please join me in welcoming kirk. [applause] >> hello guys. my name is kirk.ore importantly, i am here today to talk to you guys not as an educator. i am not any kind of a teacher. what i'm here to do is tell you what happened to our son, and i am hopeful by doing that you can make sure it never happens again to another kid or another family. i am going to warn you about something -- i am not a public speaker. what i am is a construction worker. what i'm going to tell you we feel really strong about. we have a group of kids called "stand for the silent." this is the american sign language symbol which means "i love you." it means i got your back. if you could throw one of these at me when i'm having a hard time i will try to get through it. i hope you could learn a little something from me today. i am hoping i could learn something from you. that you can teach me that there are people in this world besides me and a group of kids that actually care about the efforts. 988 days ago i left for work at four o'clock 30 in the morning. -- at 4:30 in the morning. my w

one example is senator mark kirk.an is a leading voice for new june legislation following the newtown massacre, he and the president have never spoken about it. one senate aide said the president's repeated call for gun reform during the state of the union speech didn't make it easier for republicans like senator tom coburn who are interested in finding common ground. on fiscal issues, portman says his interaction with the administration is limited to treasury secretary nominee jack lew. and narrate marco rubio, who has been working on immigration reform, was clearly frustrated when white house legislation on the issue was leaked before congress had its own version ready. republicans have never done that, by the way. a white house spokeswoman told politico, quote, the entire obama administration is in regular contact with members of congress and their staffs, and the president has been very clear he is happy to work with anyone who wants to build the middle class. >> what do you think? >> i think some of it's fair. i

here came chris kirk. no relation to captain kirk. 14 fairway, the pro shot, close. a birdie putt for 2 in the lead. he did not falter. he taps it in. 18, securing a 2-shot win. 7 under 65. final round, world ranking to number 4 with his 6th victory. now, there was a 3-way tie for third place between kevin, jimmy and james. the golfer, fired a 2 under 70. good for the former women's shoe salesman. we talked with snedeker just after his round. >> you got off to a great start. >> the first 6 holes here you need to make a great start. i did a great job. getting off to a good lead and playing solid golf from there on out. i made a mistake but after that, great golf. >> you win at at&t your game is at the best of your career what can this win do for you now? >> i am as confident as i have been. scary thing. i know everything i am doing is working. i know i am heading in the right direction and looking forward to what the rest of this year is going to hold and be a lot of fun and know i have a legitimate chance of winning. >> congratulations. i know you are in high demand.

mark kirk is caller for a vote. we're going it see a growing number supporting fairness.me for the vote and time for the president to sign the executive order. >> john: allowing citizens to marry who they want is a liberal and conservative point of few. tico almeda. thank you for your time on the show tonight. >> thank you, it's great to be here. >> john: you probably know that sugar is bad for you. you might not know that sugar is extremely bad for you. that's ahead. septic disasters are disgusting and costly, but avoidable. the rid-x septic subscriber program helps prevent backups by sending you monthly doses right to your door so you will never forget to maintain your system. sign up at rid-x.com. the natural energy of peanuts and delicious, soft caramel. to fill you up and keep you moving, payday. fill up and go! >> john: tonight in our continuing wtf america series we look at one of the southern states that most epitomizes wtf in america. mississippi. now, i'm not here to disparage mississippi. this are many intelligent people from mississippi. they all share one thi

kirk would shoot a final round 66. he finished in second place.kie, cal product james hahn started with the lead but he makes birdie. he shot a final round 70 and was never much of a factor in this one. jim harbaugh on 18th with the aussie. jason day as his pro. he would tap in and still have a lot of fun. a little tip of the cap. the 18th hole for snedeker playing with his partner. this is a chance to win the pro am. just misses it. snedeker couldn't believe it because they would have to share the title. snedeker on 18. this is a big one. his first win of the season with that shot. his wife btfr÷mannedi along wit daughter lily and son austin gives dad a big hug for a big win to start 2013. >> it's a huge relief. i guess i got tyilucky that tig woods and phil mickelson weren't out there. to play a golf course in great condition like this and play with my good friend and be able to win this is really special. >>> how about cal visiting number 7, arizona. first half, cal down 9. allen krabbe starts. the lead cut to 7. tyronne wallace drives. gets it

kirk gregory has details. >> reporter: the fbi release the these photos of the suspect's property along with more detailed information about the rescue of ethan. nbc news learned as a result of on going negotiations, the kidnapper, jimmy lee dike was expecting delivery of additional comfort items. four members of the team approached the bunker seen in this picture and opened the hatch. dropping in a flash bang device to distract dike. zikz was disoriented but managed to fire off one shot. the hostage team shot and killed dike then rescued ethan. federal investigators say they found explosive devices, one inside the bunker, and one in the ventilation pipe shown in this photo. ethan spent the night in the hospital monday after the dramatic rescue and is now said to be physically fine. >> he was running around the hospital room, putting sticky notes on everyone that was in there, eating a turkey sandwich and watching sponge bob. >> tuesday night in midland city, the community came together for an early birthday celebration. ethan turns 6 on wednesday. kirk gregory, nbc news. >>> senate dem

kirk gregory, nbc news. >>> immigration reform goes front and center in washington today. president obama holds eye level talks. house members will tackle the issue on capitol hill. tracie potts joins us with a preview of both. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with the white house. today president obama sits down with civic groups and labor leaders and then separately with business leaders. they're talking about the economy and deficit reduction. but also in the context of how does immigration affect that? the president said he wants to do something about the 11 million people who are living and working in this country and have been doing so for years illegally. but republicans here, especially conservatives on the house side, want to make sure border protection comes first. janet napolitano is touring the border right now and says we can secure it but we can't completely shut it down because that would hinder trade and commerce. also today the house judiciary committee meeting. they take a look at what might be the best solution here. there's a group o

i was sitting next to mark kirk, senator kirk's occupational therapist on one side. >> sounds like a >> very conservative fellow. in front of him was ted nugent. to the left was an lbgt activist. >> everybody is to his immediate left. >> everybody but ted nugent stood up and applauded at times. for all the hype, people were behaved, they understood that this is a very serious moment in the time of our country and people were owe he oh in fact, the the one person who got in trouble from security was actually a fellow doing raise the roof when the president was doing things he liked. he said who knew, in this section. >> was somebody actually escorted out. >> well, he was encouraged to keep quiet. >> talked to. ok good, good. i will get into the nitty gritty of the speech in a second, but the idea of i saw two different speeches first the typical regular state of the union address we're accustomed to hearing, and then it moved into the gun conversation. it seemed as if it was a sort of a sacred moment. it was hushed, nobody was talking, and then he got everybody going when he started s

market regulator chris cook welcome to the class report good to meet you again all right well chris kirk you have written something for asia times called gas diplomacy time for iran tell us about it right well gas diplomacy is in my view we've gone quite far enough with all of the plan to say i think it's time for energy diplomacy generally people are busy what is all diplomacy. diplomacy is also being told me i suppose but i see the american. rights to the american empire is based on the dollar not so my. you know people don't understand that america has an environment like they resist the label they say we don't have an empire and we're just minding our business over here and in between mexico and canada but the dollar the defacto global world reserve currency in places like iran and elsewhere has been the really their means for imperialism yes absolutely michael hudson writes well on the subject wrote about dollar germany and that's precisely what we've got the petro dollar of the deal between the saudis and the us going way way back was you know we keep you in power say the u.s. we b

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illinois senator mark kirk released a video statement today. urging president obama and congress to take a serious look at legislation to protect americans from gun violence. lukens and democrats in a way that is practical legislation. that actually passes the house and senate and actually save lives. kirk suffered a stroke the week before last year's state of the union address but plans to be there tonight. he returned to congress last month after a long rehabilitation. triumphantly walking up the steps of the capitol. cltv and wgn-tv dot com will carry the "state of the union" address tonight, and then senator marco rubio's g-o-p response. and the tea party's senator rand paul's response. political analyst paul lisnek will host a special edition of 'politics tonight' immediately afterward on cltv. the list is expected to come out this week. as another round of committee meetings began. the district has put out a list of 330 schools they say are under enrolled. i could top 100 based on criteria. the district faces a $1 billion deficit next yea

i'm kirk cameron, 400 years ago our forefathers risked their lives to bring this bible to the shores of america, because it contained the principles for economic liberty, political liberty and religious freedom. it was the first complete english translation, complete with chapters, numbered verses and over 300 thousand utterly unique study notes. it actually came out before the king james version, and because the government didn't authorize it, it was outlawed. but it was a bible by the people, for the people. the book that built america. and now for the first time in 400 years it's available again in a beautiful leather edition. i have one and i want you to have yours too. please visit genevabible.com and get your copy of this rare and historic version of god's word today. order today, and get a free dvd of kirk cameron's latest film, monumental, the untold story of americaís beginnings. >> we continue our live coverage of pope benedict xvi live general audience. they are just wrapping up his address in saint peters square. he told tens of thousands of people moments ago he is not r

i'm kirk cameron. four hundred years ago our forefathers risked their lives to bring this bible to the shores of america. because it contained the principals for economic liberty, political liberty and religious freedom. the 1599 geneva bible. it was the first complete english translation, complete with chapters, numbered verses and 300,000 utterly unique study notes. it actually came out before the king james version and because the government didn't authorize it, it was outlawed. but it was a bible by the people, for the people, the book that built america. and now for the first time in 400 years it's available again in a beautiful leather edition. i have one, i want you to have yours too. please visit genevabible.com and get your copy of this rare and historic version of god's word today. thank you and may god bless you. >> good morning. it is 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the headlines. the location of a top secret u.s. drone base has been revealed. the base in saudi arabia has been u

i grew up listening to people like roland kirk. when he walked onstage, there was no plan.er know which way it is going to go. that was the genius. they said, always put a different thumbprint on the performance. you are moving ahead, and you are dealing with keeping that alive improvisation into it. if i can improvise within those songs, i am a lucky guy, but you can take that too far as well. i sang that song so many times i can make it into a mini play. i can eros and launch into new orleans songs and then come back. as long as you come back to the same. common on who should be able to do what you want to do -- at the same point, you should be able to do what you want to do. tavis: another question about this particular era, what in your mind is the greatest gift from that era? what is the greatest gift to us musically from that airline -- era? >> i would say the beatles, their scope of right thing is so vast, and it is still around today, and it is so fresh today, so that would be one thing. i have to say jimi hendrix's approach, he was the first guy did did not shy awa

kirk birdies 13 to get within two. but this was sneteckers day. he gets the cushion back at 15.y was waiting as snetecker came to 15. for weeks in a row he had been the runner up. no second place this time. snetecker shoots a 65. in the process breaks the tournament record with a 14- under par. two seconds in the third, looks like something the rest in the tour will have to deal with. >> it was fun to be out there on pebble beach on a day like this. to play golf with great conditions to this. i think it reenforces what i'm doing. reenforces what i'm trying to do. if i keep playing like this, the sky is the limit. it's going to be the best year in my career and they look at me with cross eyes, sure that's what you said last year but i think i can do it. >> after snetecker at 19 under. it's kirk two strokes back. >>> right in the middle of the pack 12 standings at cal bear tonight put together maybe their best effort of the year when they traveled to tucson to take on 17th arizona. solomon hill set the early stage. arizona above a nine point lead. ashley's bad pass turns into a ba

chris kirk stayed in the hunt with a 66. birdies 13 to get within 2. but this was snedger's day.in. the trophy was waiting as snedger came to 18. for two weeks in a row he had been the runner up to tiger woods and mickelson. allowed him to break the tournament record. he now has a win, 2 seconds and a third. >> tournaments like this gives me a ton of confidence going into the masters. that's next on my list. i have won 5 times out here now. it's important now to win majors and to finish the west coast. to win at pebble beach on a beautiful day like this, you just can't make this stuff up. >> here's a final look at the leader board. kirk 2 strokes back followed by hawn, walker and jason day who all tied for third. >>> in the middle of the pack 12 pack, have a tough afternoon. mike montgomery's team, coming in solomon hills sets the early pace for the wildcats. arizona had an early 9 point lead. battle back, brandon ashley's bad pass turns into a -- share the ball with crab finishing. trailed by 5 at the half. but the bears opened the 2nd half with a run. he turned this into a 4 po

visit a sprint store, i'm kirk cameron, 400 years ago our forefathers risked their lives to bring thiso the shores of america, because it contained the principles for economic liberty, political liberty and religious freedom. it was the first complete english translation, complete with chapters, numbered verses and over 300 thousand utterly unique study notes. it actually came out before the king james version, and because the government didn't authorize it, it was outlawed. but it was a bible by the people, for the people. the book that built america. and now for the first time in 400 years it's available again in a beautiful leather edition. i have one and i want you to have yours too. please visit genevabible.com and get your copy of this rare and historic version of god's word today. order today, and get a free dvd of kirk cameron's latest film, monumental, the untold story of americaís beginnings. >> gags prices are rising at erate higher than any spring since 2005. the price of gas went up a half dollar a gallon. how much higher can it go? can anything be done to stop this stuff?

kirk says the u.s. and other tpp participants have never allowed any country to have certain countries or products protected before talks began. abe is looking for some assurances from obama. were seeing tokyo stocks down .4 of a%. i'll leave you with a check at markets. >>> investigators in algeria have been collecting evidence and building a case as they probe a deadly hostage siege at a gas plant. islamic militants stormed the facility and took hundreds of workers hostage. at least 39 people, including ten japanese, were killed. nhk has learned more about the group responsible. we've obtained video showing the militants training in neighboring mali and issuing bold threats. here is that story. >> reporter: this man is reported to have led the attack. he's known as niger. he phoned media outlets in neighboring area throuout the siege. he is on a video that's believed to have been recorded in northern mali in 2010 or 2011. he and other militants showed theihostility toward western and arab nations. the

kirk gregory, nbc. >>> a 6-year-old girl with a place to go.as trying to drive when she crashed her mother's pickup. >>> the baltimore ravens bring the super bowl home. this is chris gordon at m & t bank stadium. we'll telling you about plans for the big parade, and what winning the super bowl means to the people of this city, ahead on news4. >>> her motor was a i sleep, and a 6-year-old wanted to see her dad, so she hopped into her mother's truck and took off, going about a half mile before crashing into parked cars and utility pole. no one was injured. police say they are surprised how well the 6-year-old did. they say she's tall for her age, but doesn't explain house she lenders to drive. there have been no charges filed in the case. >>> the latest on an international mystery. who killed an american mother in istanbul. the turker media reports that evidence found under her fingernails may identify her attacker. after the autopsy today, the investigators obtained court order for dna samples for 21 peaks. suspects. >> reporter: the body of an

. >> pam: crowder's son kirk came home just last week.emains optimistic that all the troops will be home by the end of 2014. when security is handed over to the afghan military. >> jacqueline: we have another chilly morning with areas of frost. 60s. fog tracker. it also for the bayshore and delta. it will be lifting whit sunny skies. sunny skies and it is going to be chili. 30's through napa, fairfield, and 30's in half moon bay. pleasant for california with mainly in the low 60s. mid-60s and the santa rosa, 62 in oakland, 63 and san jose. warming for thursday, friday. upper 60s things will cool down still rather mild. the next chance will be next week for weather rain. the sharks try and avoid their sixth straight loss. after starting the season a perfect 7-and-0 and the warriors try and get a win heading into the all star break. @÷ gary has those stories, and >> gary: 1 jeremy lin and the rockets in town - final game before all star break he played in palo alto high now, 3rd quarter 2 lin - drives to the hole and gets it to drop 69-65 h

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. >> shepard: in kansas kirk claudia sliding out. janice dean slide in from the extreme weather center. what now? >> look at the storm totals. we could see another storm next week. six to 12 inches maybe for kansas city, and it's 86 degrees in orlando today. let's all go there. 20 inches in kansas, phillipsburg, 18. this is record snow. smith center, 15.6. the largest city snowfall total they've if had in that area of kansas. let's look at it right now. the low pressure center associate with the storm system across the great lakes, still winter weather advisories and we have winter weather advisories across the mid-atlantic and the northeast for the next whethermaker. the stalled-out frontal boundary brings or three inches of rain to the area and potential for severe weather as well. the next system will develop across the coast. you can see it here over the southeast. low pressure center off the coast, inching up towards the northeast, and could bring us north and west of the boston yeah, six to 12-inches of snow. the third weekend

kirk nieuwenhuis makes the juggling catch out of this glove, off his right hand and back in the glove. the nats planned on getting the victory but they fell short to the mets 5-3. great thing about spring training, does of these games count. >> thanks. that's our news the ones who inspire us, the ones who make us laugh, the ones with the strong shoulder to lean on, the ones we're named after, and the ones named after us. it takes all kinds of good to make a family. at new york life, everything we do is to help you keep good going. ♪ silent night holy night ♪ ♪ all is calm all is bright ♪ ♪ round yon virgin

one advocate is kirk noble bloodsworth, the first person whose capital conviction was ever overturnedecause of dna. convicted of murder, he spent nearly nine years in prison, including two on death row before being exonerated in 1993. good morning and thanks for being with us. >> good morning, chris. >> your story is unbelievable. you were accused of murdering a 9-year-old girl in 1984. tell us briefly how did you get convicted? >> well, it was all based on witness identification. a person that was described as being 6'5", curly blond hair, bushy mustache, tan skin, and skinny. chris, in 1984 my hair was as red as an apple. i had side burns down to here. i had a missing tooth in the front and i don't tan, i burn. and i wheighed over 200 and som points at that time. after the dna tests were done and becoming the first dna exonree we found out the real killer was not 6'5", but 5'6" and 160 pounds. >> eyewitness accounts are notoriously suspect. you're currently the advocacy director who is pushing to end capital punishment. since 1976 maryland has executed five people. the last in 2005.

. >> kirk cameron was hot too. then the career tapers off and you think, i will make the come back, and you don't. how do you know it will pause and come back up. >> the analogy based on kirk. the general view is, we will hit some air pockets on the way rb right? fundamentals disconnected from what expectations and deliveries came in like. if you look at guidance, guidance is in tact. so let's focus on the outlook, not in the rearview mirror. if investors do this, can you get to the other side of the line. you recommend buying builders and adding on dibs. owens corning came out with weaker than expected results, right? i would like to know where their stock taking 8% today, is it a buying opportunity. >> our general view on owens corning, armstrong industries and other companies that make things, you have a mixed economic outlook in terms of demand. so you're not going to get the earnings acceleration that you will in the home builders. you also get more inflation. it is good to see how these companies grow back it

now 58 under but chris kirk made a run. he leaves it eight feet.e birdies and closes the gap on snedeker. six and 66 leaves him in second place. 49er coach, jim harbaugh putt for an eagle on 18. snedeker down to 2 and on 17 another birdie. now up 3 and amateur partner, he created that scholarship just misses this putt to win the amateur portion but they tie for that title. snedeker all alone winning the at&t by a 7 under. >> such a special place, playing a good friend with into mine, you can't make this stuff. it's too perfect. there was ton of confidence and all the great players we have this year. i've won five times out here now. that is important thing is the majors. >> hardwood action and lebron hosting kobe's lakers. they came in winning four of the last five. lebron james led by one in the third and here is 2 of his 30 points. kobe led with 38 and lebron, i would say this is monster finish. he had 32 and sets a record with five straight 30 plus games. 107-97 your final. >> bears over the second half on a 17-2 run. he lays it in. he had 21, a

the winner is vulcan, a name suggested by actor william shatner, who played captain kirk in the originalseries. all of the potential names had to come from greek or roman mythology, and deal with the underworld. vulcan was the roman god of lava and smoke, and the nephew of pluto. >> the alex smith rumors are heating up. gary has the latest straight ahead a sharks player is suspended after he leaves the bench to start a fight. gary has that story, and all the sports, next last wednesday may be the last time warriors fans see andrew bogut for a while the center has a bulging disc in his back that is causing spasms that will keep him sidelined with no timetable for a return in his 7-year career he has missed the equivilant of a season with various ailments bogut has played in only 12 of the team's 54 games so far this season due to a surgically-repaired ankle that took longer to rehab than anticipated the good news is a specialist at cedars-sinai in los angeles said that if it is indeed a disc protrusion bogut should be able to return fully recovered in 2-to-6 weeks and the condition should

here is chris kirk. 14th fairway. lands the approach close. setting up a birdie putt to pull him within 2. how many times did i say his name? taps it in. you know, when you are a million dollars richer you can do it. his word ranking to number 4 with his 6th career victory. here we go. there was a 3-way tie for third place between stadler, hawker and hahn. firing a 270. dennis spoke with a champion snedeker just after his round. >> you got off to a great start? >> yes. i did. the first 6 holes you need to make good shots. i did well with that. got off to a good lead and playing good solid golf there. i made a mistake on number 9 but other than that i played good golf. now you are winning at at&t. your game is at the best of your career. what can this win do for you now? >> i am as confident as i ever have been. i know everything they am doing is working. heading in the right direction and looking forward to what the rest of the year is going to hold. it will be fun to see about it and know i have a chance at winning it. >> i know you are in hi

laurel commuters can use the savage or muir kirk stations instead.ill be honored at no extra charge. >>> this is live at the u.s. capitol dome right now. that's not a mist or rain or anything. that's snow floating around the dome at had hour. >> looks pretty. 6:41ment time for weather and traffic on the 1s. here's tom. >>> not going to last long. it's going to be done. right now, good morning. 6:41. couple of white bands here. that's where the snow is coming down hardest. in fairfax and montgomery counties. it's in montgomery county and western fairfax where the road temperatures are below freezing. it is sticking to the untreated surfaces there. most of the main interstates have been treated. the main roads treated. generally the beltway is wet. 270 wet. any road that's untreated, surface or sidewalks. it's fast-moving. going to be ending in montgomery county within the next 15 or 20 minutes. in the district, another half an hour. moderate snow falling in southern prince george's county. anne arundel, calvert and charles. it's heading to the east. m

. >> item 2b, o kirk kerkorian c director's report, discussion. review of recent activities, occ's budget presentation for fiscal year 2013-2014. >> thank you. good evening, director hicks. good evening, president mazzucco, chief sur, and members of the audience. you have before you a report from the occ dated today that sets forth the occ's budget reduction target for 2013-14 and 2014-15 budget cycles. in spite of these reduction targets, we have three goals in our budget, and that is to maintain current staffing, to obtain a $40,000 augmentation for vehicle replacement, and to obtain funding for two new positions. the occ's budget reduction targets are 39,308 for two years running. our baseline budget is $4.6 million, but it includes $4.1 million in personnel costs which, like the police department, comprise 89% of our budget. the personnel cost fund 34.75 positions. the remainder of our budget is for operations. but of that $4 88,000 for operations, 63% of it goes to rent our space at 25 van ness avenue. to meet the 1.5 budget -- 1.5% budget re

bank on seeing at the state of the union address, president obama's fist pump exploding with mark kirkhe podium to deliver his address. he has swagger. >> he does. mark just came back from near collapse and paralysis. >> by the way, mark kirk replaced a person in the senate. he is a cool as a cucumber, i'm your buddy, high five, the stories are like that when the cameras are on. >> give a problem with them when he is gone from the camera. speak it when you have vice president biden in the background, fidgeting and do anything he can. i think he was trying to stay awake. speaker boehner refused to move even a cheap muscle. he wasn't going to blink, nothing. tell me the truth. to do with the president even once with those two doing their own shows in the background? >> i love joe biden. i have spent time on camera with him. [talking over each other] [talking over each other] melissa: is fighting off sleep. >> joe biden reminds me what i look like in my cousin's wedding video when i was 12 years old. [laughter] [talking over each other] >> the poor guy can't catch a break. melissa: i thou

. >> reporter: the president congratulating illinois senator mark kirk for returning to the senate aftern a shock. vice president joe biden in glasses, unable to wear his contacts because of a scratched cornea. but for many, the speech itself failed to get really interesting until the final seven minutes, when president obama rode the emotion of ribbons, green, black, and white, worn by more than 40 victims of gun violence, including former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords, emphatically calling on congress to at least call a vote on gun control. >> gabby giffords deserves a vote. the families of newtown deserve a vote. the families of aurora deserve a vote. the families of oak creek and tuscan and blacksburg and the countless other communities ripped open by gun violence, they deserve a simple vote. >> reporter: but this was a president who heard whispers that he forgot the economy in his second inaugural, emphasizing that despite all the issues that have been thrust upon him, from north korea testing nuclear weapons -- >> provocations of the sort we saw last night will only further