did it. >> who is kevin kyne?uy? >> kevin kyne is a name on paper. that man is not a kyne and he's not my family. >> where is justice for diane in this? >> kevin did serve time in prison and i don't believe diane would even want him to serve life in prison for her murder but in my mind he should still be behind bars. >> but now kevin has got a second chance at life he says he's dedicating i to his mother. >> she's looking down and sees the that i'm maturing and i am going to be the man she wanted me to be. >> so in the end, what do we make of this mind-boggling who done it where no one can say for sure what murdered diane kyne leaving a husband and son still pointing the finger at each other, still professing love for diane but one of them still defiantly lying about having killed her. >> that's all for now, i'm >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> a hit and run leaves a local star athlete in critical condition. his family's plea to the public coming up in a live report. >>> plus, allegations of police brutality at a p

kevin mccarthy: i'm not talking about raising taxes. and i will not pre-judge what paul and the ways and means says. all caps reform starts in the house. so many americans have so much money overseas, because that is the way it works. i do not like the version the president has. that can be a one-time funding of highways. you have five more years to figure out how to fund them in the future. we could get rid of the backlog. >> could you do that repatriation outside of a broader corporate tax reform? could it be a standalone? kevin mccarthy: you could have a broader reform, because you are going to have a driver. people want tax reform. when you get to the fine details that makes it difficult, the present does not want the same reform we do. he would make it disproportionate, leaving individuals aside. you cannot do that. we can do some very big things at the same time. to at least get us on a better path. >> and you say this year? cap mccarthy: again, studying history, we have so many people running -- even donald trump. i think that ma

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sting kevin connolly science expert, kevin delaney and featuringhe legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 269, battle creek! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! welcome. looking good. welcome, welcome, welcome everyone to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. here's what everyone's talking about. of course, it's the presidential election. and this is kind of a surprise. in a recent interview, the rapper 50 cent said that he is going to be supporting hillary clinton. yeah. hillary would be excited, but she doesn't get out of bed for less than a million cents. [ laughter ] so, i mean. actually, hillary clinton has gotten a lot of endorsements from recording artists in addition to 50 cent. ja rule and snoop dogg said they are supporting hillary. not to be outdone, all the gop candidates are now touring as the who tang clan. [ laughter ] i know those guys. i know the first five guys. and i saw that this week, hillary clinton joined the networking site linkedin. [ light laughter ] and you thought

. >> what do you think about the cavs' signing lebron's cousin, kevin james? a family member. hopefully he can be as good or equal to lebron, work with him. >> what did you think that curry's shot in game one was the nba's first four-point shot? >> we were just talking about that at lunch today. >> were you? >> everybody is up in arms, they think it's definitely going to kind of give some reassurance to the fans that hopefully now they will be calling some good calls. >> where were you when you saw that? >> i was at home. >> and the results for tonight's game three were leaked online. did you read them, or will you have the spoilers? >> i'm going to enjoy the moment and watch the game. >> do you think kevin love was to blame, or was dave and buster's responsible? >> no, you don't go out to have fun when you're in the finals. and dave and buster's, yes, wipe up, please. >> it's exciting we have players coming off the bench, like i'm a liar coming off the bench. what do you think of his play? >> i think his play, to be honest with you, it's hard to say. we're in

kevin: i think it can be a strength.ne of the things in the valley is a typical engineering mindset that doesn't really understand a typical media mindset, and that's one of yahoo's strengths. they have a lot of history there. the direction she is pushing the company in is good. emily: it sounds to me that yahoo! is still on the hunt. would you agree? brad: i don't think she has the runway she had when she joined the company. if they do acquisitions, they will be small ones. she is certainly spending on content now. that nfl deal was not awarded to yahoo! by the nfl. they paid for it. emily: marissa said something about yahoo! being a scary place when talking about acquisitions. a lot of people said, i don't want to come work for yahoo!. what do you think the perception is of selling to yahoo! is at this stage? kevin: certainly she has improved things. she understands the three things you have to get right for acquisitions to proceed. products synergy so the thing you're buying augment the thing you're trying to accompli

they both worked security at the race track where kevin was killed. but unlike the riots, there's nothing peter can do now. >> can you clean up after a riot but you can't clean up and undo a murder. >> no, you can't undo that. >> what do we do to stop that in this city? what do we do? >> that's a question mark a lot of people got ask, there's got to be an answer. what can we do. it takes the smart things last time, the little things. but it's time to take the little things and make it bigger because right now people is getting murder, it's like my friend his father that was his only son. he's grieving right now. i have two kids of my own, i can't imagine losing one of them. >> baltimore has long struggled with violence. murders peaked at nearly 300 in the 1990s. when the police got aggressive implementing a no tolerance policy is the the murder rate dropped. >> the best way to get rid of police brutality and police trauma is for the zones stop traumatizing each other. me as a black officer, you as a white officer, if you can't see what people are doin

kevin: certainly tommy kelly. two dozen people went up to the truck today, curious as to what happened. the police are saying that there were kayakers in the lake that stumbled over the body floating facedown in the warm water. a large piece of wood floating in the lake. >> cardiac arrest. huntsman lake. kevin: a mystery on huntsman lake. this morning kayakers happened upon the body of an adult woman floating facedown wearing blue jeans and a gray tank top. twitter broke the news to trade brown. >> people do not have problems in this neighborhood. to hear about a dead body being here, wow. kevin: first responders used in inflatable boat to examine the body >> an -- an inflatable boat examine the body. >> the person was clearly dead and have been here for some time. are there any missing adults? has anyone called in recently? that is where they will begin and go from there. kevin: huntsman lake has long been the recreational jewel of the neighborhood. people fish and canoe on the water while others often walk the h

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kevin lewis has the story. kevin: mess of metal. 34-year-old juan diana seen in the facebook photo crossed the center line, his black ford fusion rammed diane correo white ford taurus head on and it took rescuers two hours to pry open the 50-year-old car and found her dead inside. >> i can't believe it. kevin: cindy lives next door to the town home she shared with the husband, daughter and two pet dogs. >> i can't imagine a loss of her. i can't mention that. kevin: investigators say diana admitted to drinking before the crash. >> i had no idea it was going on. i was in shock. kevin: the neighbors james banister knows the painful outcome of alcohol mixed with cars. >> it's sad. it's a problem. my grand parents were killed by a drunk driver in 1977. i know how that feels. you know, it's senseless. kevin: today no answer at the diana silver spring home. police confirm he drove for uber but the company tells us he was not working on the night of the crash. >> life is precious. you know? got to live each day for wha

kevin? kevin: maureen, until now jordan had a nearly clean criminal record that wasn't until december when he went on a sudden sexual abuse spree. today the 20-year-old fessed up to the crimes. kevin: on-camera confession who today is guilty of sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint before christmas. inside a parking garage. >> we were there as a swarm of officers captured jordan inside the jc penney store. he was buying pants to disguise his identity [ >> this is a shopper's worse nightmare. come to your car thinking you are safe and you are enjoying the time of the year. to be assaulted at gunpoint. >> officers discovered the assault weapon which was a b.b. gun. they also sun cover the surveillance video showing jordan strolling through a metro tunnel close to the scene of the crime. >> waiting for women in a parking lot to sexual assault them. a form of terror that gripped the area. we are glad he will be behind bars for a long time. kevin: today, he pleaded guilty to robbing a cabby and

kevin, stick around.ave much more to talk about on bloomberg market day. ♪ welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am alix steel. going right in the headlines, jeb bush has formally announced his presidential candidacy at miami-dade college and officially became his party's 11th candidate to launch a white house bid, and he also said he is ready to take on the status quo of washington. presidential candidate jeb bush: we do not need another president to pander to the elite of washington. we need a president to disrupt the culture in the nation's capital, and i would be that president. his biggest hurdle may be his own last name. what a 2% of republicans and independents said they would never consider voting for bush. says it is closing underperforming stores in north america as part of a comeback plan for the struggling company, which has posted sales declines for five straight quarters and lags behind sister chain old navy. two hundred 50 corporate jobs and say 140 stores will be shuttered at the end

kevin: you don't buy his story? >> no, i don't. kevin: how come? >> because i'm not standing out on my balcony with no pole looking into somebody else's window. that is invading their privacy. kevin: kepts said video -- cops said he kept an audio diary. he said "she came home last ten minutes from the pal. i have laundry in. she came home while i was downstairs." >> i would say it's a man who has a wicked mind if you want to call it that. i'm stunned to realize this is going on. kevin: according to police beard told officers he found the victim "attractive" and added he knew she was single. today we knocked on his front door and we also called his cell phone but we have yet to hear back. live in north bethesda i'm kevin lewis. leon: thanks. developing now greece is an hour away from missing a nearly $2 billion bail out payment to the international monetary fund. after the country's debt crisis rocked global markets yesterday. they requested another bail-out. president obama says that american people shouldn't worry. president obama: this is not som

of kevin kevin is a 29 year veteran that just to show you his versus tilt his day job a cable operator he's able to navigate who types of conveyances this is, in fact a prestigious award we're hosting the american transit association in the fall so congratulations mr. grady. >> on behalf of the board of directors and the agency congratulations. >> first thank you to everybody that had high back and believed in me you know, i had to ask can i ask how he goes through the procedure i made it and made an impact i know we have the best system in the world so thank you to everybody for the support anything you want to say. >> yeah. i want to say congratulations i've said that before and i want to say that kevin worked really, really hard and practiced on the weekend no cost to the sfmta, in fact every we understand saturdays and sunday sore arms and muzzle bylaw but we're proud of kevin great work on behalf of the sfmta (clapping.) thank you is there youtube footage somewhere. >> well, actually he'll get he received a very expressive trophy unfortunately, i learned the trophy is cracked we'l

he knows kevin durant very well. so well that durant gave oubre a shout out on instagram leading up to the draft. so is k.d. to d.c. a reality? here is what oubre had to say. >> what was your field of study at kansas? >> communication. >> so you know they want you to communicate with paul pierce and probably with kevin durant the year after. >> great players. kevin durant is coming home. i know he wants to come home. you know what i mean? that is a guy i know personally. it's aural about what is best for him. washington is a place he could thrive at and we could win together. lou: hmm. max scherzer is contagious people in a good way. brings a new meaning to the phrase "staff infection." whatever arm stuff max has going on has spread to the other starters on the staff. since his no-hitter last saturday the nat starters put together impressive 25 straight scoreless innings. in max's last two outings 26 k's, one hit, one walk and one hit batter. aka, punk move by jose thabitat. tonight he starts against a lowly phillies

i want to thank channing, i want to thank matt, joe, kevin, adam. reggie miller. apologies to that big fat jerk matt damon. thank you for watching, good night! your maker! previously on "scandal"... what if the man was murdered and no one finds out about it. you have to trust me. no, actually, i don't. adnan salif says hello. keep your phone on, "h." huck: quinn, you've been a bad girl. you're not a gladiator anymore. [ screaming ] olivia: you hurt her. i had to make her tell the truth. she was working for your father. don't worry, sweetheart. i'll see you real soon. your father has to be stopped, 'cause i need answers. do what you have to do. i have never answered to any holder of your office. that changes right here, right now. i'm command now, effective immediately. the hell you are. i'm gonna have to ask my agents to escort you to the street. i'm running against you as an independent. fitz: you're making the biggest mistake of your life crossing me. see you on the battlefield. [ indistinct conversations ] she's running! reporter: ...waiting for

this is kevin wong terminal from metro and i'll make kevin get up here and take the mic and state his name. he wore a suit too . kevin would you give the commission-there were dealathize iow and metro had to work out but you worked through things and we learn as woe go along but can you tell the commission where we started and where we are at and where you see we are going and the progress? >> my name is kevin wong, the [inaudible] pier 27 and you know it is a good relation withship [inaudible] we work as a team and have a goal. we want to get the ships in on time and out on time and with good comments from passengers and crew and anyone coming to the port. it is a lot of work with mr. adams and ilw leadership at the hall. we greatly appreciate it and are here because of them and want to make sure they keep coming. it is a great product we offer them with customer serve and performance goes a long way. thank you for your help and guideants for making that a success. >> one other thing kevin, is this kind of new and maybe i should [inaudible] having a cruise ship come in and stay for a

kez -- kevin: the homeowner left to run errands. when she came back the french doors were busted open and police say the burglar walked in the foyer of her home and went straight up the stairs where he found his loot more than $100,000 in cash and jewels. marie is the victim of a ten-minute heist. police say jan targeted her $1.5 million potomac residence. the 39-year-old barged through the french doors and allegedly went on a treasure hunt. >> right leer. right here. >> they say that she plucked an aquamarine ring from her daughter's bedroom but the real damage happened here. the family's save from the closet. inside more than $100,000 of jewelry and cash gone in minutes. >> that was hard. the hardest part of my life at that time. kevin: jan has a lengthy rap sheet and ties to eastern european organized crime. they believe he shipped the $100,000 in jewels and crash to poland. she was uninsured. >> this is something i never believed could happen. >> she has posted security system stickers on every window in her house and her sense

fight. -- kevin plank.nk they are not too distant past examples of founders who have left the company in seemingly good fitting and the company fell to the wayside and that company that comes to mind is starbucks. if he is able to create a structure where he can continue to drive the strategy of the business, continue to use the currency, which i think is an important topic here, the currency for future growth potential without diluting his future interests, it will allow him to focus on the true growth of the business long-term. i think that is a win-win for shareholders. erik: i raise this point was stephanie earlier. kevin plank wouldn't be confronting this problem if he weren't selling so much stock. he addresses this point in his letter to shareholders. he says, "dilution from equity compensation is fair and other oppositions fair. such as equity financing, as well as any sales of stocks by me." i went back to the sec filings and since the beginning of 2014, he has sold $240 million of stock. i know he

kevin alexander gray, welcome to democracy now!alk about the significance of this flag and of a white republican state senator doug brannon, now saying he is incredibly sorry that he did not introduce this five years ago when he first became a state representative and alabama. kevin gray? >> south carolina. actually, he is from my home county spartanburg. i am really proud he is sponsoring that bill. listen. i heard the first interview and we talk about white supremacy and dylann roof thing an anomaly. he is not an anomaly. if you write around south carolina, in some places, confederate flag on car windows flung from people's homes are as common as stop signs. and when you talk about white supremacy as a structure, you have to talk about why supremacy as a structure that permeates america, that the foundation of our politics in this country is why supremacy. why supremacy is not nearly the ku klux klan and race hate groups. why supremacy is a structure which keeps people down based on race, that keeps people in power. racism is abo

. >> we're finally picking kevin up after about a year.ome time together, and you know, just enjoy being around kevin, because when he's in his right mind, he's wonderful. >> i'm glad he's going home, you know? kind of depressed when people are going home, but still, i mean, just shows us, incentive for us going home, i mean -- >> bittersweet. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out, we'll be all right. don't come back. >> no. >> no matter what he does, he's still my child. but i hope this is the end of all this and we can move on. it's time for him to grow up, and you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay, i need to see your i.d. >> what is your d.c. number? >> 222301. >> are you ready to go? >> yes, ma'am. do you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> all right, later. >> i see him wave. is that him? that might be. >> sign your first and last name on that top line. this shows today's

live tonight kevin lewis abc 7 new. >> thans kevin. >> the country's top railroad regulator will enforce the tend of the year deadline to ple vent crashes. sarah feinberg made the comments during a hear on capitol hill. investigators believe the technology would have prevented last month's deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. feinberg said while she understands, the commuter and freight loons will struggle to meet deadline after december 31st she will have to find them for each violation. happening now a 13th republican is johning the tries the be the%'s nom the for president. vote 2016 news. louisiana governor bobby jindal is running for president. jindal announcing on twitter. in two hours, we share the first campaign event in louisiana. he is joining a crowded field of a dozen other major candidates seeking a republican nomination for 2016. >> today, the it? approved a bill. that means he will be able to negotiate trade deal on the own. congress can approve or reject the agreement but cannot change them. president obama plans toes sign the bill. >> still ahead tonight just ahead,

her boyfriend, 21-year-old kabir, also from new york, kabir's brother kevin, and kevin's girlfriend,ld michelle gray. all four had been staying together at kevin and michelle's apartment in nearby zephyr hills. >> this is marijuana, i'm getting ready to use a narc test kit. >> a search of the car, turns up marijuana, illegal in the state of florida. the substance is familiar to the brothers who both have prior arrests for possession. >> she better tell truth. that we didn't know. she told me, she got a place to cheen. >> kabir and kevin say they have no idea mandy was selling sex. they say that she told them she was getting paid to clean hotel rooms. >> police find that story hard to believe. >> obviously, you would know if she's working. you're with her 24/7. >> she said she does cleaning jobs. >> come on, man. >> let me ask you a question. it's 11:00 at night. you guys are smart guys. do you really expect for us to believe that you drove all the way over here with her dressed like that at 11:00 at night for her to clean a hotel? serious? how long has she been posting? >> i really d

emily: do you think kevin sold too early? chris: kevin walked away from that deal.t the time it was signed was about $300 million to $400 million which is somewhere around $600 million to $800 million now. if you would tell me you wouldn't treat everything you have right now for $300 million. emily: could he have more? chris: i am sure he could have had more. but he could have zero, too. i do not think it is any of our place to question a guy like that. he has the best of all worlds. he sold the company, made a ton of money, and now he has been left alone to continue to execute on what he's wanted to do. kevin has had an amazing life. he is dj-ing in vegas. i've never seen anyone dress better than that guy. he has his finger on the pulse. he drinks the best bourbon. he goes to fashion week in paris and everybody falls all over him for how he has changed the world of fashion. i don't feel bad for kevin one bit. emily: what about snapchat? here to stay, or just a fad? chris: snapchat is very real. those guys came up to me after an event i did once and they said they w

montgomery county reporter kevin lewis has more. kevin: police say this was an open air drug market it was until this morning when the officers kicked down a number of doors here and arrested a handful of people. they have been surveying the neighborhood for a year now. it was very challenging in part because there is one road in and one road out. >> i don't ever recall the case or the magnitude. kevin: the officers infiltrated the community plagued by drugs. >> cash, drugs, guns. kevin: at sunrise today police arrested 18 people while searching more than 30 homes and businesses. they seized 11 guns. $70,000 in cash and a lot of heroin and cocaine. >> numerous citizens and complaint about the open air drug market. people feeling intimidated. not feeling safe in their own neighborhoods. kevin: they identified the kingpin and then they tapped phone lines. one text message reads, "i just don't understand why we have to go through all the extra conversation on the phone. i ain't make it out here being dumb, bro. you have to understand t

kevin thank you very much. >>> turning to a spectacular failure by this government. fox news learned that a government attempt to recruit five former guantanamo detainees, the taliban five, as double agents was in one official's words a total failure why. do we even know about this? fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: fox news has learned that there was an effort by the u.s. government to recruit members of the taliban five as assets to gather intelligence and to influence their future actions once restrictions were lifted. the men who were swapped for sergeant bowe bergdahl in may 2014 are former taliban commanders, the option to flip them was to pursue the obama administration's ability to prevent them from returning to terrorism. the effort was described by a source familiar with the strategy as a, quote total failure. the white house today offered little. >> as a general matter, this is an intelligence matter i won't be able to discuss from here. >> reporter: the taliban five were held at guantanamo bay deten

but the murder weapon belonged to kevin williams, a friend of thomas.d the other was in possession of the gun at the time of tara's murder. then something strange happened. an unlikely witness came forward with a story of her own. >> there was a lady who was in her vehicle that had been stopped for a traffic violation, and she knew something about the case. >> i think i know who may have killed her. >> her name was barbara helton and when she was with police, she told them something she had kept to herself for the past several weeks. she said she knew jeff thomas, and he had been staying at her house at the time of tara munsey's murder. on the night of the murder, thomas returned home visibly agitated. >> what happened? you're all muddy. >> he was dirty, he was muddy, he was upset and he told her that he had messed up. >> i asked him what he was talking about, and he said she wouldn't have sex with me. >> she said she wouldn't have sex with anymore >> and it made me mad. >> and she says he told me i shot her three times in the head. >> the number of sho

final comments, kevin alexander gray? >> i think it is about where we move forward. talk about the flag and bearing these souls. we have to deal with structural racism and white supremacy all across america. amy: kevin alexander gray, thank you for step we turn now to reverend al sharpton who is standing here just a few minutes ago before the broadcast began as i talked to him about what has taken place in south carolina. the heart of the confederacy. reverend sharpton, your comment on the sacred day of one of the funerals? >> i think this is a day that reminds us, despite all that we have seen, that we still have raw, violent racism in this country. terrorism. and the last time i saw reverend pinckney, not two months ago, in charleston around the case of scott where i come down, where our chapter had a prayer vigil at the scene -- walter scott was killed by police. reverend pinckney did the prayer. i came back two months later to stand last thursday, that he was killed in the sacred church. as i said at the funeral yesterday of sharonda simpson taking the flag down

kevin plank's point is the stock has gone up 120% in the ten years, starting in 2005.pretty big case he's making here. >> very well-liked ceo. a number of us here speak to him on a somewhat regular basis. stock is loved on wall street. it's done incredibly well. does this change the way you view the stock and where it can go? >> no. and i'll tell you why. if you're a shareholder of under armour, not a trade, but if you actually invested in the company, you're basically invested in kevin plank. and you probably won't want three activists to get together and start calling the shots. if under armour misses earnings two quarters in a row, all of a sudden the stock drops and you have a situation where guys in connecticut are calling up other shareholders, oh, we think they should sell more women's clothes in the eastern region. and we think they should drop lacrosse because it's unprofitable. nobody that's a real shareholder wants to see something like that. in it could also be about perhaps he wants to make an acquisition in new stock. that would further delude himself. >>

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