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>> jimmy: reggie watts! reggie watts, check out his youtube channel to see more of his work, including "the social music experiment." i want to thank mark ruffalo, raymond gao and kevin bowerman. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. thanks for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. >>> tonight on "nightline." moment of crisis. two suspected terrorists taken down by london police. minutes after committing a brutal and very public murder. we ree've got the chilling vide. also tonight, new details coming out about these men, their victims and the one witness who became a hero. just in time for the holiday weekend, meet the buddies who say they could save you hundreds of dollars a year. all through smart use of your smart phone. but does their system really work? and secret cinema. tonight, the movie craze that makes you the star. . >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, we're getting our first look at the moment when police in london arrived to confront the two terror suspects who had alle

s-stand right there by reggie. y'all look like the number 10.ht to you by the letter "l," for "loser." >> both: mr. brown... >> why you always picking on reggie? >> cora, look at him. have you looked at this boy?!

for more information how to book reggie for private events go to i am reggie brown. >> the real president his administration always quick to dismiss any criticism from this network. but the heat has been coming in from all sides. even bun of the president's biggest fans in the immediate. chris matthews is questioning his leadership. >> what part of the presidency does obama like? he doesn't like dealing with politicians. that means his own cabinet and members of his party. he doesn't like the press. he likes the right to speech. what part does he like? going on the road and campaigning and visiting businesses like he does every couple of days some where in ohio? what part does he like? because he doesn't leak lobbying for the bills he cares about. he doesn't like selling it to the press. does he like actually giving somebody the power? he doesn't seem to like to be an executive. >> mike: wow! it reminds me of the great blues song by b.b. king the thrill is gone. joining us is editor of above the law .com elle nissel and tara sethmyier. great to have both of you here. the person in charge

. >> tonight we have music from reggie watts the, the national scrabble champs are are here, and mark is here. his name rhymes with çhlpñbuffa >> it does..(@= >>> excessive gas making his major -- kevin gaus making his major league debut. he ended uí8jhgoingm()jjájjták a grand slam in the 6th and four more runs in the 8th. ñ 12-6. >> [déÑit's his first game, giv him time, he'll get there. >>> quick check of the radar, we're going to get it back weather wise for the weekend. tonight, still heavy downpours, lake shore, this whole line continuing to take its time. heavy rain overnight. a few showers tomorrow, a cooler windier day in the mid- 60s. the sunshine comes back for the weekend. we're going to jamie's house. >> the 4th of july. >> okay. not this hour. >>> friday morning on good morning maryland, high schoolers promise that two former students will never be forgotten. >>> and if you have plans for memorial day weekend, you may be wondering how ocean city pier is going to be, find out what the mayor has to say. >>> we'll start at 4:30 in the morning. we hope to see you. ♪ what make

for more information how to book reggie for private events go to i am reggie brown. >> the real presidenttration always quick to dismiss any criticism from this network. but the heat has been coming in from all sides. even bun of the president's biggest fans in the immediate. chris matthews is questioning his leadership. >> what part of the presidency does obama like? he doesn't like dealing with politicians. that means his own cabinet and members of his party. he doesn't like the press. he likes the right to speech. what part does he like? going on the road and campaigning and visiting businesses like he does every couple of days some where in ohio? what part does he like? because he doesn't leak lobbying for the bills he cares about. he doesn't like selling it to the press. does he like actually giving somebody the power? he doesn't seem to like to be an executive. >> mike: wow! it reminds me of the great blues song by b.b. king the thrill is gone. joining us is editor of above the law .com elle nissel and tara sethmyier. great to have both of you here. the person in charge of the irs d

if you would like information how to book reggie for private events go to i am reggie brown.com.e real president and his administration are always quick to dismiss any criticism that comes from this network. as we showed you at the top of the show, the heat has been coming in from all sides even one of the president's biggest fans in the media chris matthews is questioning his leadership. >>> what part of the president ee does obama like. he doesn't like dealing with members of the congress his own cabinet. he doesn't particularly like the press. what part of it does he like? he likes to rewrite what fab and the others wrote on the first draft. what part does he like? he likes going on the road to visit businesses. what part does he like? he doesn't like lobbying for the bills he cares about, doesn't like eling fselling to the pres people do getting stories out there. does he like giving orders? he doesn't seem to like to be an executive. >> wow. >> it remind me about the great blues song by bibi kings the thrill is gone. above the law.com ellie missile and tara seth meyer. great

reggie jackson, no relation to the great baseball star. and until he hit one with 14 seconds left.ithin two. six seconds left, durant rises. that's it. looking to tie. memphis has a --le 8-84. they win the series in five games. w awaits golden state and san antonio survivor. dwayne wade all over the place. feeling good in a closed out game against chicago. to their credit led most of the game. james is over 23 points, 7 rebounds. out of there in five games. chicago 94, 91. >>> game six 7:30. warriors are 1 and 1 half point underdog. >> good sacramento news. >>> nba board of governors voted to rejeherelocation of the sacramento kings to seattle. >> you will see a situation where sacramento will be changed forever for the good because of what transpired in the last couple of days. >> cefng johnson pulled it off. all indication, the maloofs will move to sacramento. ever tell you, father gave them 650 million. every time i see them, over the maloofs. that's a picture with the hope, drawing will be the sacramento arena. as it stands right now, the maloofing will have to work a contract

>> there are two of you. >> yes. >> one in gray is reggie. wearing blue is ron. >> kids say i just saw you around the corner. how do you move so fast? >> the 36-year-old twins have been co-principals since last sex students and parents say they've brought a lot of change to the school. >> student engagement and building relationships as if they were your own child. >> these other twins say they make each student feel important. >> they know everybody's name just from the start z they usually are friendly with eefsh when there is a conflict that is when they team up to find a sensible resolution. they know they're the role model kids need. >> our parents, our mom, all adults who paved the way for us. >> they also know how to make students listen. >> you know you're supposed to be in class. >> the twins have education in their blood. their grandmother was a principal here, their mother went to school here and was a teacher in oakland. >> she went to claremont? >> and like most twins they do disagree at times. >> we'll have a dispute or a disagr

and the very funny reggie watts will be here too. guest grow up on television which sounds very creepy, i know and, make no mistake, it was. she has a show called "mistresses" premiering monday june 3rd here on abc, please welcome alyssa milano. >> jimmy: how are you? last time you were here, you had a baby. >> i had a baby. he's 20 months now. >> jimmy: congratulations. you brought him to an l.a. kings game. how old was he when you brought him to this game? >> marc: 10 weeks? too soon? >> jimmy: did he enjoy it? is he's wearing his dr. dre headphones i see. what kind of music he likes. >> those are little protection earpho earphones. because he was a tiny little thing. >> jimmy: are you bringing him to any of the playoff games? >> probably not. we only take him to afternoon games. that's where we draw the line. >> jimmy: you were at the billboard music awards in vegas? >> i was. i had a great time. >> jimmy: were you there to see anyone. >> i actually presented. i presented, but i was very excited to see prince because -- yes, right

>> there are two of you. >> yes. >> one in gray is reggie.earing blue is rn. >> kids say i just saw you around the corner. how do you move so fast? >> the 36-year-old twins ha been co-principals since last x students and parents say they've brght a lot of change to the school. >> student engagement and building relationships as if th were your own child. >> these othertwins say they make each student feel important. >> they know everybody's name just from the start z they ually are friendly with eefsh when there is a conflict that is when they team up to find a sensible resolution. they know they're the role model kids need. >> ourarents, our mom, all adults who paved the way for us. >> they also know how to make students listen. >> you know you're supposed be in class. >> the twins have education in their blood. their grandmother was a principal here, their mother went to school here and was a teacher oakland. >> she went to claremont? and like most twins they do disagree at times. >> we'll have a dispute or a disaeement and then back to bei

>>reporter: one in gray is reggie and wearing blue is ron. >> i saw you round the corner.do you mav so fast. >>reporter: 36-year-old twins have been co-principal at clairemont middle school in oakland since last september. tl students and parents say they have brought a lot of change to the school. >> student engagement in building relationships. fast they were their own child. >>reporter: these other twins say the richardson make each student feel important. >> they know everybody name from the start and just really friendly with everybody. >> when there is a conflict on the play ground that's when they team up to find the sensible rest logs. they know they are the kind of role model kids in under served community are in need. >> we are with our prnts and mom and adult who pave the way for us and create the path way. >> they also know how to make students listen. >> talk to you later son. you know you are to be in class. >>reporter: the twins ved indication in their blood. and the grandmother was a principal here. >>reporter: and their mother went to ask here and was a te

and music from reggie watts. this is the cd, "true believers" is out now. can see the full performance on jimmykimmellive.com. once again, darius rucker, good night. ♪ ♪ spring break tan skin girl i can't remember when i fell so fast ♪ ♪ knowing it could never last i got lost in the rhythm of the waves of the ocean ♪ ♪ lost in the sunset too i got lost in your eyes and the time don't you know it ♪ ♪ baby i got lost in you five days four nights and a smile i'll remember for the rest of my life ♪ ♪ how sweet was your kiss i still taste it on my lips >> too night on "nightline," jodi speaks about the day that she killed her ex-boyfriend. >> why don't i kill myself, is that what you're asking? >> incredible video from one of the schools decimateded by the ok o.k. twister, as we learn about the young lives lost too soon. terror in london a vicious act of terrorism in broad daylight. london is on alert. does this signal terror's new frontier? >> jimmy: good evening. thanks for joining us. does jodi arias deserve to die for the way she killed her ex-boyfriend? the

tonight, mark ruffalo -- national school scrabble champions -- and music from reggie watts --

to the gardens, the pacers are celebrating the 18th anniversary, sorry, in expand of reggie miller's 8 points in 9 seconds. some of that magic was still in the building last night. this could be the radio guy. so this is the play of the year for the n nicks. into is athleticism. carmello anthony led the nicks. they actually crushed the pacers 105-79, evening up that series. >>> now to baseball, a really scary moment in the toronto-tampa bay game last night. >> it's hit down low. hits the plate to 1st. he is down on the mound. two runs have scored. jennings goes to 3rd. >> a brutal comeback a. toronto pitcher j.a.happ hit in the head with a line drive off the bat of desmond jennings. unfortunately, we can tell you he was awake and alert and taken off the field in a stretcher to the hospital. we hope he is okay. a lot of twitter support out there for mr. happ. >>> talk about a lot of perfect, he struck out 12. had no walks, allowed only one hit through nine innings of work, but he didn't get the when because the mets couldn't score a single run. once he left, though, the offense just b

tonight, mark ruffalo -- national school scrabble champions -- and music from reggie watts -- with cletod the cletones. and now, furthermore, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very nice. hi there. i'm jimmy kimmel, the host of the show. thank you for watching. and thank you for showing up. they say that's half the battle.

. >> look, cora -- what i think you need to do is make sure that you get reggie to take you to and fromr at work, okay? >> oh, please! there ain't gonna be no to and fro. he's so fat, by the time "to" get to "fro," he gonna need some oxygen. >> i just can't go out there by myself. i can't go by myself. >> you know what, cora? you're right. i got to know what i need to do. 555-555-5559. madea? yeah. it's me. yeah, put your throwdown wig on. somebody done jacked our baby. that's right, madea. light up a cigarette. ride or die, fool. ride or die! >> watch out. watch out. watch out. watch out. >> are you okay? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm fine. i'm fine. >> at least he stopped crying. >> hey, i wasn't crying. i had something in my eye. >> yeah -- her jump shot. >> what a game. i mean, i can't believe you let a girl cross you over like that. >> hey, hey, hey. that wasn't a girl. that was a fembot. >> yeah. well, you got posterized. ah! >> [ imitates camera shutter clicking ] face it, will -- your basketball days are over. >> i blocked that one guy's shot. >> you fell on him! >> that

reggie in chicago. hey, reggie. >> caller: hi. listen, i'm in agreement with you on this one.t of told kaitlin to back off, so forth and so on, it seems to me the first thing the parents did was to run and go to the law. i think the first thing that should have been done was to go talk to kaitlin's mother and try to get a resolution there. it's kind of sane ta moanous to state's the law, i agree it, but to brand the poor child as a sex offender for the rest of her life -- >> stephanie: that's what her parents are saying, and conversations with different people over the weekend about this. one woman said literally i had been raped and the guy -- they never caught him, and he has done it to other people. and you are exactly right -- to say that this woman should go to prison, they are saying it could be up to 15 years and felony sex offender status is ridiculous. >> caller: yeah. if we were to go after every single young man in this country whoever had what could be perceived as an inappropriate sexual relationship as a high school student, our court system would be inundated. >

and reggie was mr. october.'t think that she's necessarily swinging for the fence, i think they're increasing visitors, and then find a way to monetize it and yahoo! is worldclass just like google where she came from. and the deal that it's rumored that they're going to buy hulu to me is a complete game changer. it's how you're going to get content in the future and yahoo! is building up that entire television network. to me, this is simply a way to use the cash better. remember, yahoo! almost got bought for 30-something dollars a few years ago and they made a horrible mistake not selling the company. most of these dinosaurs, like yahoo! once they go to the tar pit, look at dell computer, a big fan of michael dell, but once they start going to the tar pit, they never find a way to turn around. and marissa mayer has come in and i believe she's found a way to rejuvenate this company and use this incredible cash hoard for something good. charles: definitely got to give her an a-for effort and i don't think it's a p

[laughter] >> my name is reggie calvin i'mm the newest member. >> i'm bernie an original member. >> welcomes was the soundtrack of formative years for me and it ad was always mellow. m it's just that ambrosia. a mix of a whole bunch of good music. tell me about the early days and how you celebrated 30 years in 2000 so you've been doing it a long time.lo >> a little time, yeah but to us it's still as exciting as it ever was. we're having a great time playing. we have elements in the musicn from the r&b-ish stuff that were the hits to progressive stuff. we have a cover of the beatlesls song magical history tour, so we have a big mix of songs.s. >> i you mentioned progressive. that's one of the interesting things. you rattled off the big hits hit hold on to yesterday, biggestges part of me, you're the only woman and you are labeled but the start was progressive record. >> hard rock. >> hard rock. how did it get from that to the soul? >> well, i think it's the song writing. we've always been influenced byy a lot of different musical -- the beatles, motown and all the great r&b music. it was alw

school scrabble champions will be here to face me and we'll have music from jewel, darius rucker, reggieto mars. [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a three-time grammy-winning and multi-tattooed man his band is called the maroon fives, right? and you can see him coach young versions of himself in his fourth season of "the voice." please say hello to adam levine. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm trying to compete with you. >> jimmy: you look nice. does your mother like it when you dress up in a suit? >> she hates my tattoos. she loves this. >> jimmy: did you work today? >> today, i didn't work today. today, you are work. but it doesn't feel like it. yeah, man, this is fun. i love hanging out on this show. >> jimmy: i heard you're moving. how does that work when you're moving? do you have a company come in and do it all for you? or are you involved in it? >> we have some help from a company that moves. mostly it's my buddies that helped me out. >> jimmy: they do? >> i pay them. >> jimmy: some of them, yeah. but my buddies are cool. they help me out. >> jimmy: so the maroon four ar

reggie jackson a pullup three. a pair of missed free throws. one of the best scorers in the game rips an open jumper. okc out. memphis moving on and take the series four games to one. >>> eastern conference semis. look at norris cole get up to throw down. dwyane wade injuries and all. a little nate robinson keeping chicago in the game and in the series really. he had 21 points. but too much dwyane wade even on a bad knee. finishes off right there as 94-91 the final. the heat win the series four games to one. >>> looks like the kings will be staying. the nba board of governors eject the proposed sale and move of the team to seattle. the next step is for those guys to convince the maloof brothers to sell is to the group assembled by the sacramento mayor to keep the kings in sacramento. >> you don't want to do anything that is disparaging to seattle and if their offer got accept ised god bless seattle. we were fighting to keep what was is hours. the maloof family was intricate in getting to where we are today. >> 83.6 miles today. santa clarita to

. >> reggie love, middle of the night. >> you know it's a fake foundation because they would not use the h. in his name. >> miller went before congress and said, yes, they only searched conservative terms, but it wasn't politically motivated, they were trying to go get through their workload. >> if they were trying to get through their workload, they would have ignored it and got these things through. everybody acted as if the way they got through their workload was by extraneous extra work. >> if you look at anyplace, whether you're going into a foreign country, the best thing to do is just to stamp. you go hold on a second, you need to go over there for four hours because i don't want to go home and watch "hello larry." the other thing is this woman going to obama care is a bit weird. what's her name? ingram? >> the lady with three names. >> it's like putting a kitten in charge of mice. this is a bigger deal than anything. we're talking about a tornado and this thing is going to be -- what's bigger than a tornado? had your canadia hurricane? >> you're talking about confirming every

. >> sadaam whose sane and his reggie have made no effort to disarm as required by the internationalmunity. indeed be the facts and behavior show that he and his regime are concealing their efforts to produce more weapons of mass destruction. >> that of course was the embarrassing presentation of colin powell of the united nations before the iraq war. later he would have regrets about that war, of course, and now we're faced with another situation where we might go to war in the middle east again. that's probably because president obama had drawn a red line on syria using chemical weapons and it appears they used chemical weapons. when asked about that rid line, president obama said this. >> what we now have is evidence that chemical weapons have been used inside of syria but we don't know how they were used, when they were used, who used them. we don't have a chain of custody that establishes what exactly happened, and when i am making decisions about america's national security and the potential for taking additional actions in response to chemical weaponries, i've got to make sure

>> prison psychology reggie matias is called in to calm gonzalez down. >> you're going home friday, rightriday is my out day. i want to hurry up and make it out there before i do end up doing something stupid knowing i will regret it later on down the line. when i'm sitting here -- >> i was getting a little worried about you. the closer it gets to your date, the more worked up you seem to be getting. >> i'm glad you noticed that. i'm nervous, man. don't get me wrong. i'm really happy to be out there with my family again. you know? i'm not trying to get in trouble to purposely stay here. that's not what this is about. it's not purposely. it's just how i am. >> it's a big change. >> i want to get the hell out of here as soon as possible. i can't wait. >> gonzalez is not the only cutter at isp who's under stress. after less than a week of living in a general population dorm, john philbeck ran into a problem with another inmate and was moved back to the residential treatment unit. when he got there, more trouble was waiting for him. >> dude jumped me as soon as he opened up the door. >> just

he pulled the state out of reggie. those are good policies. >> and if he has a big -- i want to come back to this. i don't know what the number is. but let's say for argument sake he wins with 60% which i think he will, if conservatives just lay off the guy. although he doesn't really care what the beltway conservatives think. he could have a better legislature, he could get his 10% tax cut which new jersey so desperately needs. and keep marching towards greater spending cuts. i thought that was the essence of the conservative supply side message. i argue that christie is a supply sider. >> ronald reagan would be so proud of chris christie. >> thank you. >> in a democratic state, people said there was no way he could have done these things. he's given them middle class tax cuts, property tax cuts, he's created 140,000 jobs. it's the best job creation record we've seen in over a decade. it is the classic example of supply-side economics. and you know what the best part about all this is? >> should be behind him. >> you

hearing about reggie, he was beat up by his father, ends up in jail.hen you guys won state, congratulations, people are wondering, penny hardaway is in and he's going to leave. but you are committed to these young people of memphis. >> yes, i am. i came back again this season after wayne and i met last year. and that last year's team was so special, came back again this year with a different team, with the same scenario. and we won the city and the state championship again. so back-to-back city and state champions. it's about more than basketball. their gpas are up. in the community, they're being better kids and better people. that's what we're trying to push them towards. you have to be a good person and a great student. >> it's a fantastic story. pepny hardaway, wayne drash, get a close shot of this book. take a look. i'm going to leave you with "on these courts," wayne drash, congratulations. penway hardaway, thank you very much. now "the lead" with jake tapper begins. >> no takers as of yet for the remains of an accused terrorist in massachusetts.

pacers were celebrating the 18th anniversary of reggie miller incredible eight points in nine secondsagainst the knicks. indiana hoping some of that magic still in the building but not so much. a close game into the second half but then the knicks ran away. this is the second quarter. look at that follow by iman shumpert cleaning it up. he had 15 points. jordanesque, dare i kay. carmelo had 16 points during a 30-2 run to blow this thing open in the second half. patrick ewing likes it. knicks beat up on the pacers in game two. >> how many assists definitid h? >> he is not an assist guy, he's a scorer. memphis won over oklahoma city. >> matt harvey almost a perfect game. >> knocking on the door. >>> still ahead on "morning joe." >> i've never eaton a hot pocket and then, afterwards, "i'm glad i ate that." more like "i'm going to die! i paid for that? did i eat it or rub it it on my face?" >> jim gaffigan on the set with us. he has a new book called "dad is fat." that is the name of his new book. >> i love it! that's perfect! >> mika must read opinion pages up next. you're watching "morn