kristin. what is an owl? "owl" in "knowledge." a lotta motto for $200, please. kristin. what is mgm? that's it. lotta motto for $400. james. what is higher? good. a lotta motto, $600. joan. what is guam? right. $800, motto. answer -- daily double. [ applause ] you're in the lead, with $3,000. let's make it $1,000. all right. here is the clue. what is "seize the day"? "seize the day" -- right you are. and with that, you move to $4,000, and you take us to our first commercial break. so yes, you can put that signaling device down -- as joan heaves a big sigh of relief. we'll come back to talk to her in a moment. [ applause ] toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org and before the trip, i was warned about pickpockets. and james hawthorne jr. from rochester, new york -- you had an experience with a pickpocket in which you thwarted his attempt to get your stuff. that's correct. i was in rome for th

kristin. what is "nineteen eighty-four"? yes. novel endings for $600. kristin. what is "one flew over the cuckoo's nest"? yes. novel endings for $800. joan. what is "a tale of two cities"? yes. novel endings for $1,000, please. joan. what is "madame bovary"? yes, for $1,000. states' most populous cities for $200, please. joan. what is kansas city? no. kristin. what is topeka? no. james is not gonna try to come in with wichita, kansas. back to you, joan. populous cities for $400. joan. what is kansas city? now is the time for that one. yes. most populous cities for $1,000, please. joan. what is bangor? no. james. what's portsmouth? no. [ beep ] correct response -- "what is portland, maine?" back to you, joan. $800, populous cities. joan. what is wilmington? correct. $600, cities. joan. what is fargo? good. okay. birds within words for $200, please. kristin. what is an owl? "owl" in "knowledge." a lotta motto for $200, please. kristin. what is mgm? that's it. lotta motto for $400. james. what is higher? good. a lotta motto, $600. joan. what is guam? right. $800, m

that's kristin. >> i was on tour and i would not even give an encore.ad and go do another show. what's wrong with me? >> it's juicy. kath, you've got to get in there, get into it. >> who has not read -- i love you. and let me get back to the frog. >> please, please. >> this is an adorable little movie. and how are you feeling? because you took that -- and david letterman, i know some people are mad at him because he dropped a sandbag near you and thought it was hysterical. what was that about? >> you know, it weighed about as much as a pillow. >> really? >> it scared me when i saw the clip. >> oh, did it scare you? >> i jumped and i looked at your face and i said, my god, is she going to have posttraumatic? >> but i do look up wherever i'm at now. >> she's an unbelievable trouper. >> everything's okay? you're back in business? >> i'm back in business. it's taken a while. you know, and i still feel it, but i'm getting there. i'm alive. >> you're an optimist. >> quit trying out all that stuff in "50 shades" and you'll heal up. stop hanging from the chande

in washington, kristin fisher, abc news. >> all right, kristin, thank you. and as we just heard from kristin, arkansas was among the worst hit by these storms. >> that's right. joining us from arkansas right now, department of emergency management is brandon morris. brandon, we're hearing about major damage from these tornadoes. can you give us an idea of the sheer scale of the damage? >> we are looking at damage in particular in one of the counties just here in central arkansas where we're having -- we haven't even quantified the amount of homes that have been destroyed at this time. we also have reports of 16 people that are dead in the area and just major power outages and a lot of devastation. >> all right. brandon, so we're seeing the devastation. we're seeing the videos just now starting to come in, and we're hearing about the death and the destruction that's happening there. what should people do if they find themselves in a situation right now where their homes have been destroyed or they don't know where to go or what to do? what's your message to t

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abc's kristin fisher is joining us from washington with more. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: fortunately, this stowaway was harmless. but what about if a terrorist did what this teenager did? that has authorities scrutinizing security at airports across the country. securities is still investigating how a 15-year-old boy was able to sneak past security and stowaway on hawaiian airlines flight 545. >> we're reviewing what happened. >> reporter: investigators are studying surveillance footage to see how the teen was able to scale the fence undetected, before bolting across the tarmac and jumping into the plane's wheel well. it's a major security breach that's raising red flags for aviation experts and your average flyer. >> you think, oh, my goodness. they didn't see anything? >> reporter: airport officials say those security cameras are can constantly monitored. >> every program is not 100%. and it appears this teenager did scale a section of our perimeter fence, under cover of darkness and remained undetected. >> reporter: as investigators

abc's kristin fisher is live in washington with all the details. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. well, the title of this hearing is actually the gm ignition switch recall. why did it take so long? but today gm's ceo is expected to tell lawmakers that she still doesn't have an answer. today general motors' ceo will face tough questions from congress about the automakers' faulty ignition switches now linked to at least 13 deaths and why it took more than 10 years to reveal the problem. in prepared testimony, mary barra will say today that she is deeply sorry, repeating her promise to conduct a thorough and unimpeded investigation and that today's gm will do the right thing starting with an apology to the victims' families. >> said she was sorry to all of us, and then we all got a chance to talk to her and tell her about our children that died. >> reporter: last night randy rademaker and about 20 other family members spent two hours with barra on the eve of her congressional testimony. but at today's hearing, these fa

kristine thank you. >> thank you.a reminder to listen to my financial reports 3 times a day coast-to-coast on sal salem rado network. looking at results from last night's polly question. do you believe john kerry? vote in the poll. question is, do you think that this administration will stand as a beacon of integrity for all-time? vote at loudobbs.com, later the kwoeutation of the day. -- quotation of the day. tied to atmosphereics in our nation's capital. >> 2000 residents of moore, oklahoma, chaseed west borrow baptist church members out of their town. claiming that the tornado was a punishment from god for the world's condoneing of homo homosexualty, they town let them know they were not welcome. >> tensions rising in ukraine and black sea, politicians fighting, demonstrator cal callg for reform, u.s. sinning a guideeeded missile destroyer ino the black sea, our fleet numbers, one. it and we're just . (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) s

kristine he guard. >> you talked to her, i mean this is one of my favorite women in the world. >> rose: yes. >> and a lot of other people. >> i interviewed her last week at the conference in washington, and she said to you, there are moments when i have to go deep inside myself and pull my strength and confidence, background, history and experience and all the rest of it to assert a particular point. kristine la guard, a woman many people who would think who make a great president of france because she had been at the imf and before that finance minister and before that she ran a law firm and done it all. >> and broken barriers if this is confidence and this is something i learned the during the course of writing this book that all along the way you are going to have moments where things make you nervous or as kristine lagarde says where you need to summon your confidence is. the question is do you let that stop you from taking the next step and that is the crit fiscal, critical issue and i think in fact she made a very important point to us which is in trying to gain more confidence,

. >> so good evening, i'm kristin zee >> cops accused of violating rights of an air force veteran the veteran is suing for unspecified damages from the department. david? >> well, the city says the police officers were doing their job. close to bar crossing time. officers say the passenger didn't follow instructions the situation got worse, now, the city being asked to pay damages. a traffic stop started out routinely. however, air force veteran, a passenger ended up on the ground after blurting out an f-word at the officer. he was daysed and jailed for resisting aest. his attorney is suing the city for violating free speech. >> it's an important case. and that is what we're fighting for. >> the incident during a time when police were criticized for alleged excessive force. this is video of a 2009 incident that innocenced members of the vietnamese community the city attorney and police declined to do interviews. one group says sooes the case as important to repairing relations. >> the only thing to build back trust is if there is signalling from the administration to acknowledge they'

kristin fisher, abc news, washington. >>> president obama returns to washington this morning, facing the worst poll numbers of his presidency. his approval rating had slipped to a new low, dropping five points since march. only 41% of americans approve of his handling of the job. the poll found that sluggish economic recovery is the top factor for negative views of the president. >>> while in the philippines this morning, the president praised the men and women of the u.s. military who serve around the globe. there are more than 80,000 service members in the asia-pacific region. >>> u.s. capitol police investigating death threats against senate majority leader, harry reid. they have released few details about the investigation. there are reports the threats are linked to reid's sharp criticism of nevada rancher cliven bundy. he referred to supporters as terrorists. >>> the so-called kissing congressman will not seek re-election. louisiana republican vance mcallister was seen in this surveillance video, locked in a passionate kiss with a woman on his staff. the married father of five

>> kristin chenoweth, good morning.s week you couldn't be touched literally. you're just recovering from strep throat. >> strep throat and bronchitis. my voice has never been lower. >> you feeling all right now? >> i'm better. it's certainly nice to be out in this weather. >> isn't it great? >> you want my coat? >> maybe. >> in a second, i'll give it to you. >> thank you, matt. >> so let me make sure i understand the poisonous thing. if i put my hands all over you, do i die instantly or only after my wife finds out? >> i say number two. >> number two? >> if she kisses anyone, she'll kill them. which, i mean, who doesn't relate to that? >> exactly. i've been in that situation. and it's cool, because first of all, it's a great movie. >> thank you. >> it really is. the sequel is fantastic. there's a bit of a romeo and juliet feel here. it may not be the montagues and the capulets. >> but she's a poisonous frog and in love with this bird. she can't kiss him. he doesn't really know she's alive. i don't know if women out ther

. >> you kristin fisher liv in washington for us this morning, thank you. >>> this morning everyone in america is supposed to have health insurance. the deadline arrived at midnight. the final enrollment day saw record traffic on the website though out of service for several hours. long lines also snaked around many local sign-up centers. those who started politics will get more time to finish and the white house say they may have reached their original goal of 7 million and coverage begins may 1st. >>> a jetblue flight bound for ft. lauderdale was back on the ground 15 minutes after taking off, six people were treated and reportedly injured while evacuating. >>> in the indian ocean this morning, planes are once again crisscrossing the sea looking for the missing passenger jet. in just a few days now the batties on the plane's black boxes will run out silencing their locator signals. abc's nikki perth, australia, with the last on the mystery of flight 370. >> repter: ten planes and nine ships are looking for debris fr days 24. as search teams continue to scour the southern indian ocean

a question from kristin.ays there is research that shows that there is toxic chemicals in vaccine preservatives an that's what has her concerned. what would you say to kristin? this is for dr. shackner. >> i would reassure her completely. in response to parents' concerns we now give children vaccines from single dose vials that don't need those preservatives any more and that's just because we were interested in what they were saying and responsive to their concerns. ask your pediatricians and family doctors about the safety of vaccines. you will be re-assured by those people who take care of your children day in and day out. >> dr. manny, jenny mccarthy raises this point about the timing and asking about the one-size-fits-all mentality for vaccines. when a child reaches a certain age they get a certain bat riff vaccines. what could you say to parents who question whether or not their child is too young or whether or not it should be done all at one time. >> one thing that's lost in translaying is the evoluti

. >> kristin, thank you. see you then. >> now, bay area dish customers who want to watch online or on smart phones and tab blets. >> quick on watch abc logo. >> you can search watch abc in your app store. and a former 49er running back will be doing running this weekend >> none other than roger craig one of the 11,000 taking part. >> he hosts in san voes yeah. >> and he says listening to the bands is inspiring. >> when you get to a certain amount you blank out a little bit you might hear a song you heard in high school okay, i can pull through this now. >> that is fun. you can sign up at the mosconi center. >> i watch that on tv. >> that works, too. >> from all of us here, have a good evening, see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight -- survivors' stories. we hear what happened as the gunman opened fire on them at ft. hood. >> turned the gun on my son, shooting him four times. >> our david muir at the base with new clues about that soldier and what may have set him off. >>> dangerous skies. huge

and kristine, a specialist and join joined by by thomas from the detectors. thomas, you, first, they're not telling us the exact location or details of it. it had to have peeked yo-- pick your interest. >> absolutely. m they're used in this area, not necessarily for civilial but military aircraft. they can start triangulation and hear signals from multiple so sonobuoys and put a pinger or on the target of interest and searc search. >> i want to run the videos of these sonbuoys, as they get thrown out of the aircraft. one of the things we haven't seen, as it crosses over, you will see the sonobuoy flying. i find this fascinating. walk me through what we're seeing? >> this is the pc orion, it's about 3 miles a minute, about 200 feet. you can see what's happening, the sonobuoy is deploying into the water. >> it's breaking up into three or four episodes. >> it absolutely is. you have a little parachute that comes out and sits below the water. it has an antenna on the top and the parachute is opening and the antenna will talk to the p3 when it goes into its orbit.

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wabc's kristin thorne has the story. >> reporter: remember your school concert.f most likely you didn't have one like this where the singer you were paying tribute to actually showed up. in this case it was billy joel. >> a parent walked over and said, i just want to let you know, billy joel just walked into the auditorium and i'm like i can't even handle this right now. let's just get the kids on the stage. >> i asked if he wanted to sit in the front where he wouldn't be bombarded. he said, no, i am going to sit back here. i don't want the kids to be nervous. >> it happened during daisy elementary school's spring concert. the kids had been practicing billy joel's tunes for months. >> this person said i know his neighbor. i know his friend and people started trying to get in touch with him but we really didn't hear anything so we didn't expect him. >> reporter: the concert wasn't actually here at the elementary school but this is where billy joel showed up. he rang the bell and asked the person where is the concert. he didn't say who he was. the secretary says, i

. >> reporter: 44-year-old kristine kirk called 911.s scaring her three kids. about 13 minutes later, with police still not on the scene, the situation apparently took an ominous turn. >> grabbed the gun and screamed? >> technically she's still on the line. we have an open line with her. >> reporter: by the time officers arrived, kristine kirk was on the ground, a gunshot wound to her head. >> we're going to need homicide. >> reporter: richard kirk, 47, was arrested and now faces first-degree murder charges. the according to court filings, he admitted to a police officer that he had killed his wife. domestic violence advocates say the system failed kristine kirk. >> survivors count on an immediate response, and what's so heartbreaking about this story is that immediate response didn't happen. >> reporter: in november the denver post reported it took officers 7.2 minutes on average to respond to critical incidents, more than a minute slower than the year before. as police investigate the circumstances of kirk's death, they will also look

to the loves of their lives, timothy's wife billy and danny fiancee kristin, these soldiers cherished the army but their hearts belonged to you. that's a bond that no earthly power can ever break. they slipped from your embrace, but know that you will never be alone because this army and this nation stands with you for all the days to come. to their children, we live in a dangerous world and your fathers served to keep you safe and us safe. they knew you have so much to give to our country, that you would make them proud. timothy's daughter lori already has last wednesday night, posted this message online. i just want everyone to think for a moment, love your family, she said, because you never know when they will be taken from you. i love you, daddy. and to the men and women of fort hood, it has already been mentioned, part of what makes this so painful is that we have been here before. this tragedy tears a wound still raw from five years ago. once more soldiers who survived foreign war zones were struck down here at home where they're supposed to be safe. we still do not yet know ex

. >> nbc's kristin welker is at the white house for us with a good morning to you. what more did the president say about north korea and what did he accomplish on his visit to south korea? >> reporter: well, his goal in south korea, alex, is to reaffirm the united states support and alliance with south korea. the broader goal of this entire trip is a part of the administration's attempt to pivot to the asia pacific region, particularly as it draws down the wars in iraq and afghanistan. so that was really a part of his goal in south korea. as you say, alex, he had strong words for north korea reiterated a warning that we have heard from him in the past that north korea will only become more isolated if it continues to engage in provocative actions. if, for example, it launches another nuclear test. here's a little bit more of what president obama had to say during his stop in south korea. take a listen. >> north korea's continued pursuit of nuclear weapons is a path that leads only to more isolation. that's not a sign of strength. anybody can make threats. anyone can

. >> reporter: their 37 year old daughter kristin left her job as a pastry chef in north carolina to come home to oklahoma city to help. >> you want me to get you something to eat? >> you spend your whole life kind of in the care of your parents, and now that role has changed, where im kind of, you know, providing care, making sure that he has everything he needs. >> reporter: cheryl and kristin are among the 42 million americans caring for loved ones at home. and the tasks they perform have become increasingly complex. cleaning a feeding tube, for instance, capping a catheter line, checking blood sugar, administering an injection, and managing multiple prescriptions. >> when we have to flush his picc line, or clean his peg tube, or take his blood glucose, or his blood pressure, you know, none of us went to school for that, i mean were not educated that way. what i learned was by watching the nurses. i was never instructed how to do anything, they never did demonstrations, had me try anything. i don't feel like i had enough training at all for this. we kind of learned by trial and er

and i also want to acknowledge the work that former supervisor kristine and the three of us and the lgbt caucus of the board at the time that created this task force in october of 2012, the task force is final report, aging at the golden gate, and quite frankly has far surpassed my expectations and it bring to light the critical issues that are facing san francisco's aging lgbt community. and the efforts by the task force are truly admirable, before the task force what is established, the lgbt community in san francisco, had really not made it a priority to advocate for seniors, and quite frankly, speaking about aging in the lgbt community can be a difficult thing to do. we recognize that we must make strides to provide for and protect our lgbt seniors and i am proud that because of the recommendations that are laid out by the task force, we will be introducing legislation to specifically address a number of issues. and more precisely, we will be working to immediately adopt the following recommendations around the data collection, around the cultural competency, and we are also working

. >> lisa kristine: it's like the heart reaches beyond our immediate environment that we are so accustomed>> zenon barron: the most important to me is to preserve my culture. >> thinking globally, this time on spark. [ ♪music ] major funding for spark is provided by the william and flora hewlett foundation, supporting creativity and innovation in the arts since 1967. and by the kqed campaign for the future program venture fund with additional support from the walter and elise haas fu

i was up to the us and eu announced but the sanctions aimed to target seat was allies of russia kristin got to nip it in the caucus meeting with us as the rock obama this week to discuss the possible measures against the team. critics argue that despite tough talk is what the response to russia's an extension of crimea has been weak compared to the us but others argue that went to a nicer bloke is more to lose the washington by forcing but the sanctions gemini has been prompted to intensify pressure on moscow to opt for kremlin rebels kidnapped for gemma is going to a seven person receiving the tree conservation team meanwhile the united nation's fiscal affairs chief jeffrey coast but has briefed the security council on east in ukraine's deteriorating situation in western ambassadors criticize russia helping to destabilize the country. russian ambassador says his country has been an aggressive intentions . good news for you why. oliver's new the item. and you and me. you know. the us embassy has started to laugh when ukrainians to obtain a ten year visa in a statement on its website it

the main opposition united national party accused the government identity to prosecution and kristin on to stop this train in gambling tycoon james packer fan in casinos done by its founders are connected she does with its leaders have also pressed the bull riding the casinos detrimental to the cost of the pre dawn of the blue this country that she'd met that is a single number including crowns four hundred million dollars mixed development project had already attracted investment was one point two billion baht up from business lunches the cost of well heeled. one to some of the developments now hundreds of gun drivers continued to feed the press focused on sending threats from the minutes until the station andy i feel friends to me for refusing to side with mannequins. he tried to decide if you can't sit by and when he encountered and china but he doesn't deny the teaching of khyber agency on sunday. a few stupid things for them to comehe new s were given its featured a change in plenty of realism and flows out of bed was comfy enough to be allowed to get us into the buildings some

it began with a request from walsh's widow, kristin. patricia donovan. >> she didn't ask for much but one thing she did ask for is for us to try to find his wedding ring. >> reporter: at first they searched the fire house and it was not there. they realized it had to be in the basement where walsh died. donovan and five others sifted through ash and soot on their hands and knees, looking for the ring. >> i saw something round with the sifter i had. i picked it up, cleaned it off a little, and i said, oh, my god, this is it. >> reporter: it was a brief moment of comfort after days of pain. when you saw her put the ring on her finger -- >> yeah. it was -- you got a big lump in your throat and we all gave her a hug. >> reporter: walsh had three children, all under the age of 10. he was buried beside his father, also a firefighter. elaine quijano, cbs news, boston. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," breaking developments in the ft. hood shooting. we'll have live reports from the scene and get the latest on the

auntie kristin. the us. rule the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to fight the contest in the cold war that says that america's one nation under god. they claim that the inclusion of god in the pledge makes it seem like a fiesta america are second class b tricks and introduced it to be his prejudices. well this really depends how you see the united states is that some sort of neutral ground where anyone with any police can go i'd be a lot of people to integrate the usa for religious freedom. so in this case the word god needs to go or is the state's unique culture that needs to be assimilated into and the culture is all complete price increase in which case the lord almighty must stay in the pledge. i got this philosophical argument about the nature the xt to be solved anytime soon. we'll agree it was but we think about us is the country's rugged individuals took a picture to be of an individualistic yet it may make yo

frédérique and kristin, good to have you with us today. good luck. here we go. jeopardy!und, first round of play -- one daily double in this round in one of these categories. you have to name the most important event generally acknowledged for that particular day. sandie, start us. rejected supervillain names for $200. frédérique. what is a dust bunny? that's it. rejected supervillain names for $400.

well kristin chances in the uk and rapidly losing the ration is the muslim community's growing foster from the back while some cs racing picture of islam. british muslims are keen to share the latest sign of peace would appoint cabinet. i think. his pda it's called bio and amateur danny the age difference between it and felt we entered the channel that the people to sing opera station is next. it's going to think that after making a message that you came as nannies are a ton of us close to understanding and above all how little time. don't you the more i should make e azam is the fastest train religion in the uk. new analysis of census to get even suggested it could become the country's dominant religion is to list ten years' time the number of muslims in the uk has doubled in the pasta to eat with my housemate now the most popular name for ap police in london. the outreach into the richest most impunity is the rounds twenty six sided with the population is not incredibly young. i knew copies and achieve its vibrancy that the sizzling crafting an agent. in many ways. is it re opens an

. >> well, kristin as well as a practical one here. so there had been warnings for now. are fighting that new law in that fight is getting as hot as wasabi. supporters say gloves and hands food safety and hygiene. and not everyone agrees. notice he crafts every moresel making creations in his 20 years in the business molding each grain of rice. the fish is kept refrigerated at four # degrees and he washes hands constantly. >> sushi is important to the feel. how much fish, how much rice. combine. so this is why they're fighting this new law. the owner of a restaurant in burlingame. >> we've tried having chefs wear them. nine #% is by feel. and with gloves on te don't that feel for it. with a sushi and rice becoming one. >> this health inspector says he believes gloves won't hamper a chef's dexterity. >> a brain surgeon has to conduct his surgery with ghofs on, >> instead of a law, he says educating food workers is key. >> personal hygiene. >> there is effort to allow the chefs to use their bare hands. that bill may come up for a vote in committee next week. >> nest is rec

what jewish congress kristin in order to summon up pieces of the last business of local trade was not. the mm. i . ancient burial boxes seized in israel during an on time rate on antiquities dealers suspected of stealing the artifacts have been no violence. ward includes the banner of ocean where is believed to contain the remains of two notable men to lift interest them during that time jesus. some are engraved designs names and contain and fragments of poetry giving expats clues as to the contents and i each of the book says. the boxes were found off the police investigate a two cars on suspiciously estimated to check points to the four suspects were in police custody earlier this week police believe the book says was stolen from a trade with the intent of being sold off to collectors. for the antiquities which it does come it constitutes a proper tea on so your trainer is believed to be from the second temple period according to common jewish burial practice and the deceased wendell berry to lay down to mackay for one year off to which that binds was gathered and stored in special

sixteen year old looks at the end of every rose was the first known a taxi at jen's faulty equipment kristin was one of many family members that came to washington d c to a gm ceo their equal right to cling to us to make of why the company took close to ten days to recall the defective vehicles the grieving mother says victims paid the price for what she calls gm is christmas time when other people left behind when a loved one got into what was supposed to be a safe car. a gm car. the gm you for years was dangerous and effective our daughters sons sisters brothers mothers fathers wives and husbands are gone because they were a cost of doing business. g m's style issues with equipment from gm into it and make up the bulk of the biggest recalls in the us in the last decade but ford holds the record for the largest in two thousand nine of fourteen million vehicles were recalled for a cruise control mechanisms that could spontaneously come past the implications of these recalls also goes beyond the victims as companies have an uphill battle to regain the public's trust ave i have really gotten t

stop interesting debate of the leaders of government surveillance and prompted kristin back obama clinched the steps of installing pilots will be an essay earlier this year corruption prone to slipping temper easily the most chip off the us justice department filed sealed tomb charges against him. snedden said the water the bits of troy's was a vindication of the efforts of those and go read it for what gotten to mr glenn greenwald the prize is named on the jewish journalist and publisher tears of calypso with the awards to sell it but that it is these executives and academics that surprises are wolves in a range of fields including poetry music and photography. a florida woman has been attacked by a group defined as two are sifting through rubbish every farina was dragged outside to get rich by one of the beds and his late admit that the hospital for treatment for injuries to her legs and face michael slater to meet the family in town. we had a new mayor here recently. his mom were there. and she's got two small cups and she's got out of a lame left front foot so he was given the chance t

the right direction last month when chris and i can punish on the second for the first time with kristin brought obama to summit but how damaging that you think the latest move is by tokyo the latest move by pope is detrimental to the improvement of a five run partnership between the two countries. i wouldn't say that won't move would push the entire screen to screen for long. because one of the dull moment on hope for improvement of the bilateral partnership has already created after the first summit meeting teaching them how to manage the premise of the essential puppet. and they'll japan's move scorer largely anticipated part of the sarkozy government. this action by the pastor he brings into question prime minister of the sincerity in countries all the ongoing historical dispute with that korea. of course on his true intentions when you think is after. well here the sincerity or credibility would invite to apology for japan's quinoa past. um well you wouldn't help. but at the same time. the maturity of opinion of the desert communities. it is basically all too much opinions people to

the last thing kristin what else he wants to worry about was when dancing is carrying a purse that's why she loves using their notice what bills among friends. i like that. the day. get a pass. what might happen to like it. with a credit card which is really inconvenient i stopping by today. i never try to pass. i don't. i have my phone with me at all times he also enjoys the social aspect of the know. users can easily connect facebook friends and write your comments to the people you pay to receive money from social record of your financial transactions i have a lot of skepticism about the idea. then there's the little seed of your friends that tells you when you pay a prat. by this question like why do we need that information when we need to share that what breed ride editor in chief owen thomas says there's no does have a promising future. the one thing that is great about them though is that he went to pay someone if you only know that opened up. because paypal right now uses email to do that. and guess what. a lot of kids they do is email that was purchased by credit card proce

continue at the chest allah and for kristin davis a pressing problem the younger generations of leicester to fourteen years. don't know the korean language they don't speak nor understand it of course after scene of the language because they must understand what they're talking about on stage. teeth the latest news is that three w dot cardstock that stevie got kate said problems with international payment systems the same mastercard that we experience of a number of russian banks drew the attention of many representatives the financial sector that does expand bankers are actively discussing with its payment system to the seventies has extended an important factor for consideration is that the cost of this payment system which tens of millions of dollars of the same time their of dollars has already created its own payment system many years ago which when opened it. chomsky the card payment system in london said this week as expand mostly because it is costly to technologically complex in economic benefits this would be minimal had the same time to take advantage of the great leads me to k

joining me now is kristin hawkins. it is great to have you here today. what about the resistance that young lady in virginia faced in trying to start a students for life organization. >> she went to the principal asking how to start a student for life. get a teacher faculty advisor. and i have everything can i start my group now. he said why don't you look at the christian group and join that instead of a pro-life group and she holds abortion is a human rights decision. and he went back for a third time and asked him to allow her to start a students for life. he said it is simply too controversial and he's disallowed throw other silly groups from starting this year. >> controversial. are there some that others find controversial. >> there is a republican group and democrat group. they arably to have free discussion on her college campus. >> this is high school. >> but this is over the high schools and college campuses. admenistration officials say it is to controversial and offensive and we don't want to talk about abortion. we are not asking for special

. >> he says given the size of the universe he believes we may not be alone, kristin. >> he says when he was president he had his aides research area 51 in nevada and supposed 1947 alien incident. . >> i had people go look at records on area 51 to make sure there is no alien down there. >> you saw there were aliens there would you tell us? >> yeah. >> you would? >> i would. if visited some day, i won't be surprised. i just hope that it's not like "independence day". >> right. >> the movie. >> i don't want to be visited tonight on jimmy kimmel live, actress emma stone. >> it's been great. you've been great. the network has been great. i'm retiring. >> really? >> yup. >> this is -- you did this? >> yes. i did. >> wow. >> big news. david letterman is retiring next year as host of "the late show" on cbs. he turns 67 next week. he had the longest tenure of any talk show host in u.s. tv history. >> speculation has it that steven colbert from comedy center may be the heir to the throne. >> you're an amazing baseball player. you can hire a nurse. >> oh, my goodness. a sports talk show host cr

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