this is a kurt vonnegut timeline. if you would allow me i would like to read the quote at the top of this beautiful painting which was created i've the artist christine and by a scholar named rodney. both of these individuals lead in louisiana. the quote reads all moments, past, present and future, always have existed, always will exist, the tralfamadorians can look at all the different moments just the way we can look at a stretch of the rocky mountains, for instance. they can see how permanent all the moments are there it's just an illusion we have here on earth that once a moment is gone, it's gone forever. it and something that is unique about our timeline is we actually start on the right side and move to the left, rather than the left side to the right. one thing we want to mention about this quote, we hope that vonnegut would know that while he may think, may have thought that once the moment is gone it's gone for ever, we like to think that the moment of kurt vonnegut will live on forever here at the vonnegut

thanks for having me after kurt stagger the author of the book the future an x. hundred thousand years of life on earth you can watch this conversation as well as all our previous conversations with great minds on the web site conversations of great minds dot com. coming up this week marked the one year anniversary of the b.p. oil spill in the gulf coast so is the government done enough to repair the damage and what are the republicans really up to from playing politics with our debt ceiling our nine eleven first responders and job outsourcing tackle those questions next as nights weekly wrong but. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think rather from a leader on the well. we have a government says they're going to keep you safe get ready for freedom. but you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so sorely sleep you think you understand.

. >> reporter: our colleague, photographer reporter kurt brook was driving home after the 11:00 p.m. newscast when he found himself behind an erratic driver. his video offers us all a rare glimpse of what happens when someone who ends up charged with dwi gets behind the wheel. >> he was acting a little erratic so i decided the best defense is a good offense. get around him, get away from him. >> kurt brooks was headed south on i-95 driving a 9news live truck with a small camera on his dashboard rolling. >> i went to the right-hand lane, tried to pass him. at that point, he nearly drove me into the guardrail. >> reporter: when the driver suddenly cut him off, kurt hit the brakes so hard it set off the truck's emergency warning alarm. kurt called police and tried to direct them to the location of the driver. >> hov lanes just past the prince william parkway southbound. >> the driver appeared to be speeding and repeatedly hit his brakes while weaving between lanes. we sped up the video so you can see a good portion of his journey straddling the center line and swerving on to the shoulde

one hundred thousand years of life on earth i'm pleased to welcome from our studios in new york dr kurt staver dr stagger welcome. dr stagger can you hear me. dr slager is apparently not here. ok we'll be right back with dr staters tekla. let's not forget that we are in the far right. and. we never got the says nuclear keep him safe get ready for freedom. if you are here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture a. new website with twenty four seven live streaming news tells us what to do about the ongoing financial heart unlimited high quality videos for download. stories never mainstream news. so. we listen to. her until such time. as welcome to shell and sell on the alone or shall we part of our desktop to sound the topic now i want to hear audio just does video on our twitter for politicians or please post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is. let your voice be heard. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here see some other part of it and reali

kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> we have much more on the storms. let's go straight to nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning. it's head r. hard to get your head around it when you see the video. >> in our lifetime this is the worst tornado outbreak of all time. the deaths only second to 1974. that was a huge tornado outbreak that killed 370 some people. this is the worst we've seen in decades. most of it was all in alabama, especially northern half of alabama but tennessee, mississippi, georgia, even areas of virginia had tornadoes yesterday. we have a little bit of severe weather left but nothing like we had last night and as far as tornadoes go today just isolated on the i-95 corridor. the worst of the three-day tornado outbreak is over and certainly ended on a horrible note. >> did indeed. our thoughts are with the folks. thank you. >>> other news. in a surprise move to put the so-called birther issue to bed yesterday, president obama released his 1961 long form birth certificate verified by the state of hawaii. with his main talking point

one of my great friends, a great guy, is kurt, he's just, kurt is, he's in real estate, a great guy.: okay. >> he's your kind of guy. >> jimmy: are you trying to fix me up on a date? >> not with kurt. he's a good guy. anyway. it's his birthday. so, my wife says to me on the phone, i think she's serious, she's kidding, but i don't know, she says, why don't you get him, going to dinner with him? i said, yeah. get him a hustler gift card. a gift card g the hustler store. >> jimmy: okay. >> the hustler store. so, i didn't know she was kidding. so i said to daniel, drive down snelt boulevard. pouring rain. there's the hustler. i said, pull over. he don't believe it. you're going to the hustler store mr. king? yeah, i am. you sure? i want to go in there. so, he brings the umbrella, he runs around to let me out, and runs back into the car. he should not be seen in front of this store. i walk in and there's a lady there, i said, spectacular looking place. i don't want to describe it. it's a family audience. i bought the gift card. you have to tell them it's for someone else. >> jimmy: you we

host: we want to welcome kurt volker, a former u.s.mbassador to nato and we focus on libya and nato. good morning. the me begin with an editorial this morning talking about the be a stalemate from "the washington post. what is your response? what is the u.s. mission in libya? what is the role of nato? guest: there is a mismatch between what we want to see happen, gaddafi out of power. in libya, he has the preponderance of force at his disposal. the rebels are disorganized and poorly armed. that is that the mission nato takes on. even though we knew the problem, all we could agree on was to say we could protect civilians. nato made a decision by consensus to get germany and turkey on board only to protect civilians, but that is not enough to make a strategic difference on the ground. host: limit of back to what the president, prime minister cameron, and president sarkozy said. they added it -- "it was the libyans that rose to take back their country and they must remain in the lead." can you be kind of pregnant? should we be in or out?

kurt suzuki gaves the a's a 1-0 lead. and josh willingham off the wall. a's 3-1.vor cahill e.r.a under two. in 2007 the warriors upset dallas the number one seed. that was the only time that happened till tonight. memphis leading. san antonio had the best regular season record in the nba but they ran out of steam. they looked tired. and jack had 31 points. 17 in the fourth and that's it. fourth time in nba history an eightede beat a one seed. warriors in 2007. grizzlies play oklahoma city beginning sunday. and back to the sharks. catherine, i wish you liked hockey. a little bit. >> i do. >> look at me, all he cares about is high pressure systems. no sports where you watch the regular season, takes a bigger jump for excitement from regular season to playoffs. >> and being there makealize the difference. dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and, unlike other stores,... ...we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney Ñ# ...don't miss 4 hour steals this saturday fro

[applause] >> very quickly -- kurt you will be next. james, you will ask the question next, after kirk. >> i think we can do a policy city-wide. we talked about budget coordination across departments. i think we are doing better in terms of that, but we can do better in how we manage our dollars. as an example, there will be 30,000 individuals on medical, but we may need to change the models where we do our work. particularly because of the noon rfp that came up -- that is something we will be addressing to the hiv prevention office, to find that the gaps are going to pay. that is something we are going to address with you. >> thank you. >> i did probably offer a small and interesting example about how the city sometimes does budget averaging social capital. the recreation and parks department has an outstanding partnership with the department of children and youth and families. they gave us funding so we can hire 125 kids from district 10 to help us provide summer camp for younger kids. and they're also providing us with funding to mak

kurt suzuki will score to give the a's a 1-0 lead.that is where we stand in the 7th. >>> with andrew lutz returning to quarterback big things are expected of the stanford football team this season. after leading the cardinals to a 12-1 record he figures to be the favorite for the heisman. steve johnson phone taylor led the team with more than a thousand yards rushing last season. here he finds his way into the endzone. he looked to be in mid season form and found wits tight end for a pair of touchdowns. he is a junior. the cardinals went on to crush the whites 45-3. >> you know, and this is great and lots of great players stepped up to the challenge today. >> there was a lot of personalities, a lot of leaders, a lot of great players that have gop on an gone on any will do great things in the nfl and the business world. we play football at a high level. >> we play with the same kind of minds that we did last year, the same that we believe in. >> we make sure that our edge to kind of play nasty out there. >> it is now official, women's

. >>> the a's, kurt suzuki was on paternity leave for wednesday's game. he was back tonight and drove in the game's first run. the a's beat the rangers 3-1. >>> exciting night in sports. i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief.

. >> kurt hoslinger. i hope you will support a full eir. there is not enough information. expert testimony will come forward, rather than relying on at&t, which pretty obviously in my mind, with the issue about private property -- they simply say we cannot do it. don't give us any hurdles. it is our city too. we can do better. i hope someone will pursue this with the planning department. i have the original application. this was filed on september 30, 2010. the document is erroneous. it is incomplete. i looked in the board packet, all 100 pages on line, and could not find this document. it is called the environmental the vibration application. i want to point out part 3, question 5. -- the environmental application. would the project result in ground disturbance of 1000 square feet or more? the box as checked sesno. if you do the math on the entire project, it greatly exceeds 5000 square feet. 726 boxes, minimum 24 square feet per box, plus the trench. the answer is incorrect on the form. finally, part 4, there is a project summary table you can see here. they ask for addi

. >> let's go back to the situation in libya and across to washington where we can speak to kurt, a former u.s. ambassador to nato. he's now a senior fellow at the john hop kin's school of advanced international studies. welcome to "bbc news." thank you for joining us. this libyan crisis seems to be more of a conflict within nato members. now when there's a clear legal mandate? >> there's a mandate to protect civilians and to deliver humanitarian assistance. where nations differ is where the mandate extends to regime change. the u.k., france, seem to be making the argument that the only way truly to protect civilians and have a stable long-term outcome to this is to see that the gaddafi regime is moved. you have other members within nato who do not sign on for changing the government in libya and don't want to see their forces participate in that. >> the wording is ambiguous. what sort of trading will be going on right now? >> i think you're seeing some countries urging more. you have this letter that's now being distributed on the internet. it will be published in newspapers tomorrow wher

fine rookie golfer crisp kurt is the surprise leader of the who's the no pin in texas are three under par and if sixty nine saw him rise to the top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage he has a one shot lead over defending champion anthony kim and johnson. look back to approach apparently rebuilding his swing he looks to rediscover his game ahead of next week's masters harrington in a group of three two shots. one to watch out for that he is serviceable for moments. for the full slim we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. all.

. >> reporter: pastor kurt ludwig the st. paul methodist church in woodbridge ministers to many of those who were uprooted. >> i think it's like a foreclosure on the homeless. i don't understand why there wasn't any coordination between the local authority and social services or the churches or anybody. >> reporter: residents of the camp say they were not given enough notice to move their possessions which aren't much but are all they have. >> this is not a joke. this is really going to hurt me. i'm 62 years old. where am i going? where am i going to go? >> virginia department of transportation officials have posted no trespassing signs in the area and they say they intend to enforce that. jim, back to you. >> jackie ben son, thanks. >>> mayor benson gray was booed at national's home opener today. >> let's play ball! >> the booes beganast mayor announced "play ball" to open the season. this comes allegations of nepotism and cash payouts during his mayoral campaign. earlier in month a mcclairist poll shows. 31%. >>> they found

a's and white sox tied until kurt suzuki hits the go-ahead run.r third straight behind 6 strong innings from dallas braden. but he wasn't happy this day. trevor cahill agreed to a five- year $30 million contract extension in oakland. he was an all-star last year and an 18-game winner. george carl still on the nuggets bench after battling cancer. they are going to the playoffs and the reverse stunt by j.r. smith. denver scores 80 in the second half and wins going away 134- 111. so -- >> one more game. >> yeah. and thank goodness it's almost over ken. >> let it go, yeah. >> and hopefully monta ellis will be all right. >> yeah, monta will be okay. i don't think monta would have made any difference tonight unfortunately. >> no. done. >> all right. >>> we're coming back at 11:00 on cbs5. >> that does it for us. remember the news is always on c bssf.com. . >> good night. introducing the thunderbolt by htc. immense power. scorching speed. the first phone strong enough to run on the fastest, most advanced 4g network in america.

tied at 1, kurt suzuki puts the a's ahead for good. solo shot.n 2-1, the a's third straight victory. george carl still on the nuggets bench after battling cancer, denver going to the playoffs. they ignite the break, done by j.r. smith, they scored 820 in the second half, they win 134-111. >>> 30th overall in the wnba draft. awatched the entire draft while on the trade mill. pac-10 player of the year went ninth to indiana. >> sorry to hear that. >> it was great. i was, i couldn't believe it, just the second time stanford has had a pair of players taken in the first round. uconn's maya moore was the first overall pick. >>> our top 5. no playoffs in houston, the rockets promo staff working overtime. >> traveling. >> slip anybody? >> traveling. >> that's soak. she can get away with it. highest pass of the season dwight howard finishes trong. orlando beats philadelphia. number 3, troy tulowitzki is off to a great start, got three home runs, got some nice letters. rob murphy a base hit. murphy got the last laugh. gets number 2, gonzalez threw him out a

crawford gets called for interference on kurt suzuki's throw to second. crawford is out. oh, yeah, that's interference. bottom of the eighth we've got a two-run double to make it 4-0 and then the a's go on to win 5-0. >>> coming up, one year later, lives lost along the gulf coast. change in an instant when the deepwater horizon rig and explosion, some of what nicole was talking about. we'll take a look at what people are dealing with today. >>> plus why ebay wants your apple trash and how much they'll pay for it. >> right now a very light commute through the caldecott tunnel. you should see a good bulk of traffic. we're watching weather and traffic together coming up. >>> 4:54 right now. today marks the one-year anniversary of the tragedy in the gulf. 11 men died in an explosion on the deepwater horizon oil well that triggered the worst spill in u.s. history. it took engineers, scientists and crews working around the clock nearly three months to stop the flow of oil. but the fight against the oil continues this morning. 66 miles of gulf coastline are still moderately or s

. >> reporter: we did give the virginia state police a copy of kurt's videotape. we know the driver's name but are not reporting it right pending further developments in this case. we did, however, find several court records that show he has been found guilty of reckless driving, speeding and other traffic offenses before and has simply paid a fine. his license, we have learned, has now been revoked. >>> well, there is late breaking news tonight out of montgomery county. right now police on the lookout for two missing teenage eringz. now, take a look at these two faces. 15-year-old stevonya reid and 17-year-old destiny magana last seen yesterday afternoon. the pair was outside rich and montgomery high. now, reid's family beliefs she may be in need of some sort of medical attention, so it's important if you've seen either one of these teenagers, please let the cops know. >>> the rain is back, but is it going to last long enough to mess with your morning commute. that's the big question. >> i would just flan on leaving a little early. nothing crazy heavy overnight b

kurt suzuki comes around to score the games only run.an finishes off the shut-out with a five-out save. he strikes out. as beat the twins 1-0. >>> the pros got the best of augusta national in the first two rounds but with the pressure to win a major mounting the course was able to get a little revenge on saturday. >> very hard. >> tiger. >> tiger began the day three shots back but a rough day on the greens may have cost him a fifth green jacket. he bogeyed the first, had a birdie putt lip out on the second and his putt on the fifth pretty much sums up the rest of his rounds. tiger shoots a two over 74 leaving him seven strokes off the lead. jason day looks like he was going to run away it early. he birdies three of the first five holes. none prettier than the long putt on the fifth hole to get to 11 under and all alone on top of the leaderboard. k.j. choi would run into some trouble on the 7th. he sinks the putt from off the green to save par. he would briefly grab a share of the lead. choi shoots a 71 and is eight under through 54 holes

. >>> former pennsylvania congressman kurt well done has gone to tripoli. he plans to meet today with libyan leader moammar qaddafi to try to get him to step down. he announced his trip in an op- ed piece in the "new york times. he met privately with qaddafi in 2004 when he led a congressional delegation to libya. >>> a quick check of weather and traffic. first mr. lawrence karnow. a little cooldown? >> yeah. a couple of days ago temperatures in the 70s all around the bay area. those are long gone now. we are cooling down the temperatures outside but not a bad day. we are not going to have to worry about rain but winds kicking up, temperatures cooler. cloudy but high and dry in th near term. longer term, rain again. 48 degrees in santa rosa right now and 49 degrees in san francisco. this afternoon, sunshine but cooler temperatures. plan on 68 in fairfield, 67 in san jose and about 62 degrees in san francisco. looking out over the next few days, guess what? yup we felt got a chance of showers making its way back into the bay area come thursday. much colder t

. >> reporter: up the coast in central california, kurt coupler felt parked his suburban and hopped on a bike, saving $200 a week on his 50 mile a day compute. >> it's a 42 gallon tank so you can do the math on that one. ( laughs) it's... i haven't filled it up forever. >> reporter: as for dwain griffith, he can't afford to completely fill his tank, either. he's switched to cheaper regular grades instead of the recommended premium. >> my car is running bad now. running bad now. >> reporter: because you're putting in wrong grade? >> i'm putting in the wrong grade. i hate it. i hate it. >> reporter: and if prices keep rising, griffith says he doesn't know what other corners he can cut. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: now to the nuclear crisis in japan. robots were used today to go where humans can't. two american-made roe boots were sent into that crippled nuclear plant to test the radiation levels inside. they found levels that are too high for workers to safely return. yet another setback in a crisis the plant's operator says could last up to nine months. and coming up

is seven, so it's not like they got tired of listening to kurt cobain. do you know what i'm saying? and they didn't-- they weren't listening to screaming trees and alice in chains and going, "mmmyyyeeegh. "mommy, i'm tired of alice in chains "and the seattle sound. give me boy-band corporate pabulum." you know, a seven-year-old did not turn away from indie rock. this was a niche that was created 'cause money was to be made. and the whole britney thing, it's just nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, and it, again, lowers the bar tastewise. most people are just indoctrinated into modes of thinking. you know, you ask most people, "why are you catholic?" "i don't know-- my dad was; my mom was. "that's why, and i've been raised in the catholic church. "i happen to have been born in a suburb here "where we're catholic, and my grandparents were before me." "why do you listen to creed?" "i don't know. that's what's on my radio station." "why do you wear-- "why do you wear thong underwear and low pants even though it's dreadfully uncomfortable?" "i don't know. britney does. so that's what i se

can back radiation was registered forty kilometers from thirty american writer and japan expert alex kurt that is the action of the government so it's trying. one of the biggest problems they are dealing with here is this whole thing is that left in the hands of the electrical company and in most of the large countries of the world eric if you had a problem of this seriousness you'd have to now the central government coming in with all the big resources at their disposal the army the navy the resources of this phone company are not up to it they don't have it both cars and vans and so on to get to the site well them that the big wealthy countries like japan there are other ways to do it and yet the government is just seems to realize just unwilling to make a move beyond what some direct threats in the electrical company are telling looks the many problems not only that relations one of the curious questions is why are they staying at a facility that is subject to radioactivity just five hundred meters from the site that has got to have been ways to bring in tents to build sentry shelter s

russian hockey finals coming up with italian a bit but let's get across the base business next with kurt america. our markets our business update here at r.t. thanks for joining me every prime minister intercessions steps down as chairman of the country's state run oil lage our ross yet he is the first of all the presidential or other top officials to leave the boards of state companies. has more. eagar such an announce to shareholders that he will step down as the head of the company no this is due to a presidential ruling here in russia that says that no government official can also hold a position on the board of a major company i was the surgeon is also the deputy prime minister here which means he has to step down from the position as the head of rosneft now although they have known that this was going to happen it was expected but presidential ruling only came in around two weeks ago so it hasn't given much time to settle in for this because it could cause some uncertainty surrounding the sixteen billion dollars share swap deal between next and be paid now this deal hasn't had many

education across the state referring to the university of california students particularly those from kurt protested again against the vietnam war he called them brats freaks and cowardly fascists to end the protests he said quote if it takes a bloodbath was get it over with no more appeasement and next week when students were killed at kent state reagan said that anybody quoted him on his need for the bloodbath was quote neurotic after killing off free college education in california as president reagan cut the federal education budget helping kids through school from twelve to six percent of the federal budget and in the process paved the way for profit making businesses to get into the business of offering college educations in a big big way that had never before been seen in america for example the head of the for profit university strapped wire robert silbermann made forty two million dollars in two thousand and nine an average c.e.o.'s like silberman make more than twenty six times what traditional heads of real universities nonprofit universities make in america and yet this ninety

here's a nose to nose confrontation between bob davis and arizona manager kurt gibson. the two of them going at it after the ump called a check swing strike on gill monitor row. gibson eventually ejected from the game. on this play by albert pujols on the st. louis cardinals, it is a diving stop on this stephen drew grounder with bases loaded. pujols throws it to the first baseman who collides with drew to get the out. check out the twins pitcher dusty hughes getting the out against the royals. one goalkeeper wishes he had made a diving save. christy renaldo of real madrid shoots it off the hands of the goalkeeper into the net. and blake griffin of the clippers runs the floor against the grizzlies and finishes with a powerful one handed alley-oop jam. love seeing that. this next clip isn't so much about what happened on the field, but rather what happened on the sideline. check it out. the portland timber of the mls has a new mass cot named timber joey. every time he scores a goal, he takes out a chain saw and starts cutting lumber. i'm not sure if that mascot would fly

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first kurt, fielded by ichiro who throws to third where figgins puts the tag on matsui.s trailed inned third before crisp got them even. crisp finds the gap in right center. kevin scores from second, crisp into third with a triple and it's 1-1. >> the a's took the lead with the run in the 4th and then padded it here in the 6th. ellis with a two out ground ball through the left side. willingham running hard from second. he scores to make it 3-1. gonzalez kept the mariners off balance for seven innings, figgins can't time a breaking ball by gonzalez, one of four strike out victims, the a's made it more comfortable -- matsui picked up his second hit with another blooper, this one scores crisp. the a's get that first win of the year, 7-1 the final. they have the off day before playing tuesday tomorrow. matsui talked about the timing of his first big opening. >> i prepared for the game likely always do and got in to the game likely always do but then on the other hand there were a lot of japanes, fans who came to watch and support us. i felt like naturally it was that adrenal

kurt busch running in to brad, five cars get involved in all. kasey kahne's car catches fire. he is frustrated with the turn of events. in the end a sprint to the finish with three pairs of cars. johnson on the inside getting pushed by dale. clint boyer on the outside getting a push by harvick. that's gordon in the middle. it's johnson by the slimmest margin. you can see him on the inside just edges out boyer. the official winning margin two thousandn 'ts of a second. points leader was edwards. >>> the sharks hoping last night's game was an aberration. they gave up four straight power plays to open the game. san jose is 24th in the league in penalty kills and the kings converted those chances in to two first period goals. series even now at a game each after los angeles win. they will play game three on tuesday and the sharks have a very simple solution if they want to avoid the dynamic of last night's game. >> most important thing is making sure we don't end up in the box to many times and give the other team that many chances. they have one extra guy out there. they will mov

that kurt douglas. get him out of there." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get him out of there. "parks and recreation." >> yes. >> jimmy: super hit. i'm so psyched. congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so happy. on the cover of "entertainment weekly." it was amazing. >> thank you. yeah, we're really -- we're just so happy that -- how things are going. and i'm really proud of the episodes that are coming up. >> jimmy: they're so good and you have an amazing cast, obviously. but then -- >> yeah, it's the best. >> jimmy: you have a little -- couple additions. >> yes. >> jimmy: you have rob lowe. >> yes. young blood. >> jimmy: young blood. >> it's how i like to refer to him. >> jimmy: he's a funny dude. >> soda pop. soda pop. >> jimmy: he came on here. super funny dude. >> yep. >> jimmy: adam scott. >> yes. terrific actor. >> jimmy: great, great guy. he's a genius. >> so, funny. he was on here, too. >> jimmy: he was on here, too. we have -- we have special guests. will forte. >> uh-huh. the best. >> jimmy: come on. >> we've have forte and -- >> jimmy: you

we were looking for, in order, toby warren, lester stabbs, kurt kressler, lindsey froggyjack -- [ laughter thought you had a shot at barry. >> i almost -- >> barry parrot! [ rhythmic clapping ] barry parrot! [ rhythmic clapping ] barry parrot. [ rhythmic clapping ] >> jimmy: well, that's all the time we have left for "name that guy." guys, come on over. [ applause ] you all finished tied for last place with zero points. so you all missed out on the grand prize of $15,000. but we do have consolation prizes. higgins, what will they be taking home? >> steve: well jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify. [ laughter ] wear your shame! shame in style! jimmy -- >> jimmy: enjoy your prizes. we'll be right back with elton john, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ koch ] at samuel adams, we get inspiration for our seasonal beers from all over the world. [ cannon ] for our spring seasonal, we make samuel adams noble pilsner. it's our take on a classic bohemian pilsner. and we found the traditional heirloom malt. it's laid out a

kurt voljker -- volker on libya. and dennis >> "washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. supreme court justices anthony kennedy and stephen breyer testified before a house appropriations subcommittee on thursday about their budget for 2012. topics included the winding down of renovations to the supreme court building in changes to a visitor access, as well as security for the high court and federal judges in general. this is an hour and a half. >> please give my regards to justice thomas and my colleagues as well. it seems strange that he is not here this year, but anyway, we appreciate so much that you all are here. we look forward very much to meeting with you and we will do our best to meet your resource needs this year. an independent judiciary trusted and respected by all u.s. citizens and committing to fairly and expeditiously resolving difficult and controversial question is fundamental to our nation. although the supreme court budget is not large and compared to other programs, i am pleased that you are here today because outside the confirmatio

kurt called police and tried to direct them to the location of the driver. the driver appeared to be speeding and repeatedly hit his brakes while weaving between lanes. we sped up the video so you can see a good portion of his journey. stratleing the shoulder. he followed the driver more than 25 miles from prince william county to stafford county. >> he is almost in a head-on collision. >> i had been working so hard to try to get this guy pulled over and here we are after all this time and he is going to go ahead and kill somebody right in front of me. i was really regretting watching what i was watching. >> reporter: no one was injured thankfully and police arrested the driver who stopped his car right in the middle of the road. >> it is sad that he endangered himself and others. just not a great way to spend a friday night. >> we did give the virginia state police a copy of the tape. we know the driver's name but are not reporting it now pending developing developments in the case. we found several court records that show he has been found guilty of wreckl

and buehrle hit a no hit entire the sixth but it was broken up by kurt suzuki. a's trail 1-0 in the seventh. the other news from pregame is that their all-star will be sticking around. 20-17, the 23-year-old home grown talent drafted by oakland in 2006 who had a career high 18 wins has been handsomely rewarded but more important, kept in the foal for the years to come. the comprehensive coverage, a full 30 minutes of the teams you care about. go deep every night at 10:30 on comcast sports net. >>> the sharks are set to face a familiar foe in the first round. they've never had a postseason series against l.a. kings. with four teams from the pacific division in the playoffs this year, the odds were increased that this scenario could play out. thursday, it is on. the puck drop at 7:00 p.m. then on saturday also. the king are the seventh seed and truly limping into the postseason. one of the better match-ups they could have hoped for. but we're all used to this. they're not taking any of it for granted. >> i don't think there's a lot of nervousness today. i expect t

and kurt scores to make it 1-0. luke ends the game and a's win it 1-0. they are now 3-5.close out their regular season last night by hosting phoenix. there was another big sellout crowd at the tank. san jose broke a scoreless tie in the second. ian white with the slapshot. it's his second goal in two nights. then late in the period, joe pavelski takes the pass and scores. 3-1 would be the final. the sharks clinch second place in the western conference. >> well, he's just 21 years old but so far the pressure of leading a master's hasn't gotten to roy mcelroy. the weather and conditions have been great at augusta. after shooting a 66 on friday, tiger tried to keep the momentum going. this got him to 7-under. woods with a 74 is now seven strokes back. k.j. choi in a four way tie for second. the 2009 master's champ cabrera put himself in the picture with a 67. he's 4 back. playing in his first master's, 21-year-old jason day takes a run at the lead. mcelroy finished strong with wished december on three of the last six holes. here on 17 rory left the crowd roaring with this bi

and kurt scores to make it 1-0. luke ends the game and a's win it 1-0.ey are now 3-5. >>> sharks close out their regular season last night by hosting phoenix. there was another big sellout crowd at the tank. san jose broke a scoreless tie in the second. ian white with the slapshot. it's his second goal in two nights. then late in the period, joe pavelski takes the pass and scores. his together. made it 3-1, would be the final. the sharks clinch second place in the western conference. >>> well, he's just 21 years old but so far the pressure of leading a master's hasn't gotten to roy mcelroy. the weather and conditions have been great at augusta. after shooting a 66 on friday, tiger tried to keep the momentum going. this birdie on 3 got him to 7-under. but he also had four bogeys. somehow he misses this one. woods with a 74 is now seven strokes back. k.j. choi in a four-way tie for second. putting for par from the rough. it hit the flagstick and drops in. the 2009 master's champ cabrera put himself in the picture with a 67. he's 8-under, just 4 back. playi

we'll be giving these out at the end of july with kurt suzuki's name on it. so we have a lot of fun promotions and these are very much part of the as fabric -- >> fabulous. quick rundown of the games this weekend. 7:05, 6:05 tomorrow night and 1:05 on sunday. automatic these games here, oakland as against the seattle mariners. jim lahey, thanks for leahey, thank you. >> jim, this is sydnie kohara. what's the update on the movie money ball by michael lewis that they were shooting over with the as? is that all done? when he's the movie supposed to come out? >> the movie is scheduled for release on september 23rd. so that could be great timing if we're doing as well as we hope to. it could be a really exciting fall around here. as i understand it the movie is not 100% completed but it's in the he had et stage so all the shooting -- the edit stage, so all the shoot something done. >> i don't know how oakland could be depressed with your baseball executive played by brad pitt. >> i don't think any of us would be depressed about that. [ laughter ] >> who played you

[ marcie you keep us young. [ kurt we were having too much fun we weren't thinking about a will at that time. we have responsibilities to the kids and ourselves. we're the vargos and we created our wills on legalzoom. finally. [ laughter [ shapiro we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >> chris: joining us now in studio is former republican senator and likely g.o.p. presidential candidate rick santorum. senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: you support the house republican budget, which would turn medicare from an open-ended entitlement to a plan where the government would help seniors pay for private insurance. you said recently we shouldn't wait ten years to start this. with people who are now under 55. in fact, you said this. let's put it up on the screen. "seniors are looking at this saying hey, we're part of the problem and we should be part of the solution." question: would you change medicare right away? would yo

[ marcie you keep us young. [ kurt we were having too much fun we weren't thinking about a will at that time. we have responsibilities to the kids and ourselves. we're the vargos and we created our wills on legalzoom. finally. [ laughter [ shapiro we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> "fox news sunday" at 15. be sure to check out the top interviews from the first 15 years on the air. you can find them at foxnewssunday.com. be sure to let us know what you think. stay tuned for more from our panel. >>> i'm focussed on running for president. >> it's a momentous decision. we are talking to the advisors. >> see if we can raise money to do that. >> i'm announcing my exploratory committee for the presidency of the united states. >> chris: finally, finally republicans are beginning to throw their hats in the ring for the 2012 g.o.p. presidential nomination. we're back now to review where things stand with the panel. having been down the road with donald trump