. >> that's like driving a mary kay car. >> kate upton. >> should never wear a swimsuit to the beach. >> yeah, go naked. beat that, uggie. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- eric stonestreet. model kate upton. and music from jake owen. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as far as i know, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? welcome. i'm jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for showing up. they say that's half the battle. those of you who are in our studio audience tonight, we have visitors from near and far, know that our neighborhood has been besieged by the oscars. the academy awards are taking place right across the street from us on sunday night. security's very tight. the hollywood boulevard superheros and our costumed characters have been hosed down and shipped off to vegas for the week. so, you missed them. we're getting ready for our big show after the academy awards. this will be our seventh year o

>> police found mary kay letorneau and the young man early yesterday morning. >> reporter: remember mary, the teacher went to jail for having sex with her 13-year-old student. she served seven years in prison. but when she got out, they got married. and they are still together. >> the youngest actor on home improvement, also married his much older tutor when he was 17 and she was 32. but they divorced six years later. >> most people have many relationships in their teen years and in their early 20s and then they settled down. it's very rare for any 18-year-old to stay with their partner. >> reporter: other high-profile teachers charged with sleeping with their students, like pamela rogers, have since steered clear of the boys that were involved with, experts say however in love these couple think they are, even with legal issues aside, these relationships are often doomed from the start. >> with each relationship it's really a mixture of a teen who's experimenting with their newfound sexuality and a teacher who doesn't know how to shut that down or doesn't want to shut that down. >> repo

>> police found mary kay letourneau and the young man early yesterday morning. >> reporter: remembertourneau, the 34-year-old teacher went to jail for having sex with her 13-year-old student. she served seven years in prison. but when she got out, they married and they are still together. >> if men are hot-blooded, are women cold-blooded? >> reporter: the youngest actor on "home improvement," taryn noah smith, also married his much older tutor when he was 17 and she was 32. but they divorced six years later. >> most people have many relationships in their teen years and in their early 20s, and then they settle down. so it's very rare for any 18-year-old to stay with their partner. >> reporter: other high-profile teachers charged with sleeping with their students like debra lafave and pamela rogers have since steered clear of the boys they were involved with. experts say however in love these couples think they are, even with legal issues aside these relationships are often doomed from the start. >> with these relationships it's really a mixture of a teen who's experimenting with thei

her back was to us, a said, mom, mary kay said it dad. chris -- said dad put his hands down her pants. to finally turned to me and said, how could you ever think that your father would do something like that? i remember feeling such guilt, like, wow, what an incredibly horrible boulder in to think something about that. i should have known that my mother's reaction was typical of over 80% of families dealing with these issues. since then she has become the biggest supporter. it took me years to get through the process of grieving. how did i turn that into a message of courage and light? one thing never left my mind in the long process of healing. i refuse to have my life be defined by what happened to me. a one of my life to be about how to survive in rose above those events. in other words, each of us can turn a lemon into lemonade. but iran, those actions of those i love it devastated me. i felt incredibly alone. little did i know how many people were having similar experiences to mind. my personal views may be the victim of the disease

anyway -- >> jimmy: that's like driving a mary kay car. [ laughter ] >> yeah. it is. it is.mmy: nice. >> i got pulled over by the cops. i'm in full makeup. full clown getup. i forgot some stuff. i had to speed back to the party. cop pulls me over. i'm not kidding you. right outside of kansas city. rural area. he's walking up to the car with a hand on his gun. like he's lapd or something, pulling over a suspected murderer. he walks up to the window. tells me to roll it down. says the reason you're speeding today, sir? and i look up at him, i'm in full clown get-up. i said, you know, i'm just late. you know, to a party. for a kid i'm going to. okay. and i said, do you think i get dressed up like this to try to outrun you guys? [ laughter ] and i wanted to say so much more. i wanted to say to him, hey, if you point your gun and shoot it, does a big red flag that says bang coming out of it, too? i have one many in my trunk that does that. >> jimmy: you're armed. it's probably best you didn't bring that up. and he did not let fizbo go? >> he wrote me a ticket. >> jimmy: will a pl

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i'm mary bubala. kai is off today. here's what people are talking about. who will be the last republican standing? some super tuesday surprises as the fierce battle rages on for the chance to run against president obama this fall. randall pinkston reports for wjz from washington. >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign insists tuesday's victories mean he will be the last man standing at the end of the republican primary. >> we're doing some counting. counting up the delegates for the republican convention and it looks good. and counting down the days until november and that looks even better. >> romney won the contests, but santorum is tout his strength. he won three states outright and came in second. >> we won all over this country, against the odds when they thought, oh, he's finally finished, we keep coming back. >> reporter: santorum's team says the former senator would be in a much stronger position, with all of the conservative voters behind him, if newt gingrich quit the race. the former speaker says no deal. >> and we are staying in this race because

i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> the stakes are high. and we know that right now, voters in 10 states are casting ballots today to choose the republican candidate for president. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from stubenville, ohio. >> reporter: voters in stubenville, ohio, are casting their ballots for a presidential candidate for the gop. they are holding super tuesday contests. the head-and-head battle between rick santorum and mitt romney, prompted some democrats to weigh in. >> it was not much change, you know. unemployment is terrible. >> reporter: mitt romney will vote in the massachusetts primary later today. this morning, he appeared via satellite at the national conference for apec, a pro- israel lobbying group. >> i'm sorry that my super tuesday traveling schedule prevents me from being with you in person. >> reporter: santorum went to make his speech in person. >> as you know, this is a somewhat important day in my life today. >> reporter: 1400 delegates are u

i'm mary mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> we begin today with that breaking news from pennsylvania, where there's been a shooting at the university of pittsburgh. denise is in the newsroom with more on the still-unfolding story. denise? >> the shooting occurred at the western psychiatric institute and clinic. and at least two people are dead and five are injured. police, responding to a call for a hostage situation, first came upon the shooting. shots were apparently exchanged between the gunman and police, and a police officer was one of the five injured. a s.w.a.t. team is on the scene now. buildings are on lockdown. the school is on spring break. there are reports there may be a second gunman on the loose. now, the clinic describes itself on its website as a top, academy-based -- academic based center. this is part of that care. >> we continue to monitor developments in pittsburgh. we'll bring you any updates as soon as we get them. >>> deaths and destruction. president obama and le

i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> cries for justice. we just heard them. they are sparking a federal investigation into the shooting death of a florida teen by a neighborhood watch volunteer. terrell brown reports for wjz, a grand jury will decide if charges should be filed. >> reporter: florida prosecutors are asking a grand jury to look into the shooting death of 17-year-old trevon martin, a neighborhood watch volunteer shot the black teenager dead. after a confrontation in a gated community in florida. >> it is our hope, belief, and prayer, and whatever word we can come up with, that they will arrest george zimmerman for the murder of trevon martin. >> reporter: 21-year-old swroarnlg zimmerman -- george zimmerman claims it was self- defense. but the attorney for the martin family says the boy did not have a gun. >> he had a bag of skittles, cell phone and soda. where is the harm in that? >> she is traumatized over this. >> reporter: the girl told the family attorney that martin said he was being followed. >> she tells him, oh, babe,

i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> massacre in afghanistan. president obama is promising a full investigation into the murders of 16 afghan citizens, allegedly at the hands of a u.s. soldier. danielle nottingham reports for wjz. the taliban says the u.s. will pay. >> reporter: chanting "death to america," protestors in afghanistan burned an effigy of president obama. they are demanding a public trial for the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 people, including women and children. the soldier, a 38-year-old father of two, is in custody. president obama assured the afghan people there will be justice in this case. >> the killing of innocent civilians and outrageous and it's unacceptable. it is not who we are as a country. and it does not represent our military. >> reporter: the taliban has promised revenge. tuesday, militants opened fire on a government delegation attending a memorial service for the victim. an afghan soldier was killed. >> reporter: the u.s. is pulling 23,000 sol

i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> heartbreaking homecomings. people in the tornado-ravaged midwest, are picking up what is left of their homes. terrell brown reports. many are also counting their blessings. >> the thick brick walls for st. joseph's church. >> history and god's plans have taken care of it all of these years. and i guess it was time for it to go. >> reporter: martha sparse's father and grandfather helped build the church. it's weathered many storms. today, they presented with one of the building's bricks. >> i have a brick from st. joe's church, which i'm going to cherish the rest of my life. >> reporter: and the marble altar, wednesday's tornado left both of them untouched. >> reporter: cold, rocky mountain air, colliding with warm, wet, midwestern weather, spawned at least 27 tornadoes wednesday. >> they stretch from kansas to tennessee and in a period of over 24 hours, killed people and injured hundreds. the largest of ef4 leveled this. it wrecked parts of the

i'm mary bubala. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> new video of the man who shot and killed trayvon martin. it raises new questions about his claims of self-defense. randall pinkston reports for wjz, from sanford, florida. >> this video shows george zimmerman the night he shot trayvon martin. zimmerman's lawyer says his client acted in self-defense because he was attacked by the teenager and had his nose broken. but the martin family says the video shows no evidence of that. >> thank god for surveillance video. because obviously there was a conspiracy to cover up the truth and sweep trescron mart-- trayvon martin's death under the rug. >> reporter: in the police report, officers did right by reporting that he was bloody. afterwards, authorities let him go. that decision continues to stir protests around the country. and the national media are now camped out in sanford, covering the story around the clock. >> reporter: sanford police are warning reporters they could be arrested for stalking if t

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala.talking about. >>> anne arundel county's top cop will not supply with -- comply with the subpoena to testify in the corruption case against executive john leopold. wjz continues to closely investigate this case. mike hellgren is live at the arundel center and has new actions the county council has taken. >> reporter: things are heating up here. the council is going to resubpoena the chief today but felt they didn't give enough notice before their special meeting. they are determined to get him here before the council. >> reporter: the anne arundel county council called a brief emergency meeting after police chief james tier refused to testify before them. members unanimously subpoenaed the chief to do

i'm kai jackson. and i'm mary mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. rain showers soak maryland. heavy downpours soak the area for a time after a very warm morning. wjz found people racing with umbrellas. they're just taking the umbrellas, trying to miss all of the falling water on union avenue. and here's a look at the horizon. it still looks a bit ominous. we're hoping it improves, though. where are the storms now? bob is tracking live doppler radar. bob? >> all of the activity moved through just a short time ago. look at radar. it's south of baltimore and washington now. particularly across northern virginia. eastern shore, light showers. heavier shower around dover. south of the city around annapolis, moved through the area, just to the west of queenstown. one heavier echo. sun is back out. showers south and west of d.c. that's where most of the action is. and that will continue to move down south and southeast of the region. it appears you folks in southern maryland, this batch west of d.c. that is what we expect to see the heavier showers over th

i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala.ere's what people are talking about. >> let's update the break news we first told you about. as anne arundel county executive john leopold is indicted. wjz is live with complete coverage. vic carter spoke moments ago

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> cornered in taluz. right now, police are corralling a suspect who is holding up 17 people. the suspect is telling people he killed for al qaeda. >> reporter: french police are trying to capture a suspected killer. they have been in a tense standoff with mohammed merra, who shot at them this morning. police say a french man drove to his school and killed teacher jonathan sadler, his two young sons and a little girl. hundreds of mourners gathered in -- jerusalem to bury the victims. he vow the -- the french foreign minister vowed he would fight the crime. >>> president nicolas sarkozy said that france must be united. and again, escaped on a motorcycle. france's interior minister says the suspect claims to have connections to al qaeda. he says merra was reportedly seeking payback for the killing of palestinian children in the middle east and the french army's involvement in afghanistan. aftergan authorities say merra was arrested for bomb making i

kai jackson. and i'm jessica kartalija, in for mary. and here's what people are talking about. >> a 40-year-old man is handcuffed, after police say he attacked a teenager at long rich high. mike hellgren has the update to this fight scene seen all over the-- fight seen all over the internet. >> reporter: and kai, we're talking hundreds of thousands of people who have

kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> the shooting rampage left 16 innocent villagers dead, mostly women and children. but leon pineta says the united states will not cut the mission short. rita nissan reports, his visit comes at a tense time. >> reporter: secretary of defense, leon pineta arrived in afghanistan, for what is expected to be a difficult visit. even his landing was tense. the pentagon says an afghan man drove a stolen pickup truck onto the runway and crashed into a ditch. officials say pineta was never in danger. his trip was planned two months ago, but now has new urgency since a u.s. soldier went on a shooting spree sunday. >> as tragic as these events have been, they do not define the relationship between the coalition and afghan forces in the afghan people. >> reporter: a 38-year-old staff sergeant is accused of going house to house, slaughtering 16 villagers, many of them women and children. an afghan official says there is surveillance video of him walking to a

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. we're going to start with breaking news. a serious accident, with a rescue unfolding right now. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene with captain mike perry above it. what happened? >> reporter: it is a horrific scene. happened about an hour ago. we believe the cross street was raven road. apparently two occupants in this overturned vehicle had to be extricated. one of them, we know, was extricated and then going to be transported to a local area hospital. we are told the other occupant died at the scene. this is a three-car crash. as mark pulls out, you can see that there is a sport utility vehicle that this vehicle collided the front end with. and apparently knocked that vehicle off balance, causing it to overturn and slide into the path of this second vehicle, which was also northbound on bel air road. all in all, there may be more persons in this vehicle extricated. as you can see, north and southbound bel air road, are closed, just above sinc

i'm kai jackson. and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >>> his killer is still on the loose. today, a maryland soldier murdered in afghanistan is laid to rest. alex demetrick reports from lutherville, where family and friends, even strangers, gather to remember robert mar chanti. >> major robert marchanti died, a long way from home. and today, the people who made it a home said goodbye. >> reporter: the respect shown major robert marchanti, proceeded him to the trinity assembly of god church. a full-time soldier, marchanti was murdered last month in afghanistan, leaving a wife and four children behind. >> he went there to provide for our family and to serve this country. and he did it until the very end. >> his job was a mentor. he worked alongside of and with the afgaps to help them improve their operations. >> reporter: but it was one of those afghan police officers that gunned down major marchanti. in the wake of the furors, over the inadvertent burning of copies of the koran, there were riots in t

now back to kai and mary. >>> still to come. an historic visit for the ,,,,,, >>> crews off the coast of italy recovered five more bodies from the wrecked contra concordia. the costa concordia sank after hitting a reef in january. two people are still missing tonight, they are presumed dead. >>> syrian president assad continued his crack down on an anti government protesters. homs was hit hard by heavy shelling again today. the violence comes as members of the u.n. and the arab league prepared to meet to put measure on assad. >>> pope benedict xvi continued his visit with a trip to cuba. >> reporter: the preparations began months ago to build a temporary altar in the city's main square where the hope will hold an open air mass. tuesday morning he will visit a shrine to the island's patron saint the virgin of chariot. organizers are expecting tens of thousands to attend including faithful from the united states. pope benedict tripped to the communist country is drawing comparesons to pope john paul's visit. the pope arrived from

i'm kai jackson. mary is off. here's what people are talking about. today. the odds are astronomical. and today, the mega millions jackpot grows larger. it is now at $640 million. gigi barnett has more on the dreamers, lining up to buy a winning ticket. >> reporter: well, kai, i think i might be a dreamer, too. here's my ticket. i could be a winner. if not, i'll probably be back at this soda pop shop in catonsville, buying a ticket again. one, two, three, four, five, six lines of folks, ready to cash in. >> reporter: it's the biggest jackpot on earth ever. $640 million. for some mega millions players, their dreams are now as big as the prize. >> first thing you do is what? >> i would donate some money to the cancer society. because i need a tax writeoff. >> help my family out. >> a huge house for my family so i could move away. >> so you would not be in maryland anymore? >> i would be in maryland. but i would be hiding. >> reporter: if she wins the record-breaking jackpot, she could buy 100,000 houses. >> i think anyone who is remotely inclined to play the l

now, back to kai and mary. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 6:00. play about proposition 8. >>> soma-list actors take the stage. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,, [ click ] it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's chevy truck month! definitely that one, boss. solid. let's try the other one again. ♪ chevy truck month ♪ no. it's truck month! ♪ truck month ♪ no. truck month! no. it's chevy truck month. yeah. >>> big stars put on a real- life drama about same-sex marriage. john black stone puts on a story about why they came out, so to speak, for this event. >> reporter: for one night only, many of hollywood's biggest names were together. but the issue that united them, remains divisive in much of the country, same-sex marriage. >> tell me how it would harm opposite sex marriages. >> all right. i don't know. >> reporter: this was not a work of fiction. but the words actually heard in court in the case challenging proposition 8. california's ban on same-sex marriage. >> this state has rewritten its constitution

. >> i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here is what people are talking about.he bomb shell indictment against the county executive continues to make waves one week after it broke. police and firefighter unions have voted no confidence in their leaders. wjz is live with insight in to the investigation. mike hellgren has the county executive's response to the union. >> mr. leopold has been adamant there is no leadership. he praised the fire and police chiefs but union leaders are at their breaking points. firefighters and police unions in arundel voted they have no confidence in their

around the country for the teenager killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. >>> hi i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm maryt people are talking about. >> from florida to baltimore thousands are speaking out about the death of trayvon martin exactly one month after he was killed. wjz has complete coverage. we begin with mike hellgren live in downtown baltimore as the march for trayvon martin is starting right now, good evening mike. >> reporter: good evening, the crowd here continues to grow from a trickle of people a half hour ago the to what i'm now calling hundreds of people on

kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala.e talking about. >> the scandal shaking the top of anne arundel county government. shakes files of county executive john leopold. wjz is live. mike hellgren has more on the outrage over what some are calling illegal spying. mike? >> and kai, it's not only his political rivals, but his family members. we're talking about very personal information. that some came from statewide criminal databases. >> reporter: anne arundel county executive john leopold is accused of using his police security detail as his own private investigators on political opponents, collecting thick files on the county dime. >> what bothered me was when he went after my son and members of my familiful. >> reporter: carl snowden says it further erodes trust in leopold, following the county indictment that he misusing power. >> i think citizens of anne arundel county are going to be demanding to know, how extensive was this particular surveillance camera campaign? >> it's beyond appalling. and it's a complete perversi

kai jackson. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. mary is off tonight. and here's what people are talking about. >> hollywood star george clooney spends time behind bars. police arrest him in washington, d.c., during a protest against brutality in sudan. danielle nottingham joins us with the latest. >> reporter: agents cuffed george clooney and hauled him away in a secret service van, during a protest at the embassy of sudan. he, along with his father nick clooney and other activists, crossed a picket line. >> just a warning, you will be arrested. >> reporter: it was an act of civil disobedience, sending a message to the sudanese government. >> we need humanitarian aid to be allowed into sudan before it becomes a crisis in the world. the second thing we need is for the government in cartume to stop randomly killing its own innocent men, women and children. >> reporter: demonstrators blocked the entrance to the united sudanese embassy to symbolize the blockage of food and aid. >> sudan's darfur region. he escaped two years ago. [ inaudible ] make the inte

kai reed. first we would like to look outside with ava marie. what's going on?-- outside is a cooler version of what was going on yesterday. >> a lot of fog out there. 50 degrees the current temperature. >> a little drizzle reported at the airport. cloudy skies through most of the day. 60 degrees with the high temperature. we do have 70's in the seven-day forecast. stay tuned for details. >> our big story this morning comes out of dundalk. nine people are looking for a place to live after a fire took their home. >> and firefighters had to work to save one of their own. >> instead of enjoying their saturday morning in the comfort of their dundalk home, residents of this multieye unit building were -- multi-unit building were forced to evacuate. >> i was watching tv, and smoke started rolling into the house by the back door. >> i ran and got whoever out i could and i was knocking on doors. a couple minutes later, the fire trucks were here. >> firefighters rushed to this home saturday morning. upon arrival, residents told fire crews there may be others trapped insi