so kobe, you're okay and joe, kobe's owner, you're okay, too. >> thank you very much. >> that's it for kpix 5 news at no delicious, decadent ingredients. endless ice cream possibilities. and personalized sweet nothings. conversation heart cakes. this valentine's day only at baskin robbins. >> brooke: you don't have to stay. >> deacon: i got nowhere i got to be. >> brooke: it's valentine's day. i'm sure quinn is waiting. >> deacon: i have a little time. >> brooke: i kept [sighs] saying this to myself, saying that it was just another day, but you know what? it's not. it's not just another day. people are out. they're celebrating their relationships. they're enjoying each other. they're toasting and hugging and kissing and loving each other, and here i am. i'm here -- alone.

wow, there's so much to talk about tonight. the oscars, "the bachelor," kobe bryant is here, chrissy teigen is here, kenny g and warren g are here together. guillermo was on the red carpet last night, who did you to do? >> guillermo: a scarlet johanson. >> our friends at aflac have a way of doing things called one-day pay that gets your claim approved and paid in a day. they escalate payment and they're also accelerating our commercial breaks tonight. they're making the commercials very, very short. so we have enough time to fit everything in. very short like this door. after you. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: there you go, guillermo. and i will just -- close that and let's start the show. >> guillermo: jimmy, open it up! i'm stuck! jimmy! >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, from the los angeles lakers, kobe bryant. super model chrissy teigen. and "mash-up monday" with kenny and warren g. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold back, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the ho

you are not always aware how cold it is, so kobe your skin even if you're outside a short time. 7 on your side prompting action for partners without heat. we first told you about this at the bethune house in southeast. the city stepped in, setting today is the deadline for fixes. tom roussey has been covering the situation and he has why the story is not over. what's the deal tom? tom: ever since we hear the story last week, there has been snow on the ground. as far as the heating situation in this apartment complex, residence say it has improved. a lot of work has been done, but the work is not done. >> it is some progress, but it is not a complete fix. tom: a week after we told you about the nonworking radiators in this apartment, one of them works. >> over here i have a another radiator that is pumping a little bit. tom: but others? >> there is nothing at all right here. tom: in d.c., heat is the law. >> a minimum of 65 degrees during the nighttime. tom: and landlords have to keep the apartments at 68 during the day. >> or they face serious consequences. tom: this attorney, which

so they go, "kobe you want to make a beer run." you go, "i'll go." i think it was a land cruiser at the time. >> jimmy: yeah. so we get in your car and go down to pink dot. which it's a place out in l.a. out here where they only deliver food to you. it's not a store you can go in and buy stuff. [ laughter ] but we don't know. >> we don't know. >> jimmy: we were brand new. you're brand new to l.a. i don't know anything about l.a. >> we didn't have a navi system. so we just kind of -- just kind of cruising along. >> jimmy: exactly yeah. so it was on sunset boulevard -- so we knocked on the glass. and the guy goes like, "what do you want?" we go, "we want beer." [ laughter ] and he goes, "i can't sell you beer. we don't sell anything here. we have to deliver it to you." and we go, "but we've got to bring it to a party." he goes, "i can't. and you pull your wallet and i.d. out and you put it against the glass and you go, "i'm a a laker." [ laughter and applause ] >> oh, okay, come in. come in. >> jimmy: we left with five cases of beer. we're like hey. ca

so many people kobe getting out and enjoying the snowy weather.bogganing is one popular activity but several cities in canada have now banned it saying it's too dangerous. from hamilton daniel lack reports. >> it's as canadian as, well, winter itself. all you need is a toboggan and a snow-covered hill and you're off. it's probably the most popular pastime in this land and it's a family affair. >> having a good time. going fast. you guys ready. ready, one two three. >> maybe so, but here in hamilton sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man who broke his back while tobogganing. the local bye law is an attempt to prevent that from happening again. >> we have close to 500 parks in the city of hamilton. some of which present an optimum environment for tobogganing i.e. they have hills. it's basically an un uncontrollable consideration for us. >> there is a growing backlash by musician laura cole who wrote a song "you can't toboggan in the hammer any more ohio ♪ you're not supposed to run and pl

so, a lot of controversy out here with the recent measles outbreak because a lot of people never got any shots. or as kobe'sand applause ] >> steve: oh, snap. no, you did not. >> jimmy: by the way, he's going to be on our show wednesday. so, hey, kobe. [ laughter ] of course, everyone's still talking about the great game. super bowl xlix, that was unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] seahawks played a great game. the big story is undrafted rookie malcolm butler, who made the game-winning interception for the new england patriots, yeah. even malcolm butler was like, "who?" [ laughter ] "you're malcolm butler." "i never heard of him." "no, you are him." [ laughter ] did you catch katy perry's halftime show? [ cheers and applause ] i loved it. it was a big hit. but i think the real star was one of the backup dancers. i don't know if you saw this on the internet. check out the guy -- yeah. check out the guy in the shark costume on the left. i'm not sure he actually knew the dance at all. watch. ♪ you put your hands on me in my skin-tight jeans be your teenage dream ♪ [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: from

kobe bryant. >> stay tune for. that see you tomorrow. good night. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. wow, there's sonight. the oscars "the bachelor," kobe bryant is here, chrissy teigen is here kenny g and warren g are here together. guillermo was on the red carpet last night who did you to do? >> guillermo: a scarlet johanson. >> our friends at aflac have a way of doing things called one-day pay that gets your claim approved and paid in a day. they escalate payment and they're also accelerating our commercial breaks tonight. they're making the commercials very, very short. so we have enough time to fit everything in. very short like this door. after you. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: there you go guillermo. and i will just -- close that

. >> no kobe beef -- >> so it was your $300,000 tab? napa yesterday and i shockingly open the car door and a 200 bottle dollar of wine -- $200 bottle of wine fell out. i went back to silver oak and they replaced it. >> enough of these niceties. let's talk europe. >> let's get back to greece. it's back to 2012. the same situation -- last time it was the liquidity crisis and now we are dealing with a default. we are going to run out of cash by the end of this month. i was over there about a month ago and it's pretty clear people think germany is going to have to give up on some of the restrictions if they want to keep greece in the euro. personally, i would say it's time to throw them out but people feel it is important to keep the euro together. as an investor, we have very little exposure to greece. we dropped it out of our developed market index two years ago. that was early, but i think their troubles show it's not a great place for an institutional investor like us to stay invested long-term. >> when we were talking about greece in 2

wow, there's so much to talk about tonight. the oscars "the bachelor," kobebryant is here, chrissy teigen is here kenny g and warren g are here together. guillermo was on the red carpet last night who did you to do? >> guillermo: a scarlet johanson. >> our friends at aflac have a way of doing things called one-day pay that gets your claim approved and paid in a day. they escalate payment and they're also accelerating our commercial breaks tonight. they're making the commercials very, very short. so we have enough time to fit everything in. very short like this door. after you. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: there you go guillermo. and i will just -- close that and let's start the show. >> guillermo: jimmy, open it

wow, there's so much to talk about tonight. the oscars "the bachelor," kobeere, chrissy teigen is here kenny g and warren g are here together. guillermo was on the red carpet last night who did you to do? >> guillermo: a scarlet johanson. >> our friends at aflac have a way of doing things called one-day pay that gets your claim approved and paid in a day. they escalate payment and they're also accelerating our commercial breaks tonight. they're making the commercials very, very short. so we have enough time to fit everything in. very short like this door. after you. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: there you go guillermo. and i will just -- close that and let's start the show. >>

that i think that even in the nba and so-called old days we used to sit back and wait for the criminal just cities testimony to run-- system to run its course. when kobe bryant was indicted and ultimately the case was dismissed. it never went to trial. it the case was dismissed before it went to trial. but that was roughly ten years ago or so. and then even though he had been indicted of a felony that david's reaction and this was the standard of the leagues at that time was innocent until proven guilty. and kobe was indicted and was an active player during that period there were games when he had just come ba from hearings at the court in colorado. i think the standard has changed now. i think if we were to have a player accused of a crime certainly indicted of a crime my sense is now that the league would need to conduct its own investigation. which is not a comfortable place to be. because also as someone who used to practice law, at the same time i want to be very protective of the due process rights of the accused whether that's a player or an executive an owner, anyone involved. and our league. >> the life of a player. >> the wife of a player. i

so long for you guys to do that? >> because the mutual respect that we have for one another. kobe guys that's ever played this game. this guy's unbelievable, right? so i respect him and i respect his time. and i think he respects my time as well. so we didn't want to bother each other. i cheer for him every night. and we all want to make sure he gets better so he can play next season. but at the dodger game he came and sat next to me and we laughed like two little boys, two little kids. we had such a good time with each other. and you're right, it shouldn't have taken so long. but that's the way it goes. >> jimmy: i guess the message i get is if you do take time to get together with somebody, you don't have any respect for their time. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> that's true. >> jimmy: i know you are a -- you're a businessman. i think -- seems to me like you love business, doing business, as much as you love playing basketball. >> yeah? which is pretty rare. a lot of guys will do endorsements and they're tacitly involved and this sort of thing. you're really in the midd

kobe's thing. >> he was winning and then he won, and got to be like-- i had to ignore it. but now he sucks now. so'm like he needs to talk to the media. you know what i mean? he needs to come up clean. all right. your rings are over. >> larry: it's funny because we talked about sports in this but i think a lot of this started in politics. bill clinton is a master at keeping it 70. when he said "it depends what your definition of 'isn't is" he deconstruct aid two-letter word. >> he did it with style. i was like i have to see how he gets out of this. >> larry: jake, who is better at keeping it 70, politicians or athletes? >> but that's all politicians do. >> that is all they do. right. ( applause ). >> larry: let me ask you-- that's got to frustrate you as a reporter. >> it's very, very annoying and we have to go back and disporgt back and forth and you realize the viewers are probably not all that interested and you isv to set a point, you're not telling truth and move on to the next question. >> larry: let's talk about in culture, who keeps it 70 more and who lies more, men or women? >> women, wom

so dominant like lebron james. his team as likely to make the playoffs regardless of where he plays and kobe michael, tim duncan. >>hey generally need the one other player. >> that is where management comes in. if you have three superstars like the miami heat did, you need an important cast of characters. that's what made what buford did in san antonio so important. even if we dispersed of the players, it would be hard to create that any given sunday notion in the nba. you want every team to have any chance of getting the players. if new york by virtue, they could outbid the other teams for stars. >> they would love it. >> not a perfect correlation but in baseball, no doubt that there's a correlation between payroll and success on the field. >> basketball is interesting because you have oklahoma. >> another great example, a very small market, they have kevin durant a got him through the draft and russell westbrook. and they ended up unfortunately having to -- james harden. ownership there did not feel they could going to the luxury tax because it would put them in and on profitable position. even in our cap system

on the laker uniforms, that does not make them kobe bryant, and today, the director of the fbi said that there are terare terrorists if in all 50 states. so how do you go from the j.v. to all 50 states? >> well, there are people who are making claims that they have ties to the isis and it does not mean varsity yet, fwhuf people in each-- there rare enough people in the each state that it is not a crisis but a phenomenon that the fbi has to take seriously. the entrance into eye is sis is very, very low, and it is not like al qaeda to have known bin laden and have fought in afghanistan. the entrance into isis hey, i'm online can i join? that is what is incredibly challenging from the law enforcement point of view. >> and i want to echo that if you look at the pa teerls, it is never ever about islam or the cause, but it is about quick and flippant glory and the machismo and asserting masculinity and other things. >> thank you. >>> and now, up next john rich and our panel will take on bill o'reilly and his taking on reporting in a war zone. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.our panel will take on bil

so is washington. warriors wake up. curry, look at steph's clowning. the long arm of the law slam, steph behind his back. yes. >> that making it harder. he went from 32 with eight assists. kobes reaction was priceless after seeing a post game celebration after a rare victory. >> would that happen if you were there? would there be a celebration? >> if looks could kill. abc7 sports brought to you from bank of the west. act like you've been there. >> quite the face. >> yes. thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 what new information about nasa reveals. >> then outrage over a plan to pack up and ship elderly chimps across the country. >> tonight new comedy ies follow >> you can see abc programs on your smart phone tablet or computer. >> that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. we appreciate yo this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants. a certified ophthalmic assistant from lake charles, louisiana... a cashier from pocono mountains, pennsylvania... and our returning champion a stay-at-home mom from arnold, missouri... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ laughter ] i liked that, jeremy. smooth move. shannon, welcome aboard, also.

so? >> well, they're trying to link nsair to three attacks, one in kobe am hagan, man chester and new yorkear to have been focusing on an attack on the subway system in new york and it was clearly bin laden's goal to get as close to replicating devastation of 9-11. >> what were they plan not guilty england? >> they were looking at an attack on a shopping mall. so they were attempting to target innocent civilians men, women, children who were just out for the day shopping ordinarily and they would set off a bomb. >> what is the defense trying to say that this guy is some sort of random lackey almost like an intern? he didn't really have any operational awareness about this plan, did he? >> well, his defense is that he is a complete innocent. i should point out that he made in my judgment a very poor decision to represent himself. it's the same thing that mussaui made. he says he's an ordinary guy. they got the wrong guy. he's innocent. his code messages with bin laden and the other jihaddists were simply innocent messages about dating and searching for a wife when, in fact, it appears the e

so important to the country. >> that is interesting. our reporter says it is not a question of if but when it's a false where the oil company defaults. classify kobeproblem. i owe you $1 billion, you have a problem. [laughter] >> number two, oil workers, 10% of u.s. refining capacity, a reflecting day in the biggest lockout since 1980. here is the deal and this is what i'm hearing from my guys. it will not affect capacity right now because these guys are automated. a skeleton crew that his salary. the issue, though, is if it continues to persist for weeks and weeks, there are turnaround happening and you need people to actually do that work. >> he in the near term the refineries choking on the supply and they are also able to bring nonunion workers on a skeleton crew. if it persists for three months then it could start to move the needle. >> we have to take into account as well that this will increase the mass amount of oil in the u.s.. we cannot get anywhere to be used for something. that is why we saw oil prices get a little funky earlier today. we will have some more oreos and we will be right back. ♪ >> locum doctor left get back to bring you