where were you, vitali? movies. did you keep the ticket s sb? no stub. russian, so i'm certainly lying. i i n't care what you think, american detectives. america, so you think you got a right to everything! america again. our fault. get you a russian wife out of an ad. you ever seen that, man? huh? i see his picture. ugly like a pig. [ snorting ] maybe last night she tells you you're out of luck.. she's going back to pig man. she's leaving pig man. too much pig man. [ chuckling ] oh. before last night. what i care if you want to believe? no feeling in you for marina. she was a person, had a family, send money to her family in chernobyl. their letters back have kind of a green glow to 'em? son of a bitch. son of a bitch. call her stupid, treat like servant, complain and push her, then expects sex treatment. thinks to buy y russian woman from an advertising paper. a dumb russian you didn't care his opinion. you think it was him, huh? pig man, for her getting divorce, who you think? who? manual strangulation and-- i-i wrote it down. trauma external to the g

- is vitali his first name or his last name? - first. he only came in two or three times. then he stopped coming in and would wait on the corner till she finished her work. - she ever talk about him? - no. they walked that way, towards the russian bar. - was she some type of russian herself? - oh, yes, she's russian. marina. that's the name of that russian broad married oswald. - dimitri's. how could this happen? what's wrong with this country? what's wrong with it is tooooany people from other countries screw it up. detective sipowicz here is one of the few native american poles. do we look like doctors? we're the police, daniel. i wanna know who shot you from that bus. i don't know who it was. sure, you do. no, man, i was just waiting for the light and i caught a bullet. they was flying all over the place. pow, pow, pow, pow, pow! peopleleettin' hit. you saw the guy shootin'? mm-mmm. i didn't see him. you were looking right at those guys, calling 'em putas. they was calling me puta. look, we want to arrest the guy who tried to kill yoyo otherwise, he's gonna go after you

>> families burned out of their home >> taking a tour of maria vitali's theme park of italian food now open in boston. >>> the rain finally let up, soon it will be time for round 2. thanks for being with us. let's get to eric fisher with the timing of the next part of the storm. >> a couple of snowy days in the middle of the week. last showers leaving cape cod and the island after soaking parts of the region, and very mild outside. winter moths all over the place again. 60 degrees in norwood. warm air just about stops. 61 in new bedford tonight. temps start to fall a little bit by tomorrow morning. winds gusting and the island over 30 miles an hour. the peak winds are behind us. we're turning our attention to that next wave. tennessee and kentucky, it arrives here into the afternoon. tomorrow morning, the only issue, area was locally dense fog in the morning but we're dry. in the afternoon, the rain will pick up, and our heaviest downpours will be during the evening and throughout tomorrow night. another half inch to an inch and a half of rain before that wraps >>> mitt romney speaking

>> vitali gets upended, pumpkins feet. >> wait, does it count if he spills the pumpkins, or does he collect them all over again? >> collect them, get out of the ring. >> collect all these. >> ahh! >> oh! >> he's back on his feet, but he's out of the ring. in the end, that bull stomped down on his head, busted his jaw in two places, gave him a concussion, fractured his arm. >> i'm good. i'm fine. >> vitale. i get it, but it's dangerous. >> he does like challenges. even though he failed this one, he says -- >> i'm still donating $2,000 to >> hopefully, he doesn't need that money for his hospital bill. >> this is just ugly. here you see a woman exiting a snack shop. walks out, gives the man a snack, then he reaches over and his bike falls. he grabbed at her breast. as he reached over to snatch at her, his bike hit the ground. >> the level of disrespect is on display there. he's got his transaction there, perfectly allowed to do that, as she turned around, he completely missed her. she saw it later on the footage and was going to warn other women in the area, as is common in taiwan for attracti

>> vitali gets upended, pumpkins go flying, but he's back on his feet. spills the pumpkins, or does he collect them all over again? >> collect them, get out of the ring. >> collect all these. >> ahh! >> oh! >> he's back on his feet, but he's out of the ring. in the end, that bull stomped in two places, gave him a concussion, fractured his arm. >> i'm good. i'm fine. >> vitale. i get it, but it's dangerous. >> he does like challenges. even though he failed he says -- >> i'm still donating $2,000 to breast cancer awareness. >> we wish him a speedy recovery. >> hopefully, he doesn't need bill. >> this is just ugly. here you see a woman exiting a snack shop. walks out, gives the man a snack, then he reaches over and his bike falls. he grabbed at her breast. as he reached over to snatch at her, his bike hit the ground. >> the level of disrespect is on display there. he's got his transaction there, perfectly allowed to do that, as well. >> she didn't know it happened. she turned around, he completely missed her. she saw it and was going to warn other women in

vince vitali joined a wine and cigar dinner at the madison in riverside, new jersey. all proceeds support the ronald mcdonald house southern new jersey. jimmy kimmel live next. and nightline. benedict cumberbatch, music from plat fish zombies. we continue at 4:30 with meteorologist murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for the entire action news team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >> action news is sponsored in part by bob's discount furniture.

vince vitali joined a wine and cigar dinner at the madison in riverside, new jersey.ronald mcdonald house southern new jersey. jimmy kimmel live next. and nightline. benedict cumberbatch, music from plat fish zombies. we continue at 4:30 with meteorologist murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for the entire action news team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >> action news is sponsored in part by bob's discount furniture. buy in store or at my bobs.com. 4 >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, benedict cumberbatch, isla fisher, "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from flatbush zombies. and now, moving right along -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice of you. hi, everybody. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. wow, that's very nice. i'm glad you're with us. you know, we have a good one tonight. we have a superhero on the show,

russia now has vitaly churkin, a longtime professional dip flat russia. we're sending, trump's going to send a governor of south carolina without foreign policy experience. she has to get up to speed on important issues quickly. >> and we hear secretary of state apparently is romney, if he wants it. if it is offered to him, should he take it, josh? >> right. i think he should, and would take it, if offered. right now according to transition sources i talked to this morning, there are three camp. a camp in new york really wants rudy giuliani to be secretary of state. a camp in d.c., mostly foreign oels establishment people pushing hard for romney and a smaller camp pushing for john bolton. today the mix was thrown into disarray when general david petraeus gave an interview with budget bc news saying he would serve in the administration and could be a candidate for secretary of state. they're trying to find a candidate that appeals to all three camps. romney isn't the guy, they have to go down on their list. right now romney is in the leading position with

i want to say one more thing from ali vitali, who has been doing tremendous work. she said the crowd immediately began turning on the press, get the f out, liars, scum, all shouted as everyone tried to get a sense. that anger, uncertainty, fear, from the press. a cnn person was trying to get a camera, had his camera taken away. that gives you a taste of where the anger immediately goes when you get a shock in the room like that. so there's much more to come tonight. including documentary filmmaker michael moore who joins me ahead. stick around. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty smart. don't let that go to your head, gary. what's in your wallet? daddy! lets play! sorry kids. feeling dead on your feet? i've been on my feet all day. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have a unique gel wave design for outrageous comfort that helps you fe

is vitaly was amazing. never drew a deep breath going up. some time past, couple months, and the drawings arrived. it never solicit our ideas or even our needs. and what discussion we had i'd initiated emphasized we wished to live simply, would not be having the parties, et cetera. the drawings were simply impossible. a circular living room with stone columns covering a 60-foot diameter come if i recall, was more of a conference room and, indeed, there was a conference room, too, with long tables and a dozen chairs just like in the movies, plus a native stone swimming pool jutting out over the great which would've meant a retaining wall 12 armor feat that would've cost a mint all bought it so. the place was very formal but with very little sleep well. rather an entertainment house fit i thought for a corporation are not the people in the country. he simply had us all wrong. that was a store that sort of tells the story of frank lloyd wright, the incredible aesthetic vision, the incredible artistic genius and yet a person that was very, very

graphics and sponsors amazon, google, hachette, harper or collins, levellier foundation, alberto vitali zelnick charitable trust. thank you, all of you, for your support. [applause] special thank you to apple and ibooks who are hosting this year's after party. i've been told we're going to have a giant disco ball, right? where's lisa? >> yes. >> yes, right? yes. it's coming. so it's going to be right here on the balcony behind me here. you're all invited to the after party. thank you also to our after party committee, ken, rachel, jen, paul, steph and nicole. thank you. [applause] thank you also to our dinner committee who made this evening possible. that's dita, lee, luke, deborah, nicholas, tracy and shelley. thank you. [applause] now, i'd like to thank the staff of the national book foundation that does such an amazing job and especially our executive director, our new executive director, lisa lucas. lisa -- [cheers and applause] lisa, you know, it's funny because everyone i run into this evening is saying to me, where did you find this person? she's unbelievable. we can't get over h

. >> reporter: the ape 5o $150, outfit chefs from mario vitali to david change and they come with 150 fabrics and finishing. >> the one people want we have them every day. she has created a career for people now. >> reporter: at the core, she together. >> the world is getting closer and closer together because of social media. we are constantly doing things to connect. cookbook parties, have brunches and host charity events. uniforms unite people. when you combine the two, like the best of every world, all about finding what makes you special and makes you different. for me, i want to help bring each other up in the world. that is >> reporter: for today. nbc news. >> the administrator of the small business administration, maria, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> always good to see you. >> we know the big box retailers have always had success, but trend lines show small business picking up. >> we're excited. at small business administration we're at record contracts and down on all of this and we ask people to go to our website so we can help them. >> what are millennials play