hey. >> jimmy: david spade. good for you.thank you, buddy. >> jimmy: that's so good of you to do. you know, david has a new comedy special. he's not just out here -- >> for my health. >> jimmy: for his health or benevolence. it's called "david spade my -- good-bye, david. it premieres may 4th on comedy central. what just happened? did david get the hook? i hope he's all right. jim jefferies is here with us. we have music from dan croll. and we'll be right back with mindy kaling. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by new vaseline men spray lotions. tackles dryness in seconds. ♪ ♪ suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. was it worshipped by an ancient civilization? it's real paco. [ man laughs, monkey screeches ] actually, we just ran out of buns. so... [ male announcer ] applebee's legendary quesadilla b

it's great and wonderful, but let's call a spade a spade.y are warting off any threat of unionization. >> tracy, you like this? >> i love this. yeah, and zappos said please don't take this offer, we just want you to like your job. and most of the people are temporary workers and don't qualify anyway, but if you don't like your job move on and they don't have to deal with it. i think it's brilliant. i think amazon is fabulous for doing it and i don't think it's pr at all. >> i think it's a mix, it's brilliant and a little pr and it's so much better to hand somebody $5000 than to fire them and have your unemployment compensation insurance rates go up for everybody in your business. it's going to save you money in the long run and prevent a lawsuit. >> thank you, guys. thank you, sasha, for joining us. >>> who hasn't thought about doing that at least once? if you live in france, they just made it easy if it's past work hours. time to bring the latte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bed

you know, this is long pastime to sort of call a spade a spade here. >> what do you think of the reflex reaction from the obama white house talking back some of these remarks? >> well, you know, they're in a defensive crouch. >> yes, yes. >> the israel-u.s. relationship is a third rail in american domestic politics, but you know, i think we're doing nobody a favor, not even the israelis by papering over the fact that the real obstacle to peace in the israel-palestine conflict these days are the israelis rather than the palestinians. indeed, in mahmood abbas, the israelis have the ideal palestinian leader that they've always wanted. a moderate pro-western figure who wants to modernize palestine, and achieve from the israelis. >> i have heard that prime minister netanyahu is playing for time. playing for time. i don't know that you agree with that, but i'm sure you've heard the analysis. what do you make of it? >> well, we were in the middle of march madness so the four corners strategy comes to mind. the problem that netanyahu faces includes a pretty large church f people who are committ

. >> he's willing as president to commemorate it and certainly to call a spade a spade and to speak truthn genocide day, and president obama deferred to turkey and said i have consistently stated my own view of what occurred in 1915 and my view has not changed. president obama called the armenian genocide undeniable to the armenian-american community. >>> wolf, ukraine issued a 48-hour deadline for russia to explain its military drills. >> the deputy foreign minister is meeting with top u.s. officials. we'll get the official response. we have tony blair on as well, the former british prime minister. he's got strong views not only about ukraine but what is going on as far as muslim extremism. powerful words generating powerful words. we have a lot coming up at the top of the hour. >> sounds good. "the situation room" at the top of the hour. wolf blitzer. >>> in recent months, chicago's crime rate has dropped significantly. the head of the chicago pd tells me why, next. dear sun, meet your biggest competitor: philips slimstyle led bulb. beautiful quality light with a slim design, at a slim

and kors was getting all the likes and not seeing that with kors and we missed kate spade from last year. >> you have a little bit of time to get in the stores from now and then. >> but the millennial women are getting a preview of it on instagram. right now, the surveys and synopsis not really like it. >> to the desk. josh, is it coach's time again? >> no. it's been dead money four years. stephanie may be right about the new products. if you're a trader, wait for a signal. >> i don't know, let's talk if you're an investor, longer term investor. >> you have time. what's the rush? so far everything they announced all the initiatives have failed to spark interest in the stock so just wait. >> they have a new person that just got in there in january as ceo and the new creative guy has only been there also in a very short time. i think those products will get a lot of buzz in december. this market is a discounting mechanism and get a good price for the shares. what if they don't and you're stuck with a dead stock? >> the biggest problem -- >> and you need an umbrella if it rains -- >> t

apple has that ecosystem in spades. is that the message that amazon, facebook, and microsoft need to find their own ecosystem? >> next week, facebook has this f8 event. it is their fourth or fifth event primarily for developers, and they will put a renewed focus on their ecosystem and their platform, which is a really big deal for facebook. facebook does have a huge ecosystem, by the way. each time you go to website and we register with facebook, which we all do everyday, that is using their platform. >> are you going to speak to mr. zuckerberg? >> i hope to. i have not got an an appointment. >> that would be great. facebook, if you are watching this morning, we would like to see mr. or patrick speak to mr. zuckerberg -- >> and then come on "surveillance" and tell all of us. >> of course i will. facebook has 1.8 billion monthly users. there are a lot of large numbers here. even as it leaves mobile concerns behind in the dust, it cannot keep growing its user base at this rate. >> at this rate, maybe not, but in fact they

but investigators want to know if lives could have been spade. one young survivor in the crash still recovering at the hospital now. and he sprung into action to save a number of passengers on board. kate. >> as the investigation reveals new details we are learning more about the heartbreak and heroism that went on during the collision. one man is being called a savior after he knocked out a window that helped dozens escape. >> you can remember that truck coming right at you. >> miles hill was sitting near the front of the bus. the horror that followed remains vivid. >> i have really bad nightmares about it. every time i close my eyes i hear screaming. i hear a boom. i see fire. >> and he saw people dying. >> i watched a person burn alive. i can never forget that. i shielded my face with my arms and i kicked out the window in more or less the same instant and just booked it. 36 people made it out. 20 something came out through the window i kicked open. >> miles is one of two who rehospitalized. >> there's secondary to burns on both my hands and d

it's possible they could even pull up the schedule at the capitol limited and spade and a possible top off the coast. no i don't mean the company should cooperate old son oh one when danielle were not wanting to go to some company can do it for the his friends used to confess that the trend setters yet to set its own systems of vancouver. in one sense it the other creatures the text. he's been sort of quiet as of late. but the communities and they don't go there to compete presenter sorting. mark is trying to. the couple to get the formal position as it was a good weekend it again. do remember and i do still mostly japanese phones or anything japanese. we always have their own style. he refused to touch it yet succumbed to the size and the fuel they can impose that on the rest of the world this exposes of the country's culture. i did stitch a coach. another puppy to our viewers would only be back in a body. i don't have internet of things. in that respect was the leader which means that even the teacher will the tories are you trusting. he had a strong force it to the people sitting an

in its duties in the energy behemoth with a spade to the prize for good governance in africa will be as well as on disk and backs in the eu development commissioner did take a look at this report. he still sleeps a little. be been been when you're with me accordingly. though. with the mini. so they didn't know this yet and she and i feel about that. this of course it is notable for the t shirt it is deliciously rich and accordingly and the mother country. now that . so you'll have to be how was it what gives your companies would not have to finish it. you just look weak on facts. we got to the right shoes or what you would just cook was getting the opiates that suggested by chinese investments are no visible if your position on the pre cogs they speak to the csa president to board the hope and peace no policy concept that the chinese subs the side of the objects of free speech but god is visibility of china's engagement but sodium level engagement on investment drive up there to bless all of our small us and european and european companies. fbi's been before each the british and afri

youngsters don't have to pick up a gun, all they have to do is pick up a needle, a screwdriver or a spadege the course of their life forever. >>> as some breaking news for you from libya. gunmen have stormed the libya parliament in tripoli and started shooting, and forced lawmakers to abandon a vote on the next prime minister. several people have been wounded by the shooting, and according reuters news agency, the gunmen were part of a party from one of the candidates. this has now disrupted the vote on the next prime minister with several people injured, and we'll give you the latest on that as we get it. >>> anti-corruption investigators in indonesia say this month's parliamentary elections were the most fraudulent in recent history. steph has the report. >> reporter: others prefer to do it secretly, but this parliament member is caught on camera, handing out money during a recent campaign rally. he denies it is vote buying because he says he did not make an agreement that people receiving the money should vote for him. >> translator: my religion says to help each other. there is nothin

this really does quite a lot of naysayers around tim cook and the numbers -- they delivered today in spades>> what they didn't do is tell us about a new product or give us a new product. >> you always want more, don't you? >> i'm greedy. >> you barely figured out how to use all the functions on the iphone you currently have. >> not even close. i have a new one. if you put it on airplane mode when you charge it, it charges faster. it does work. >> let me ask you, couldn't this be potentially the first trillion dollar market cap company without any product? if the iphone continues to soak up all of the ebitda and the tablet is there, if they are the best highest margin mobile company in the world, can they get to the $1 trillion market cap? >> you could certainly see an expansion. michael said, so it goes from 15 to 18? crazy?, is that too >> the market multiple is around 16-17, so what is wrong with that for a company doing about $180 billion in sales in the year? >> to get to that growth, they are going to need to do something else. one of the reasons that they are there is that fundamental

a spade and find the numbers to measure and he was one of the driving forces of the made a snapshot of employment. he is a man in the right time because you have a confluence of other factors in particular 1920 and 1921 we have a recession as sort of locking people for a loop and politicians saying how can we measure how bad it is when we don't know where we started from and then of course you have the great depression and this seems to push you on that desire to understand just what we are losing or how bad it is. >> guest: he was eight jailed professor sort of thinking about the prices and what we now call inflation. so there have been some work done before the great depression on what's going on in this thing we call the economy. until the early 20th century i can say with any confidence if you use google that is anything printed on the database and you can find the frequency where things were used if you type in the words economy until the 1930s plot lines and then about 1930s it keeps accelerating because until we create numbers i could be unemployment rate and gdp inflation th

ornery, suffered not at all and was kind of them going to call a spade a spade and find the numbers to measure it kind of guy. he was one of these sort of driving force is that we need a snapshot of employment patterns to prevent it dismissed from taking it out. >> host: he's also a man in the right time because you have this comp on other factors in particular, 1929 and 21, we have this recession that three people for a loop. politicians say and how come you to measure how bad it is simply don't know where we started from. and of course you have the great depression. this seems to push you very much this desire to understand just what we are losing. >> guest: a few things in this. people like irving fisher was a yale professor whose interest did in thinking about prices in what we now call inflation. but there has been some work done before the great depression on what's going on in this thing we now call the economy. nobody used the word economy until the early 20th century. the only reason i say with any confidences if you something called google ideogram, everything printed him a d

. >> the branz that are hot right now are more of kate spade of the world. coach was dominant in their era and much of what they are doing changing design direction, changing some of the product focus will help to rejuvenate this once storied brand. >> the legacy handbag maker is reinvigorating the brand under a new ceo upgrading its stores, adjusting pricing and introducing new products. all which will take time but so far wall street is offering a degree of patience. many expect creative director's first collection this fall to unusualer in a new era for coach. >> i think stewart is trying to take that classic coach iconic item and reinterpret it and modernize it. so we're hopeful that his design direction will lead to better results for the company. >> some however are worried the new product may be fashion right but too pricey for coach's core consumer. the question remains whether investors will wait until september to find out. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan. >>> coming up, x-box is going hollywood. microsoft is creating original pr

now all they have to do is pick up a needle, screwdriver or a spade and make a choice to change the direction of their lives forever. >> u.s. president barack obama is returning home from a week-long trip to asia. president obama paid trishued to american -- tribute to american and european soldiers. the philippines was the last stop of a 4 of had nations tour. obama says a new defense packed signed with the philippines is a major boost to the security in the region. >> a deadly storm system continues to move across the united states. 17 people in the south and mid west have been killed. this shows a twister battering the northern part of the state. some areas of alabama and georgia are at risk as the storm system heads towards the mid-atlantic states. the national whether service says the threat of tornados will last several more days. >> rescue workers have been working around the clock in arkansas. we have this report from mayflower. >> reporter: the tornados cut a path of destruction across three states. arkansas bore the brunt. in mayflower, north of little rock it was devastated. when t

we have that here in spades. the budget and the city's own budget and legislative analyst report which was issued yesterday and was commissioned by supervisor eric mar concludes that these buses are having a negative impact on san francisco. the reports conclude that these google buses they are extremely heavy. they are 60,000 pounds when fully loaded cause over a dollar a damage to city streets for every mile traveled. by comparison, a fully loaded suv causes one penny of damage to city streets. we are talking about a lot of damage. we are not talking $1 per is to the. -- stop. it cost me $2 to get on a muni. these buses are conflicting with muni services. the report also concludes that these shuttles are blocking traffic and causing safety impacts on pedestrians and bicyclist and especially differently abled people not able to get out because these commuter shuttles are blocking the muni stops. we commissioned reports from impact partners of a reputable firm that did studies throughout the state. that this is a

then the two of spades. then the seven of spades. >> i'm out. >> you guys got three. >> wait, what?seven of spades? >> no. >> wait a minute. i don't think i had that either. >> that could be the problem. >> wait a minute. >> anyway -- >> we didn't have the right cars. >> but i put all my cards down. does that count for anything? it's like -- >> anyway, the guy who won this -- >> i quit. >> i had five minutes to memorize these cards and five minutes to recall. i ended up getting 18 in a row. the guy who won got all 52 in just over a minute. >> we didn't have the right cards so i think -- >> don't mince words. >> in other words, we lost. >>> still to come from the big screen to broadway, the classic movie "rocky" has [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from ne

. >> if they can pull this service down, which is so carefully designed to be legal, you have a spade of lawsuits about any cloud storage of any content. >> this is piracy. you're picking up copyrighted content that somebody else spent a lot of money to develop. >> the company charges consumers as little as $8 a month for that service. >>> speaking of streaming video services it will cost more to use netflix for some. for the rest of that and the news before the bell, seema mody. >> hey, scott, futures lower after stocks posted modest gains. posting the first five-day win streak since early february and get data out to the only existing home sales and earnings in the likes of mcdonald's, xerox and comcast. the dow rising 40 points to close at 16,449. the nasdaq up 26 to close at 4021 netflix plans to raise prices by $1 to $2 a month. trying to offset costs for new content and production of original shows such as "house of cards" and orange is the new black. existing customers will continue to be charged their current fees for now. >>> airlines lag behind hotels as travelers face cramp

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a spade and find the numbers to measure kind of guy. he was one of these driving forces of we need a snapshot of employment and the nature of employmenemploymen t patterns to prevent big business from taking it out of the unions. >> host: he is also a man in the right time as well because you have this confluence of other factors in particular 1920, 1921. we have this recession. it is sort of knocks people for a loop. you have politicians saying how can we measure how bad it is some we don't know where we started from and then of course you have the great depression. this seems to push very much this desire to count and understand just what we are losing or how bad it is. >> guest: people like ethelbert stewart were around in 18th century and irving fischer was a yale professor who was in the season thinking about prices and what we now call inflation so there have been some work done before the great depression on what's going on and this thing we now call the economy. nobody used the word the economy until the early 20th century. if y

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he knows that i'm basically saying isn't it time to call a spade a shovel as us brits might put it. he knows what i'm asking him but he politically and respectfully, he won't go that far. >> i understand. i understand. so that's the airline and the government. let's get to this identification that the families who have so badly been pressing the government for, the prescribe said that will be released neck week? what kind of information is in that report? >> yes, don't told your breath and get too excited. of all the reports that will be issued, this is probably the most mundane and that makes it more inexplicable that they didn't release it when they sent it to montreal. we know, it has been confirmed and i have already reported that there is a safety recommendation asking for a look at realtime tracking of aircraft. that's there. the rest of it, it will be the plane, the crew, not by name, the passengers by numbers, the route, the air traffic control. what the prescribe saime minist will do is have an international committee look at it and see what is being releezed. i said are yo

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now all they have to do is pick up a needle, screwdriver, or even a spade and make a choice to changeion of their lives for the better. >>> anti-corruption investigators in indonesia say this month's parliamentary elections were the most fraudulent in recent history. steph has more. >> reporter: others prefer to do it secretly, but this parliament member is caught on camera handing out money during a rece recent rally. he denies the charges. >> translator: my religion says to help each other, whoever wants my assistance. there is nothing dangerous about this. i always have a lot of money in my pocket and i'm not campaigning now. i give this to whoever needs money. don't consider this campaigning. why am i not allowed to help poor people for religious reasons? >> reporter: the elections held earlier this month were considered a success because of the lack of violence, but the allegations of cheating have more than doubled since the last elections. this man says he'll vote for a candidate who gives him money. >> translator: i will definitely vote for the person who gives me money and fo

>> but that is you in spades. >> but this is one third of people -- >> think about your own evolution your life as you go from one arena to another arena to another arena. think about when you decided to be governor of california. >> and i was and i failed. >> i did notice that but what was interesting about that, my appreciation of you, is that you are willing to try and willing to fail. because you might have succeeded under different circumstances. >> and because i learned, even from failure. i learned a lot. >> and you realize that it is not going to be embarrassed and you come out of that and you start to write a blog. it becomes one of the most important online vehicles out there. where do you get that? is that from your mother? is that something you develop? is it in your genes? >> i think we all have it. >> we just have to unleash it. >> yes. we all have this place of wisdom, strength, peace in us. christianity, the bible calls a the kingdom of god is within. give me a place to stand and i can move the world. we all have it. the question is are we giving ourselves any time? i'

coming up tomorrow night, the very funny david spade will be here. [ cheers and applause ] thursday,ew garfield will be stopping by. we're gonna be racing some motorcycles. plus, a performance from chvrches. on friday, from the hit show house of cards, kevin spacey will be dropping in. [ applause ] kev and i might even do a a little singing, you don't want to miss that. but first, i'm very excited about the tonight's show you guys. i'm very excited to have her here. she's unbelievably cool, diane keaton is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] we're talking to her. i never talked to her before, she's great. i love her, big fan. and since it's her first time on the show, she's agreed to play beer pong with me. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: that's a win-win. >> jimmy: beer pong with diane keaton. it's a win-win, man. plus, he's a great young actor. this guy's one of my favs. this guy's my new jam. i'm putting my money on this guy. yeah, this guy's in, what is that movie where these guys get super powers? "chronicle," dude, amazing. did you see that one? quest, you'd like "chronicle."

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is 11-11 for spades tonight. good work.w by dunk, a career high. 30 points for him, looking good, warriors up 14 at half. nuggets come up, jordan beautiful move, career best 41 for him. and the warriors with 212 left, will go on to victory. nice :12 left, will go on to victory. nice shot by crawford there. 1:61-112 and 1230 los angeles, a couple of years ago, registered as a big deal, a mienl ripple in the nfl, has the jets sign a chris johnson, when healthy, still blaze, but injury problems is contract history, held him up in tennessee. 2 year deal with new york. could be worth up to 9 million dollars. that's the sporting life for tonight. back to you. >> thank you so much for using ktvu channel 2 news. morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow with the latest on that wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring

there's been a spade of attacks. i was in kabul two days ago.st every day that i was there in the last week. and that's all coming from pakistan. they're all going in. that's clearly what needs to be looked at very strongly because the pakistanis have not finished their war and what they want is through a proxy force to dominate affairs in afghanistan and they're going to continue. >> that of course, is the taliban for pakistan. >> the taliban. >> and actually al qaeda have shown they were protecting and hiding bin laden. al zawahiri who took over as head of al qaeda, he's in pakistan. i have a passage in the book which shows that certainly in 2005 they were hiding him, the pakistani government. >> they think the government knows where al zawahiri is? >> yes. >> the pakistani military is sustained by american military aid. >> we should never use the word ally or partner when it comes to pakistan. we're not. we're operating across purposes. the reason we've had so much trouble in afghanistan is because of more than a decade of pakistani policy. t

later in the week we're going to talk with david spade. spiderman himself andrew garfield is here. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a motorcycle race planned for him. on friday, kevin spacey is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] have you seen "house of cards?" >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you watch it? >> steve: i watch it. >> jimmy: are you onto season -- first season. unbelievable. and i'm in the second season. don't tell me what's going on. past the second season. so i'm like, i can't wait to talk -- kevin spacey will be on the show. >> questlove: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from david byrne and chvrches, oh my god. big week. big week. but first, we have got a great show tonight. as i said, we love it when she stops by. she stars in the giant new movie "the amazing spiderman 2" emma stone is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: lovely. >> jimmy: lovely. so fun. so much fun. and i'm not messing around with her this time. i told her that we're going to have a battle. a lip sync battle tonight

is 11-11 for spades tonight. good work. dunk, a career high. 30 points for him, looking good, warriors up 14 at half. nuggets come up, jordan beautiful move, career best 41 for him. and the warriors with 212 left, will go on to victory. nice :12 left, will go on to victory. nice shot by crawford there. 1:61-112 and 1230 los angeles, a couple of years ago, registered as a big deal, a mienl ripple in the nfl, has the jets sign a chris johnson, when healthy, still blaze, but injury problems is contract history, held him up in tennessee. 2 year deal with new york. could be worth up to 9 million dollars. that's the sporting life for tonight. back to you. >> thank you so much for using ktvu channel 2 news. morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow with the latest on that boating accident we told you about tonight that killed one person and if you missed part of tonight's broadcast, you can catch it on tv 36. good night. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and

a spade, you know, did you believe you could come back again and reinvent yourself to get that brandrack? >> a person in trouble that doesn't believe she or he is guilty is a strong person, and i learned how to make lemonade out of lemons. >> yes. >> and as only martha stewart could do, right? >> and you know what, it's all in the past, and now i'm looking towards the future. i'm an optimist still, and -- and i only see good for the martha stewart brand, but also for this economy. happy to see the dow back up to the high today. it's really exciting. >> you, like all of us in the media, we have to react to the marketplace, and the -- and the social media, all the different platforms. we have to keep moving where the people are and you've done a masterful job of that. >> i like social media and love technology. i'm really thrilled to be with the google guys and the zuckerbergs and steve and bill. i'm thrilled to be in that group because i was an early adopter of all of this. i -- i try very hard to use my twitter, use my facebook. i use the pinterest and instagrams of the world and tha

bean prices may go up because brazil, where 1/3 of the coffee is produced in the world, has had a spaded weather. it wiped out a bunch of the crop. so we're going to see more volatile swings in the coffee prices. in terms of the chocolate, it's just that consumption is really rising. places like china are starting to buy more and more chocolate, so it means as demand goes up for that, it means the price of chocolate may also rise in the coming year. and of course that affects easter candy potentially. >> it's also going to affect my wallet big time on both ends. >> me, too. >> speaking of cut backs, the easter bunny apparently cutting back, yeah? >> a little bit. there was a new study from the national retail federation that talked about how consumers are expected to spend slightly less this easter. they're going to spend an average of $137 on things like clothes, groceries, eating out and easter can' candy, whereas year they spent $145. it's a modest decrease. it goes with what we've seen on consumer spending which has been modest. people have been slow to spend money even though we're

as you know there have been a spade of books, some of them big best sellers that claim certain peopleit big movie coming up called "heaven is for real" with us is robert jeffers who runs one of the largest evangelical church in the nation first baptist of dallas. what is the most compelling evidence that you, yourself, have seen that there is an after life? >> well, lit's assume first all we can't prove. this it's based on clues and circumstantial evidence. but i think, for example, bill, human desires. c.s. louis said for every human desire there is a corresponding reality in nature. we get thirsty because there is such a thing as water. we crave physical intimacy there is sex. the reason we may desire immoral tattle is because it really exists. you look at that and near death experiences that 8 million americans claim to have had. now, i am somewhat skeptical of those. i'm not sure what nearly dead means. it seems that's like being nearly pregnant either you are or you aren't. nevertheless they suggest that perhaps there is a consciousness that transcends the end of brain waves, but

youngsters were forced to pick up a gun and fight and now they have to pick up a needle, screw driver or an spadechoice to change the direction of their lives for the better, i'm robin with al jazeera jazeera. >>> coming up, on this news hour, they used to trade gems for arms and in peace time they are setting themselves up in the diamond business and a report from the ivory coast. and they looked to turn the tables on madrid for a place in the champion league final. ♪ r ♪ u.n. security council is set to vote to lift agree embargo on diamond exports from the ivory coast and the band was put up a decade ago and fighting a rebellion across the country and we report from the diamond mind, and a former rebel-held area. >> reporter: a stone so small yet worth so much. this diamond could be his ticket out of this mine. but there is always someone watching. he decides its value. the gem can be worst 5 cents to $50 million. >> translator: find agree diamond is a question of luck, if it's small he makes a few dollars, if it's big he can make a lot more. >> reporter: here he decides on a price but won't s

. >> general millie's responsibility at this point, and he gets it in spades, is to share every bit of information he has in terms of what he knows occurred, and what resources are going to be available to uncover what those gaps are. and his primary focus will be one of embracing the community and ensuring that the family members and the community outside the gate, the community get it all together. >> stand by, general marks. let's listen in. >> this is the commander of u.s. third corps. he'll make a statement about what he can and take your questions after that. raise your hand if you have a question and we'll direct you when it's time to ask your question. so commander of third corps, lieutenant general mark a. millie. >> good evening. i would like to start off first with condolences to the killed and wounded soldiers here at ft. hood from an incident this afternoon. at approximately 1600 or 4:00 p.m. today, a soldier assigned to 13th sustainment command fired shots at individuals within the unit areas here, within the first medical brigade area and the 49th transportation battalio

kate spade up 2.5%. >> who debated this stock?h. >> steph was the bull, you were the bear? you were the bull? >> yes. >> what did you get wrong? >> i was the bear, sorry. >> you were the bear. >> what you got right. >> sorry. >> thanks for playing. >> geez, you were right on, man. >> our viewers, they're not confused, don't worry. 3-d systems taking a big hit after missing the mark on earnings and margins. josh? >> yeah, so this is a stock now down more than 50% year to date. they met the number, but they gave disappointed guidance, and you just really can't do that. you are starting to see guys sniff around here, because it's quote/unquote relatively cheap. i don't think that will be enough, though. i would not be jumping back into this name. >> allergan reportedly holding early talks with johnson & johnson, looking for a higher bidder than valeant. >> and maybe doing something with shire. obviously, they think the bid is too low. one of the defense mechanisms would be to go after somebody else. allergan is hot. you do not want t

and then we took the spade and kind of -- i just kind of slowly turned it, and all of a sudden, dirtl away, and his little foot was just like right there. >> daneen is moving dirt away as fast as he can. he knows how close he is, but he won't jeopardize jesse's safety by moving too quickly. he's slowly brushing the earth away with his hands when finally just before midnight, pay dirt. >> laid him straight back. he let out a really good cry. you know, he had his little hands tucked up, and, of course, his feet were still tucked up underneath him. and then he did that -- you could tell he was kind of cold and where their little lips quiver. >> daneen stabilizes the toddler with a board and passes him to anxious rescuers. >> i was carrying him. as i stuck my head up out of the trench, then i was just ecstatic that we had him out of there, and the people were cheering. >> jesse seems to take it all in stride. from a dark hole to the glare of television and rescue lights, and not a whimper. but still, down in the ditch, firefighter tim daneen lets his emotions take hold. >> i was just so