randy surely, where are you at? lead them out. -- randy shirley. asked me why we honor our veterans. one of the dumbest question is i have ever heard. i was offended when i heard it. i'm still offended. you wonder why native people honor our veterans. because my elders said so. before r.e.m. men, our young women

randy surely, where are you at? lead them out. -- randy shirley. asked me why we honor our veterans. one of the dumbest question is i have ever heard. i was offended when i heard it. i'm still offended. you wonder why native people honor our veterans. because my elders said so. before r.e.m. men, our young women go off to serve in the military, back home, we have ceremony to protect them, to make share -- make sure that they return home safe to their family, to be a round their friends

tonight, from "american idol," judge randy jackson is here. from "winter's bone," golden globe nominee jennifer lawrence is here. and comedian andrew norelli. this will be a night of many gasps. "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- "american idol's" randy jackson. from "winter's bone", jennifer lawrence. and comedian andrew norelli. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, for your viewing pleasure, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you very much. thank you for watching. thank you for showing your faces. i didn't think you had the guts, but you did. i was wrong. hey, quite a bomb shell we got hit with this morning. regis philbin announced that as of this summer, he will no longer be apart of "live with regis and kelly." he's going to leave the show and i guess they'll have to find someone else named regis to fill in for him. he's 79 years old. which is easy to forget, because he ha

randy surely, where are you at? lead them out. -- randy shirley.eone asked me why we honor our veterans. one of the dumbest question is i have ever heard. i was offended when i heard it. i'm still offended. you wonder why native people honor our veterans. because my elders said so. before r.e.m. men, our young women go off to serve in the military, back home, we have ceremony to protect them, to make share -- make sure that they return home safe to their family, to be a round their friends, to be able to sing and dance when they come back. we did the same period this arena represents a place of healing. they leave with their culture, their traditions, their language. they learn about these things. they meet new people. it expands their horizons. it also gives them the opportunity to pursue higher education, go out and find a job with veterans preference. so why do we honor our veterans? because we are told to. that is the way it was done before my great, great grandfather, my great grandfather, my grandfather, my dad, and now me. if you still do no

one good thing is randy's cut way back on the dogs.andy jackson and michael vick have both cut way back on the dogs. and i hope it -- i hope it works out for him because dog was his catch phrase. gary coleman stopped saying "what you talking bout willis," that was the end of it for him. with the dog thing, it seems like they've sent 35,000 contestants to hollywood in two nights. instead of dog, the word randy says most now is yes. >> what do you think? >> i'm going to say yes. i'm going to say yes. i'm going to say yes. i'm going to say yes. yes, as well. welcome to hollywood. i'm going to say yes. welcome to hollywood. yes. yes. yes. no. >> jimmy: one no. one of the things i don't understand about this show is the parents. every time there's a terrible singer who gets rejected, their parents are waiting by the door to console them and they seem surprised. have they ever heard their children sing? some of these kids -- they're not even close to maybe. they're terrible singers. just once this is what i'd like to see happen. ♪ oh danny b

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i'm sorry, randy. >> there's our curve.nd stronger than steel but not stronger than the natural silk. >> reporter: how does a spider's real silk? >> probably about ten times higher. it would go up much higher. they still figured it out first. we're still learning from the spiders. >> reporter: they own the patent. >> exactly. >> reporter: some day soon goat silk could be used for bullet proof vests that weigh half as much as kevlar and a parachute cable and artificial ligaments and tendons for wounded soldiers. >> we're really interested in being able to regenerate bones. no wonder the military is funding his work. goat generated spider silk isn't quite ready for mass production. you're special. you've been genetically modified but randy lewis and his goats won't quit until they get there. >> hopefully we come to the one that says we're stronger than any material that man has ever made. then we'll go out and have a heck of a party. >> osgood: ahead, haiti one year later. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: the headlines of this past we

. >> jimmy: you're a friend of randy jackson? >> yeah. dinner. >> jimmy: that seems strange. >> i want to be a judge on the show. >> jimmy: you'd be a great judge. would you be -- >> you think so? >> jimmy: would you be tough on them? >> i couldn't be tough on them. i see j.lo can't be tough on them. she's finding it difficult to say no. that means she has a lot of compassion. simon cowell was pretty tough. >> jimmy: just what we need to see, compassion on television. we have oprah for compassion. we need simon back is what we really mean. does randy jackson call you dog -- >> yeah, he does. yeah. he's great. >> jimmy: i would never call you dog. it's unacceptable. >>> just hit him. he's looking in great shape, randy is. >> jimmy: well, yeah. >> he goes to my gym. >> jimmy: does he really? >> no, no. >> jimmy: he was here last week and -- >> he's a great friend of the show? >> jimmy: well, the show doesn't really have any friends of the show. we like him a lot and he's buddies with guys in the band here. he's a good guy. i just can't imag

now, thanks to randy, these goats have just a little bit of spider in them. ... these goats have just a little bit of spider in them. the transjenic, that's the word for whater? >> right, they have another gene in their chromosomes. >> reporter: genes are sections of d.n.a. that contain the encoded instructions for making protein. scientists identify the two genes in spider d.n.a. that make silk. they copied one of the jens and spliced it into the d.n.a. of goats so that they would make spider silk protein in their milk. >> brown: spoiler alert: the scientists eventually turned the protein into strands of silk that are stronger than steel. you can see it all happen on nova's program "making stuff stronger" tonight on most pbs stations. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: president obama and chinese president hu jintao talked of cooperation and competition, as they met at the white house. hu acknowledged a lot still needs to be done to improve human rights in china. and the u.s. house voted 245 to 189 to repeal the health care reform law. the bill

their son did this, not amy and randy. and people need to understand that. >> reporter: but many wonder how loughner's parents could not have questions which looks like a shrine in the backyard with a candles and replica skull. they wonder why they didn't see and hear what the classmates and teachers at pima community college heard from him in outbursts. tirades and some found terrifying and not just now and then, says his former classmate. >> this kid was so off the wall -- >> reporter: every day? >> every day. so for, i don't know, for people not to notice, i find that hard to believe. >> reporter: but it seems loughner's parents lost touch with him. george, the father of one of his best friends, said loughner's parents showed up unannounced one day looking for jared. >> my son told me he was gone for an entire week. >> and the parents didn't know where he was. >> did they know his other influences? allegedly smoking pot and the over-the-counter hallucinogen like salvia and he likes documentaries that were scarey about g

. >> randy loughner was also seen getting into his car and then driving away.he loughners had not made any statements since calling the shootings, quote, heinous. >> and there's new information about the surveillance tapes that are said to clearly show the shootings. >> for details, now, we're joined by emily schmidt in washington. >> reporter: vinita and rob, good morning to you. the shootings happened just outside of the supermarket. right out in the open. that public location put more people at risk. but it's also yielding investigators important, new clues. the 911 calls placed seconds after the tucson shooting showed the chaos of the moment. >> a guy had a semiautomatic pistol. he went in. he just started firing. and then, he ran. >> reporter: now, investigators are reviewing video, not yet released to the public, that shows what led up to that moment. it's clear that surveillance store video from the safeway, where just outside, congresswoman gabrielle giffords was meeting with constituents. >> it happened at a congressman on your corner. my wife, giving

randy. >> thank you, judith. i want to thank everybody who is here today to project -- to volunteer for project homeless connect. kaiser permanente has been how to sponsor for the last three years. we have 50 physicians and staff here, and this is just an amazing activity. if you look around you, you will see all walks of life in this room. you will probably see some people who are older than you and who are younger than you. you will see different cultures, different sexual orientations, people of all walks of life who are all here today working together. it is just an amazing reminder of what we can do when we fall together as a community to address the need to make a difference, to solve a problem. it does not matter who we are because the one thing we all share in common today, whatever our belief system is, the believe that we together can make a difference and that we can change the world by working together and -- in really big ways, and that is what we are here to do today. i think this is a great example

randy shaw. i assume you got my letter to oppose this application. you can get beer and wine right next door on the same block. this doesn't serve any need that is unmet in the neighborhood. and what's interesting is how as fond a fellow as prior market may be, there are certain facts that when he ran the grand liquor, he wrecked the 100 block south side of turk street with 20 to 50 people every day and from the moment that site was closed, that is one of the best blocks in the tenderloin. that is a fact. you go to that south side of the 100 block of turk since the liquor store closed and you will see nobody hanging out. go to the tiptop market as i do regularly and there is always a crowd in front. so that's a reality. that is the facts. people say we can't have more vacant store fronts. we don't need those kind of businesses. there are not as many vacant store fronts as the dollhouse is in negotiation to open as a theater. and if he needs to sell liquor, go to a neighborhood where we don't have the statistics that mr. crawford stated with 13 liquor

randy nelson, the ex- wife of tom cable. the allegations of cable. pretty much, remain friends on the hole before days. a loss of focus as far as winning the games. all of this note to it for al davis to say, you know what? and that is enough. >> it got to a point where allen entireties were spending all of their time on these allegations oagain says. our attorneys, pass them to resolve all cases against as. the raiders. until you do that, when it went to take money ended your check because we do not know what the file will be against the raiders in the lawsuit. >> in the end al davis blocked them $20,000 he is ready is some of the back. it was settled and some of that hundred and 20,000 went to it the randy nelson case. more coming up in sports. back to the studio. >> i live look into the rift came. the news as six is next. withi now at 6:00 p.m.. >> tax payers warned that they may find themselves of footing the bill for some and plays it sex changes. >> said chris stepped up security. >> day set know where your exit's are. >> the majority of the ki

. >> during it lot near carefully prepared for his attack, randy drake traces of her steps leading up to the shooting. >> of the night before the shooting at 11:35 p.m. on friday, investigators tracking has last steps, said he dropped off their role of 35 mm film to be developed at walgreen's. less than an hour later, block their checks and to this motel 6, he shows idea days by credit card. activity on his electronic root key shows he went in and out of the room several times during the night. to 7:00 p.m. " there returns to walgreen's to pick up his developed the lotus. to 30 4:00 a.m., he made a purchase of the chevron convenience store, the security camera captures him on video before he leaves, uses the big boat. less than two hours later at 4:12 a.m. lot near posted a message on is my age. it reads good by friends, and contains the photo developed earlier at walgreen's. 6:20 a.m. lot mayor makes a purchase at wal-mart, at 6:21 a.m. he is that's our ok to buy something else. it is not just about three hours before the shooting. seven 04 a.m. laudanum makes his first attempt to bu

bab a second year eis officer randy was called in and found they were awful term pregnancies and appeared by different doctors he was looking for something unusual. h maybe one doctor the maternal vaginal canal were cleaned with iodine delivery before and were all suction to a e same eye ointment and vitamin injections. finally he found a possible cause since july 1966 surfaces and then there's three were cleaned with a disinfectant with fourth enol derivatives including shown to have newborns go into convulsions and a nursery was closed again and soak down and new lyndon's werelo purchased in the disinfectant discontinued. case closed. two months later august 29eat another baby at the st. louis hospital began to sweat profusely and the hospital immediately called of the cdc. randy had graduated from the eis so officer robert armstrong prepared to investigate using brandy's nosed used -- notice a chemical analysis found traces of the finale hydrocarbon after a quick search he discovered that $0.10 chlorophenol used primarily as a wood preservative had caused exactly the same symptoms with

you know, just to reiterate what randy said. this transition, as we discussed in some detail yesterday transfers are always a little shaky. but it went flawlessly. the aircraft landing got her loaded up, landed here in houston, helicoptered in and did great. we were very concerned about that actually and we're very happy it went as well as it did. a real testament from the team in tucson, the life light flew that accompanied her. we've had a good handoff from doctors and nurses and randy and tracy and the we've had a good exam. she's doing great. she's really done very well with this transfer. i think that's one of the main things. that transfer across country has been great. she's going to start her rehab at 4:30 this afternoon. physical therapist and rehab specialist will come into the i.c.u. at 4:30 and start her rehab that is one of the main goals everybody has. i guess again, i am impressed having come out of the military and see a lot of movements of patients around the world. we have experts in brain surgery. a nuro traum

randy winns his 200th game. 67-56. they are 22 ranked. 5-0 in the west coast conference.he a's, billy signs brian few wentae. $10.5million. led the american league in saves. josh willingham, david dejesus. this has been a good off season for the a's. they have something left. this fellow has something left. he is coming back to the giants. $1.3million contract. surprising record. 7-2. e.r.a under two. it's debatable how many want to go to the pro bowl. indeed, zach miller will receive the opportunity. he will replace san diego's antonio gates on the roster. looks like he, shane lechler will be there if they decide to go. richard sea more already backed out. rob ryan, used to be defensive coordinator for the raiders, couple years in cleveland, he is now the defensive boss in dallas. his brother, rex ryan the hottest flavor in football, head coach of the jets so rob ryan will do his thing. 200 dollars a seat if you want to sit outside the stadium and watch it on television. jerry jones is trying to get 100,000 people there on february 6. the last time they drew 100,000, was

. >> the lawsuit davis refers to started about a year and a half ago when randy hanson claims cable punched him in an argument. the others are more commanding, regarding spousal abuse with his first two wives and another woman. the raiders say they also have been made in some of the complaints which involved legal fees and that is why he was docked and fired, partially because of all those lawsuits. ironically today is the seattle seahawks who announced tom cable is there assistant head coach and offensive lineman. we will hear a press conference from them tomorrow likely. >>> it is not for another two years but preparations are racing ahead in san francisco for the america's cup in 2013. they have released a list of any businesses that will have to leave their spaces on the wharf. some will have to be out by the end of this year and others by the end of 2012. the report says it hopes those being evicted will be able to relocate. >>> the family of a businessman is now offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the recovery of the stolen a urn with his remains. it was stolen at

this is randy. he cleans the street 7 -- six days a week. he is part of a program. we had hired two cleaning companies to work with us. i started working with salvation army and other organizations to ask if we could use their workers. we found the jericho project, which takes first-time drug offenders, and puts them through a project and work for private companies. they have been great. the first love letter we got on cleaning after five years. do you get many love letters? it will be in the noe valley voiced this month. with all those dogs thi, you can imagine what kind of mess he has. supervisor maxwell: and he is with? >> khadr project. first-time drug offenders. -- the and jericho project. -- the jericho project. the second thing we did was plant trees. we worked with friends of the urban forest. we planted 143 trees in the first year. made a huge difference in terms of the streetscape. the thing that people must remember us for, we were the first cbd in the city to do flower baskets. the city did not quite know how to permit us to do this, but it came through

randy with him, and john hanley from local 798. the firefighters, and dr. richard kenyon, who added one of our most important prongs' -- nutrition -- to the 10-year plan. that was truly innovative. [applause] so it is my great pleasure that so many members of the original 10-year plan are here. and of course, the federal homeless czar under george bush, who has now gotten project homeless connect in over 50 states, and i think it is over 230 cities in the united states along with the 10-year plan, was also a member of that original committee. we are here today -- and judith is going to help me -- this is one of the most incredible human beings, and she has been in charge for six years doing one hell of a job taking care of the four -- the poor. >> thank you. today, we are going to begin with a beginning and vacation. can i get an acknowledgment for the jewish relations community council and the consortium of jewish community groups that are here today? if you could please stand, let's give you a round of applause. >> good morning. are you all very comfortab

randy ben net and saint mary's traveling to leigh glaser country to visit vanderbilt. on the alley-oop, game tied at 6:00. off the miss, acrobatic finish. gaels go up 16-11. that would be short-lived. vandy is up eight. and thin tinsley, high off the gloss and then down. santa marys' winning streak is over. >> gonzaga hosting portland. great look inside. convertsconvert two of his 22. time winding down, foster, the triple. got it. santa clara up 34-25 at the break. foster hat 36 points thursday, another big game today. santa clara improves to 3-2 with a victory. >> for the women, jeanette poland had a career high 12 assists. the fourth ranked stanford handles ucla, and cal, only their second loss at home. >> a little baseball. spring training a few weeksway. the world champion giants have signed their star. they agreed to a one year, $.2 million deal. torres had 16 homeruns, 63 rbi in his first full season in the majors help spent 12 years in the minors. >>> the first saturday of the australian open had rafa nadal on the hard courts. we'll call it the rafa slam. facing

ktvu's randy shandobil sets the scene and tells us how it all worked out. >> reporter: the giants were why didn't this team get to the world every year? the most commonly heard theory is that the team had the power, but not the pitching, but with gaylord perry and a city young winner by the name of mike mccormick, giant pitchers of the era dispute that. >> i just remember that we lost a lot of games, 3, it low- scoring shutout game and when it get time that we called "crunch time" where you have to come to the top, we didn't get our act together and i did take offense to it. i thought our pitching was good. ♪ when the giants come to town, it's bye-bye baby ♪ every time the sticks are down, it's bye-bye bye, baby ♪ [ applause ] >> reporter: mays, mccoffee and mike mccormick, gaylord perry and more, it was a pennant race of dreams with the rivals, the hated dodgers. >> they beat us 1-0 because of koufax. >> reporter: that team of koufax and drysdale was three games ahead, although everyone thought the giant were a better team. >> we thought that the giants were loaded with talent. >> rep

i did randy and brother wind which was one of jerry [inaudible] honor books. i have done my dearest apron. the latest one is [inaudible] the women of [inaudible] bend. these are about the women that made those wonderful quilts all over the world. alabama, the poorest county in the depression. the women made these quilts because they needed to keep her children warm and would stack them to make a mattress. they covered the tables with them, they used them for their children to crawl on when they would go outside and have picnics. they used the quilts for everything, small ones and large ones. now today, those quilts are going for 25,000 and more. it was my pleasure to go to g's bend and had the opportunity to quilt with them. my next picture book, i will share this with you and it is called never gotten. i would like to share it because this is something that had been in the process for about 20 years. i have been asking every west african that i have met, did you miss us? what i meant by that was are there stories in your culture that talk about the ones who w

>> they took a bona fide first-ballot hall of famer randy moss and kicked him to the curb and allave sudden they became better. from a quarterback's perspective-- when they first played the jets in week two and threw two interception, the reason he threw two interception because he was forcing the ball to randy moss. when you have a presence like that in the huddle, the quarterback is aware he's not getting the ball because he's not happy because that's the personality he is. now they remove him from the equation and they have wes welker, julian edelman, and they're all happy. they're all teammates. they all work together and nobody is complaining for the football. so i think tom brady is relishing that, and i think he's playing exceptionally well in that kind of environment. >> charlie, look and see what happened in dallas when tony romo was able to get rid of terrell owens. he became a much better quarterback. boomer will tell you, when a quarterback isn't thinking-- i have to make sure i'm looking at is this guy who is going to make problems for me if i don't look at him-- if you

"idol" hopefuls will perform in front of jennifer lopez, steven tyler, randy jackson.hey will be there with ryan seacrest. it kicks off at 8:00 p.m. tonight on chan 28. >>> bay area ties for first when it comes to laser attacks on airline pilots. looking at mineta airport, tonight at 5:00, what's being done to attack laser attackers? that's coming up on the news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.