roundup of the week's top stories with me kevin no it's no ten pm here in moscow first night two admits that it may be responsible for an airstrike that killed seven civilians including two babies in tripoli early on sunday morning the incident spoke widespread public outrage and is being seized on by gadhafi loyalists who have long painted nato is a ruthless force and said to destroy libya even so the western alliance launched more strikes on the capital just hours later as the intervention enters its fourth month now with little to show except deadlock his maria financial reports from the capital tripoli now you may find some of the images coming up in her report upset. residents of secrecy my district here in st louis have been woken up by a strike in the middle of the night and more all several moms landed here this story as you can see behind me several three story building quite a densely populated area with their buildings standing very close to each other time to many people found them very poor as we were told at least four families have been living in the damaged houses which

with me kevin no it in first nato has admitted its forces killed up to nine civilians in a bungled airstrikeon a poor neighborhood in tripoli anger over the incident among libyans was heightened when the country's health ministry announced that the intervention of left more than eight hundred civilians dead so far. reports now from the capital tripoli you may find some of the images coming up in a report disturbing. to. mohamed that hurt his extended family used to be one of the biggest in the neighborhood and a terrible mean killed filed within by his father one of his brothers a sister and her own family mohammed shows us the picture of little jumana his niece taken on his mobile phone does days before he pulled her dead body from on daybreak coffee. i woke up when i heard an explosion she started to piece of the roof fell on me and i ran immediately to see how my family is and many were dead my mother survived another brother is in a coma and we don't know when or if he will recover that how does that not reach they've been living in this agreement this strict entry fully it's home to man

that's all for me now my colleague kevin no one will bring you the latest news in half an hour but first peter val and his gas on cross talk to bait the ongoing crisis any yet. keep. away unwelcome the cross talk i'm peter lavelle is the chaos being played out in yemen turning the country into a failed state how should the international community be reacting to events there and will the endgame for the regime in yemen result in still another terrorist base that threatens the region and world. came. across not protesting yemen i'm joined by daniel pipes in philadelphia he's an author and director of the middle east forum and in washington we have edwin hall he's a former u.s. ambassador to yemen and he's also author of the book high value target countering al qaeda in yemen all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want mr ambassador fine go to you first here i mean as we go to air here there's a lot of speculation some people say evidence that the the leader in yemen is opening the door to al qaeda to make sure he can stay in power and what looks like w

kilo of welcome you're watching r t from moscow and our roundup of the week's top stories with me kevin no it's just after midnight here and first mate who admits that it may be responsible for sunday's struck that killed seven civilians including two babies in a residential area in tripoli. nato is looking into reports of civilian casualties following nato air strikes in the early hours of this morning but the instant spot widespread public outrage is being seized on by gadhafi loyalists who have long painted nato is a ruthless force that is out to destroy libya even so the western military alliance launched more strikes on the capital just hours later as the intervention and as its for months now with little to show except pedal on his roof an ocean of reports next from the capital tripoli you may find some of the images coming up in a report that city. residents of suzumiya district here in st louis have been broken up by a strike in the middle of the night and bomb or several months landed here this story as you can see behind me some rural three story buildings quite a densely populat

both of you watching our team from moscow and our round up of the week's top stories with me kevin no it's now nine pm here and first nato says it's possible that one of its strikes killed seven civilians including two babies in an airstrike that hit a residential area of tripoli a distant comes amid reinvigorated nato bombing has the alliance grows increasingly desperate to break the stalemate. now reports from the capital tripoli you may find some of the images coming up in a report upset. residents of citizen with districts here in st louis have been broken up by a strike in the middle of the night a bomb or several bombs landed here the story as you can see behind me several three story buildings spited densely populated area with buildings standing very close to each other home to many people found them very poor as we were told at least four families have been living in the damaged houses which is from twelve to fourteen people. under the rubble we were able to shine four children and two adults a man and a woman who will over some of the people are still missing as you can see

christopher reeve, harrison ford, alec baldwin or kevin costner? no yelling out. and here is the third question from this section. what city is the outsiders sit in? omaha, tulsa, amarillo or topeka? i will give you the answer at the end. the second chapter and i will go through three chapters of this and we will have a discussion. how the 1980s deifies the individual. this is obviously an important issue. we are in chicago and our am sure there are a lot of jordan fans out there. this chapter focuses on michael jordan but that image becomes this in the 1980s which is basically e race from this context and becomes this. this is one of the most famous images out of the 1980s in branding history. to use michael jordan as an example of how we deify the individual in a way we never deified the individual before, this is what was said about jordan the 1980s. he has gone in disguise with michael jordan. chinese kids listed jordan and joe and law as the greatest men in history. washington post called him the most famous man on earth. fellow nba players referring to jorda

from moscow this is the artsy international news channel thanks for being with kevin i have top stories no news of you of the week nato launches its heaviest of most punishing as strikes in the libyan capital killing dozens as the rebels complain reliance is ignoring the real frontline meanwhile the chorus of international condemnation over syria. and become support in greece is the government moves to make deeper cuts in public spending in exchange for another received bailout and in germany those footing the bill say they're getting tired of paying the bills that. the u.s. guided missile walsh sails into the black sea for naval exercises with ukraine but the move provokes moscow's anger which claims it's a problem for nato as controversial missile shield. so i'm thirty one pm here in moscow up next part two of our special report about the alarming impact of genetically modified salmon on both human life and the environment. the purpose of this experiment is to determine if genetically engineered fish will outcompete and mate with wild fish and if they do that whether their genes will spr

christopher reeves, harrison ford, all at altman or kevin costner? no yelling out., here's a third question from the section. what city is the outsider said in? omaha, tulsa, amarillo or d topeka. okay so i will give you the answers in the end. the second chapter the book and i'm just going to go through about three chapters of this and then we will have a discussion. how did the 1980s deify the individuals, the cult of the individual? this is obviously a very important image and we are in chicago and i'm sure there are are a lot of jordan fans out there so you'll be happy to know this chapter focuses a little bit on my book jordan. but that image becomes this in the 1980s, which then basically it's a race from its context and becomes this. this is ardently one of the most famous images out of the 1980s, one of the most famous images and branding history. and to use michael jordan as an example of how we started to really deify the individual in a way that we have never deify the individual before and again he is just one example, but here are some of the things tha

nos falles, la Última oportunidad para mÉxico. kevinmo la semana pasada porque tienen toda la semana para prepararse, para sorprendernos, las rutinas de baile se ponen complicadas, yo creo que esto siempre desde en escala, siempre van a estar sorprendiÉndonos, pero esta vez los nervios de la primera sentencia van hacer muchÍsimos. >> los domingos ya no son iguales, todos los domingos con toda la familia, la pasan espectacular, a las 8, 7 centro, aquÍ estÁ ¿mÉxico o estados unidos? ¿el marcador? >> la pregunta es necia, pero mÉxico va a quedar 2 a 0 ¿cÓmo la ven? y en inglÉs para que lo entiendan. (en inglÉs) >> si le atinas te invito unos tacos. >> besos a todos allÁ. >> gracias. se te quiere. un elenco es tabular, los niÑos son impredecibles, vamos a estar esperando pequeÑos gigantes este domingo. >> pero ademÁs este domingo del programa, el lunes vamos a tener otro contacto para saber todo lo que no vimos detrÁs de cÁmaras, pero ahora vamos con otra gigante. >> vamos, porque me quede sin aire de meter tantos goles. vamos a la ciudad d

no. testing south african kevin anderson russian usually has. to be proud as he faces and. will have to work hard against eleven see to do good. match six. federer takes on. football now and says god have maintained spotted the russian prime a league summit off to saying all city. rivals like you might save three wanting one of wednesday's dob is safe to do the ball rolling thirty minutes held by some great involved no love on the outside. comprehensive attack that resulted in the equalizer. brilliantly loving his freaking home bride before the whole fall moloch thought it was also after that the other man's go ahead strike an absolute coming from sauron to us to cheer about perhaps the keeper should have done a bit better and attack after attack would follow with this coming three fifty eight minutes and keisuke honda with a beautiful pass to toss it falls on to the ball for just the right length of time before teeing up for his second goal of the day three one how that once and in moscow. in the meantime is in the keeping the pressure up on the leaders the st petersburg s

there is no zero going lifetime kevin thank you for being with us thanks for having me appreciate it as two nuclear power plants nebraska are at risk from for rising floodwaters the associated press just released a new report about the cozy relationship between nuclear power plant operators and government regulators according to a report in order to keep eighteen nuclear plants open the n.r.c. often eases regulations for plant operators and overlooks potential problems including leaks or cracks in the reactors slide by even though they pose a real risk as equipment fell into disrepair and no longer satisfied safety standards the n.r.c. would actually lower the standards so that the plants could remain open because this is lax oversight the report noted that seventy five percent of all u.s. nuclear power plants have leaked radio active substances the corporate capture of government regulators has officially spread to the nuclear industry the most dangerous of all industries in america we saw a corporate capture of oil drilling watchdogs didn't go off of mexico with the b.p. disaster a

no secret. that's why i'm in here. >> that's kevin bacon in oliver stone's "jfk." that was the first sighting of a simon cowell haircut. i hadn't realized it until i saw that clip again. that's where he got it from. >> all i needed is the v-neck t-shirt. >> that movie was pivotal really, i think, to the second phase of your career because after "footloose" things dried up weirdly for a while. and then after "jfk" it boomed back up again. what's hollywood like when you go through the dry up process? >> well, it's tough. i think that the thing that's always been clear to me is i was in it for the long haul, right? so it's like as bad as it ever got i never thought, well, i've got to do something else, you know. and -- >> how bad is it when it goes bad, when you've tasted the real glory? >> there's a great line that martin short has in a movie, he plays my agent, and things aren't -- i'm a director in the movie. things aren't going well. and his character says, "well, frankly, everyone wants to distance themselves from the stench." and that's sort of what it feels lik

kevin says that at one point morgan said there is no way a woman could love and have sexual desire forand that is a woman pretending, because she hates a fing man, and if the son is gay he better come home and talk to him like a man where he mimicked a high-pitched voice or he would pull out a knife and stab that little n-word to death. and he didn't fing care if he pissed anybody off. and now glaad is calling for an investigation into the reports and issued this statement. the glaad president says, if th proved true, we call on him to remove these violently anti-gay remarks from his show. and this one from the human rights campaign, if these allegations are true, tracy morgan must immediately accept responsibility and apologize, and his employee nbc universal also must come forward and condemn these atrocious comments. and we spoke to a man in the audience about his reaction. >> i was absolutely shocked and amazed at what i e was hearing. i knew i was going to be see a comedian who does push the envelope and expecting to hear all sorts of different probably inappropriate humor, but i

for grieving for me kevin i would hear it out to you tonight it's no time. at all top story the number of people killed in the plane crash in northwest russia has risen to forty five for a young boy died today of his injuries and all spittle experts were examining with black boxes to try to establish the cause of the tragedy well family and friends arrived at the site to pay their last respects. to reports. has been an emotional and tough day for the families and friends of the victims and the survivors many of them had gone to be a morgue to identify the bodies of the victims and a few of them to coming here to the site where the crash had happened the tipple of the one three four carrying fifty two people had landed here at this road right behind me they have put together a small memorial where locals family members friends have been coming in bringing flowers and candles and also there was a small service earlier today where it was attended by officials of the region now asked for the investigation itself it's still ongoing flight recorder is in moscow be

here's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: no more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks.g to do? for the parents of kids like 5-year-old perry it's a challenge. >> i would say slightly dread. it's hard to keep him occupied for the 12 or 13 weeks of summer vacation, especially if you're a working parent like i am. >> reporter: with more than 60 million students ramping up for summer vacation it's a struggle just to juggle. >> i would say find the rhythm to your summer. every family is different. take a look at what time you have as a parent. that's important. that will carry over to your child. >> reporter: what's happened to the days when the kids stayed home, mom made lemonade and everybody hung out? >> those days are gone. >> reporter: here at chicago's fun club the kids are engaged in good old-fashioned play, but it won't happen unless you find the right program and register early. what do you think you should be looking for as a parent in an activity? >> i think you should be looking for things that will keep your children's minds focused on education, exercise, stayi

kevin dalton, everyone. there he is, come on! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: what are you doing? no, go back that way. ] [ cheers and applause ] hang around, kevin. wait. we'll talk to you later. our next talented kid is about to demonstrate the fine art of multitasking. ladies and gentlemen, here with her mom, yung hee, from lin hurst, new jersey -- please welcome misha sayo. here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right! nice to see you. you look very pretty. >> thank you. >> jimmy: now, misha sayo. am i saying right? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right. very good. misha, how old are you? >> i'm ten years old. >> jimmy: you're ten years old. all right. very good. when was your birthday? >> my birthday was september 20th. >> jimmy: hey, birthday is september 19th. >> cool. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. all right. now, you have very special talent. tell us what you're going to be doing tonight? >> i'm going to be dancing with my face while humming a song and doing the hula hoop. >> jimmy: what do you mean dancing with your face? >> yeah, like -- >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> like conducting it. lik

. >> finally if you were strolling past berry farms in southeast, no, you were not hallucinating, that was nba scoring champ kevin the playground, making his annual trip back to the famous, you had to know he was an nba star when he did that, playing in the goodman street ball league. just don't be the guy who undercuts the $86 million contract guy when you're out on the playground because you don't get to go home if you do that. >> i think guys will be thinking, i can stop it. >> just don't hurt him. >> exactly. we'll be right back. so, you actually reward people for staying with you? yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius. you guys must have your own loyalty program, right? well, we have something. show her, tom. huh? you should see november! oh, yeah? giving you more. now that's progressive. call or click today. [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringi

. >> finally if you were strolling past berry farms in southeast, no, you were not hallucinating, that was nba scoring champ kevinhe playground, making his annual trip back to the famous, you had to know he was an nba star when he did that, playing in the goodman street ball league. just don't be the guy who undercuts the $86 million contract guy when you're out on the playground because you don't get to go home if you do that. >> i think guys will be thinking, i can stop it. >>

portavoz de la cia dijo que estÁn investigando, pero no se detienen aquÍ, han in vea dado sitios de importantes empresas y canales de televisiÓn. segÚn kevinr mÁs buscado estas personas disfrutan del juego de romper las barreras de seguridad del gobierno y disfrutan de la taengs que reciben. sÓlo en su cuenta de twitter y superan los 150 mil seguidores y han dedicado su pÁgina a su ciber ataque. la parte peligrosa de estas in vacaciones no es sÓlo que puedan publicar contenido chistosos, y burlas si no que pueden robar archivos que tengan nuestras dwa tos. : menos mal esta vez no pasÓ. gracias por la informaciÓn. la pregunta de periodistas y polÍticos es quÉ habrÁ ha blapd weiner y su esposa tras el regreso de ella de un viaje al exterior. >>> dijo que conversa rÍan sobre su posible re monunciarenunci n roldÁn. >>> es la segunda mujer que rompe el silencio luego que anthony weiner aceptara enviar correos ginger lee dice el congresista le envÍo correos con insinuaciÓn sexual pero que notero cambiaron fotografÍas. me pidiÓ que mintiera acerca de nuestra comunicaciÓn a Él nunca lo conocÍ y lo seguia en la red social para estar al tanto de la

kevin james also wrote a document called no to writing move which was essentially a proposed press release to be disseminated following an attack by jis. james wrote that on missions that were to be done for leaving impressions the document would be left behind, and if 187 which is the california penal code section for murder were involved, a videotape would be sent to all major new station with a jis member reciting the document. washington, a convert to islam met kevin james in late 2004 after washington was transferred to the new folsom prison. at the folsom prison james recruit washington into jis. washington sworn an oath of loyalty and obedience to james. he was paroled in late 2004 and not have the ability to carry out a violent operation on behalf of jis outside prison walls. james asked washington for the document known as blueprint 2005. he required washington to recruit five special operation members, preferably felony free, and trained them in covert operation. acquire two pistols with silencers and appoint a special operations member to find contact to learn to make bombs from

no. >> reporter: but meet this oakland native kevin taylor, that's principal kevin taylor of mckliman'she value of these programs. >> it was the best thing for me on friday and saturday night 17, 18, 19 years old. in fact ended up getting a basketball scholarship. there is an commonality. everyone loves sports and by offering an open gym and open space for them to use for free, is all you really need. >> reporter: but not the only thing. >> the village to raise a child so this is a component of the village but it's not the end all, be all. programs don't solve problems. people solve problems. and it's about having us all come together. >> reporter: as supporter and wba world super middleweight champion andre ward put it -- >> if one child can be saved and directed in the right way, this is a success. >> reporter: in oakland, rick villaroman, cbs 5. >> late night live is also getting support from companies such as safeway and nike as well as the group, 100 black men of. and for more information on how to get involved with the program, log onto our website, cbssf.com. >>> the winds are bl

is kevin i am with you on the half hour with our headline up there is no ten thirty pm moscow time nato admits it launched the airstrike that killed nine civilians in a tripoli suburb while british taxpayers wary of reckless spending under the bill the three months and bloody scale. every head of state wants a second term but it's the people who are the final word so says president medvedev he still doesn't announce whether he'll stand again but did rule out of place offer from mr clinton. on the international atomic energy agency is expected to slam japan for poor handling of the fukushima crisis and nuclear safety form opens in vienna aimed at improving safety regulations and preventing a repeat of the japanese crisis and he was telling that story next hour he takes a closer look at what happened in japan we talked to the number two nuclear official there in that disaster country. we are here with him day he call initially our man who is with the ministry of a colony here in japan specifically with the agency that deals with nuclear safety and thank you very much for taking some time

no one really knows. and kevin and i agree that sooner is better than later to start taking action. although as i said, i wouldn't immediately cut programs or increase taxes right now while the economy is staffed. but you can enact the changes and schedule them to take effect. there is a bigger issue here, and that is we obviously -- we're a de mock can i, -- a democracy. but there's differences in power. some people have access. have lobbyists. made big campaign contradicts and the like. i think one of the big challenges is not only to 1/2 i gate our way to -- but to do it in a way that's fair that doesn't overly benefit people at the top of the income scale and aim the reduction at the people in the middle and the bottom. we really need equity and how we go about it, good economics add equitable choices. and it's going to take a number of years. because there's big issues here. we're going to have to be at this for a number of years. host: our democratic caller in georgia. hi, margy. caller: i'm perplexed by the fact that companies in other countries that make billions and billion

want to note the presence of the secretary of war edwin stanton from the lincoln cabinet -- no, no, that's kevin kline. [laughter] [applause] >> if you haven't seen the movie the conspirators it is an extraordinary movie, and kevin is brilliant in the world secretary war stanton, so i guess it's not a violation of our senate ethics rules to plug a good movie. by historical content. [laughter] today as i have traditionally done with a good cause, going to turn the german's cowal o2 senator collins and recognition of her longstanding leadership on behalf of diabetes research particularly for children, and her truly passionate advocacy for federal support for that research. so, without further ado, i give the devil to my friend and colleague, the great senator from the state of maine, susan collins. [applause] thank you. thank you so much, mr. chairman. i am particularly grateful that you are allowing me to conduct this hearing. this issue is near and dear to my heart, and this actually represents the sixth hearing of the children's congress that i've been privileged to conduct. i very much appreci

. >>> cuando tienes a russell pierce, y personas como kevin, personas que son muy antimigrante, no hay dade en la florida eligen un nuevo alcalde, para rem mr z reemplazar a carlos altoÁlvarez resultados se darÁn a conocer esta mis nma noche, nueva york recibirÁ una ley que permite la uniÓn entre pareja del mismo sexo. el proceso iniciarÁ el 5 de julio bien una tarifa de 35 dÓlares por el documento. nueva york espero expedir las primeras licencias el 25 de julio en lo quehomosexuales que comen comenzÓ hace mÁs de 40 aÑos, para recibir informaciÓn en su celular envÍa la palabra noticias al 76225 conectate al mundo y con xhucomunidad vamos ver el tiempo en el paÍs adelante poncho. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> bueno pues aquÍ les va el tiempo y atenciÓn para quienes viven en la osheste en californ, se esperan fuertes toro moents menta y mucho wltormentas y lluvias. tomen precauciones. en cuando a lo que hay en el medio oeste, hoy por la tarde lluvias, algunas tormentas en el este de ohio y ken taty, muy bi kentucky, vamos con la zona oeste, atlanta 92, chicago 79 dallas en el centro del paÍs 95, las

the controversy started when a fan kevin rogers was at the show and posted a comment about why he nogan. he said it started out with the typical raunchy humor, he knew that the gay jokes would start but did he say to the too far. according to rogers, the comedian said the idea of being born this way is basically ludicrous. being gay is a choice because god don't make no mistakes. now he says that the actor also be a little of the recent anti bullying campaigns that popped up on you too. you may remember president obama made the zero and posted it on mine. the actors said that gay people need to quit being - and stopped whining and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪

want to note the presence of the secretary of war edwin stanton from the lincoln cabinet -- no, no, that's kevin kline. [laughter] [applause] >> if you haven't seen the movie the conspirators it is an extraordinary movie, and kevin is brilliant in the world secretary war stanton, so i guess it's not a violation of our senate ethics rules to plug a good movie. by historical content. [laughter] today as i have traditionally done with a good cause, going to turn the german's cowal o2 senator collins and recognition of her longstanding leadership on behalf of diabetes research particularly for children, and her truly passionate advocacy for federal support for that research. so, without further ado, i give the devil to my friend and colleague, the great senator from the state of maine, susan collins. [applause] thank you. thank you so much, mr. chairman. i am particularly grateful that you are allowing me to conduct this hearing. this issue is near and dear to my heart, and this actually represents the sixth hearing of the children's congress that i've been privileged to conduct. i very much appreci

kevin james case. i make this note for the record. there was no objection on the majority side and no suggestion that we were somehow involved in an improper pursuit of the truth there, or that we were somehow wrongly confining ourselves to that particular case and not dealing with all the other cases in the united states. i salute congresswoman harmon for that. i wish we could see the same concern and bipartisan support. i thank the chairman. >> i thank the chairman and i thank the ranking member for both as to presentations.

challenge the senate to take our fills up as we move them off the floor because america can no longer wait. >> as kevin said this is the one-year anniversary of the president summer of recovery. another summer, no recovery. 9.1% unemployment, and 28 months of unemployment above 8% and americans are asking, mr. president, where other jobs? the bureau of labor statistics recently announced that it now takes on average 10 months to find a job if you are unemployed this is the longest in recorded history that americans are asking mr. president, where are the jobs? business starts entrepreneurship at a 17 year low and american are asking mr. president, where the jobs? one and seven on food stamps and americans are asking mr. president, where are the jobs? and with all due respect to the president, a $1.1 trillion stimulus program, the latest study showing that it either killed off or forestalled a half a million jobs, mr. president, that is no laughing matter. it is no laughing matter to the people that remained unemployed in the fifth district of texas that i represent. this is why republicans have announc

want to note the presencer of secretary of war of edward stain from thea lincoln cabinet, oh, no, that is kevin kline. [laughter] [applause] [applause] if you haven't seen the movie, the conspirators, it is an extraordinary movie., kevin is really brilliant in the role of secretary of war. i guess it is not a violation of our senate ethics rules to plug a good movie.ood movie. by historical content. [laughter] today as i have traditionally done with a good cause, going to turn the german's cowal o2 senator collins and recognition of her longstanding leadership on behalf of diabetes research particularly for children, and her truly passionate advocacy for federal support for that research. so, without further ado, i give the devil to my friend and colleague, the great senator from the state of maine, susan collins. [applause] thank you. thank you so much, mr. chairman. i am particularly grateful that you are allowing me to conduct this hearing. this issue is near and dear to my heart, and this actually represents the sixth hearing of the children's congress that i've been privileged to conduct.

we challenge the senate to take this up because america can no longer wait. >> as kevin said, this is the one-year anniversary of the president's summer of recovery. another summer and no recovery. 9.1% unemployment. 28 months of unemployment above 8%. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? the bureau of labor statistics announced that it now takes on average 10 months to find a job at if you are unemployed. this is the longest in recorded history. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? entrepreneur ship is that a 17- year low. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? one out of seven on food stamps. americans are asking, mr. president, where are the jobs? with all due respect to the president, a $1.10 trillion stimulus project, they say it killed half a million jobs. mr. president, that is no laughing matter. it is no laughing matter to the people that remained unemployed in the fifth district of texas. this is why republicans have announced a plan for american job creators. it has everything to do with making our tax plan faireer,

." >> no, maÑana viernes tendremos la visita de kevin g. >> realmente es impactante. nuevamente.s lo que se es importa, que se escuche el nombre de "despierta amÉrica" y el nombre de los latinos. >> los cientos de diarios en donde fue publicada la noticia. ahÍ estaba el washington post mencionaron la participaciÓn de tom hanks en "despierta amÉrica" y decÍan que era mÁs espectacular en la noche de sÁbado >> ay! que increÍble. eso es un reto para seguir superando. >> porque apareciÓ. el comitÉ. rifo j refugiados, para saber mÁs detalles sobre la iniciativa. pasamos con fernÁndez al centro de satÉlites muy buenos dÍas. cuÉntanos de la propuesta. devolver a las autoridades. lo peraed yo cuando dos fallas de la corte federal en el 2001 y 2005 determinaron que no tendrÍan que permanecer ket nidos por mÁs de 6 meses. >> un ejemplo claro serÍan los refugiados cubanos. >> uno de los mayores grupos de extranjeros que no pueden ser deportados a cuba. lo que dijo que la vida y estarÍa dirigida a todos los cubanos, si no en general contra criminales peligrosos que no pueden ser deportados se

no one really knows. and kevin and i agree that sooner is better than later to start taking action. although as i said, i wouldn't immediately cut programs or increase taxes right now while the economy is staffed. but you can enact the changes and schedule them to take effect. there is a bigger issue here, and that is we obviously -- we're a de mock can i, -- a democracy. but there's differences in power. some people have access. have lobbyists. made big campaign contradicts and the like. i think one of the big challenges is not only to 1/2 i gate our way to -- but to do it in a way that's fair that doesn't overly benefit people at the top of the income scale and aim the reduction at the people in the middle and the bottom. we really need equity and how we go about it, good economics add equitable choices. and it's going to take a number of years. because there's big issues here. we're going to have to be at this for a number of years. host: our democratic caller in georgia. hi, margy. caller: i'm perplexed by the fact that companies in other countries that make billions and billion

no quiera regresar a su casa. >> es un niÑo agradable pero cuando se enoja, explota. >> segÚn la madrastra de kevin el niÑo le dijonzÓ a decir cosas, a faltar el respeto, a gritarle, entonces eso fue lo que lo llevÓ, yo lo reprende y lo regaÑe. >> este es el cuarto de kevin y la seÑora rodrÍguez dice que desde que el pequeÑo llegÓ hace tres meses, le dieron todo, su propia habitaciÓn, Útiles escolares, mucho cariÑo y comprensiÓn. >> pero los niÑos son rebeldes y en este caso creo que su mal comportamiento es lo que lo ha llevado a tomar malas decisiones. esta pequeÑa pero empieza como muchacho grande. >> ella piensa que el niÑo quizÁs extraÑa su paÍs, por el fatuo de esta manera. >> sus padres podrÍan enfrentar cargos si las investigaciÓn revelan que fue abusado. >> la madrastra insiste en que ella nunca ha maltratado a niÑo sino que al contrario, se entrenÓ a apoyarlo en todo lo que Él ha necesitado. >> entre tanto, la policÍa continÚa con su investigaciÓn desde pennsylvania, california. >> un devastador incendio convirtiÓ en cenizas un hotel de orlando, muy cerco del mundo de disney. el fuego comenzÓ en una de l

kevin james is obviously in the film. and you have the voices of various other big stars. don rickles, i know, is in it. >> what? that's awesome. >> jimmy: you didn't know that? >> no like, really? >> jimmy: yeah. he told me he was. >> i was all about cher. like, for me, i was -- i love me some kevin james, this was so fun. we're all live action people and it was super cool but cher does a voice, nick nolte. >> jimmy: you love cher? >> i'm obsessed with cher. >>. >> jimmy: huh long has this happened? >> my whole life. >> jimmy: did you meet her? >> no, but i took my mom -- i literally had a dream about it. i was like, my god, i think cher's show is ending. i would check on it and i realized she was ending in a month. >> jimmy: she retires like every two years. >> she did that show for three years. i called my mom, i'm like, we're going to vegas this weekend. we both flew in. we were there less than 24 hours. it was like cher-off. >> jimmy: and did she deliver? >> she did. she came in on this, like, floating stage and just her, and she lands on the stage and she's wearing this, like, see through little outfit. this woman's been clearly, like, half naked in front of

yesterday, we had weather to our east, this video, from kevin cotter, this tornado touched down to the north of yuba city, u about city and gridly. norted damage but, hey this is very unusual and because of all the other tornadic activity we have had much more severe across the nation, not going to hear a lot about this on national news, whereas normally, this would be big weather news. very unusual. we don't have that risk today but we are going to have the risk for thunderstorms as we head into the weekend and another system moves on shore. a few showers, mostly the northnorth by -- north bay. santa rosa wet right now. overall, they are clearing, 9 a.m., 10 a.m., a mostly dry bay area. here is what we are looking at the next 48 hours. the system of low pressure sets up right offshore. some of the forecast models do bring it inland enough for us to just get dumped on, we head through the next few days, but i think it is going to kind of skirt the coast and bring in the light bands of rain, mostly toward the coast we head through probably saturday and friday. this is what we are expecting in terms of accumulations. north bay the mos

no signs of letting up. now thousands of people watch and wait for historic floodwaters that the army corps of engineers say are inevitable and unstoppable. reporting from minot, here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: the sound minot's flood-weary residents have been dreading. sirens signalling the emergency and mandatory evacuation from low-lying parts of the city. brother and sister harlan and carla scramble to move their worldly possessions out of the family home. >> it's a big empty feeling inside, and like i say, it's kind of like you salvage what you can, but tomorrow will be another day. we'll be here to clean up. >> we can always rebuild. >> reporter: some 11,000 people, a full quarter of the town's population are heading for higher ground. >> i just never imaged that i would ever see the river like this again. >> reporter: this latest flooding, the mayor says, will be catastrophic. >> i don't think we really know how long this is really going to last, and i'm not sure we know exactly how much water is coming at us. >> reporter: for weeks minot has battled a swollen souris river that wind its way in and out of north dakota and canada. massive snow melt and heavy rains

are always going to be bumps on the road to recover. >> and all of that, kevin hall, never mentioning the numbers at all. guest: noched on the number, 2.1 million jobs in the last 15 months. that's a pretty remarkable number and it gets to attention because we lost 8 million jobs. he's got a tough road to haul. you achieve and you're still to an expectation that you know, it's beyond what you can achieve and people need to be realistic about what this president or the next president can do. host: atlanta, georgia, good morning. jim, republican line. caller: yes. good morning. i'm concerned that so much of the focus is on tactical policies. we voted in politicians that allow these policies to happen where unemployment rate is high and not getting any better. but where is the focus on long-term or strategic initiatives? i have an 18-month-old son and no one is talking about this next generation and what is the unemployment rate going to be like when he's -- when he graduates from school? is he going to be able to find a good job? where's the focus on that? everything is focused on how to get the unemployment better

are always going to be bumps on the road to recover. >> and all of that, kevin hall, never mentioning the numbers at all. guest: no touched on the number, 2.1 million jobs in the last 15 months. that's a pretty remarkable number and it gets to attention because we lost 8 million jobs. he's got a tough road to haul. you achieve and you're still to an expectation that you know, it's beyond what you can achieve and people need to be realistic about what this president or the next president can do. host: atlanta, georgia, good morning. jim, republican line. caller: yes. good morning. i'm concerned that so much of the focus is on tactical policies. we voted in politicians that allow these policies to happen where unemployment rate is high and not getting any better. but where is the focus on long-term or strategic initiatives? i have an 18-month-old son and no one is talking about this next generation and what is the unemployment rate going to be like when he's -- when he graduates from school? is he going to be able to find a good job? where's the focus on that? everything is focused on how to get the unemployment bet

kevin hassett, and dr. stone. i no there are others who will be asking questions and making statements. i will be brief. i wanted to first of all make the following assertion. i don't think there is any disagreement on this committee and throughout most of the country about the need to reduce the deficit and have a strategy to do that. i think it is if shared in a bipartisan manner, and we are all of one minds to do that. the questions that we are trying to resolve year is about the timing of that and what policies yield the best results. on these questions i think there is honest disagreement but also significant disagreement. we are having a robust debate about it as we speak and throughout the next couple of weeks and months. today's hearing is part of that debate and is important we have this debate at this time. we have a lot of able economists across the country and several here today who offer their perspective. i want to provide a little bit of context in terms of the way i see this in terms of some of the asse

no comprehende. >> da! >> senor? >> hasta la vista. baby? >> oh! >> kathy is mildred patty baena. and introducing kevin nealon.me. >> dada. >> quiet, baby. >> dada. >> ahh! >> the mildred patty baena story. >> only on lifetime, the place for lady drama. >> jimmy: wow. very powerful. >> it's so close to home. >> jimmy: kathy griffin, "girl down," premieres june 22nd at 9:00 on bravo. kevin nealon you can see performing this weekend in hermosa beach. he's got a charity benefit on behalf of friends of big joe. thank you very much for being here. kathy griffin, everybody. right back with j.j. abrams. the count on chevy event is here. turn it up in a malibu. 33 mpg, over 500 highway miles a tank. one of our 9 models over 30 mpg highway. fuel up, rock on. very well qualified lessees can get a low mileage lease on a chevy malibu ls for around $179 a month. fuel economy based on epa estimates. count on chevy for more out of every mile. ♪ ♪ we make it sizzle and snap. and now so can you. ♪ ignite the night with p.f. chang's home menu. the boldest flavors in the freezer aisle. that's trident layers. the gum with layers

with a straight sets win over kevin anderson of south africa russia's macau usually has a chance to advance as well as he faces on see the indians to evolve a wild meter so no we'll have to work hard against eleven see that you are going to meltzer and in the late match six time when our order federer takes for drown you know all fronts. football now and says god have maintained this spot of the russian prime an exe. it after seeing all the city arrivals look at my two three one and want to wednesday's dump is safe to do i'm big on the ball rolling after thirty minutes how by some great work from brazilian wagner love on the outside their. first comprehensive attack then resulted in the allies of the young brilliantly loving his free kick home right before the hall followed moloch. but it was old after that the man's go ahead strike an absolute clinker from zorah gossage here but perhaps the goalkeeper should have done a bit better and attack after attack would follow with their third coming fifty eight minutes into the match with a beautiful pass to toss sitch the same holds onto the ball for just the right length of time before taking out doonbeg and for

no arrests were made. the fight was postponed until the next day. >>> history was made overnight at the kennedy space center, as the space shuttle "endeavour" made its final landing. kevin oliver of our station wftv reports. >> gear down and locked. >> reporter: after globe trotting for 19 years, the space shuttle "endeavour" slided into the kennedy space center for the last time. >> welcome home, "endeavour." >>it's sad toit's sad to see he the last time. but she really has a great legacy. >> reporter: "endeavour" was built out of spare parts after the "challenger" accident. and has flown more than 123 million miles since it was first launched in 1992. shuttle commander, mark kelly, will head back to houston thursday, and be reunited with his wife, congresswoman gabrielle giffords. giffords underwent surgery while the mission was under way. "endeavour" landed as the space shuttle "atlantis" made its way to the launch pad. thousands came out to see the last of the orbiters make the overnight trip. >> it's hard to say good-bye to the program. but on the other hand, look at the great things we've accomplished. >> reporter: a small crew will fly accord "atlantis" in july.