform how ernest moniz sets research priorities, so people are concerned he will call for research on fossil fuels to the detriment of renewables, for example. >> talk about his relationship with bp. >> personally, ernest moniz did a six-year stint paid, but bp will not say how much, and bp's signs of an advisory council. it is not really clear what he did. bp does not have to reveal much about it in their filings publicly. at the sam

. >>> kobe bryant and the lakers taking on kevin durant and the thunder. kobe had a rough start to the game. watch at the bottom of the screen. pulls up in pain. holding his right elbow. kobe not feeling well. sefolosha and contact on that elbow there. he gets checked out in the locker room for treatment. under 1:30 in the first, kevin durant for the jam. 21 points, 9 boards for him. fourth quarter, serge ibaka, 3 of his 13 points in the game, 6 boards for him, as well. thunder by 9. 1:35 to go in the fourth. westbrook, he was the star of the night. a steal there. had 37 points, 10 boards, 5 assists and 2 steals. thunder win it, 122-105. and that was your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. have a great day.

kevin, who has 25 stitches and several cuts and bruises, says he's doing great. >> you know, kevin, peoplehrilled that you are okay, but you know there are many 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? >> oh, 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 yosi is the director of florida's kite surfing association and

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kevin caron, stifel nicolaus. kevin, thank you. >> you're welcome. tracy: ashley, breaking news.or rick snyder appointed banking and restructuring lawyer kevin ore as detroit's emergency manager. this marks the state takeover of a detroit ultimately filing for municipal bankruptcy. michigan governor rick snyder announcing a emergency manager for detroit. we've been waiting to hear. ashley: it has been very contentious. the city council in detroit is pushing back saying we could handle it. ultimately that is where it's at. they have to do something. tracy: yep. on deck, day three of president obama's charm offensive. day three apparently include lobster. he is on capitol hill. is he giving any real ground in the battle over spending cuts and tax hikes? ashley: bringing the charm and lobster i guess. natural gas prices spiking to a more three-month high so how high could they go? first as we do this time of day let's look how oil is trading, moving up, up 33 cents so far at 92.84 a barrel. we'll be right back i'm a conservative investor. but that doesn't mean i don't want to make m

kevin knew what to do. >> of course we make them in long sleeve.hen do you need them. >> reporter: but you didn't have any. >> not at the time but how hard could it be? >> reporter: under armour's success didn't happen overnight. it took ten years for the company to reach $300 million in sales. and scrappy under or a mower wanted to play in the big leagues. against the likes of nike and its creator phil knight. was he on your radar. >> i will make you say it. i'm not going to say it first. >> reporter: at under armour no one ever says nike or knight by name. >> i'm not going to lie. i read their book and i was thinking i'm probably the one guy they don't want reading the book. did we learn lessons? yeah. >> shimmer, shine, day shine, being really important. >> yes. >> reporter: plank learned a lesson when he realized that testosterone alone wasn't going to make the company successful. in 2002 under armour branched into the women's market. plank, unhappy with the line oh, cancelled it, costing millions. now women's products make up 30% of sales. und

director kevin chavez and christina wong to do this next presentation. looks like this. good evening commissioners and superintendent. we have witness tonight elementary supervisor, angie [inaudible]. we also have our program administrator for world languages and dual language education michelle [inaudible]. we have with us the assistance -- jennifer [inaudible]. so our outcomes for tonight -- we'd like to introduce the shifts in the 2012 california english language development standards and why they're important. we'd like to share some new data and then present the process and timeline for the [inaudible] action plan revisions. so the purpose of the new california eld standards is to align with california's common course state standards for english language arts, history, social studies, science and technical subjects in common course state standards and also to highlight and amplify key language [inaudible] that are critical for el's to succeed in school while they are developing english. tonight you'll hear a little bit about our work to date. so the purpose is also

kevin was scared of the movie cameras.rom the streets of chicago. >> reeves is a 6-month-old male maltese. goldfish, 6 months old, 5 to 6 months, male cockapoo, orla was brought in. 1-year-old female, terrier mix. she was brought in by a good samaritan to a city pound. yari is a 3-year-old female. >> she's the old lady of the group, but she's precious. >> and bobbi sue is that 1-year-old female poodle. >> a story about billy joe and bobbi sue. >> she was full of fleas, so we had to shave her. >> but she's a little embarrassed, but her coat will grow back in beautifully. >> and cinnamon is an 8-week-old. male poodle mix. >> left his mommy. >> who's next? >> nutmeg. >> he knows his name. 10 week old male. >> baker, 10 weeks old. and scotland is 5 months old, female poodle/terrier mix. >> i'm going down. ready? i'm so excited. >> hi. hi. i hear you, kevin. i think it's goldfish. hi, goldfish. >> so cute. >> oh, my gosh, hoda. good choice. he's precious. he knows, he knows. goldfish. now, hoda, are you going to change his name

blogger at firedoglake hey there kevin so what is the latest information coming out from the u.s. district court. well sir to explain why this decision happened because you're basically constraining speech an issue of free speech you're making it so that someone who is receiving this request to be silent is unable to acknowledge that they themselves are under an investigation of the court. while there's nothing wrong really with national security letters that a person or even the company should be able to talk about receiving that there's no risk at all that could be even found anywhere that you were a risk you know nationals purity by talking about the receipt and the judge's decision addressed several constitutional issues that she found with these and s.l. letters and her decision she said quote moreover this there is no evidence before the court that congress was still concerned about the constitutional doesn't definition say is after it had taken steps to address some of the constitutional infirmities found by the district courts in the second circuit rather it appears that i

it's friday are you ready to rumble join me for a night's big picture rummel our kevin jackson radio host author and video production director at the tea party dot net meghan karp carpentier current year right executive editor of the raw story and horace cooper conservative commentator and senior fellow at the national center for public policy research and thank you all for joining me tonight it's great to have you here isn't it time for the united states kevin to extend civil rights to people who are born gay i think the rights should apply to everybody and i think a lot what happens is when somebody like portman speaks out people believe that it's a monolithic you know speech for all all republicans there are many republicans or conservatives who don't take the they they don't take the gays the way that people are explaining it they look at it as why are you leading with sexuality as your issue your issue is about human rights not so much a gay rights per se and i believe there are laws for that i find portman's take on this a little bit selfish he say prior to my son coming out i

my name is kevin vogel. i'm the police chief for the city of santa cruz. i would like to start today by thanking the santa cruz county sheriff's office and the california highway patrol for standing in when we needed help the most. they too are feeling this pain and stepped up to protect our community allowing all of us the chance to grieve. i also want to acknowledge my three officers and the employee of the santa cruz county sheriff's office who ended that tragic day by bringing butch and elizabeth's killer to justice. this is not something we have ever dealt with before in our department and for all of us the pain is still too fresh. we are left to ask will the pain ever end? how do we fill the holes in our hearts? how do we take our next step? but through this we've learned the answers come from those around us, all of you here today are showing our officers and our city what it means to be a community. as we have seen once again how tight our community really is, how many big hearts there are in our midst today and how much good exists all around us.

kevin craney of rjo futures joins us now. kevin, how are commodity traders preparing for crop trades this spring? > > it is certainly of particular concern. when we look at where the drought monitor shows right now, we haven't had a lot of snowfall during the winter, so it is really going to take a lot of rain coming in through the spring season to bring the water table levels up. and that is a concern for the new crop corn that could potentially be planted. so it's something that's on traders' minds, and could be a bullish factor going into the spring season. > who were the winners in the market last year? > > i think the real winners were, one, from a speculative standpoint, the ones who were in the options market early on in the season. we had a big planting number last year, and for all intents and purposes, people thought, "hey, we are going to have a lot of corn." but what happened, mother nature worked her magic, it was > what is likely to happen with beef prices? those feed costs are going up. > > when we get into spr

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governor rick snyder naming kevin orr as emergency manager for the financially distressed city. think bankruptcy and busted union contracts are the only answers, i will speak to the kwov nor and mr. orr about their chances and president obama, very interesting things to tell republican senators this afternoon. he says he's for corporate tax reform and willing to push fellow democrats on entitlements. is the charm offensive starting to pay off? "the kudlow report" begins right now. first up tonight, a nice 83-point move higher for the dow, makes it ten straight days of gains. we have details of another day of record highs, good evening, ka kayla. >> reporter: jobless claims fell unexpectedly and gave traders more confidence in growth. the dow sitting above 14,500. up 83 points to 14,539. this month the dow has been up nearly every single day. the s & p within four points. all time record closing here. 1,563. on rising rates on treasuries. the highest yield in a year. low by historical standard. 3.248%. and the year on 390-year, up 10% this month alone. lots moving on the mobile f

>>reporter: kevin says he should have done more homework. universal present school in livermore formerly sunny side infant preschool shut down by state regulators on friday. came as surprise to albert who enrolled his son two months ago. >> i toured a lot of facilitie facilities. this looked like one of the better ones. clea cleanliness and everything and organization looked great. >>reporter: state regulator seek to revoke their license permanently. they say they found a number of violences. among them an infant sleeping in a high chair. worker without a proper background check. more children than what the school is licensed to care for and the improper restraining of children. investigators actually showed some of the parents photo of the baby swaddle with blanket tied around the body and another around the ankle. >> trying to find out the whole

my name is kevin guy with planning staff. before is for legislationing to reclassify the site from 40' to 55 height limit and adopt the central subway boring machine tract site sud on the property. the legislation is associated with the central subway's project, but specifically with the development proposal for the property that would demolish existing building and construct 18 dwelling units, restaurant and 27 off-street parking spaces. as was mentioned following demolition of the existing building the site would be used for the extraction of the tunnel-boring machine equipment and to recap on february 14th the planning commission did approve the conditional use. the sud is necessary to allow the construction of the project that was previously approved as rehabilitation, but to resolve areas of the conflict with planning code that would not allow the project to proceed as new construction. and to address several specific issues regarding the program of issues in the project. specifically the sud would address requirements r

kevin, could this be a set up? it could be set up so gay muslims come to a place and then are beat up against muslims against gays ? >> it is interesting they have a hercules marathon. it was very big. it is interesting, does that mean you have to stone yourself? >> can you uulate? >> what is that? >> boy that is real irritating. speaking of stoning yourself, bill, you were there at the conference. should you was it? >> they were doing it in detroit. what is the most dangerous thing to be a muslim? you go where no one else is. can you imagine they did in in new york where there are a lot of gays gays and muslims? you go to detroit and it is an you are began ghost town. >> at least they have sugar resoda. >> pay attention. >> next topic, a brooklyn man was arrested for faking his own kidnapping to avoid his angry girlfriend. she staged the crime to explain a two-week absence from home. but the plan unraffled after he was found hog tied in the street with a roll of duct tape dangling from his wrists. he later confess

some details as to what's going to be happening between the two countries and it needs a lot of money kevin i'm going to gated details in the business bulletin for you after the break. it's. actually your image of iraq after invasion. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the road full of danger. clear evidence from north to south. the route of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. talks e l r t. e speed told language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing story are you. safe in trying. to find out more visit our big teeth don't call. the world. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. hello welcome to business is leaving here in moscow i'm katie holding and business deals are already being struck here in moscow by china's new premier and russia the two nations have agreed to significantly expand cooperation in the energy sector boost bilateral trade to one hundred fifty billion dollars in coming years russia's gas m

and along with him, detroit's new emergency financial manager kevin orr. >> kevin, kevin!ust try to turn around like the new york mets? it would be so much easier. it's a great challenge. we always talk about detroit. >> we love detroit. >> we love the city and hurt for it. let's start, governor, with you. why do you take the action that you took on detroit? >> well, it's needed. it's fairly straightforward. we had a financial review team come do an analysis and look at what had been going on in the city. i appreciate the efforts of the mayor and the city council to solve the problem but it wasn't enough. we need to get this turned around and we will get it turned around. turning around detroit is critical important. we need better services to citizens and need financial stability and need to grow detroit and a growing detroit will be great for michigan and the entire country and we will get this job done. >> kevin, what is the first step in getting the job done? >> thank you, joe. the first step is really sort of getting boots on the ground and looking at what needs to be

closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> kevin: an important atlantic 10 game as the rams the owls. temple needing a win against a ranked opponent for their tournament resume'. this is the place to do it against the number 21 rams. hi everyone. kevin harlan alongside dan bonner and reggie miller let's put the game in perspective for our viewers. >> reggie: this is the first meeting between these teams. when they force 15-plus turnovers, they're 24-0. >> dan: temple is among the best teams in the country at protecting the basketball and you already said it. they're trying to win their way into the ncaa tournament. >> kevin: right now let's go to "the at&t fast analysis." >> reggie: shaka smart likes to call it his havoc style of play. i call it smash-mouth basketball.

now, kevin has said that our budget will never balance. believe that our projections show that the balance we will submit will actually balance. it will balance at the same time the republicans' budget balanced last year, which is out in the future, around 2040, because we put ourselves on a path downward. but our priority, our priority is to have job growth. and their budget will slow job growth at exactly the wrong time. >> but aren't you also building something that's false in the political climate that republicans face? i mean, here the senate budget requires more tax increases, roughly a trillion dollars. you know how difficult it is for your colleague here to go back to bakersfield or other conservatives to go back to the districts and say we need more tax increases when there simply isn't support for that. >> david, two things. one, the senate democratic plan has less tax revenue embedded in it than the bipartisan simpson/bowles plan, number one. number two, republicans in their budget say they're about $5.7 trillion in tax breaks t

kevin, weigh in. >> absolutely. if you look at where stocks are priced today, you've got an index, i'm going to default to my s&p 500, which was essentially where it was 12 years ago. arguably, balance sheets are better, earnings have been restored to a full measure, but there has been not that much movement in the last 12 years, despite some very notable progress. so i think investors are cautious and to me, that's actually a fairly healthy place to be. a little bit of skepticism goes a long way in terms of helping out the long-term investor, by not getting too far ahead of themselves. so i'm happy with what i'm seeing in terms of the overall market position today, and the direction of fundamentals. >> yeah. very good, guys. appreciate your thoughts. kevin, rod, always good to see you. >>> we've seen this movie before. here we go again. first-time home buyers are lining up for lenders of low down payment mortgages. but will the history of the housing bubble repeat itself this time? we'll debate that. >>> plus, more

we'd like to go back now to father kevin irwin. monseigneur, are you -- oh, he's not available for us at this moment. ben, let's stay with you here for a minute. those clouds look like they are overflowing. what's the vantage point from where you are? >> definitely st. peter's square is quite full. now it doesn't -- it's not as full as it was when the pope was announced as the pope on whenever that was, wednesday evening, but quite full. lots of security. there's sort of every branch of the italian police represented here. people are very excited. i was speaking to an italian woman who said that with this pope we don't know what he's going to do, but we appreciate everything he is doing at the moment. there does seem to be a strong desire among many people to see a pope who's really connecting with the people, who comes out and does this sort of unpredictable thing. >> we're joined here in studio by father edward beck. we've been talking about the different aspects of history being made today. this is the mechanical part of history

however again even eight pm live at the r t new center tonight kevins kevin owens here with you could have your company our top story then as you've just heard seems of relief from celebration greeted the cyprus parliament's rejection of a tax on bank deposits the one off levy linked to an e.u. bailout deal would have saved millions of account holders lose up to a tenth of the savings of being condemned by officials and the public alike but the country now of course finds itself on the brink of bankruptcy and having rejected the terms it may have to turn to russia for assistance can off has more. right now cyprus is in a very difficult position because it's rejected the proposal by the european union and the troika to tax private bank accounts and now frankly there are not many places for cyprus to turn for help and actually one of these places is russia and the site bid finance minister has been in the russian capital the entire day he's met with his russian counterpart and would be the first the deputy prime minister there is speculation that cyprus is asking russia for a loan so fa

kevin streelman finely -- finally finds the inwewinner circle.reat round for boo weekly, 8-under 63. he round of the week. his approach on 16, inches from the cup. he was the leader going goo clubhouse. streelman, tied for the lead. third hole. trying to get close for bird. on lane, drains it. on 17, steel money, -- streelman, one-stroke lead, he is up two, and boo weekly knows it's over. his first win in 153 chances. gets him into the masters for the second time in his career. >> world baseball classic underway at at&t. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> love the look of the giants green baseball caps. >> doesn't match but it's st. paddy's day. >> a bit of movie magic at the box office this weekend. how0s is -- >> join my tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. researchers say earthquake wases can turn water into gold, and the fight over immigration in the u.s. the bay area group who says they have the true road to citizenship. >>> been oz is working more magic at the box office this weekend but the prequel to the wond

upon the panel which displayed arrival and departures weighed up to 400 pounds. >> kevin: the family was crushed. little kids crushed underneath the sign. and everybody was scattering to lift it up. i helped lift it up. >> the boy 's father is pressing officials explain how the sign toppled over. an airport spokeswoman says no one is sure how it fell. an identical sign has been removed as a precaution. >>> the new pope francis and the retired pope benedict had lunch together today. it's the first time the two have met since francis became the leader of the catholic church. >> reporter: with his arms outstretched, pope francis greeted his predecessor with a hug at the papal retreat. the two prayed together. benedict asked francis to use the kneeler, but francis insisted they spray side by side, saying "we are brothers. " >> reporter: he gave him the madonna of humility. then they spoke private for nearly an hour before having lunch. francis thanked benedict for his ministry, and benedict offered his allegiance to the new pope. many gathered in the central square hoping to catch a glim

stay with us i'm kevin owen more news in just a minute's time after the break on r.t. . wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our. get more grim statistics fifty six people have been killed over two hundred wounded in a series of bombings across baghdad those attacks struck mostly shiite neighborhoods the city officials say they've been at least ten separate incidents including suicide car and roadside explosions in busy areas all within just an hour one of the deadliest attacks struck near the heavily fortified green zone the seat of many government buildings and embassies no one has officially claimed responsibility but sunni militants have been stepping up their attacks in the country aiming to destabilize the government there so it's come as a rock marks ten years since a coalition now led by the u.s. and britain invaded the country for the consequences of the occupation with john glaser in washington d.c. is the editor of the anti

kevin and i always say we run our lives and our business like bill belichick.yone plays lots of positions. even bess baer now a big star was helping p.a. and wrapping out equipment. all my actors did. >> how did you learn the skill set? we know you know how to be on camera, but how did you learn all that other stuff that you needed for this role? >> kevin, i mean, i have been making movies with him since i was 19, and so you learn by experience. >> you too, baby. >> we also hear that there are a couple of other people in this movie. >> yes. >> kathie lee and cassidy. let's watch a tiny clip. >> cassidy was hired. i just happened to be there. >> i'm here today as a paid spokesperson for gotjared.com. now, you all know that jared was recently abducted, and i think it is our duty to do everything we can to help him. can anyone here tell me why? >> because with all great power comes great responsibility. >> no. because it's a terrific tool for networking. >> okay. >> that's awful. you ambushed me. >> cassidy was great. >> we cast cassidy. i remember you guys were h

i saw you wince, kevin. >> they don't know kevin madden. >> we saw this incident with doug young this from alaska, where he used a slur to describe undocumented workers, when he was working on a farm, a childhood farm or whatever. and boy did republicans jump all over that, in a way i've not seen them sort of. i mean, he was -- everybody abandoned that ship. but it points out the difficulty, doesn't it, that the republicans are going to have, trying to change that imagery. because it's one guy in the republican party, but when it feeds into something, it's twice as damaging. >> it doesn't feed into anything, if you jump on it the way that boehner and other leaders within the party, across the party have. and i think the media always tries to make one statement into an event or something that's much more telling about the party. in this case, that's not true. because if you look at the contrast, those that are within the party, that are trying to work on immigration reform, those that are trying to work on rebuilding the brand and becoming a party of ideas, again, a party of reform, so

he also sends kevin a link to gay pornographic websites.es a date for sex with the decoy and comes on over. >> i'll be right back. hey. so you still ready to be my first? yeah? >> yeah. up to you. >> all right. >> no hot tub for you? >> nope. >> what's up? >> nothing. >> yeah? what are you here for? >> just to talk. >> and who were you going to talk to? >> see, i knew something was up. i saw all the cameras here. >> and why did you come over if you had a feeling something was up? >> i don't know. >> you talk about oral sex. you ask him a list of very personal questions about what he's done and where he is in his physical development. >> uh-huh. >> is that appropriate for a man your age to be asking those questions of a 13-year-old boy? >> no. all right. let's just do what we're gonna do. >> what do you mean? >> aren't you going to arrest me? >> i'm not gonna arrest you. >> then who are you? >> i'll get to that in a minute. i have a few more questions for you. you get into graphic detail about what you want to do with this boy sexually. >> b

my mother died when we were very young and i took care of kevin... until now.ul song. yeah. would you like to see the golden gate bridge? yes. i'd love to. rebecca: ♪ go to sleep ♪ the moon is on the rise ♪ our life's a dream ♪ we barely know we're dreaming ♪ ♪ till i see the light that's shining in your eyes ♪ ♪ till i see the light that's shining in your eyes. ♪ it's beautiful... the way the light hits the buildings. this is one of my favorite places. do you come here often? as often as i can. so, are you ready for dinner? to tell you the truth, i'm starving. great. i know this cozy, little restaurant... the best food in the city. what kind of food do they serve here? can't you guess? spanish? tex-mex? mexican? got it. good, i love mexican food. ¿y adónde llevaron al niño? siempre preocupado por el nieto, ¿eh? no te preocupes. está bien. ay...! qué sorpresa! no te esperaba por aquí. déjame presentarte a una amiga. let me introduce you to my friend, rebecca. it's so nice to meet you, rebecca. nice to meet you too. papa, i'd like you to meet rebecca casey. this

she stars alongside kevin spacey in the hit netflix series, "house of cards."ate mara is stopping by! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus, she is the latest celebrity fired by donald trump on "all-star celebrity apprentice." did you watch last night? >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: it was -- again, it was another frustrating episode. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i'm so mad 'cause i was rooting for her to go all the way. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: and then omarosa. again, she gets in people's heads, man. she's a mindbender. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: got them to do crazy stuff. like, i'm taking a cartoon into the board room. you're like, what do you mean? wait, why? they're making people up. they don't even know what they're talking about. anyway, claudia jordan is coming on tonight. [ cheers and applause ] can't wait to talk to her. and we have great music from wale! >> steve: wale! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: going to be playing with the roots. i love that guy. hey, guys, you know, there's been a lot of bad news out there. but here at "late night,"