ricky, are you there?le babbling ] >> jimmy: welcome -- ricky, what are you working on, buddy? [ indiscernible babbling ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. >> you see it? >> jimmy: yeah. just going to have to trust you on that one, ricky. let's see who's coming down to the front porch tonight. tonight's contestants are nick badger, erin rogers and eugene delmundo. come on down, y'all. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hey, welcome to the show, guys. thanks for coming. the rules are simple. if you think you know what ricky is saying, crush your beer buzzer and tell us what he said. [ light laughter ] the first person that guesses correctly, wins that round. now, let's see what the first category is tonight. [ light laughter ] "don't i know you from somewhere?" "don't i know you from somewhere" is the first category. ricky is going to tell you where he thinks he knows you from. so listen closely. this round is worth ten points. ricky, are you ready? >> yeah, yeah, i am. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. remember, g

ricky, you got that thing? ricky? you know what to do, right? what are you going to do? >> i got it. >> we're going to win. >> we're going to pull. we're going to win. [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. are you ready? on your marks? >> wait a second. she's -- she allowed on the carpet? >> oh, oh, little carpet. what is that? >> jimmy: on your marks. get set -- tug! and here we go. look at this. oh, here he comes! oh, my goodness. >> i need some help, man. i need a little help. here we go. all right, here we go. here we go. on your marks -- get set -- i forgot your best friend was here. tug! tug! all right, well -- beautifully done. kevin james, everybody. "grown ups" is in theaters now. thank you, ricky and adolina. and thanks to -- >> wow. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. you know, my brothers and i got our families together at olive garden the other night. c'mon pass a breadstick to your favorite uncle. ohhhh!!! ohhhh!!! we had a ball. announcer: try olive garden's two new parmesan polenta crusted dishes. sauteed chicken breasts topped with a gol

. >> did you at some point believe that you were in love with ricky chavis? >> yes, sir. >> did you write some notes and letters about how you felt about ricky chavis? >> yes, sir. >> what does it say? >> alex w. king loves ricky marvin chavis so so much always and forever. >> larry: in a bizarre and sensational trial that captivated the nation, alex and derek were tried and convicted as adults for second degree murder and faced 22 years to life in prison. >> we, the jury, find as follows as to count one of the indictment. guilty of second degree murder. >> larry: i judge threw out the verdict, ordered a mediation, where the two boys pled guilty to a lesser charge of third degree murder. alex received seven years in juvenile detention. derek was sentenced to eight. rick chavis was acquitted of murder and child molestation and is serving 35 years for evidence tampering and accessory to murder. alex was released in 2008. his brother one year later. and we welcome to "larry king live" alex king. and his -- what are you, catherine, his adoptive mother, his what?

i have been working with police and rickie since they opened in 1994. -- with them since they opened in 1994. this is one of the best clubs i have ever worked in. my take on this is to beef up security outside and make sure people do not loiter in front of the club. that is the only sing i can see that needs to be corrected. -- the only thing i can see that needs to be corrected. it is a beautiful venue. you can take your kids there for some of the best entertainment around. i am hoping they will stay around forever. >> my name is alex, and i have been throwing several events at jelly's. they have always been extremely diligent, especially if they make sure all the rules and regulations were followed and practiced during the even when we reached the capacity, they closed it down. there was an altercation, and security handled it professionally and made sure the other patrons did not feel it was getting out of control and people were escorted out of the building in an effective manner. there is a huge parking lot across the street. it is totally open, and i do not see it any way they

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rodner por está amplia cobertura >>> a través la semana también hicieron un trab >> estÁ muy feliz rickytin por una ley en argentina que legaliza el casamiento entre personas del mismo sexo. >> un centro fundado por su abogado quien hace aÑos defendiÓ a oj simpson. >> por el otro lado, el actor mel gibson dijo que perjudicaron una grabaciÓn donde se escucha insultar a su ex novia. la cinta fue presentada hoy en un tribunal en los angeles como parte del caso de custodia radicado por su ex que tiene una niÑa del artista. >> alejandra guzmÁn perdonÓ al mÉdico que responsabilizÓ por la infecciÓn en sus glÚteos y Ñla dejo al borde de la muerte . Él enviÓ una carta en donde le pidiÓ disculpas por el daÑo provocado y las declaraciones que ofreciÓ tras su arresto. esta foto fue difundida por el artista esta misma tarde como muestra de que suiza no estÁ tras las rejas despuÉs de haber abandonado la escena un accidente como se ha rumoreado. familiares y amigos le dieron el Último adiÓs a olga guillon en un hospital de la ciudad de miami. hoy se oficiÓ una misa y luego se ofreciÓ el sepelio privado

. >> reporter: ricky cross contacted us after he saw our story. so you thought this had stopped? >> yes. i thought it had stopped. >> reporter: turns out, cross had been trying for over a year to get that activity stopped but couldn't. he only had custody of his daughter on the weekends. the rest of the time, tajonae lived with her mother, who is now married to reverend andrew, a leader of the church. >> instantly filed motions to file child custody for my daughter to get her out of this situation because it wasn't right. basically put my daughter out there to make money. what's wrong with these people? >> reporter: but he says until the story aired, he thought no one would ever believe him. >> at every hearing, every court date, i have been being knocked down saying that i was an overconcerned parent. >> reporter: cross even lost an emergency appeal he filed after his daughter told him andrew struck her repeatedly in the face resulting in a bloody nose, an incident cross says he reported to alameda county child protective services. but after tajonae's mother denied it, telling t

after our story ran, however, ricky croft tells us that there was some action.is ex-wife agreed to give him primary custody of t a.j. anay and taj neigh and her father are now in nevada. >> she is doing well back in school and everything is good. >> reporter: we're told, yes. >> all right. anna, thank you for that. >>> volunteers at an urban farm in san francisco say that somebody needs pesticide to kill hundreds of thousands of honey bees. the hayes valley farm sits on the former off ramp of the central freeway. along with fruit trees and other crops, volunteers were raising three colonies of bees. sometime late monday or early tuesday someone used pesticides to wipe out two of those colonies housing up to 100,000 bees apiece. san francisco police are investigating. >>> and we're looking ahead to see what your weekend is shaping up like. not too early for that roberta. >> how about today. we had some clearing back to the sea shore in pacifica. san francisco had some clearing also. we topped out at 63 degrees. 89 however inland in livermore. look at this now. th

ricky martin?ncluding cow shin, foot, stomach -- >> that's a piece of the intestinal wall. >> reporter: all right. cheers. >> you're a good man for trying >> you're a good man for trying this. >> reporter: it's the best intestine i've ever had. honestly, i was faking it. is this stomach here? >> yeah. >> reporter: something zimmern does occasionally, too. you don't always like it, do you? >> no. i'm a normal eater just like anybody else. >> reporter: you are not a normal eater. >> yes, i am. absolutely am. >> reporter: people don't eat bile. >> and regular viewers of the program know if i love something, i look at the camera and i say, this is the best best thing i've had. and if i don't eat something, and i like at the camera and i say, this is very interesting. say, this is very interesting. thank you. >> tasty? >> oh, wow. >> reporter: after three years on the job and goodness knows what in his mouth, zimmern says he has never gotten sick. >> lungs, heart, liver. >> reporter: is this what you wa

ricky barnette is the chief medical officer for california prison health care services. she says some prisoners are so sick the state is paying private hospitals to pay for them. and each patient prisoner must have two armed guards watching over them, 24 hours a day. >> despite the fact that they are neither mentally nor physically capable of any independent activity or thought, their sentences still stay and they must be guarded. there must be a guard in the room at all times and a guard in the hall at all times. >> reporter: but the families of crime victims say they don't care how much it costs. harriette salerno can't imagine her daughter's killer being released even if doctors determined he no longer posed a danger. >> it's just a security for us, that they are not out. even if they were bedridden. and i ask you, so what if they're bedridden, why don't you just leave them there? if they're comatose, certainly they're not going to go anywhere. >> reporter: backers point out, prisoners sentenced to death or life in prison without the possibility of parole wouldn't be

ricky barnett is chief medical officer for california prison health care services. he said some prisoners are so sick the state is paying private hospitals to care for them. a new patient prisoner must have two armed guards watching over them. 24 hours a day. >> despite the fact that they are neither physically capable of any independent activity, their sentences still stay, and they must be guarded. there must be a guard in the room at all times. and the guard in the hall at all times. >> reporter: but the families of crime victims, they don't care how much it costs. harriet solerno can't imagine her daughter's killer being released even if doctors determine he no longer posed a danger. >> it's just a security for us that they are not out. even if they were bedridden. and i ask you, so what if they're bedridden? why don't you just leave them there? if they're comatose, they're not going to go anywhere. >> reporter: backers point out prisoners sentenced to death or life in prison without the possibility of parole should be eligible. if lawmakers give the bill the gr

that in the internet you can find anything and yeah i think that that you called the tele the best ricky in reno's package is that true it's totally true you just just just have to consummate of points he's got to really. the fact is already a mark for one with a lot of talent on that of action on track and some very good performance on a very put and just sort of somebody with potential. literally this is your rookie season in formula one what makes formula one so different from the previous races there that you took part in postal how the team was working i think we're also well and for a while he was really surprised how the team is working and what is very interesting i thought you would start you would start saying about the car they are is different and you saw it by the team that did so the main the main difference for you is not how the car is oracle is our key the people it was all here how they work in what we are different about it is more than five hundred fifty five. to the people is what the theme throughout all. of my kids and the current hundred people . including i mean

. >> good morning the hottest pitcher on the giants right now is ricky madson he won his fourth straight a scary scene as one is shot into the dug out. vales can't get out of the way in time he leaves the dug out on a stretcher. he is conscious but spent the night in arizona hospital for further observation. as for the game, juan ribe blows it open in the 7th first grand slam of the season. giants win 10-4. as back to 500 after pounding out 13 hits and beating the white sox 10-2. before the game as place ben sheets on the 15 dl. he missed all of last season having surgery on the same elbow. >>> peter son came up one short of a pga 69. >>> he is all but clenched his third tour defrance win. that is a look at sports. have a great day. >>> aclu calls it unconstitutional. gerry brown calls it a public safety issue. controversy over dna samples and felony arrests when we come back with high-speed internet from at&t, you can connect to the internet at blazing fast speeds. wow, look at that! so you can go online and check out the news, or you can just catch up with old friends -- hey buddy. you

in a related story, ricky martin says that he randomly and for no particular reason is trying to purchase waterfront home in miami immediately. [ cheers and applause ] yep. who knows why? i don't know. i was reading about this earlier, a cbs news poll found that 57% of americans support arizona's new immigration law. although if you change it from -- [ audience groans ] if you change it from americans to people living in america, the number drops to 2%. [ laughter ] this is insane. two greyhound trainers in florida are under investigation after their racing dogs tested positive for cocaine. [ laughter ] people knew something was up when the dogs were seen snorting each other's butts. [ laughter ] hey guys, a new study found that pear-shaped women are prone to memory problems. also having memory problems, you after you get punched by a woman for calling her "pear-shaped." [ laughter ] what's wrong with you? you don't do that to a lady. >> steve: do not do that. >> jimmy: the company that owns "penthouse" magazine is offering $210 million to buy "playboy." well, actually they're offering $2

. >> el Ídolo de multitudes ricky martin.nga doctora! [risas] ♪ [ aplausos ] [risas] ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ no hay nadie como yo ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ poder elegir y elegir ♪ todo todo todo todo ♪ lo que tengo para mi ♪ todo todo todo todo ♪ lo que aqui descubrí. ♪ ven conmigo que ♪ estoy lista hoy. para los pequeños comerciantes en estados unidos.---el presidente "barack obama" le pidio a los congresistas que aprueben un proyecto de ley para crear un fondo que permitiÍa que los bancos comunitarios otorguen prestamos.---segun el mandatario, estos pÉstamos ayudaÍan a expandir los pequeÑos negocios y esto a su vez crearia mas empleos.---por el momento el proyecto cuenta con respaldo bipartidista en el s ♪ >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! cÓmo estÁn? hoy es miÉrcoles 28 de julio del aÑo 2010. bienvenidos a la pachanga. >> queremos compartir con todos ustedes una noticia que nos llena de mucho orgullo, la protagonista de esta noticia es una persona que queremos mucho por parte de despierta amÉrica. nada mÁs y nada menos que gisell.

died at the upper big branch mine in west virginia when something happened at the mine that scared ricky lee campbell. what authorities say could have been criminal tampering with a methane gas detector in a mine where explosive gas has emerged as a major concern. >> witnessed an electrician bypassing a methane detector on the machines. >> the machines that cut coal. >> yes, sir. >> why would they do that? >> so we could continue to run coal. >> reporter: what's not clear is whether the gas monitor was detecting methane or was, instead, malfunctioning and shutting down the machinery. but campbell says he's told the fbi that a supervisor ordered the electrician to disable it. >> he didn't want to do it, but he knew the danger, but when somebody above you is telling you what to do, you're going to do what they say. >> reporter: the mine operator, massey energy, says it was an isolated incident, but tells nbc news the methane monitor was bypassed in order to move the miner, the machine, from the area. not so says kmp bell. >> we kept cutting coal. >> yes. >> reporter: if true, such actions

host: ricky, democratic line. caller: i think that the question of the day mrs. the real issue. i think that the real issue -- misses the real issue. i think that the real issue is that they are a cross purposes. these agencies are tasked to do different things and what we are not asking would be a great question for a panel of guests to flesh out and put some meat on the bones of this cross purposes. no caller this morning has addressed your statement that flies by. cross purposes. thank you. host: next, oakland, california. caller: in a first-time caller. host: thank you for calling. caller: i have a question concerning the military individuals coming home and committing suicide. where is the security and intelligence regarding them? it feels like we are missing something here when we have young people coming home, even over there, killing themselves. where is the intelligence there? that is my question. caller: -- host: taking some looks at political stories, republicans could set off a frenzy of behind-the-scenes jockeying, there is new tension. "palace intrigues intensifies

. >> reporter: lucy and ricky had separate days. if it feels outdated to you, guess again.beds and the national association of home builders says it expects 60% of custom homes to have dual master bedrooms by 2015. >> my husband has to sleep on the couch for half the night and then come to bed so he won't bother me so much. >> i'm probably old-fashioned. i feel more safe and secure having my husband next to me in bed. >> those bedroom sets cost a lot of money. >> exactly. >> reporter: allison cohen is a marriage and family therapist who believes that choosing separate beds can lead to healthier individuals and greater intimacy between partners. >> sleep issues stemming from restless regular syndrome to getting up to use the restroom in the night, snoozing in the morning, being on different wake/sleep schedules. these things impact the night sleep. when you're more well-rested, you are more productive at work, you bring home positive energy and it impacts your relationship. you have more energy to communicate, to spend time together. you have more energy to have sex. >> i th