a match between the underpants and michael gardner is 20.7 times more probable than a coincidental match to an unrelated caucasian person. >> we are so proud of our children. this is one of the most difficult things that anybody could go through and they have done an amazing job. >> now a local dna expert explained to me that 1 in 20.7 means he is the only match on this planet. but there's other dna evidence the defense will try to use to its advantage. gardner was found not to be a match to a few sperm found on one of the girls pa jama pants. it's unrelated to the case and we have found an article in the canadian society of forensic science about a study that found it's likely for sperm to be transferred from one clothing item to another in the washing machine. that may be the prosecution's explanation of that dna evidence if it's allowed. >> wow. peggy, this will be continued in court. we'll be following closely. >> thank you, peggy. >> tough to listen to. moving on to snapping the perfect picture of the cherry blossoms. lots of people trying to do it. then a little later, no fanfare o

. >> but i'm wearing my lucky underpants. >> jimmy: that's fine.ou can wear your lucky underpants in here. all right? >> i don't think i can. >> jimmy: why not? >> because i am too shy. >> jimmy: oh, wearing them without -- well, you know what? put on your lucky pants and get in here. we have work to do. all right? >> all right. >> jimmy: come on in. >> dicky: bmw, we only make one thing -- the ultimate driving machine. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- ed helms. leslie bibb. and music from wallpaper. with cleto and the cletones. and now, let's get this started. here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you, cleto. hi. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here tonight. it's leap day. it's leap day and humpday, which is -- i think that's lump day, right? lump day comes around once only every 10,000 years. and you're here for it tonight. thanks to

she says underpants' are steeped in symbolism. >> they cover the most complicated part of our bodies, and one that is hugely ambivalent. the side of our entrance into the world, the exit of the bodies garbage, and the center of sexual pleasures. >> psychedelic video explanations with unusual video perspectives -- that is a trademark. one of her videos shows a young woman armed with a large flower cheerfully smashing car windows. it raises questions about nature and technology and woman as fighter. >> i think nowadays, the difference is not character between individual women -- the differences between individual women and individual men are greater than the differences between the genders. >> she can often be seen in her works, a tiny figure hidden in a conscious shell -- conch shell or full size in a supermarket. she invites us to change our ways of looking at things. >> i think all my films and music are really about a desire to present the inner world, and it is perfect if the visitors slip into their own inner world. >> that is an invitation many visitors are more than happy to acc

if advertisers are bowing down to senior fellows, toiling away in soiled underpants shouldn't rush'steners fight back? i'd also say make media matters' life miserable but they're already there. got to be rough when your mom asks david, why don't you get a job? david says i work at media matters. then mom quietly thinks, but worse, the sparrow's nest of chirping bird brainge, los angeles city council, passed a resolution to urge the press to curb racist, sexist slurs. say what they really want to been a in their parents. it's a pathetic bunch since the academy award. wake up, the national debate is steered by unelected group of operatives willing vetted by politicians supposed to raise the standard of living but focus on raising awareness. i'd start a campaign to get them fired but i have a life. last wednesday, rush was talking about the effort i guess to get the advertisers to drop out and go to stations, and i thought he nailed it. can we roll. >> it's an organized action by the left, attempting to terrorize individuals who own businesses, and operate radio stations. it's not angry

. >> jimmy: was the guy in the underpants one of the hosts? >> not so much. >> jimmy: all right.will be a surprise. >> we have an incredible line p line-up, miley sir russ, bam margeera. what's great about it, with social media, you can't stay under cover very long anymore because people know immediately. so we had to figure out a way to relaunch the show to keep it alive. >> jimmy: speaking of social media, i saw on twitter that you're going into space. is that true? >> i'm going to outer space. i'm taking a rocket. >> jimmy: on that richard branson thing. >> the galactic thing. >> jimmy: is that something you've always wanted to do? >> not so much. i was with a buddy. we had a couple beers. some guy was selling trips to space, i was like, yeah. >> jimmy: justin, will you go to space because ashton is going to space? >> it's a great time to go in space. >> jimmy: great punk for him to switch his oxygen with helium. think how funny his voice would sound. >> i'm thinking about experiments i could pull in space. i was actually thinking, not specifically about pulling this experimen

i said, grandma, you're in your underpants. she said, i'm a grandma, i don't have painters' pants.he brush. i'm painting. i said okay. but for [ bleep ] sake, stay off the ladder. that was my -- >> jimmy: did she stay off the ladder? >> she honored our agreement. yes. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> i came across the pictures, which i've seen before and knew i had. and they had writing on the back of them. and i just assumed they were things, you know, loving poems about her grandson and granddaughter. you know, dates. and oh, adam is doing well in pop warner football. >> jimmy: should i put these up? >> finally finished the phantom toll booth. hold this up. i have a card that actually says. that's me, sitting in front -- on grandma's hearth. and holding a tonka truck. if you flip the picture around, you'll see there is actual writing on it from grandma. it reads, "a freestyle swedish fireplace behind the kids." >> jimmy: free standing. >> yeah. free standing. >> jimmy: it's a shame you're blocking the fireplace there. >> the kids have to block the fireplace. if momma had triplets, we wo

downgrading the mobile telecom from underper fork to market perform, citing the bankruptcy over the nextt. but craig moffit says the company's five year credit swaps have priced in 50/50 chance of bankruptcy for this company. moffit says either the companies upgrades its network, stablizes its financial commission or 4g offerings for sprint may buckle with apple as it struggles to upgrade to meet newer broadband technologies. >> i think the real issue is whether customers are going to choose sprint or lt iphone, if their lt network is very badly disadvantaged realtive to verizon and at&t. there is at least some risk that lt features of the next iphone won't be enabled on the sprint network. >> sprint mex tell says it offered the iphone will cost $5.5 billion over the next four years. sprint shares travelled a rocky road down over 40% in the last 52-week period here. maria. >> phil, we want it mention this mark set losing steam here. dow jones well off of the highs of the day. one of the reasons bank of america, there are rumors and speculation going on around trading desks right now that

he underperred where there should have been more establishment republican support.uburbs of memphis. jackson area. the capitol, and then down on the gulf coast. those are areas where there are wealthier republicans. and that's where he should have overperformed, and he underperformed in those areas. so that's simply where he didn't do it. santorum just did as well and gingrich, for to matter, they did exactly what we thought, this was split the more conservative vote. there is a businessman chamber of commerce vote that is somewhere between i'd argue 33% and 40% in both states, and romney underperformed that number, and that's the key. if you look at this pattern of southern states, 28% in south carolina for romney, 20% in -- i believe it was 26% in georgia, 28% in tennessee, 28% in alabama, 30% in mississippi. so haley barbour's team was worth two points. >> chuck, we're seeing on a split screen that callista gingrich is getting close to introducing newt gingrich to speech. i may have to cut you off at any moment to hear the speaker speak. >> that's fine. >> i assu

i said grandma, you're in your underpants. she said, i'm a grandma, i don't have painters' pants. spacious. >> jimmy: a lot of wicker hanging there. >> if you [ bleep ] you couldn't turn around. it was that tight in there. >> jimmy: looks like a cracker barrel restaurant. >> yeah. my grandma was smart. she said you know what? let's take lots of flammable things and hang them up on the ceiling so when the flames lick them, we can all go up. >> jimmy: what did she say here? >> she said "now we have circle dining room which we did ourselves. everything but the foundation." she's bragging now. "upright posts and roof and roof beams. but we did not" -- and it says unintelligible. >> jimmy: it says l and a on it. >> that's linda and andy. two of her favorite neighbors. >> jimmy: will these be in the book? >> not now, jimmy. >> jimmy: is she proud of you, do you think? >> a huge fan. she never had cable. but she was told. not a big fan. she said -- she came home one day. i was at her house. i was eating lunch with her. and she said guess what? i was with the gelson's in studio city and g

it will help foster not only an environment but provide the underping through law -- underpinning throughvate sector to more fully participate. the future success of this economy rests in our hands of small, private business, not the federal government, and what we're doing today is unleashing their potential so they can focus on the things which they do best. this is part of having a republican majority. pro-business, pro-economic development for jobs, the formation of capital and the ability for american entrepreneurship to flourish. the result is going to be an economic environment that promotes growth and generates more revenue for the federal government. i am delighted not only to be on the floor once again talking about economic growth but once again trying to act as a sound piece for the american people who are asking the united states congress to please understand the plight that we are in, to please help work on what will help the free enterprise systems job creation. so today as we are on the floor, we offer a harty reminder to the american people that there are people who get w