>> kurt: yes. >> anthony: jiu jitsu for how long? >> kurt: since '93. art of time? tae kwon do? >> kurt: i think it was karate. >> anthony: oh karate, right. >> kurt: right? chuck norris was big then, right? so it was like kick people in the head kind of thing. ♪ >> anthony: oh look at that. >> daniel: cherry tomatoes peeled. sauce underneath is grilled zucchini and wheat grass. a lot of herbs and flowers on top. everything i grew myself in my house. >> kurt: oh, that's killer. excellent. >> anthony: do you eat carbs? i mean generally speaking. you just eat it -- whatever? >> kurt: i can eat whatever. my guys are trying that all bacon. bacon all the time. >> anthony: all bacon all the time. yeah that can't be good for you. >> kurt: no. scheize. >> woman: it's good. >> kurt: let's -- miss, so sorry. >> woman: that's okay, and thank you for calling me miss. >> kurt: i'm not even buzzed. >> anthony: wild king salmon wrapped in yuba, with charred cabbage and dried scallop ginger sauce. seared spot prawn with sorrel and new onions. >> anthony: wow. this is a

the mental confusion of kurt's aunt is her death sentence elizabeth becomes a victim of nazi ideologywomen like her belong in asylums. sebastian cost plays the monstrous doctor who later sends her to the gas chambers donna's mark tells the suppressive story with much path as a family story. fun i thought it was intriguing to show how intertwined perpetrators and victims were within a family because ultimately that's what it was like in the whole of germany i mean if you see germany as one big family perpetrators and victims were extremely intertwined and at the same time the historical background is also told as the history of art to. fast forward to post-war dressed in kurt now played by tom shilling is living in communist east germany and study an art he falls in love with a fellow student who reminds him of his murdered and. spits next to his anita for her soon moves in with allie and discovers that her father is the very naughty doctor who sent kurt's aunt to her death after nine hundred forty five he hushes up his nazi past seamlessly pursuing his career in east germany kurt beco

kurt russell. they're like, kid, be serious. i said, his name is kurt russell. it's kurt russell. make the call. the guy who drove us -- he goes, i drove them. i'm making the call. and then the arresting officer goes, i took them out of the car and put them on the curb. and they were actually fighting over it. >> jimmy: over who got to call kurt russell? who got to call kurt russell? >> i don't remember. >> jimmy: who was the result -- did kurt come to get you. >> he came to get me, and the cops were, like, here are your guns back, and my -- yeah, because they don't want them. they're paintball guns and my dad was like, they're not his guns and i was like, they're not my guns. kurt's like, they're not his guns. i was like, oh my god, i don't know what to do. we got the guns back. my punishment was to shoot up my honda prelude with blue leather interior. i had to shoot up my car, dent it up and drive that for the rest of my existence. >> jimmy: hold on a second. who made you do that, your dad? >> my dad, yes. >> jimmy: what kind of a punishment is that? >> he has this -- his philos

and kurt can't develop as an artist and in nine hundred sixty eight he and ellie flee to west germany. kurt wants to study at the dusseldorf academy the center for modern art and his growth fessor is pretty unconventional. magazine. there because he. is at the. the film is fiction but inspired by great artists of the time such as joseph boyce who revolutionized arch and awareness in post-war germany. the boys did not distinguish between man and art he declared meant to be a work of art that was an essential component to his understanding of art and he believed that our can anticipate what still lies beyond the reach of the human mind when the. current finds his style his paintings are photo realistic yet alien much like those by the successful contemporary artist gary hart who struck his aunt mattie arnold was killed by the nazis while his father in law was a nazi gun ecologist who carried out the forced sterilization of women. once i. believe in fun elements from getting out of this life became the starting point for this film. but then i created my own path and story from there. bec

kurt? >> kurt, bring us home. >> what she said. thank you. >> like joe manchin after susan collins gets done with the speech. he's like, yeah. >> i'm voting yes, too. uh. oh, my gosh. look. great. i'm getting a call. hold on. >> that's so classy you don't turn your phone off for -- >> it's selena zito. >> she'll be here tomorrow signing her book. >> shameless name dropper. >> i know, shameless name dropping. she probably wants the money i owe her. >> excuse me, the president's texting. >> don. chill. i'm busy. >> wait, i have bill kristol on mine. just answer it for me? >> yeah. hi. you cruz-shilling hack. i'm so sick of these "week "weeklystandard" punks. okay? who loves these guys? the guys who had the power for 30 years. who every single week would send out their "weekly standard" and tell us what they were going to do once they get power and all of a sudden we got donald trump in, the most conservative president since ronald reagan. he's fulfilling all our kinky conservative fantasies, and they're mad. they are furious. they're

kurt is a successful litigator. he has been an army colonel -- he's been an army colonel and has been -- okay, i'll have to project a little better. has written several books, the first being conservative insurgency, which turned me on back in 2014 in his latest book is launching tomorrow, "militant normals." kurt is going to talk about his book and then also do a q&a. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, everybody. can you hear me? you might not know it but i was colonel in the united states army for 27 your spirit not colonel for 27 years. i started as a private comment esp schlichter. that was a harsh reality. that was a nice change. let me tell you something, being a colonel is a lot better. but you learn your command voice. if my voice is brought to such a point where you cannot understand or hear me, learnt me to that fact, i will remedy the situation for you. i am responsive to my audience. with that in mind for the last 15 or 20 minutes will be answering your questions. the last thing you want is some guy fro

. >> so, , kurt sclichter, sure you're if you're on twitter you much know of kurt sclichter. his new book is out this week, "militant normals." and you he recited that both ps also seen a columnist for town halls. using on fox news all the time. his reputation basically precedes him. .. i can speak for mike pompeo. we are all happy for you in one way but we hate to lose -- you will probably be coming back at some point but you want to just maybe a a different capacity. you can have your pick. but i just want to know, at the end of the year nikki would be leaving, and there will be in constant touch. i know -- you know all the players. that was really think i think she did best of united nations. she got to know the players. she got to know china, russia, india. she knows everybody on his very first name basis and they like her. except for maybe a couple which is normal i think. they do, they really like her and i think maybe more importantly they respect her. so nikki i just wanted to tell you that we will miss you. we will be speaking all the time but will miss you neverthel

what happened is we got mad at our elite in our establishment because as kurt pointed out they are been lying to us for decades. they kept telling us if you go and elect a rebuffing house we will do all this. if you lecture about the senate will do all this. if you elect a republican president in the grassroots said well, hell, we have done all that. and you not delivered anything. we reporter call me within the first month of the trump presidency and was like talking about a couple of issues that the president had moved on and i'm just trying to understand what you think is motivating us. i said, what you mean? he's doing what he said he would do. i know this is difficult for you people to understand because we never actually had elected officials who even intended on following through on their campaign promises. it was literally a shock to the system for the political elites and mainstream media and lobbyists and special interest here in dc because it event the unwritten rule before it was yeah, you say you do this but you're not really. you will come here and what you'll worry about

thanks a lot, kurt. >> have you seen "mean girls"? the man-child. >> this is what happens when saidy hawkins, instead of ladies first. >> i would have gone last. i'm a gentleman. i would have closed it out. >> now we got to step it up, thanks, kurt. >> fix it. fix it. >> oh, boy, i would say early voters, especially those in georgia who stayed in lines for hours trying to exercise their right to vote. every time you give me a platform, i say please vote early. that is one of the ways to take away the horrible barriers that we have in front of you like voter suppression, and voting should just be a national holiday, but that's a whole other discussion. i want to give a shoutout to can't stop, won't stop latasha. you had her on the show earlier, just a shoutout to them. please, everybody, request you can, vote early, do it. >> 1-800-vote was the number i was struggling with. don't leave and get some help. >> i say who won the week -- [ laughter ] >> different but similar, so i say chair of the congressional black caucus. he penned a let

first of all, i'd like to thank bill, kurt for the work done on this. moved the needle some. in terms of positions and how we're going to approach divestiture within the fossil fuel arena. my concern is with 25 companies on the watch list and i understand the approach you put here. i think it's great but the concern is typically when we have a watch list they're there forever. at what point do those companies move? >> so we have proposed a coup of companies for engagement. we listed what metrics and crowd comes we're looking for and -- outcomes we're looking for and they're time bound. between one and two years depending on the results. >> you're telling me the 25 companies we can escalate within three years' period moved from seven die vess ture -- divestiture. >> it would be back-based data driven and analysis-driven based on facts an data. >> and to add to page 21 of the memo, we outlined a set of proposed topics we'd engage companies on and i think at the end of the time frame that's when we'd make a recommendation to say the risk has been managed. we should remain invest

the first people he hit were melissa and kurt cochran.y. knowing that he saved me sure makes me want to make him proud and... recover the best i can and just go on and do what i can for my family and... and myself. the bereaved families think attacks on pedestrians in nice and berlin the previous year should have led to barriers on westminster bridge. the third big issue in the inquest was what the security service, m15, already knew about khalid masood. the inquest heard that in 2003 masood stabbed someone in the face, and a senior member of m15 told the coroner that the security service had linked him to an al-qaeda bomber and members of the banned group al—muhajiroun, and in 2010 had listed him as an extremist and an official subject of interest, before he dropped off the radar. aysha frade's death left two daughters without a mother, and her husband told me he felt m15 had failed to protect her. the one thing that i absolutely want to do is to ensure that no other family goes through the horrendous pain that myself and my family have

hit kurt. if i had a lump and was differently abled i would rule. but -- and some of them dish remember one of them, one of these guys -- i said, let's go to mardi gras and he is like, where is that? it's okay, it's in louisiana. oh, well, let's see, i've been to california, i've been to new york, and i've been to london, paris, berlin, copenhagen. never been anywhere else. and the caribbean, too. went out there. never been to america. to me real american -- these are the normals i talk about. the people who built this country. they feed it, fuel it, they fight for it. he's are the heart and soul of the country and we forgot but them. for get to butmer. i was never "never trump but because hillary was in the thing. herpes, hillary. i would literally prefer -- just saying -- i was like -- who is this guy? i mean i knew -- i read spy magazine in the 78s so, i knew he had allegedly small hands and was a playboy. and he comes down the escalator and i'm like, what the hell is this? this not a guy who reads national review. this is not a guy would reads w

american tourist kurt cochran with his wife melissa, pensioner leslie rhodes returning from hospital,rom romania, and pc keith palmer, guarding the main gates to parliament. but in 82 seconds of terror, they were all left with fatal injuries. the shocking deaths produced searching questions, not least about armed policing in parliament. pc keith palmer‘s wife asked how he was left alone and unarmed at the open gates to one of the country‘s top terrorist targets, where he heroically challenged khalid masood, who was wielding two knives. his attacker had to be shot dead by a ministerial bodyguard. the armed officers who should have been at the gate were some 50 metres away. with pc palmer‘s family listening in, the chief coroner mark lucraft said today... that devastating finding prompted this immediate apology. even the possibility that the met lost the chance to prevent the murder of such a brave and courageous officer is unacceptable. for the loss of that possibility to protect him from khalid masood, we are deeply sorry. pc palmer‘s sister and mother have accused senior officers of

american tourist kurt cochran with his wife melissa, pensioner leslie rhodes returning from hospital,d on her way to pick up her kids from school, andreea cristea, a tourist from romania, and pc keith palmer, guarding the main gates to parliament. but in 82 seconds of terror, they were all left with fatal injuries. the shocking deaths produced searching questions, not least about armed policing in parliament. pc keith palmer's wife asked he was left alone and unarmed at the open gates to one of the country's top terrorist targets, where he heroically challenged khalid masood, who was wielding two knives. his attacker had to be shot dead by a ministerial bodyguard. the armed officers who should have been at the gate were some 50 metres away. with pc palmer's family listening in, the chief coroner mark lucraft said today... that devastating finding prompted this immediate apology. even the possibility that the met lost the chance to prevent the murder of such a brave and courageous officer is unacceptable. for the loss of that possibility to protect him from khalid masood, we are deeply

my name is kurt evans. i am the elder son of kyle evans, a country musician that the older folks still remember. he was inducted into the state hall of fame later that year in 1989. i went to college at south dakota state university. i studied math and science education, got a bachelor's, degree, became a high school teacher and a basketball coach. by 1996, i ran for the u.s. house as an independent. that was the race in which john thune won. in 2002, i joined the libertarian party and was their nominee for the senate. in 2014, i ran for south dakota state auditor, also as a libertarian, and now i am the libertarian candidate for governor. so nice to meet you. >> thank you very much. senator sutton, it is your turn. ms. sutton: i never saw myself in politics. i grew up in our family ranch, fell in love with radio, and mye professionally, and had life planned out. i was going to make it to the national finals rodeo nba champion. october 4, 2007, the horse flipped over on me, shattered two vertebrae, and para

american tourist kurt cochran with his wife, melissa.g from hospital. aysha frade texting her husband on her way to pick up her kids from school. andrea cristea, a tourist from romania. and pc keith palmer manning the main gates to parliament. but in 82 seconds of terror, it all changed. by the end of the day, three of them were dead. the other two dying of fatal injuries. the first people to be hit on the bridge were melissa and kurt cochrane. she survived but he was killed. the inquest heard he saved her life by pushing her out of the way of the killer‘s car. knowing that he saved me sure makes me want to make him proud. and recover the best i can and just go on and do what i can for my family and myself. aysha frade‘s death left two daughters without a mother. speaking publicly for the first time as the inquests end, her husband told me that things have to change in the world of counterterrorism. one thing i absolutely want to do is to ensure that no other family goes through the horrendous pain that myself and my family have gone thr

singapore side two of the tournaments biggest names crash out of the group stage germany's archly kurt was among those in action succumbing to a surprise defeat at the hands of tournament debutants kiki burton's else already only osaka took on american slow stevens for a spot in the final four. keep it didn't look comfortable in her showdown with reigning u.s. open champion iommi osaka even before her opponent was stopped in her tracks. i am a niggling hamstring injury picks up in the first round looked to have finally taken its toll. heavily strapped up osaka valiantly tried to play on. but her body simply wouldn't allow it. her target handed benson's a spot in the semifinals in her first appearance at the season ending tolan's it was a great day all round for the rookies as fellow tournament debut taunt sloane stephens took on reigning wimbledon champion angelica. the first style american powered her way to victory in the first set and followed it up in the second sequential six three six three win over the germans to reach the semi's. button's will take on ukrainian elena spittal st

ronnie o'sullivan's back in the headlines for comments made after his first round victory over norway's kurthe k2 leisure centre in crawley was a ‘hellhole‘ and smelt of urine — world snooker said they were surprised by his remarks and that feedback from the players had been overwhelmingy positive. there's been anotyher injury setback for commonwealth gymnastics all around champion nile wilson. he'll miss this month's world championships after snapping a ligament in his finger in training. he also missed the european championships in august with a neck injury. and the former sri lanka captain sanath jaya—suriya has been charged with two counts of breaching the international cricket‘s anti corruption code. he's accused of failing to co—operate with an investigatio, by "concealing, tampering with or destroying evidence". he has 1a days to respond. well england are in action against sri lanka at the moment in their one day series. and spinner liam dawson has been ruled out of the rest of the tour. he's started both matches so far but sat out training today with a side strain. the squad is in ka

kurt is a successful litigator. he has been an army colonel. he has been -- i will have to project a little better. as written, several books. the first being uncertainty, which drew me onto kurt back in 2014. his latest book is launching tomorrow. so we are going to talk about his book and a q&a. [cheering] >> can you hear me? you might not know but i am a colonel in the united states army. i started out as schachter. that's a harsh reality. that was a nice chase. let me tell you something. being a colonel, he is a lot better. to learn your command voice, if my voice should drop where you cannot understand or humor, alert me to the fact, i will remedy the situation for you. i am responsive to my audience, without mind, the last 15 or 20 minutes will be answering your questions. the last thing you want is some guy up here talking at you and honking at you. i talked to people for a living. i'm a lawyer in los angeles. i'm also a conservative in los angeles. there's another conservative from l.a. for a here. [applause] this means at this moment,

kurt coleman of the saints is working it. i'm letting it go the entire 34 seconds it took.e must have sweat a lot. >> it's real sticky. >> they were going to trade jerseys. forget it man. >> i don't want to trade jerseys at this point. >> who do you think will be in the world series. >> i think it will be the dodger and the astros. just like last year it will be a great series where it went 7 games. i've never been a astros fan, it was nice to see them win. >> it would be cool to have the red sox against the dodger. >> going way back. the red sox franchise best. they won 108 or one lever games -- 111 games this year. they could beat the astros and it would be nice to see that for the television networks. east coast against west coast. that's what they are pulling for. >> did you feel better about the sharks. >> they scored eight times. >> just watching those guys. that's so hard to do. i try all the time. on the inside i can do it. >> see you later everyone. good night everyone. the ross fall dress event is finally here. so you can find a party dress that actually makes you

>> punished all of us except the funny guy except wyatt russell, kurt russell and goldie hawn's son.such a huge fan of kurt's, and that -- we eastbound doing push-ups or whatever exercise, and like, okay, he'd be doing like a weapons magazine changes and he'd be explaining it, and yeah, i know wyatt knows how to change magazines because his dad, you greatest american actor ever, and i'd be like this is [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: yeah. makes you mad at your own family, right. good to know nepotism is alive and well in the pretend pretendd military. good luck in your starring lord. jovan adepo, everybody. the and we'll beighack withack h mi mihty. >> the jimmy kimmel live music series is presented by mercedes-benz. ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. >>> the jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank jamie dornan, jovan adepo, apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. nightline is next, but first ♪ ♪ >> hey, all right. ♪ let's have sex but not without the foreplay okay cool but not without ♪ ♪

we had kurt russell.ichael phelps. condoleezza rice was a golfer. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how is she as a a golfer? >> she plays fast. she's very quick. she's used to solving world crisis. she hits and she goes. i just like to talk more. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> but it's a nerve-wracking thing because you're actually at le course national, which is in france. >> jimmy: i couldn't tell. i thought it was in -- >> it's called le course national. >> jimmy: in france. >> oui. >> jimmy: oui oui? >> no. just oui. >> jimmy: oh, just oui. [ laughter ] >> so it was really -- but you're nervous because in the ryder cup unlike, you know, you go to a normal golf tournament and people just kind of like if you hit a good shot, people just kind of do that. it's quiet. at the ryder cup, long-standing tradition. they're kind of -- people are in it and they're ready to defend their turf. as an american, if you hit a a good shot, they boo. and it's in france. so it's a french boo. it's like a "beu." [ laughte

kurt her. hi how are you and nice to meet you maddie and welcome to you thank you thank you. let's go in the other villages like the demonstrations are only for men and boys and everything but here in the usually females are are leaving everything . a hack. it's all what it is yeah we have like nearly three hundred fifty people. god rest like maybe a person got arrested three times four times yeah not only one we have also about three hundred fifty people got injured comedies just to get him when he is in the house because they made so much process of something like this is. wrong if you're so easy maybe they really don't need b.s. maybe no hello. michel. louis don't. look so low but. this is why you have to know this trying to call a blog or book two months. before what's happening and doesn't israel have a lot of videos. to do. in two thousand and two and since the beginning. which it was through should or should be in the video or the wires are throwing what's happening. you're struggling there through julie that you will accept the sort of job is all about was that you ne

." >> reporter: winning a super bowl may seem like a crowning achievement, but to kurt warner and his it was just the beginning. >> now our goal is, okay, how do we continue to impact people? >> reporter: over the years, they've contributed millions to help those most in need. their latest effort inspired by their oldest child, zack, who is developmentally disabled and legally blind. >> he was thriving in high school. and you're like, man, this is awesome. he's exceeding all expectations. and then all of a sudden he graduates from high school, and, boom, everything stops. >> it was sad to see that there aren't a lot of options, especially for the higher functioning people with disabilities. >> reporter: the warners found no place in arizona where their adult son could live on his own, so they built one, and called it treasure house. >> there's hot sauce. >> reporter: it recently opened not just for zack but five other residents and plans to take in at least 20 more. >> here are my strengthses. >> reporter: treasure house also offers job training, but above all, a sense of community an

future ok so and i just want to say this if i may let me let me share this with you this comes from kurt compeyson who is following the the court case that's happening right now regarding harvard and its application process and cook says that it's they ating the harvard discrimination case on the stand mark hansen who previously worked university's office of institutional research and he sworn testimony hanson says asian americans are at a disadvantage in harvard's admission process and then the daily student magazine newspaper the hava crimson also says internal harvard review showed disadvantage for asian applicants nobody has spelled out in this conversation so far what disadvantages swan can he say that for us in a sentence being very clear what. its racial stereotype unit regional bigotry and official profiling the college admissions process not just wasted but for everybody i want to come the margin you can't just get out how they are trying to bring in representing different communities but that's what he just profiling students of any additional are good enough to leave any racia

kurt. i got a phone call that had come when they were here no master no here just a pilot who's is confused as. well and your name. to it seems a little bit obvious you're a phone around brother no man i got a phone call and get up here and now there's one of the well we're known up here we can sit down graeme coffey want to share an opportunity with a serious. thank you and we did hear about it also ptolemaic was going about it got a. broken too you know official for being here and we got your mode of transportation behind you. little bit faster. dog well we ran into a really cool motorcycle organization we just heard stephen's pitch let's just fast forward to the good part. of the name a dash here's five grand i like ok one pitch down one more to go. there's no way to say this other than i want to use and i have to bring a barge to this. pretty big rig and best we can do is submit it to the dow and run it up the flagpole and see if it gets voted on and passed. in the meantime i want it up

the german's name was kurt. and he wasn't there for the fighting.eminded me of my boy. so young. he should never have been at war. sebastian — welcome. they look almost more like paintings, very beautiful. yes, almost like an impressionistic painting and you can interact and swa p painting and you can interact and swap the characters. it is a wonderful piece of art. and that is why we did it, i had never done a video game before. and the producer, and it is a very famous company, very good at what they do, i was new to this whole thing and they told me how enthusiastic they were about the story and that convinced me and i said ok, let's go for it. it is interesting as a performer to play a character like this because you just have the voice like a radio drama but presumably the character, kurt, that depends how they play the game i suppose so it is not like conventional storytelling. how strange was that for you? that intrigues me and i was happy about that, about the different narrative. because it is a new part and you never know where it will lea

eased into the second round of snooker‘s english open in crawley with a 4—1 victory over norway's kurtnue as a "hellhole" and said it smelt of urine. usain bolt says he was stunned to be given a notice for a drugs test although only on trial with australian side central coast mariners. despite retiring from athletics, bolt has been told he is still an "elite athlete" and must comply. he is waiting to find out whether he will be offered a professional football contract. 0lympic curling bronze medallist eve muirhead says she's back to full fitness after having hip surgery five months ago. its been a tough year for muirhead, after disappointment at the pyeongchang 0lympics and then an injury that made herfeel like she might never take to the ice again. jane lewis reports. back on ice... and back on track. the start of the deer was not a great one for eve muirhead's drink. miller make that means the bronze medal goes to japan. they finished out with the medals at the winter 0lympics. and then missed out on representing scotland at the world championships. what a fabulous victory. disappoin

to find a lively city when i drive into harlem i find a ghost of a city where people are stuck like kurtin black and white picture their stories and.

the first people he hit were melissa and kurt cochran.ushing her out of the way. knowing that he saved me sure makes me want to make him proud and... recover the best i can and just go on and do what i can for my family and... and myself. the bereaved families think attacks on pedestrians in nice and berlin the previous year should have led to barriers on westminster bridge. the third big issue in the inquest was what the security service, mi5, already knew about khalid masood. the inquest heard that in 2003 masood stabbed someone in the face, and a senior member of mi5 told the coroner that the security service had linked him to an al-qaeda bomber and members of the banned group al—muhajiroun, and in 2010 had listed him as an extremist and an official subject of interest, before he dropped off the radar. aysha frade's death left two daughters without a mother, and her husband told me he felt mi5 had failed to protect her. the one thing that i absolutely want to do is to ensure that no other family goes through the horrendous pain that my

. >>> more than eight years after retiring from the nfl, hall of fame quarterback kurt warner is stillwing up winning plays. over the years they have contributed millions to help those in need, but their latest efforts were inspired by their son zack who is developmentally disabled and legally blind. the warners couldn't find a place in arizona where he could live on his own so they built one called treasure house. it recently opened. for their son and five others. there are plans to take in at least 20 more people with disabilities. it offers not only job training but also a sense of community and independence for its residents. >>> and a whale calf is back at sea after getting tangled in a net meant to protect swimmers from sharks off australia.spott yesterday and called for help. rescuers from seaworld spent almost two hours helping untangle the humpback calf. it had some minor wounds and swam away with its mother. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" in the pushing the limits series we meet an army veteran overcoming incredible odds to climb one of the world's most treacherous mount

scored early on a double by manny machado, but in the fourth, pinch hitter kurt suzuki hits this driveputting the braves up 2-1. unfortunately that would be it for atlanta. the dodgers retook the lead, storing two in the sixth and three more in the seventh. they win 6-2 and go on to face the brewers in the championship series. >>> to new york now where the bronx bombers, well, they barely made a peep. the boston red sox hammered yanks starter luis severino who gave up three runs early and ultimately charged with six after loading the bases in the fourth. the bullpen fared no better giving up ten more runs in the course of the game. seven of them in the fourth inning alone. through it all, sox utility man brock holt did something no one has ever done before. hit for the cycle in a playoff game. red sox rout the yanks 16-1 and take a 2-1 series lead. game four is tonight at 8:00. >> i hope they beat each other up. the astros will be waiting. >> i'm marlie hall. >> i'm phill na. checipmekad lib live picture ofn francisco. >>> welcome to tuesday morning. let's take a live look outside over

the footage to have the moments just after the attack with a college is in the city of kurt which is in the southern part of russia in eastern crimea and the attack happened at around midday local time that's about six hours ago a college student witnessed the shooting and described what she saw. was the more reasonable now do you know who openly it is you know the is that of all those that over. close your. eyes it is the yet bizarrely video of the bothered with noise of the. brother who. was these are the i know you are the boy is what you thought. was the good you will you believe really. meanwhile with over seventy people injured in the instant results of the city of courage of the one thousand blood those who may need blood transfusions. what we've heard from witnesses of the college attack who told us what they saw. what we don't know what we go if you come on our show you know what she up in unity . because lethal doesn't really work fashionable i mean you have a very serious. lead against matthew chance we devise a question of the. results. here the. most of the three. minute

carter evans shares their wningporteinng super achievement, but to kurt warner and his wife, brenda,goal is, okay, how do we continue to impact people? >> reporter: over the years, they've contributed millions to help those most in need. their latest effort inspired by their oldest child, zack, who is developmentally disabled and legally blind. >> he was thriving in high school, and you're like, "man, this is-- this is awesome. he's exceeding all expectations." and then all of a sudden he graduates from high school, and, boom, everything stops. >> it was sad to see that there aren't a lot of options, especially for the higher functioning people with disabilities. >> reporter: the warners found no place in arizona where their adult son could live on his own, so they built one and called it "treasure house." >> does anyone else want potatoes? >> reporter: it recently opened, not just for zack but five other residents and plans to take in at least 20 more. >> here we pick up some of the twigs in these bushes. >> we want all of our other kids to spread their wings and fly. why doesn't za