we will return to robbie in a moment for our question and answer. and we encourage you in the audience to formulate questions for our speaker and remind you that they should be brief and to the point. we welcome you here and all of you joining us through 90.3 and w z i -- wviz pbs. television broadcast for the city club are made possible by cleveland state university and pmc. our live webcast is supported by the university of akron. next friday, may 9, the city club welcomes dr. to me spell per, offers -- author of "thomas jefferson's quaran." to order a dvd or cd of the program, go towww.city -- we welcome friends of richard and beth kaplan, friends of joe silverman, hawkins school alumni, hawkins school, and the legal society. we thank you for your support. today is the annual form on the american justice system a possible from a generous gift from paul the view walter and jesse glassman. thank you for your support. we also welcome students to today's student. participation is made possible by a gift from the development hype one company. joining

introduce robbie kaplan. yesterday, may 1, was law day. we celebrate law day every year to reflect on the importance of law in our society and what better place to have this conversation than the citadel of free speech, the city club of cleveland? and what better topic to illustrate the importance of law in our society than the fight for equal rights for the lgbt community? i just want to give a little bit of context to today's conversation. it has been almost a year since the u.s. supreme court for a landmark decision striking down the defense of marriage act and bringing robbie kaplan to national attention. still, there is a constitutional amendment that banned same-sex marriage. a lawsuit filed this week on behalf of six ohio couples claims that that amendment violates the equal rejection and due process clauses of the u.s. constitution and this law day, the law is far from settled. the issue of marriage aside, is currently -- it is currently legal in ohio to be fired from your job, lose your apartment, be denied service at a movie orat

i know robbie and i've worked with robbie for a long time and i think she would be surprised to hear that she was suggesting suggesting -- >> guest: she was quoted in the book talking about that. >> host: the claims to dignity came from the olson brief when people can look at it themselves but the story in the windsor brief is about the dignity of perspective gay people's lives and their marriages. >> guest: when they read that opinion there were several people in the courtroom that started to cry. it was a validation. she talked very much about the importance of marriage and justice kennedy talked again and again and came back to that several times the importance of marriage. i think these arguments, that was not at the center of the windsor case but it was in the proposition a case importance of society and so one. what robbie said was she felt it was a potentially very good thing that the case was argued alongside the proposition 8 case and justice kennedy was a bit broader than he otherwise might have been. >> let me go back in the book. you talk a lot and may be picking up on th

me, robbie kaplan was quite literally the girl next-door. i grew up a block or so away from robbie. we graduated high school together. 7:00 in thetimes at morning, we wrote in the cramped backseat of a honda civic hatchback. her brother peter is here. friends and i think they had a more interesting high school experience than we did. her parents lived down the street from me and her father played golf with my father for many years. it is a point of personal pride to welcome back not only a great litigator but a great leader to our city. bobby kaplan. [applause] chief justice ginsburg today was quoted in the wall street journal talking about the windsor case. something she said struck me. miss windsor was such a well-chosen plaintiff. can you tell us a little bit about that. >> the lucky thing is that she chose me. the brief version of the story now 84.windsor is she grew up in philadelphia during the depression. her father lost his family business. during college, she realized she was lesbian. couldn't, time, she as she put it, she couldn't queer. being a the marriage, needless to s

. >> robby is not trained to kill. he is trained to help apprehend. >> i'm comfortable out on my lines. i got my horse, my guns. >> because you never know what could happen. >> the judge says in her final summation, "you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash." >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday

we will return to robbie in a moment for our question and answer. and we encourage you in the audience to formulate questions for our speaker and remind you that they should be brief and to the point. we welcome you here and all of you joining us through 90.3 and wviz pbs. television broadcast for the city club are made possible by cleveland state university and pmc. our live webcast is supported by the university of akron. next friday, may 9, the city club welcomes dr. to me spell author of "thomas jefferson's quaran." to order a dvd or cd of the program, go to www.city -- cityclub.org. we welcome friends of richard and beth kaplan, friends of joe silverman, hawkins school alumni, hawkins school, and the legal society. we thank you for your support. today is the annual form on the american justice system a possible from a generous gift from paul the view walter and jesse glassman. thank you for your support. we also welcome students to today's student. participation is made possible by a gift from the development hype one company. joining us today

i thank you get pushed back about that even for suggesting robbie was an outsider that she is that thefirm but she argued in new york. >> guest: i talked about that. in one moment when edy wilson hired her. i understand litigation is a high-stakes game and i understand and i tried to describe why people were so fearful. they could have lost. we don't know. if that had not slowed down we don't know maybe they bled has been set back. so what i tried to do is talk about the tension and to even play its out internally. i tried to write about what i saw as an intimate behind the scenes look what they were looking and feeling and the plaintive looking and feeling and there are moments where they all have moments of doubt. to talk about terry is the main character in the bucket and he is say deputy attorney and one of the lawyers who wins marriage to quality in california and that is the proposition a stripped away so that external debate playing out in the larger community also played out as much as she wanted to win, she was worried and there were moments she saw the brief that argued in of

both mary and robbie who ended up taking the case had parts in the case of that hospices and the federal court is into the route to go. it was a very real concern. i talk about this in the chapter where the group in the proposition eight lawsuit which that is so much more controversial than the lawsuit that was asking for less. it was asking for the recognition of the legally valid lawsuit so even that was controversial so when the case was filed, john davidson said he was invited to a lunch that had the director attracting a lot of the funding in the lawsuit and he faulted th thought the conves disrespectful and ignorant of the fact that many people thought of this into the ide anf the lawsuit was hardly knew. you were with paul smith in the case that was one of the landmark cases that predated this litigation that i'm writing about and it struck down the law, and he had approached him as a counsel in the proposition eight case, and he had thought of this after he won the war in case and we ought to be able to get married and he thought he talked extensively to the clerks of justice ken

>>oh, sÍ, vamos, robbie. [exclamaciones] >>reversa. [exclamaciones] >>detener. ¡hum!aciones] [♪] locutor: esto es todo, amigos. te invito a jugar maÑana en mi mundo de la diversiÓn. >>ese es mi lugar favorito. locutor: en mi telemundo. cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (3o5) 887-3o6o >>> hoy en enfoque reencuentro entre una estrella de las redes sociales y su mamÁ, en proceso de deportaciÓn. estÁn destruyendo nuestras familias, hablamos con el grupo que acaba de publicar un estudio, demostrando el nefasto efecto de las deportaciones. los carteles de la droga actÚan cada vez mÁs en suelo estadounidense. analizamos por quÉ. el jinete vÍctor espinoza ganador del kentucky derbi, hoy en enfoque. >>> hola que tal, gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 11 de mayo. vamos a comenzar el programa con una informaciÓn que publico esta semana un grupo de organizaciones hispanas, algo que menciona conocemos y sentimos de cerca en nuestro comunidad. que es el efecto destructivo de las deportaciones, en las familias y en las comunidades hispanas de estados unidos. h

and muni says robbys dropped 75% since july -- robberies dropped 75% since july of last year. >> i noticede employees on the bus than before and i see a few more muni fair checks going on. >> the campaign is credited for the significant drop in crime. it launched last year along with a $1 million grant that allowed for more patrols on muni. >>> upgrades to pg&e's pipeline in san bruno will not be meeted till next year. the company -- completed till next year. the company is pate waiting for permits -- is waiting for permits. the repairs are part of the pipeline safety enhance program, it was started in response to the san bruno pipeline explosion. it killed 8 people, injured 66 others and destroyed 38 homes. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the start of a hot week that is only knowing to het hotter. high temperatures and drought are not are a good -- are not a good combination. ktvu's noelle walker with live where the city is helping people beat the heat. >> reporter: till 6:00 p.m. the fountain was on but they turned them off because of the drought. they are making adjustments but offering other alte

aspects, bears a long history of that and for as far back as i know because in my first book i "in a robbie which goes back 2500 years or more. the code red that if the builder builds a house and the house collapsed on the owner and killed the owner than the builder would be put to death. the idea for an eye for an eye was part of the building code in.time. so it's nothing new. i have a chapter in here now called -- it's got legal in the title. i forgot the exact chapter title but it's about the minneapolis bridge -- bridge. one of the reasons these failures get complicated and interpret it in assigning cause is that the lawyers get involved and of course whenever lawyers get involved there's one side and then the opposing side and in some cases the evidence is sealed so that you don't know exactly what happened. and you can't know what happened until the evidence is unsealed which could be years or more. so the legal aspect and rightly so. i don't mean to say that they shouldn't be there because after all as people are harmed and killed there should be some liability. there should be a det

bandannas, guns, the robby of a stoerthat rattle the e-- store that rattle the employees. -- rattledloyees is on the 10:00 p.m. news. >> thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 news. see you tonight. >> goodnight. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. how you doing? phil dunphy. what do i have to do to get you to ask, "what do i have to do to get you into this car today?" well, why don't we start with a test-drive? i'll get the keys. sounds good. right where i want him. come here. come look at this. this thing warns you if you deviate from your lane. in my car, that's my wife. "andre, if you try to kill me, i swear i will kill you!" well, i guess this is what i'll be driving for the next 39 months. this is my dna talking, but you do not seem sufficiently excited about the prospect of driving a new cadillac. no, i

top robbie and save the day? >>> hi, everyone, welcome to "on the money." i'm sue herrera, in for becky quick. what inflation and the band-aid market have to do with it and what it meeps for your money. >>> the man who helped pilot america out of the financial crisis. tim geithner recalls some scary days. >> you're in the plane, the cockpit, the engine's burning. >> can you make sure you're taken care of if you get there? >>> and alan alda proves there are second acts in america. his new role, the lessons he's learned and what you can teach. "on the money" starts right now. >>> heers a look at what's making news. a wild and wooly week for the stock and bond markets. stocks climbs on friday following the worst two-day decline in more than a month on wednesday and thursday. earlier in the week, the markets hit a new high. that fall due partly to weak economic data and partly because of declining yields in the bond market with ten-year treasuries paying less than 2.5%. that spooked stocks that bonds are signalling the economy is weaker than thought. a disappoi

robbie's the knights play small trees and a series of b c screen or to make and money. aiming to achieve stilts one hundred percent of the mica an immense produced by piece the sun to rise in unison beekeeper from the opportunities in the sun he's made from nineteen seventy cents. also on bob and the same for the next many of our clan heads and thirty seven at cvs. for the healthy this means is my comments about the dramatic content of honey. umno could do for citizens and chinese essay by lifesaving indicates these. it is the fastest ascent of footy. she was a nice bag establishing because the three days and cbc people at a cinema. it's a mentality completely absorbs part it's good he's got nice. i was sure mr martin for four with two kiddos though. i knew needed beekeepers was established in kazakhstan in two thousand and eight. susan and organize these new super nice many festivals and as that of the ppc communicates with honeycomb says and sell the products. most of kazakhstan sunny months is probably sushi station i spotted using pins the problem of eighteen beekee

detectives say three men barged into the home and tied up robby kumra and his wife and beat them before robbing the home. he was gagged with packing tape and suffocated before the burglars left. they found a purse and bracelet inside the house of one of the defendants. a woman is also charged in that case, accused of providing information about kumra's home to the robbers. >>> the coroner has identified the pilot who died when his plane collided with another over the san pablo bay. 33-year-old david plum from sacramento was behind the controls of the single engine cessna. on sunday, the plane collided with another plane, causing the cessna to plunge into the water. the people in the other plane managed to land safely. >>> the teenager who was able to stow away on a plane in san jose bound for hawaii did that just three weeks after the airport passed a federal security inspection. tsa administer john passtole faced tough questions from barbara boxer. it was a 15-year-old from santa clara who apparently made it over a fence and into the wheel well of a hawaii-bound flight. he survived. pi

his father, robby buzzard. >> jan come pick up the car and took the car from her uncle's house and wehing of it. >> they took it away and never said anything to you. >> never said a word to us. if the air bags was able to deploy, i believe they'd be standing here today. >> reporter: this report filed by the national highway safety administration ten-month safety crash shows the cobalt ignition switch was in the accessory position means that the air bags, power brakes and power steering was not working. did they ever say i'm sorry. >> never, never. not even a phone call, i'm sorry, nothing. >> reporter: the buzzards say they're speaking out in part because they don't want others to go through what they have. >> this is a lifetime problem for my son. not only for me and my wife but for him. he has to live with this every single day of his life, and that's not right. >> regarding the lawsuit filed on tuesday gm issued the statement. while we can't address specific suits, mary barra and others have expressed regret and deep sympathy for all those affected by the recall. this week gm is re

mercury news, she said that her brother, deangelo austin, called her and said he was going to rob robby kumra at his home. she said at the time of the home invasion, she had not seen him in over a year. she reportedly gave her brother directions to the home and also drew him a blueprint of the inside of the mansion. fritz says that kumra and his wife were home when austin broke in. kumra was killed during that home invasion. >>> the u.s. has joined the search for nearly 300 girls kidnapped by islamist militants in nigeria nearly four weeks now. bill neely reports are from outside the nigerian embassy in london, where protesters called for the girls to be released. >> reporter: yes, hello. the global clamor to free these girls is growing. these protests outside nigeria's embassy in london. hollywood, too, is joining in and american military assistance is on the ground. but from the girls themselves, nothing. not a word. tears for their lost daughters, pain etched on their faces. help, though, is now coming from around the world. our interagency team is hitting the ground in nigeria now t

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the as hitters hammered robbie ross. hits in three and a third innings and his defense didn't help out much. derek norris throws it away. two runs scored to make it 9-0. with a.j. griffin out for the years, the as look like they have found a replacement. jesse chavez struck out eight. oakland sweeps texas and outscore them by 21 in the series. >>> last day of april and the giants are cruising on top of the al west. giants and padres. brandon hicks. 2-0, san francisco. tim hudson was locked in again. he struck out six and was an out away from pitching a perfect game. giants win. >>> mike d' antoni resigned from the lakers. a softball game at western oregon university had to be stopped because of a pit bull that got on the diamond. look at that. he is just running around picking up gloves. he would be removed from the field and action would resume. , our next newscast is tomorr rning at 4-30. >> david letterman is next with keifer suthherland. >> see you guys female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends s

san jose police released this mug shot of robbie williams today. he was arrested last thursday following a deadly stabbing on canyon ridge drive. the relationship between the accused killer and victim wasn't clear until now. that victim was 64-year-old patricia hairston williams. investigators will not say what they think led up to that stabbing. >>> an angry parent is facing possible felony charges after investigators say she went to her daughter's santa rosa elementary school and grabbed a boy by the neck. nbc bay area's mark matthews is in santa rosa where he's been talking with parents and sheriff's investigators. the story has been developing for days now but appears there's a new twist tonight. >> reporter: there is a new twist. we'll be getting to that in just a minute. we're at the sheriff's department where deputies from here were the ones who arrested 30-year-old dahlia garcia bratcher over the weekend. they say she went to her daughter's elementary school and grabbed a young boy she believed had been tormenting her daughter. this morning

his father, robbie buzard: >> g.m. come, picked up the car and took the car from her uncle's house, and we never heard anything of it. >> reporter: they took this away and never said... >> never said a word. >> reporter: ...anything to you. >> never said a word to us. if the airbags were able to deploy, i believe they would be standing here today. >> reporter: this report, filed by the national highway traffic safety administration ten months after the crash, shows the cobalt's ignition switch was in the accessory position. that means the airbags, power brakes, and power steering were not working. has anybody ever said sorry? >> never, no, nothing, not an e- mail, phone call, letter, nothing. nothing. >> reporter: the buzards say they're speaking out now in part because they don't want others to go through what they have. >> this is a lifetime problem for my son. not only for me and my wife, but for him. he has to live with this every single day of his life, and that's not right. >> reporter: regarding the lawsuit file

. >>> a robby in san leandroo ended with a chase and deputy opening fire. alameda county sheriff investigators say two men robbed a store at 1:30 this morning a sheriff spokesman said two men beat up the clerk who managed to set off the silent alarm. one deputy says he saw one of the robbers reach toward his waistband and that is which the deputy opened fire. >> when you are involved in the business of robbing people and beating them up, you put yourself at great danger of being shot during the process and that is what happened today. >> the other robber drove off. deputies chased him along interstate 880 towards hayward, where the man crashed on highway 92. officials say money from the 7- eleven was in his position. according to the sheriff's office, the man who was shot is a parolee who has been arrested seven times. both suspects are expected to survive. >>> a scare onboard a united airlines flight to hawai'i forced it to return to the airport today. flight 1296 was about an hour into the flight from los angeles to kona, when smoke was reported in the co

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robbie williams murdered her last thursday. she was stabbed at least one time. patricia harrison was found on canyon ridge drive after police received a 911 call. she is the 16th person killed in san jose so far this year. >>> new information on a massive fire back in march. fire officials today said the welding work being done by the sub contractor tc steel out of petaluma is believed to have been what sparked the fire. the president of that company has been cited, and fined $100,000 for being out of compliance with the city's fire code. the five-alarm fire destroyed a 6 floor residential complex that was under construction on 4th street, causing $40 million in damage. >>> new at 10:00, the 49ers are trying to ease fears about gridlock at the new levi stadium. last week, we told you about season ticket holders upset about the lack of parking. tonight, they had a chance to share their concerns with 49ers management. >> at lake mill park, and this area is surrounded by homes. levi stadium, less than two miles away. i spoke to a man who is now planning to reschedu

robbie owens went to half moon bay to learn about eddie andreni. >> here the flags are at half staff. that is how much respect fellow pilots had for eddie andreni. he was revere ed for what he did in the community as well. >> eddie andreni flew for 61 years, until yesterday. >> he lived with gusto. >> reporter: he kept his planes as half moon bay airport. people are missing him terriblely. >> we are shocked. we still don't have him with us. >> reporter: he flew vintage planes at air shows throughout the u.s. and world. an acrobat in the sky. he was inducted in the international council of air shows hall of fame. fellow pilots admired his precision and personality. >> he was enthusiastic. he shared his love. love of flying, love of life. he asked how you were, how your family was, and he cared. >> but andreni never quit his day job to go flying. he was the pay try ark of a construction company. he helped build half moon bay's infrastructure. john miller was a friend of andreni for 50 years and is mayor of half moon bay. >> he would come to you and say johnny, what are you doing, you're

. >>> sir robby added that he doesn't thing the pope's trip was replyicly -- politically motivated. >>> firefighters in arizona are battling tough conditions. the fire is about 5% contained and eb gulfed -- engulfed more than 13,000 acres. >> we could say that the rain was a light drizzle. it was not a downpour enough to have a major effect on the fire itself. what it did do is slow down the ground crews on their operation. it was more of that type of rain. it was really more of a drezle, so -- drizzle, so it didn't have a major effect on the fire. >> areas near the fire have been evacuated. for more, let's bring in rebecca stevenson. what can the fire crews expect to face today? >> we are getting a little rain fall, where the showers, the thunderstorms pop up. we had problems with flash flooding in the south-west and into texas. in the last two hours we watched thunder storms pop up in florida. they are so heavy. severe thunder storms, and bringing in hail. we were concerned about the tornado, the warning expiring around the small portion of the south-east georgia, into the northern

robby ludwig. you're there on vacation. i guess this is not what you would have expected.hat surprises you most about this horrific scene so far? >> well, a couple things. first of all you mentioned vacation. nypd detectives show up in the strangest places. but the fact is this is a beautiful beach front community and it is very, very densely pop lafltd it is about a half a square mile. and they have around 13,000 students between the city college and the university. what we have is really a recipe for an absolute nightmare. and this was the biggest weekend, i'm told, of all the weekends. the city college finished their exams this week and there are two weeks left on the university students. but i was able to locate about five eyewitnesses, actually, to the shooting which, an element of the shooting whereby their vehicles were shot and one was shot three times and removed from the scene. and they actually saw him go out of his way and run down, cross over the lane and run down a skateboarder who was coming toward him. >> pat, when the sheriff described so many places where

. >> robbie marshall is in charge of monitoring the gang activity inside the prison. >> i believe wee about 455 confirmed or suspected security threat group members out of 2,000, and that's just the ones that we know about. right now our probably most radical group is our white supremacist group, specifically the aryan brotherhood. i say they are the most radical because typically if there's an incident that an assault has occurred in, most of the time you'll see aryan brotherhood behind that. but that goes hand in hand with drug trafficking and extortions and intimidations. they are into all of it. the aryan brotherhood is a very structured, very, very structured. and they have bylaws, pledges, oaths and decrees, just like any other organization has. they believe in the expansion of the white race. christopher genrich is a confirmed aryan brotherhood member. >> i've been down eight years now, down for business murder, 13 counts. we were basically burglarizing veterinarian clinics for special k and pcp, stuff like that. >> since his incarceration in wabash valley, genrich has been in

up against american world cup robbie, the top seed made no town of disposing of the opponent and it was >> i didn't play well in the second and we had a terrible game with the field with mistakes and after that i think i started to play a little bit better again. so in the third i finished the match playing not bad, good, so it was a solid and i'm happy for that. >> reporter: world number two had a win over portugal and wind and rain halted play numerous times before it was claimed 6-1-6-2-6-4 and shortening his name has not worked out for the man formally known as rorinka and the australian open champion goes by the name stan fumbled out in the first round by winning three sets to one. >> it's a tough loss and it just happened so it's tough to exactly know what was the problem. >> reporter: in the women's draw 2012 french open champion booked her spot in round too with the other two and the match started more than an hour late due to bad weather. but she did not do it long before wrapping it up. the semi finalists closed out kazakhstan to take the match 7-5-6-2 and moving to the next r

[ laughter ] >> how you doing, robby?ack to new york. >> thank you. [ laughter and applause ] yes sir. thank you. >> no problem man. >> are you going to boo him? >> you know, he won a world series ring here. but he did leave for the money, so -- >> why don't you go ahead and give him as many boos as you want? >> come on robinson. i mean how many world titles do the mariners have? come on, boo. you're better than that. you got a -- got a beard now. you're better than that. boo. ooh. [ laughter ] how are you? >> good, how are you? >> pleasure to meet you. >> thanks for the boo. see you later. >> welcome back to new york. >> thank you. >> whenever you're ready go ahead and boo him. >> boo, you should go home. boo. >> try booing him one more time. >> oh. [ laughter ] i'm sorry man. >> are you going to boo him? >> yes i am. boo. we actually have this picture of him right behind you. so whenever you're ready, go ahead and boo him as much as you want. >> boo robinson. you should have stayed here. winners is in new york. not in s

detectives say three men barged into the home and tied up robby and his wife and then beat them before robbing the home. he was gagged with packing tape and suffocated after the men left. during a preliminary hearing yesterday, detectives say they found a purse and bracelet from his home inside the house of one of the defendants. a woman is also charged in the case accused of providing information about his home to the robbers. >>> the tsa says it's been working nonstop to figure out how a teenager from santa clara scaled a fence at sgc unnoticed and stowed away on a plane. an intense grilling by senator barbara boxer. christie smith live in san jose. the tsa inspected the airport just a couple weeks before this happened. >> that's right, scott. inspected and approved the fence line here in san jose. as you can imagine, senator barbara boxer had a lot of questions and icisms on how that can be. how a 15-year-old was able to get over that fence and into a wheel well to make it to hawaii after that inspection. the santa clara teen was apparently trying to get back to his mom in africa. h

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. >> steve: little robbie ford. >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight.guy is the coolest human being on the planet. he brought his a-game tonight. he's got a hit show "the following." everyone loves this show. kevin bacon is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] he is the coolest. mr. cool. it's also the 30th anniversary of "footloose." [ cheers and applause ] i don't want to talk about it. i don't want to talk about it. >> steve: why not talk about it? >> jimmy: it's just that there is no dancing allowed on "the tonight show." >> steve: are you serious? there's a rule? >> jimmy: yeah -- it's in the rule -- but i don't want to get into it. it's not a big deal. let's just forget i even brought it up. >> steve: forget you mention it. >> jimmy: also, i guess we're doing this. making his first appearance at 11:30, our animal guy jeff musial is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: you love him. >> jimmy: no, i don't love him. i don't like him, we don't get along. [ light laughter ] i don't know why we invited him back to our show? he is the worst. >> ste

. >> charles shelling is convicted of robby and aggravated assault in both cases.nced to 20 years. >> the video played a really important part in solving this crime, but there's a possibility that just with the description alone, we may have caught this guy anyway. but the video helped us tremendously. >> as for udon, he counts his blessings every day. despite the violent attack, he goes back to work at the convenience store, though his children wish he would quit. >> come on, please, don't go there. every day, can you quit the job? can you find another job? >> but udon says he won't leave any time soon. he's grateful to have this job, at least for now. >> i came back. owner, he trust me. different with the money, financial, and mental support. everything he gave me. >> being a victim of an armed robbery didn't deter udon from returning to his job and didn't deter store manager karen smith or jewelry store owner barry fixler, either. they all went back to their daily lives, knowing that when they were faced with fear, they fought back > defiant, dangerous, and desp

glamorous in "elle" or "vogue" and "people" magazine listing of the most beautiful people has included robbie our fashion you can grades are setting the pages of "gq" i have a dirty little secret for you. we are prettier because this town's company business, government and politics they have become a very big and profitable business of late. which has in turn made a lot of people very, very wealthy. brooks brothers wealthy. job creation in dc for 2013, second in the nation. war r our median income, $66,000 compared tord 50,000 nationwide. country may be going through some tough economic times but here in dc, it's boom time. have we earned it? congress approval rating has bin the single digits and we journalists are not faring much better. hard at work to break a nearly 70 year record for hardly working. >> there's a lot of celebrities here tonight. they're the ones that don't look like ghouls. >> next time someone calls washington hollywood for ugly people, remember, it's not really true. we look and act more hollywood than ever. and once you find out exactly why that is the lugly people part

please welcome preston, adam, vince and robbie. >> oh. >> so, ladies, buzz if you think you have the has to do with your nine-inch torpedo level. a trusty gadget everyone should have in that tool box. what is it used for? hanging pictures, planting flowers or building a night stand? >> "a," hanging pictures. >> that is correct. >> yes. >> g., taking an early lead. next up, please bring out the 12-in-1 multitool. it can be used for many tasks. but which of the following can that 12-in-1 multitool not do? cut tags off clothing. open a wine bottle or unlock your ipad. amy? >> unlock your ipad. >> robach coming back quickly. a stud finder helps you do which of the following things. find hot guys in your neighborhood. measure window frames or decide where to put in a nail? sara haines? >> lara spencer is a stud finder. >> that is not. go ahead. amy? >> "c," where to put a nail. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> quickly, what is a stud finder? >> a stud finder is finding a stud. finding a stud in the wall. we have a lot of them here. or they're in the wall. in the wall. out of the wal

this is something useful to talk to about her chinese counterparts and robbie about where they are. benk full -- that would useful for secretary kerry to have a trip to beijing, to have a serious discussion with them. this is where putin will be going at the end of may, and this is -- the chinese did abstain on the u.s. security council on the sanction question. i think it's worth trying to explore to what degree we can work together in this context as well. >> thank you very much. let me thank t.j. who did all the work to pull this together. kathleen hicks, who told me to stop the complaining about working -- ukraine. thank you for coming this afternoon. [applause] >> the republican primary season starts today in three states and the hill has the story. business friendly gop groups have gone all in on tom phyllis thend his opponent incumbent senator kay hagan. presidential nominee mitt romney joined the endorsement. he falls below the market will betweenbe in the runoff senator rand paul or reverend mark harris who has the backing governor arkansas mike huckabee. treasury officials

. >> you've got to realize, you can buy picassos for as low as $500, the etching for robbie, there wereem made. you can buy a picasso anywhere from 500 bucks to 500 million. i get those in my shop all the time, but not the 5 million ones. they are the 5,000 or 10,000 one. >> thinking of something jim grant wrote in his newsletter, he made a point that rolls into this discussion. he said there is such a thing as value and momentum in the art market, for example, and not just the stock market. he was talking about oscar murillo selling for 100 grand basically a piece of gravity and old masters struggling to sell even at those prices. robert, is there a way that you can -- to identify in the market and even some of the more traditional names. >> you see the artists and -- the artists that have had slow and steady moves are not coming down a lot as well. >> it acts a lot like the stock market. you get growth names because suddenly a lot of people think that that's where the market is going to be going for the near term, and they eventually come back down by reversion to the means. >> artist

one, an american hero, dear friend and fellow p.o.w., we lost last year, brigadier general robby risner. robby flew more than 100 combat missions over north korea and became the 20th fighter ace of the korean war. he shot down eight russian belt m.i.g.'s and received the silver star for a life-threatening midair maneuver to steer a fellow pilot to safety. during the vietnam war, he led the first flight of operation rolling thunder, a high intensity aerial bombing of north vietnam for which he received the air force cross and was featured on the cover of the magazine, "time" magazine for his bravery, valor and accomplishments. the other is an american patriot and good friend who went home to meet our lord and savior in 2009. fisher.ho hal he served -- colonel hal fisher. he had 10 confirmed aerial victories. i was in that same wing. while rising through the ranks to colonel, he flew 200 missions in vietnam and 175 missions in korea. on april 7, 1953, he entered into a fierce dogfight with north korean m.i.g. 15's where his 86 saber jet was shot down. forced to eject, fisher parachuted in

robbie toms into was being a quarterback did you see a way a bigger thrill than acting i think i think certainly as a kid you know spending as much time as i did here in los angeles at the coliseum with my dad and his broadcasting and looking at that field as i did because i when i went to the games with my dad i didn't just watch the game i worked. but but looking at that tunnel and the players coming out the tunnel and then it it didn't having a chance to come out of that tunnel in front of ninety thousand people that was that was a dream come true so was it was that thrill absolutely is it is it is working on a show like the show i'm working on now and and being around long enough to enjoy the success it's had a thrill equally so in different ways i think i've always muddled by that lee says they face something we don't face when we're losing them as a final score and their career ends when ours begin yeah and the ones they remember more of the ones they lost that's right remember long e.b. and gone on facebook any possibility of a romantic interest for gibbs now this far as i know

on twitter at the end of the table chairman trey gowdy sur surrounded by brooks, westmoreland and robbie jordan, mike pompei owe and peter -- >> heisman winner, nfl recruit and spoiled brat? that's according to supposed new england patriots scouting report. the multi-page document described manziel as arrogant player who doesn't study the game. boston reporters and nfl experts have come out against the league says it is fake and not how the patriots one their report. >> each the team -- super nice guy when i had a chance to meet him after he won the heismanment getting up early the next morning sitting here on couch gracious, super nice guy. rick, do you remember that when we had johnny football in the studio? >> i don't remember that i wasn't here that day. >> what a nice guy. >> pretty awesome. >> flu a lounge? >> i'm in a canoe, a fishing canoe that apparently either it's got a rocking chair or it hasn't been bolted in or i'm too big for that fishing canoe. bass pro shops here today. take a look at the weather, i think a lot of people thinking right now i want to get outside and start

>> how you doing, robbie?tands on her birthday with her son batting. >> going back is jennings. and it is gone! happy birthday, mom! >> whoo! oh, my gosh! >> and our goal of the month in lithuania. you score the goal, and here's the best way to get the kind of adulation you think you deserve. you run into the stands. you take a seat. yea, me! >> i'm going to sit here, okay? >> yea. >> was that good enough for you, natalie? >> pfs perfeit was perfect. >> what about next month? >> get to work. >>> up next, the southern boy singing to southern girls, country superstar tim mcgraw kicking off our memorial day weekend right after this. [ female announcer ] how do you want to feel this spring? ♪ [ woman 1 ] radiant! [ woman 2 ] confident! ♪ [ woman 3 ] optimistic! [ woman 4 ] inspired! [ laughs ] [ female announcer ] spring is the time to make it happen with the new kellogg's special k simple 5 plan. no counting, no keeping track. just make five smart choices every day. and lose up to 5 pounds in 2 weeks. [ woman 6 ]