. >> kevin young was born in lincoln, nebraska. he went to harvard, stanford, brown. his books of poetry include black mariah, for the confederate dead, dear darkness, and jelly roll. >> there's a way a woman will not relinquish her pocketbook, even pulled onstage or called up to the pulpit. there's a way only your auntie can make it taste right. rice and gravy is a meal if my late great aunt tutta cooks it. aunts cook like there's no tomorrow, and they're right. too hot is how my aunt tutty peppers everything, her name given by my father for seeing her smiling in her crib. there's a barrel full of rainwater beside the house that my infant father will fall into, trying to see himself the bottom. and there's his sister margie yanking him out by his hair, grown long as superstition. never mind the flyswatter they chase you round the house and into the yard with, ready to whup the daylights out of you. that's only a threat. aunties will fix you potato salad and save you some. godmothers, godsends, aunts smoke like it's going out of style, and it is. make even gold teeth

her brother kevin had been missing for a week. and the youngared to be having an affair with her sister-in-law had just fled from police. >> why did he just steal her pickup truck and flee when i asked him to come to the police station. >> the situation looked worse than the detective thought. he called his long time friend and partner. >> he said can you get in here. something's going on. i'm not sure what, but shapell just stole morgan's truck and we can't find him. >> we had no idea it was going to turn out the way that it did. >> their first priority was to find shapell. they tried tracking his cell which was in the truck, but it was turned off. but morgan's phone was in there, and it was turned on. she gave detectives permission to track it. ? so we focused all of our efforts on morgan's telephone. >> meanwhile, morgan was downstairs in the interview room, as detectives tried to find out what steve was running from. >> do you think maybe steve hurt kevin? >> i don't know, but by his reaction today -- >> he takes your truck without your per

poets included in the anthology read from their works, including natasha trethewey, rita dove, and kevin young. that's on our art beat page. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. president obama called targeting of conservative groups by the i.r.s. "outrageous," and republicans scheduled the first congressional hearing on the scandal. the associated press reported the justice department secretly subpoenaed two months of a.p. phone records from a year ago. federal officials would not explain. but it may be tied to a published story about leaks involving a foild terror plot. and popular psychologist dr. joyce brothers died in new york city at age 85. >> brown: online, families in the u.s. affected by their mixed-immigration status. hari sreenivasan has more. >> sreenivasan: families face difficult decisions when one spouse is a u.s. citizen and the other lacks legal status. listen to the stories of five families who had to decide between leaving the u.s. to remain together or to live countries apart. that's on our home page. and tonight on independent lens, oscar-nominated docum

that isear kevin met a young gypsy. >> this little boy was hungry. we learned about his community, his family. he took us back to meet his mom and dad and eight brothers and sisters. >> we were shocked to see him at the door. i was with one of my kids in my arms. i asked my child who are these people. he is like they are my friends. >> that little boy has children of his own. in the last 10 years that friendship produced running water for the village, neighborhood store, school, even a church where gypsies have come to christ. >> for sure god's people would be looking to have gypsy communities. >> part of a growing gypsy revival documented by tuter fraton in the alpha omega network. >> god decided to work with strong power through these groups. it is a sign for me that time is short. >> he witnessed what is a miracle. 500 gypsies baptized after accepting christ in 2009. largest baptism in romania's history at the time. >> we gypsies have singing. this has nothing to do with our faith. we sing from our hearts. >> hundreds more have answered call to ch

. >>> exciting night for orioles fans, young stud kevin gausman gets his first start. gas that.ptize you in the name of the father, son and front owe blue jays. -- toronto blue jays. orioles lose 12-6. >>> our high school game of the week, got a couple good games coming up here. go to our website usatodayhighschoolsports.com and go to our extended highlight tomorrow night at 11:00. >> good idea it wasn't tonight. it would have be

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as young right-hander kevin gozman will be promoted from the minor league team in bowie. and he's going to make his major league debut, when the o's play in toronto. gossman was the top draft pick just last june. so the hope is the youngster can deliver where some of the veterans have not. top starter, jason hamill has been consistent. he has given up some runs. hamill says he and the other pitchers certainly feel the pressure to perform better. makes you want to try harder. because you know what's inside. but honestly, that's kind of hurting yourself. making you do things maybe out of your ability or affecting what your ability can do. we're justing to to -- just going to try to take a little pressure off our shoulders. and like myself, go out and compete. >> reporter: and it's no coincidence, the o's competed quite well and they won last night. when starter allowed two runs in seven innings in what ended up a 4-3, orioles win. jason hamill, hoping to pitch as well tonight. o's trying to make a two-game win streak after they had lost seven straight games here at camden y

it stars the young clark kent and parents played by kevin costner and diane lane.ver how to use his super powers. other big names like indy adams russell crowe man of steel opens up june 14th. >> this is a prequell. >> it is a different take. >> so what about the fox show "do you think you can dance." >> it is an intententh season. the panel of judges are traveling around the country for auditions. the dancers who make the cut will be paired up each week and dance for their lives. we caught up with mary murphy to see what she looks for. >> you have to have a great personality. there are different contestants you don't know why it is you look on camera you see this magic happen. there's this twinkle in their eye the it factor. people either have that or they don't. >> so much energy. >> you have to, right? >> so you think you can dance is every tuesday right here on fox. >> finally the best fox's summer concert series always love this. who do we have coming up? >> don't you love coming to work every friday? it's the best. >> what's better than the concert every summ

we saw kevin draper's paul ryan, kevin mccarthy and other members of the so called young guns needingo plot total obstruction. you heard mitch mcconnell. there's a reason why you're seeing pundits saying it's a post policy party. the only thing they disagree on is they want to despise and dislodge this president. you see it with everything, with immigration where he can't tough it otherwise it can't pass. this is not about denvers. this is about a party that -- >> i also sense con ddescending attitudes, it's his fault and these are people committed to obstructionism. but nobody said what is wrong with you guys, it's his fault. and you know, i think that -- i hear a lot about how good lyndon johnson was as he was handling the senate and washington crowd. let me show you this picture where he was getting an a for this in his face. he's known for leaning in and getting in people's face and he wasn't a senator but that was johnson's style. but you also had to deal that his speaker was sam rayburn who he and rayburn came up to the ranks together in texas. you're not dealing with john boehn

kevin kinder. the same man who raped him when he was a young boy. >> it was actually in a holding area where everyone goes before they go to court. i seen the guy standing on the wall and i handed my lawyer's folder to the guy next to me and i told him make sure i get this back. >> let's see where he's at. >> flores' mother, judy cornett, who dedicated much of her life to keeping kinder in prison, knew both men were due in court that morning. >> one was in one courtroom at 9:00. the other one was 9:00. i was bouncing back and forth to the courtrooms and neither one of them was in the courtroom. >> sure enough he was talking to the officer. the deputy. they were standing next to each other having a conversation. i worked my way over to the water fountain which was three feet behind them. they had their backs to it. i turned around from the water fountain and walked up right next to him and i got off on him nice. i hit him in his jaw and he fell on the ground. i got on top of him. the officer grabbed me from behind. it was like an out of body experience. >> i stopped somebody in the hallway and say can

kevin durant. not exactly a household name. first, back to our top story on this wednesday. we are learning new details about the kidnaping of the three youngomen held captive in a cleveland home. police were literally on the doorstep of making the discovery in 2004. they showed up at the scene after suspect ariel castro a school bus driver left behind a passenger.

. >>> hello, my name is kevin chin and i am also a at george washington high ask and richmond village. i am in multiple programs in the beacon such as young workers leadership academy and the beacon leider ship team. in those programs i learnment, many activities ~ and i learn skills, skills that will obviously help me in the future, like learning to speak in public like i'm doing now. [laughter] >>> which is really hard. learning to speak in public, making presentations, conducting counsel. and i would like to thank you for funding the beacon and to continually support the beacon and the youth leadership -- and the youth employment. thank you very much. (applause) >> thank you, kevin. next speaker. >>> hi, good morning, eddie lynn. i was told one minute. i thought it was two minutes so i'm going to be really, really fast. so, listen carefully. hi, good morning. i am in charge of the city leadership program and self-help for the elderly. as you see today we have a [speaker not understood] seniors come from our agency. and the seniors, we have to go through a lot. the road to be a citizenship, chinese, citizenship is very long and difficul

thing was going on that i was going to go to celtics and be with this young man that was going to start this team over in seattle. kevin johnson, the mayor of stack ramento, rallied his town together and they put -- >> he's a good mayor. >> yes, he did a job for them, and they got the team and interest back in the kings. so that's going to have to take another step back. i was looking forward to having an opportunity to work with a franchise that was kind of a clean sheet, starting all over, moving to a new place, and a place where basketball has been really great in celtics. they a good franchise. >> rose: they did, indeed. good town. is it possible you're just too much "hamlet--" to be or not to be? >> wow, that's a transition if i don't know i can even come back at that charlie. you know, i'm a person that opportunity has come my way in every situation that i can look back in my life. and, you know, it's like well why don't you do this? it hasn't come to me yet. why don't you do that? i'm still waiting for the intuition or the inner voice that says this is the right thing to do. when it happens, it will happen. i'm

kevin durant. not exactly a household name. first, back to our top story on this wednesday. we are learning new details about the kidnaping of the three young women held captive in a cleveland home. police were literally on the doorstep of making the discovery in 2004. they showed up at the scene after suspect ariel castro a school bus driver left behind a passenger. no one answered the door, the cops left. neverrail realizing behind the door were two of the women who would remain captive for ten years. for more on this story, let's go live to nbc news correspondent ron allen. now, i guess moving this story forward a little bit. what kind of charges are these suspects facing? >>. >> reporter: well, we expect them to be charged later today. there is a 44 window. the charges likely include kidnapping and rain. we hope to -- and rape. also a lot of unanswered questions. it will take a long time to unravel how all this could have happened. as you know from looking at pictures of the neighborhood, it's a dense neighborhood, an urban neighborhood. the find where the women were allegedly held sits next door to other houses. a lot of neighbors are

warn that the blocks seven point five million young unemployed need work soon all be driven into the arms of extremism. and over again even if the choice is kevin i would no doubt th key to nine first is ours i just mentioned. britain's confirmed it's holding up to ninety afghan nationals has come past in base in afghanistan without charges though some spend more than a year in detention the minister of defense says it will be ready to hand over the prisoners to local authorities once all the quote legal obligations of met but lawyers still say the u.k. has acted unlawfully nonetheless drawing a parallel with america's notorious guantanamo bay sarah first got the story tonight. kalo is here acting on behalf of some of these detainees speaking out they've launched a legal action saying that some of these men have been held for up to fourteen months and that this amounts to a little detention now the rules dictate that british forces are only allowed to hold detainees to ninety six hours unless there are exceptional circumstances the last november we saw the defense secretary. changed the rules that a hold the transfer of detainees captured by br

day in court and a day in jail kevin whalen commit a campaign director for the home defenders like thank you so much for joining us thank you. now on to the story of a young man who could be heading to jail despite the fact that he did not commit a crime jerico could face up to eighteen months in jail for refusing to testify in front of a federal grand jury about an incident that happened all the way back in two thousand and eight the new york grand journey a jury subpoena the twenty four year old to question him about a conversation that he overheard in a bar authorities are trying to uncover who detonated a small bomb outside of a time square army recruitment center the so-called bicycle bombings shattered a window but didn't result in any deaths or injuries now the grand jury believes that the suspect was identified during that conversation at the bar and claimed that jerry himself disputes and this is not the first time that he has actually been called to testify about this very event once again he is refusing to cooperate and is not very talkative with the media either. we have to say to your supporters . they're here. thank you it means a lot has th

young unemployed soon all they'll be driven into the arms of extremism. alone nine pm here in moscow wednesday evening very good evening schieffer just joined us it's kevin owen here at r.t. from first britain has confirmed it is holding up to ninety afghan nationals of its combat student base in afghanistan without charge it's thought of spent more than a year in detention the ministry of defense says it'll be very to hand over the prisoners to local authorities once all the quote legal obligations are met but lawyers still say the u.k. is acted unlawfully drawing a parallel with america's notorious guantanamo bay sarah first got the story. he kato is here acting on behalf of some of these detainees speaking out they've luhansk legal action by saying that some of these men have been held for up to fourteen months off and that this amounts to a little detention now the rules dictate the british forces that are only allowed to hold detainees for ninety six hours unless there are exceptional circumstances for last november we still the defense secretary. change the rules and hold the transfer of detainees captured by britain's streets to afghan security fo

kevin, a banker, diane, a retired 911 worker, and mary lou, an e.r. nurse, described what it was really like sitting on that jury. for nearly five months, facing a young woman accused of a horrific crime. >> when i first walked into the room, into the courtroom, i didn't think she was the defendant. >> just this very innocent look. >> reporter: was it hard to get over that initial appearance? >> not once the evidence started flowing. >> reporter: hundreds of pieces of evidence, including those graphic photos, taken by arias herself, he is told the court who abused her to the point he she snapped and brutally killed travis alexander. >> simple answer is that he attacked me and i defended myself. >> there was absolutely no remorse. >> reporter: after closing arguments it didn't take the jury very long to convict arias of first-degree murder. something she told abc news' ryan owens she was shocked by. >> i feel a little betrayed by them. >> reporter: surprised? >> no. >> jodi played us. jodi played us. >> reporter: the jurors still had to face what they call the toughest part of the trial. the death-sentencing phase, why couldn't this jury come to a cons

young oriole whose major league debut is tonight. mark viviano joins us on the latest of a highly touted pitching prospect. >> the orioles in toronto tonight. 22-year-old kevin gausman went to his locker this afternoon and found it filled with dozens of powdered donuts. that's the snack food he'd eat in college. welcome to the big leagues, kid. he pitches against the blue jays tonight. gausman's fast track to the big leagues included 14 games in the minor leagues. he pitched at aberdeen and buoy. now the big time scoutsman joined the oriole team that was in the playoffs last year and in the playoff hunt again this season. his first game as a big leaguer comes tonight. >> obviously really exciting, trying to not think about it too much and just go out there and do what i've been doing, throwing strikes. >> the old adage of if they bite when they're a puppy they're going to bite when they're a big dog, like i've said many times, try as you may, you can't screw up the big ones. we think kevin sooner or later will seek his level. >> here's a picture of gausman's locker room, loaded with dozens and dozens of powdered donuts. you can see the weekend games here, ma

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young children were murdered in their apartment last year. the family's nanny is charged in the killings. but marina and kevin crimm are now expecting a baby.wait to welcome her new baby brother. >> we're so glad to read that this morning. >> i know, we wish them well. >> we all remember that story. >>> "the miami herald" says people in venezuela are scrambling to stock up on toilet paper because of a shortage. thousands of rolls flew off store shelves yesterday. economists blame price controls. the government is promising to import 50 million rolls. nobody i know ever wants to run out of toilet paper at any time, anywhere. >> know what they say. never mind. >>> and "the los angeles times" says the ceo of abercrombie & fitch is trying to stop a backlash. in a statement yesterday, they say his clothing stores lack extra large and extra extra large sizes for women. jeffries says the company is strongly committed to diversity, but it still has no plans to offer women's clothing in bigger sizes. >> i am not going any further until you finish what you were going to say. >> well, the expletive -- >> you can't do that. charlie, she can't do that.

kevin's group and 20 others. good morning to you. this was an idea born 2011, two years ago? >> yes. bill: you wanted to teach young kids about politics in america? >> lynchpins of liberty is leadership development enterprise. our challenge is to challenge the rising generation and mentoring high school and college students in political philosophy. bill: you out $30,000, how did that happen. >> we're out $30,000 because the announce additional grant because it took so long. what became most disturbing what the irs was seeking because i work with young people. keep in mind, some of them are minors. the irs asked in its second intrusive letter which had 95 interrogatoriries, asked to identify students i was teaching and tell them in detail what i was teaching them. bill: wow, that is involves kids are what, 15, 16 years old? >> some of them. imagine the parents. >> i can only imagine that because it did not happen to me but it did happen to you. now that you're seeing all this go public, knowing that you had a letter dated may 6, that arrived on may 13th, what do you conclude? >> i conclude that the irs is continuing

young man has a rare form of ocd called pandas. ever heard of that? we'll talk about what that means next. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. music ... music ... music... >>> here is an update on breaking news. better vantage from the -- affiliate station wbal out of baltimore. the white and the black smoke and the crumpled cars, cargo train cars clearly derailed. according to baltimore sun, loud explosion was heard, and what appears to be this industrial area of baltimore. we can tell you that hazmat crews have arrived open the scene and according to initial reports, no one has been injured. huge, huge mess on the hands for hazmat crews and firefighters responding there in baltimore. we'll keep an eye on it as soon as we get any more information, we'll pass it on to you live here on cnn. >>> i do want to move along and talk to you a

marina and kevin, the new york couple whose nanny was accused of murdering two of their young children to report. they are expecting. on their facebook page, they wrote that their daughter, nessie, their surviving daughter, cannot wait to welcome their new baby brother. they write, "we are filled with many emotions as we look to the future, but the most important one is hope." people are flooding their facebook page with well wishes. we certainly want to add our voices to that. >> absolutely. >> just amazing, everything that they've been through, to have them something to be smiling about is wonderful. >> to see that picture, and that beauty, but the ending word, "hope," in such tragedy, it makes your heart lift. >> here is another story. we actually told you about this one a little bit earlier. is it art or is this an invasion of privacy? a photographer secretly snapped pictures of his neighbors through their windows using a telephoto lens. now, residents at the new york luxury apartment building were captured napping, doing some cleaning chores, putting their children to bed and more

kevin chappell let's us pray. -- chaplain conroy: let us pray. you look upon our world, men and women being born and being laid to rest, some getting married and others getting divorced. the old and the youngthe rich and the poor, the happy and the sad. so many people aimless, despairing, hateful and killing , so many undernourished, sick and dying, so many struggling with life and blind to any meaning. send us your spirit, that the issues of our day might be met with compassion by the members of this house and all who serve to improve the conditions of our shared humanity. may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last adeas -- the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the chair lays before the house a communication. the chair: the h