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. ♪ music kevin: hello, everyone. ♪ music kevin: hello, everyone. i'm kevin frazier.come to ea sports game changers. you know, one of the most interesting players in the nfl is houston texans defensive end jj watt. in just three years, this two-time pro bowler has really proven himself as a leader both on and off the field. it's a character trait that he displayed early on in his life. kevin: there are more than two million people living in houston, texas; and on nfl sundays, most of those two million folks have their eyes on this man. justin james watt is one of the most impressive defensive players in football, dominating green gridirons all around the league. in his first three seasons, jj racked up 36.5 sacks, two pro bowl appearances, and the 2012 ap defensive player of the year award; but on this day, jj is on a different kind of field playing a different sport and giving some of his biggest fans an experience they will never forget. the day started with a perfectly planned blitz as jj successfully snuck up and surprised baseball and softball players from frank

kevin? kevin! it was kevin. he's gone. he's been through a lot. yeah.this whole thing has really upset him. it's not easy for a kid to lose his parents. why did i ever leave boston in the first place? what's up? nothing. i felt like seeing you. oh. well, i'm glad you called. where did you get the car? i borrowed it. i think what kevin needs is time... to think things through. i can understand that. i mean, if i put myself in his place. kevin seemed really upset. he should be back soon... i hope. do you think this is the right time...? ( rebecca sighs ) ( clears throat ) brendan: uh... anne and i have been talking about this whole situation and we, uh... we thought maybe a solution would be for you and kevin to come out to the farm and stay with us for a while, and that would give you both time to think about what you want to do. to the farm. we don't want to impose. you have your own family and responsibilities. nonsense. you're our family. now, come home with us... i mean, even for a short while. it would be good for both of you to get to know your cou

kevin m.ronald orsini peter keith ortale juan ortega-campos jane marie orth alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio p. ortiz. pablo ortiz and my uncle hector, not the way that you died that matters, it's the way that you live. thank you so much for watching over us and we love you and miss you every single day. >> and my brother james barbell la. jimmy, we love you, we his you, we pray for your always. god bless you, everyone who was lost that day, and god bless america. paul ortiz jr. sonja ortiz. masaru ose patrick j. o'shea robert william o'shea elsy carolina osorio oliva james r. ostrowski timothy f. o'sullivan jason douglas oswald michael john otten isidro d. ottenwalder michael chung ou todd joseph ouida jesus ovalles peter j. owens jr. adianes oyola angel m. pabon israel pabon jr. roland pacheco michael benjamin packer tieian p. padro. deepa pakkala jeffrey matthew palazzo thomas palazzo richard a. palazzolo orio joseph palmer frank anthony palombo alan n. palumbo christopher matthew panatie

kevin dennis thomas f. dennis jean depalma joseph nicholas depena. >> michael michael derienzo david paul derubbio christian lewis desimon. michael jude d' esposito. cindy ann deuel robert p. devitt jr. >> and my niece kathy, your family and me miss you very much and love you. >> and my wife, debra h kaplan. we love you and miss you. h.kaflin. debbie, we love you and miss dennis lawrence devlin gerard dewan sulemanali kassamali dhanani michael louis diagostino matthew diaz nancy diaz michael diaz-piedra iii judith belguese diaz-sierra lawrence patrick dickinson jerry d dickerson. joseph dickey jr. >> lawrence patrick dickinson. >> michael d dooel. vincent francis deas ifio. >> carl anthony difranco >> debra ann dimart tino. steven patrick dimino. # marisa dinardo schorpp christopher m. dincuff jeffrey mark dingle anthony dionisio george dipasquale joseph dipilato douglas frank distefano donald americo ditullio ramzi a. doany john joseph doherty robert e dolan junior. >> and my stepson, we miss you and love

come on, kevin. >> you all started this [ bleep ]. i'm not going to stop until i [ bleep ]. >> what do you want? >> what i want? >> yeah, what do you want? >> you [ bleep ]. what i want. >> yeah, what do you want? >> first of all, i want my dinner. i want my dinner and i want you all to leave me the [ bleep ] alone. >> if i get you a lunch -- >> am i going to stop? no. tomorrow same [ bleep ]. >> with kevin blanco you never knew what was going to happen. case in point, i was actually interviewing an officer about kevin blanco -- >> he has a problem with authority. >> and in the midst of this we heard over the radio that kevin had taken his rec cage hostage. >> we're going to stop. come out with us right now. kevin blanco. >> you all want a reason to keep me in a cell? here's you all's reason. >> when we arrived at the rec pin we found the deputy warden trying to talk blanco into cuffing up and leaving the pen. but blanco would have no part of it. >> if you want the possibility of being moved, then you're going to have to practice some

kevin m.e ronald orsini peter keith ortale juan ortega-campos jane marie orth alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio p. ortiz. pablo ortiz and my uncle hector, not the way that you died that matters, it's the way that you live. thank you so much for watching over us and we love you and miss you every single day. >> and my brother james barbell la. jimmy, we love you, we his you, we pray for your always. god bless you, everyone who was lost that day, and god bless america. paul ortiz jr. sonja ortiz. masaru ose patrick j. o'shea robert william o'shea elsy carolina osorio oliva james r. ostrowski timothy f. o'sullivan jason douglas oswald michael john otten isidro d. ottenwalder michael chung ou todd joseph ouida jesus ovalles peter j. owens jr. adianes oyola angel m. pabon israel pabon jr. roland pacheco michael benjamin packer tieian p. padro. deepa pakkala jeffrey matthew palazzo thomas palazzo richard a. palazzolo orio joseph palmer frank anthony palombo alan n. palumbo christopher matthew panat

. >> perkins said thompson had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thomson had been driving home together and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point john thompson turned to him and said, i'm going to hit that guy and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will and decided he didn't want any part of it. and as he was running away, freeman said he heard the shots. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor wanted the death penalty for thompson, but knew it would be an uphill battle because thompson had never been convicted of a violent crime. that was about to change. >> on december 28, 1984, 19-year-old jay la guard, and his sister who was 16 and their younger brother who was 12 went to the superdome for a college basketball tournament. after the game as they were getting in the car, an a

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we wish kevin the very best.nted to send a message out to every athletic director, every president of every teen club, every league commissioner club, everym, league commissioner, that you should call us if we haven't already called you by any chance. the third message that came across from kevin durant is that we are going to grow 20%-plus next year with or without the deal. we are very pleased with where the business is. we are going to be opportunistic. when we see chances, we're going to go for it. >> the fact that you are part of the conversation, the fact that we were saying "under armour" next to kevin durant, even if you didn't end up with him, do you think you won? >> no, this wasn't a winner. the great thing about our business -- i think you're seeing there is a two horse race that has been created. we are happy to be part of that race. a quarterly conversation. it's not even an annual conversation. but in time -- we are a young, hungry, aggressive brand that has a lot of runway in front of us and, fran

kevin, it's hogs. okay, so, why couldn't i just do the same thing? well, um...f you mind, i'm not running, guys. the process and the product -- don't run from the tough questions. okay. i'm not gonna run from any questions. literally. right here, kevin, is the patent for the product, and right here is the patent for the process. wow. could i see the process patent? here. take them both to them. so, nobody else can make boneless ribs? let me be more specific. no one else can make a fully cooked rib with either one or more bones removed from it. wow. and how do you get the bones out? if i tell you that, i got to kill you. kill him. cuban: no, you don't. you got a patent. you got a patent for it, bubba. you can tell him. yeah, tell me. baker: robert, honestly, there's the patent, then there's the know-how, and what i say to people who are gonna go try and reverse-engineer and figure out how to do it, i say, "good luck to you, 'cause it took me 20 years to do it." o'leary: i got to tell you something. in the entire history of "shark tank," i've never seen a patent o

so i called kevin, you know. i said look kevin the factory you know caught fire. he got mad, you know? he said what happened to the factory? so why didn't you send somebody to get our things out? >> success apparel accused simco of subcontracting the order without their knowledge. and wal-mart blamed their supplier: success. but simco insists that success knew about tazreen... and that wal-mart also would have known because its own database - retail link - requires suppliers to identify where orders are being filled >> retail link is supposed to have a record of every factory authorized to produce more goods, every factory engaged in the production of wal-mart goods. >> in may, wal-mart named over 240 factories it would no longer work with, saying it had a zero tolerance policy for unauthorized subcontracting. simco was one of them. >> if there were no shorts found in tazreen then business would have gone on as usual. it's like everybody knows what's going on. it's an open secret. but getting caught on camera, or i think in the act, then you have to disown everyth

kevin, it's hogs. okay, so, why couldn't i just do the same thing? well, um...f you mind, i'm not running, guys. the process and the product -- don't run from the tough questions. okay. i'm not gonna run from any questions. literally. right here, kevin, is the patent for the product, and right here is the patent for the process. wow. could i see the process patent? here. take them both to them. so, nobody else can make boneless ribs? let me be more specific. no one else can make a fully cooked rib with either one or more bones removed from it. wow. and how do you get the bones out? if i tell you that, i got to kill you. kill him. cuban: no, you don't. you got a patent. you got a patent for it, bubba. you can tell him. yeah, tell me. baker: robert, honestly, there's the patent, then there's the know-how, and what i say to people who are gonna go try and reverse-engineer and figure out how to do it, i say, "good luck to you, 'cause it took me 20 years to do it." o'leary: i got to tell you something. in the entire history of "shark tank," i've never seen a patent o

economy, steven whiting, global chief strategist with city private bank and kevin cummings. steven and kevin, thank you for joining us. steven, let me begin with you. you heard our report. what is the message of this employment news today? is it a fluke? is the number of fluke or something more serious going on? do you think? >> most economies can't measure what employment will do on a month to month basis. these are extrapolated and you heavily manipulate them with seasonal adjustment. what is meaningful from this report is that, you know, back in 2008, we had 155 million people available to look for work or working. today we have 156 million. the unemployment rate fell from 10 to 6% as you heard earlier on in the program, unfilled job openings are the highest level since 2001, yet the u.s. labor force really hasn't budged. we have been tightening labor markets at rather moderate or slow gdp growth rates and that's suggesting future limits. we should not be expecting a big acceleration in employment growth for what is strong now going on a fourth year. >> so kevin, let me p

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sorryings kevin. i love kevin. kevin have a response? >> lost on durant, but signed gisele.ten to this. ♪ >> gisele joining tom brady, part of the new women's campaign, about 30% of the business is women's apparel, kicked off last month, includes lindsey vaughn, and gisele is the highest earning model for years. >> protect this house. her house. i mean, protect -- no? >> protect her husband. >> no. >> that line is going -- >> i got to tell you, guys look good. how -- might change the draft order tonight. >> really? don't take the chance. >> always tough. >> good new england. win 12 games. >> you probably like the jets. >> of course. >> they advertise it, but eagles, it's like a 40-year waiting list for a ticket. i can see a jets' game tomorrow. >> you can. they'll play right here. >> right here? >> just for you. >>> meantime, months after the loss to the college professor, eric cantor heading to wall street to join investment bank, vice chairman, managing director, elected to the board to provide council to the corporate and institutional clients on key issues, i think, expa

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. >> reporter: he struck and killed a fellow driver, kevin ward jr. who had climbed out of his car at a dirt track in upstate new york three weeks allege. a fan captured the horrifying collision on camera and posted it on youtube. no charges have been filed. and the sheriff said the crash investigation will take at least another two weeks. >> i think it's definitely an accident. and i think he paid his dues. he'll pay them the rest of his life. >> reporter: in the u.s. nascar has the most spectators per event and the second most watched sport on television hinted the nfl. the industry attracts more than $3 billion a year from corporate sponsors. bass pro shops said saturday it was proud to stand by stewart. >> every one of the sponsors is monitoring social media to gauge how people are reacting to this. >> reporter: online critics bashed him for returning so quickly. one person tweeting, can't believe tony is being allowed to drive. rest in peace kevin ward. but here the three-time nascar champion has overwhelming support. george brooks was thrilled t

kevin lewis is live in charlottesville. kevin, what did this woman tell you? >> well, that woman tells me that she was enjoying drinks at a bar along the popular downtown in charlottesville when she says she saw a highly intoxicated teenager and an african-american man with dreadlocks show up. now, two weeks later, she knows that duo was and wishes she'd done more. virginia's most wanted man, jesse matthew, left a texas shackled, in the back of this black chevy tahoe. >> 12:45 today, jesse low rio jesse leroy-- matthew was booked out to be extradited back to virginia. he's heading to the airport right now. >> investigators haven't said where matthew will board a plane or where that aircraft will ultimately land. however, richmond and charlottesville are the likely options. spread fast across the fine dining restaurants and

kevin durant, thank you for stopping by.h shorter. [ laughter ] >> i don't see how. >> jimmy: yeah. maybe you're sitting down or something. yeah. thanks for being here, buddy. i got the congrats for your mvp. >> thanks a lot, man. appreciate it. >> jimmy: that was -- that was just -- [ cheers and applause ] well deserved -- well deserved but also the speech you gave when you, when you got, when you accepted the award, if you haven't seen it, go on youtube, check it out. it is -- it will make you cry. you say the nicest things about your mom and your mom was there. and man oh man, it was heart-felt and just -- it was just so nice. i think everyone just like totally, like, fell in love with you all over again. it was like, what a good kid. my mom was like -- "where's my speech?" [ laughter ] you never cry at me and tell me how great i was." i love you mom. you're the greatest. did you see it, andy? >> i cried a lot. >> jimmy: you did? >> andy: yeah, i cried a lot yeah. >> sorry. >> andy: it was very -- no it was moving. >> jim

bad news for the scotch, kevin?have a question, because last year just at the beginning of the year in january, i'm part of a wine buying group that buys bordeaux futures in boston. we sold a case for $28,000 before we took delivery to a chinese merchant and we paid a 15% commission. that was an insane price. we tried to off the same case this year. he's not even a buyer. >> wow. >> same thing's happened in high end bordeauxes and burgundies. they're not stupid. they're pulling become. >> are they pulling back? >> is this a microcosm of decelerating growth in china? are decline in luxury consumption? >> it's also -- part of this was the chinese government's effort to shore up popular support by reducing public consumption. but you got admit this seems to go a lot deeper now. >> china is slowing. it's slowing this year. it will probably grow little more than 7 %. that's three times the u.s. and infinity times europe. let's not worry too much about those guys. the economy's changing, too. it's going gradually from man

kevin? kevin? honey? kevin?x: when your child disappears from your sight, don't feel embarrassed. iediately alert an employee. woman: please help me. can''t find my child. send woman: security, this is denisese. man: security. go ahead. deninise: we have a lost child. alex: many storetoday have curity plans that lock down the entire sto, not letting anyone in or out until the child is found. denise: i found him. woman: there you are! hey! alex: remembmber, always keep yr young children in sight. now here is another missing case that may come from your part of the country. from our cold-caca file comes the story of jerry dewayne plaster. missing under unknown circumstances, jerry was last seen on april 16, 1988, at the manassas mall in manassas, virginia. a friendropped jerry off at the mall, as jerry didn't own a vehicle. jerry indicated that he would "find his own way home," but has not been seen or heard from since. jerry was 27-years-old at the time of his disappearance. he was unmarried and living with his p

kevin: there he is. -george, it's spectacular. oh my goodness. i love it. kevin: really. oh my god. -so beautiful. [music playing] -it's been amazing to see how much time and effort and dedication and love has been poured into this backyard. every little detail just is a huge reminder of how much people love my mom, and it's such a blessing to be able to come back here every day from now on and have a constant reminder of that. -you've given her freedom. you know she can get in and out of the house now by herself. she can come out, she can water, she can-- you know. and it's not just about the backyard. now it gives her freedom to get anywhere she wants. the fact that i can come out here in the morning and, you know, just enjoy it by myself. it's just going to be such a delight. it really will. -yeah, now when i come down in the morning, she won't be in the kitchen. she'll be outside. -yay! -and she'll be able to bring me a cup of coffee now. -of us being able to experience somebody else putting in all that hard work for our family, and it's just totally-- both: overwhelming. -well,

smith firefighter kevin joseph smith leon smith jr. moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a. smith bonnie smithwick rochelle monique snell christine ann sinma dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song maria soaper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear jr. robert spisz spiceman and my mother eli beth holmes george edward spencer iii and my uncle joseph palmer, you're a true hero. we love you, we miss you, and we'll never forget you. robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph patrick spor jr. klaus johannes sprockamp saranya srinuan fitzroy st. rose michael f. stabile lawrence t. stack timothy m. stackpole richard james stadelberger eric adam stahlman gregory stajk alexandru liviu stan corina stan mary domenica stanley anthony starita jeffrey stark derek james statkevicus pat

. >>> plus: >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up the best seller mace runner comes to life. plus the all-star cast of this is where i leave you will leave you laughing. >> also, this morning, this dog wandered almost 3,000 miles from home. and now she's finding out the trip home isn't exactly easy either. katie? >> and we can expect to see some great weather unfold for the next few days, ukee, just in time for the weekends, not only do we have more sun in store for up, but also starting to warm up as we officially get set to wrap this summer season up. we'll have all of the details for you coming >> another live report coming up at 6:00. >> referendum on scotland independence house fallen short. scotland roo remain part of the unite i had kingdom, uk last announced they'll live up to the promises on taxes, spending and welfare. >>> the manhunt continues for eric frein want in the last weekends' deadly ambush at state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania. corporal brian dixon was killed, the latest manhunt focused on frein's parents neighborhood. >> happening right no

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look, there are -- >> kevin -- >> it's not an anecdote. >> kevin, let minimum finish and then you guysp in. >> yeah, exactly, let me finish. my point is very simple. there are hundreds of thousands of interactions with cops. occasionally they go bad. it isn't always great. and you know what? we feel for those families. but the problem is we take a situation like this that guys like shaun and whomever, and they want to make it bigger than what it is. look, these guys have a difficult job to do. let's help them do it. >> shaun? >> yeah, fundamentally, don, if we had a case, for instance, where we learned that someone was wrongfully executed by the government, that someone was convicted with the death penalty and executed there would be an outrage. and what we see basically is case after case of black man after black man being executed by the police. they are playing judge, jury, and executioner. and then doing everything they can to cover it up. and then there's no justice to compensate these families, where they just have to go home and just accept the reality that an officer killed you

i think it's fantastic because i read the article about kevin bacon.e, people were loving it. if that inspires one kid to go do something -- [laughter] >> how does this benefit their education? >> exactly. >> come on. they need to go -- >> inspiration. >> no, no. he talked about his kids and his anniversary. and here's the thing, here's the end of the day, you and i are paying for that speaker because when those children can't afford those tuition and they get their student debt and they default on it, guess what? guess what? >> tuition has gone up 162% since 1994, and the speaking fees, activity fees, 450%. i mean, something needs to get cut there -- >> they offer you $70,000 to go speak, would you go? >> uh -- >> yes. >> yes. [laughter] >> a california university paid $7.5 million in speeches in -- charles: how much? >> $7.5 million. charles: that is a lot of -- [laughter] >> that's way out of control. charles: listen, kevin bacon got ripped off by bernie madoff, so i don't blame him. [laughter] hillary, do you need a quarter of a million bucks to ta

pezzulo tu-anh pham kevin j. pfeifer sneha ann philip kenneth john phelan ludwig john picarro joseph oswald pick matthew m. picerno dennis j. pierce christopher j. pickford nicholas p. pietrunti bernard pietronico danny pesci. >> and my husband police officer ramon suarez. this is what my hero and our family's hero looks like. he gave his ultimate -- he gave ultimate sacrifice to save so many lives on that day. and this should never be forgotten. and we should always remember the ones that we love that are here today and those still suffering from the aftermath of 9/11. he would be so proud of our little girl, my daughter jillian suarez, that's here today. your dad would be so proud of you. and he's looking down on you because he knows you will follow his footsteps. may god bless all the families out here today that are still suffering and may god bless our troops and my god bless america. and thank you, nypd. [ applause ] >> and my uncle t.j. hargrave, we love you and we miss you. god bless america. theodoros pi

so it's really a lot of -- >> kevin, weigh in.is making me a little nauseous. >> i'm going to agree with josh and go one step further. one of the big problems that this white house has and this president has is that the most vocal critics that are emerging of his lack of a strategy are inside his own party. when you have a liberal democrat such as dianne feinstein saying that the president has been too cautious, that's a sign of a much bigger problem that the president has inside his own party. so if he doesn't -- if he can't even marshal support from his supposed political allies on capitol hill, how is he going to marshal a wider degree of support amongst the entire congress, the house and the senate? >> i would say the most vocal critics actually are in the republican party. they come from people like john mccain and lindsey graham. there are some critics inside the democratic party, but the most vocal critics inside the democratic party are those on the left, who actually don't want obama to head into a war without a plan and

kevin lewis is live in charlottesville with the latest. kevin, what do we know at this hour? >> you mentioned the surveillance video, and the police say it is crucial. a 32-year-old man approached hannah on the street, put his hands around her waist, enter her to this bar. later, they got into his vehicle and hannah has not been seen since. >> if she has touched your life in any way, you have a responsibility to help us find her. top copottesville's says bring hannah home. detectives searched this off-campus apartment where a man who the police say was the last to see hannah alive lived. they seized his cell phone and car, but so far do not have enough evidence to arrest him. >> think about that section of the mall and replay in their mind, did i see someone, a black male, 32 years of age, 6'2" which is, 270 pounds with dreadlocks with hannah graham? >> across town, thousands lined up for a massive search taking place tomorrow. these roommate say that volunteering was the obvious choice. >> last night we went to the vigil, singing a song to show our support. >> for me, the ma

kevin lewis, abc 7 news. >> okay, kevin. thank you. tonight we are also hearing more who firstexas woman recognized jesse matthew on a beach there in texas. >> hmm. it was that woman's call to 911 that ended the manhunt. was ine matthew , adcuffs, under arrest nationwide manhunt over. but this is the woman who says she told them where to find matthew. car came by, you know, in front of me, between me and the water, kind of fast. >> karen asked that her last name not be used. gone to the beach to relax. she was sitting on the tailgate sped by,v when the car and then -- doubleooked and did a take and slammed on his brakes into the sand. he was very close and looked right at me. it was very scary. recognized him instantly as the man she had seen on tv and the internet. and she says he stared at her for what seemed like minutes. at a glance, i think i resemble hannah. know that's why he double-took at me. i do. knowhat's what made me that was him. >> matthew drove off, going, she says, to a blue tent he had pitched on the beach. she called