we're waiting to hear from kevin harvick or kyle busch. but let's check in with kasey kahne. >> krista: kasey kahne had a fast car. you were beating yourself up when when you hit the wall. but then it was like you were given a second chance. if you hadn't had hit the wall? would the outcome have been different? >> we were tight after that. we had to keep fixing the car. the pit stop were key. the red bull guys did awesome. i killed a crush panel so i'm covered in rubber and stuff. i don't -- we didn't finish as good as we should have. i think we could have ran second. fourth is good for hitting the wall as hard as i did. fourth is good. >> krista: thank you, kasey. >> chris: meanwhile, clint bowyer on the lead lap. threatening, as we take a look at the celebration for 27-year-old regan smith. clint bowyer afterwards. his car brought out the caution that created further problems. and clint is okay. he has had a couple of second-place finishes so far this season hitting the ball hard. we caught up with clint bowyer. dick berggren is standing

we're waiting to hear from kevin harvick or kyle busch. but let's check in with kasey kahne. >> krista: kasey kahne had a fast car. you were beating yourself up when when you hit the wall. but then it was like you were given a second chance. if you hadn't had hit the wall? would the outcome have been different? >> we were tight after that. we had to keep fixing the car. the pit stop were key. the red bull guys did awesome. i killed a crush panel so i'm covered in rubber and stuff. i don't -- we didn't finish as good as we should have. i think we could have ran second. fourth is good for hitting the wall as hard as i did. fourth is good. >> krista: thank you, kasey. >> chris: meanwhile, clint bowyer on the lead lap. threatening, as we take a look at the celebration for 27-year-old regan smith. clint bowyer afterwards. his car brought out the caution that created further problems. and clint is okay. he has had a couple of second-place finishes so far this season hitting the ball hard. we caught up with clint bowyer. dick berggren is standing

you're going to meet kevin in rosslyn. plus a group of boy scouts and their leader are stranded in the woods after flooding. how they were able to survive while they waited for help. . >>> . >> what are you looking for in a patient. >> we're looking for someone committed to their health. it has to be their top priority. >> you love what you do don't you. >> yes we do. . >>> more weight is coming off the contestants. all 6 teams continue to work toward their goals. they are still losing weight and it is clearly starting to show. so far more than 300 pounds have been lost by all 12 contestants. this week, john and ma lena lead the pack losing another 13 pounds. kevin and rosslyn weren't far behind losing more than 10. the teams dropped a total of 37 pounds. >>> tonight we continue showcasing the competitor working to drop the weight and change their lives. tonight charlie crowson introduces us to kevin williams and rosslyn andrews. what brought them to the extreme brick over 4. >> reporter: inspiration can come from anywhere

when kevin discover this talent he has? >> we were on vacation down in florida, and he actually came down the water slide in a pretzel. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: talk about a wedgie. that must have been crazy. [ laughter ] kevin, are you ready to show what you got, buddy? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, i'm very excited about this. [ cheers and applause ] let's do it. ladies and gentlemen, contorting himself into a pretzel and then eating a pretzel. please give it up for kevin dalton. go for it, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh! oh! [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: hey. hey, there you go! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. there it is right there. kevin dalton, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you did that pretty good. i thought i had to help you get out of it. how was the pretzel? >> it's good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kevin dalton, everyone. there he is, come on! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: what are you doing? no, go back that way. you ran away. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] h

today, you get to meet kevin and roslyn. kevin williams and roslyn andrews. learn about the path that brought them to extreme brick over 4. take a look. >> how we doing. >> reporter: inspiration comes from anywhere and at any time. >> how we start our day? >> reporter: for kevin and roslyn, competitors in extreme brick over 4 their inspiration is from different generations. pushing them to achieve their best noid challenging and -- best. it's. >>> it's very challenging and causes you to find strngt you didn't know you had. >> reporter: for kevin, the rewards are from weight loss and lifestyle change. >> i was overweight and tired all the time. it's medications for my high blood pressure. >> come on. >> my goal is maintenance and to be there and see my grand baby grow up and my daughter finish college and see all the things that a person wants to see and not have to have a fear of health issues as i get older. >> reporter: roslyn wears the inspiration of her grandmother edith andrews on her shirt every time she comes to brick body. it's the motivation she carr

jen, our principal, kevin brooks , kevin brooks, our coordinator. dr. earnest brown, our clinical director, and helen parker and jessica cohen. the students who are here with me are austin, peter, and hugo. as a first-year student at our school, we are required to find and pursue a learned interest. you are -- we have -- [inaudible]. cognitive reasoning and social reasoning which is social studies and history, communication which is learning how to express our ideas and lastly personal qualities which is what you came and did over the year. at this time i'd like to hand it over to elena vasquez to talk about her interests. >> good evening, everyone. my name is elena and i'm 17 years old. i've been attending p.b.c. for two months and this is my first exhibition on comparing honduras with san francisco after only three weeks. after completing my essay comparing san francisco and honduras, i became more interested in the culture and history of honduras. i want to learn about pre-colonial times in honduras and how things have changed from then until this pr

even though kevin would not talk about the new coach i will. coming up later in sports. >>> we investigate where your money goes when you get caught by a speed camera. cameras are collecting millions of dollars and many of you think all that money goes back to the government. but is not the case. >> that is money rowling int when the camera flashes, someone is going at least 12 over the let's parade this camera on 95 as this year to more than 200,000 tickets since late to a dozen nine. >> is a way for the state to collect money nonstop. >> the cameras have brought in $15.8 million. $11.4 million is profits for state police. one play $5 million was spent in maintenance costs. the arrests $2.9 million so far, more than 18% of the revenue goes to the contractor who runs the program. it is not a cop when you get a ticket it is a contractor. >> they handle the hiring of those people, the buying of the vehicles, the equipment, and the management. >> i think it is highway robbery. i did not know that they contacted them out. >> every time that camera

(whispers) kevin. kevin, are you crying? (normal voice) oh, kevin, don't. (sobs) (crying) saul. saul? saul, why are-- why are you crying? i had to tell someone. well, somebody better tell us. i'm starting to panic here. uh, yeah. it's okay. it's--it's--it's-- i-i... i have cancer. it's, uh, it's lymphoma. it's in--it's in stage iii, which--which isn't the worst. (whispers) kitty. um, it just--it just means that it--it's spread a little bit. but it's not in her bone marrow. no, and--and my oncologist is-- is very positive about the prognosis. it's just a matter now of deciding what treatment to do. chemo or radiation? well, r-chop probably, which is chemo. it's the standard of care. well, maybe. i-- she's also been accepted into a clinical trial in boston. i have? yeah, i made a call. robert, i asked you not to make that call. (rebecca) you may be going to boston? wh--no. i-i--well, i may-- i don't know. i don't-- i don't know what i'm gonna do. mom, can you please sit down? (whispers) i'm sorry. i'm--i'm just gonna take some time and--and, uh, figure out what to do. um, but, you

kevin durant from beyond the arc blocked. what in the world was that? on to overtime, dallas put it away. jason kidd with a three. 112-105 overtime victory. they have a 3-1 lead in the series. >> a $50,000 fine for directing a slur toward a fan. you may remember kobe bryant was fined $100,000 for a similar incident last month. >>> nhl, bruin a win away from the stanley cup finals. tim thomas made 33 saves, but none better than this one in the third. robs downey with the paddle of his stick. bruin win 3-1. >>> the brewers' cory hart the latest to hit a trio of long balls. brewers beat the nats 11-3. >>> nothing says lucky more than this. a foul ball caught by a fan. no big deal, right? okay. a few pitches later, fouled off another one. caught by the same guy in the exact same spot. talk about being in the right place in the right time. the guy wasn't even in his seat. same can't be said for former president bush who didn't get out of his seat for a foul ball that bounced directly in front of him. apparently he was more interested in chatting. is that pre

i wrote a duet and kevin would like to perform this for you. it's called "lament." ♪ president mendoza: i'm sorry, sir, what is your name? >> my name is richard frasier. president mendoza: thank you. ♪ [instrumental music] >> my name is george. i am a parent at the elementary school. my family has donated thousands of dollars to the schools. my wife and i, we have seen the renaissance of the city public schools, the schools we have enjoyed over the past decade. we can afford to have our children in private schools, but we choose public schools. involved parents have stepped up to fund musical education in our schools. but parents who want their kids to go to college may have to curtail math or science sections. these are precisely the cuts that take people away from public schools and into private ones. obama these same parents would offer city cuts for education. i know none of you want to see these cuts. thanks very much. [applause] >> i am from a high school. i was in sacramento yesterday. thank you, superintendent. it was an exciting da

camp's radioactive waste specialist at beyond nuclear doubt or kevin welcome back so first of all how serious of the fighting is in this green peace report well it's very serious medical seaweed that fifteen times the permissable radiation dose even the permissible radiation dose carries a health risk so fifty times that a lot of people in japan eat edible seaweed i get i will see read you get sushi they do you get the little i forget what they call the salad with the green sea weed in it i mean there's no what's incredible is the u.s. stuff the u.s. federal agencies that are supposed to protect the american public against radioactivity risks have largely dismantled any emergency systems for radiation monitoring that have been set up after fukushima we're back to our preferred machine. radiation monitoring system which means in some cases for milk for example it's once every three months that they're examining the milk we've still got a very serious nuclear catastrophe in full swing in japan so kevin has this as this cotton's you said so it was finished it's incredible that the u.s. f

cancer radioactive waste specialist at beyond nuclear about or kevin welcome back so first of all how serious are the findings in this green peace report well it's very serious medical sea we had fifty times the permissable radiation dose even the permissible radiation goes carries a health risk so the times that a lot of people injured and the medical say we would get i will see would you get sushi they get the little i forget what they call the salad with the green seaweed in it i mean there's no what's incredible is the u.s. the u.s. federal agencies that are supposed to protect the american public against radioactivity risks of largely dismantled any emergency systems for radiation monitoring that have been set up after fukushima we're back to a pretty. radiation monitoring system which means in some cases for milk for example it's once every three months that they're examining the milk we've still got a very serious nuclear catastrophe in full swing in japan so kevin has as this cut and what you said so it was finished it's incredible that the u.s. federal government would take t

kevin eckstrom. kim lawton. >>> there's another issue simmering among catholics. in the year 2000, at the vatican, the late pope joh pauii oered a new translation of the roman missal, which includes the words used every sunday at catholic mass. the results go into effect next november, on the first sunday of advent, but now around the country catholics are preparing for the change. in many cases that means bracing for it because the new translation is being met with resistance, especially among some priests. judy valente reports from chicago. >> my name is lorie crepeau. i'm the director of faith formation here. >> these parishioners at st. edna's church in suburban chicago are about to get a crash course in the changes coming to the catholic mass. >> i don't want you to think of this as, "oh great, come advent i'm going to walk into church and the communion rail's going to be back and ladies are going to have to wear kleenex on their head and oh me, oh my." that is not what is happening here. >> what is going to happen is that the words to some of the prayers and

kevin is a native of tennessee. he is a founding partner of the national law firm of drescher and sharp. he has been an expert in employment law and commercial disputes. he is a graduate of two tennessee institutions of higher education. he earned his bachelor of science degree from christian brothers college, graduating assume cum laude. he earned his juris doctorate from van den built. -- vanderbilt. he was a recipient of the appellant advocacy award. he was a research assistant on constitutional law and habeas corpus. as a lawyer, kevin sharp has repeatedly earned recognition from his peers, being named one of the "national business journal"'s best of the bar in 2000 and each year from 2005-2009. prior to becoming a lawyer, kevin served in the united states navy as a flight crew member operating patrol reconnaissance and antisubmarine warfare capacities as part of the u.s. pacific fleet. kevin has broad support in tennessee. both the white house and my office and senator corker's office received numerous letters

>> vern: like kevin johnson if you are a die-hard fan. they have to see what they can do but kevin johnson clearly thought that he could get this bill. and even if they have of voted to get that-built and move on the to anaheim. there would not have gotten to 16. >> gary: if i am a fan and i either get tickets or else? i do not want to be threatened. to me, does that sound like a threat? >> vern: it does. and you know how much it is to cope with a game. and if somebody-coast won a game and if they are struggling to get tickets with perhaps working two jobs? trying to make time to go to the gain. >> gary: the sharks. >> i was there, when got out of the jets' center and they won their second game. here is that winning shot with the gup to-0 and everything is bouncing right. have you even heard of this guy? and all of the pulses are going their way. >> gary: finally, i follow vern glenn on twitter. and he says that i'm going to go to alameda. and sandoval even that injury was updated on twitter? >> from four weeks, to know what he is going t

>>reporter: kevin sullivan fought through to the 16th round but didn't make it into the quarterfinals. he still has high hopes of breaking into the world's top 100 surfers eventually. >>sullivan: it's something that i never want to stop. i live in hawaii and the tour ends in oahu, the north shore which is - you know - the superbowl of surfing. it ends in hawaii, you know... so i always want to be in those events at the end of the year even if i'm not travelling internationally. >>reporter: winner of this leg of the competition ... australian brent dorrington, sponsored by rival oakley - who having lifted this highland sword, walked away with the title of lord - as well as a crack at the fifty-thousand dollar prize money for the overall series winner. >>ritzer: if you just buy a little piece of land in scotland you become a lord because you're a landowner so lord means nothing else than being a landowner so everybody gets about 10 square feet of land and that makes them lords. >>reporter: and these lords of the surf will undoubtedly be riding the waves again in scotland for year >>that

kevin zero in on the top story less than two days after a summer bin ladin was shot dead pakistan is now called in the crosshairs of international scrutiny observers have been baffled over how the world's most wanted terrorist managed to hide just a kilometer away from the country's military academy over it's not the only uncertainty surrounding bin laden's death which marks a major milestone in the global war on terror the sting of the terror here is the increased risk of revenge attacks coming from al qaeda supporters and as you can reports next to the operation one of them barack obama's presidential ambitions any arm either. the great then that a moment shrouded in secrecy as americans celebrated the killing of the nation's number one terrorist they had no other proof of his death but the word of their president they needed that give us a big win and we can walk tall and feel good well sorry can't see his body we threw him in the ocean and all we did show you a fake photo according to u.s. officials american special forces killed osama bin laden in his mentioning pakistan

kevin tibbles continuing our coverage here. kevin, thanks. >>> it is true. walk anywhere in joplin, missouri, these days and you find usually in this order -- destruction, sadness, shock, and daily minor miracles like we found today when we came upon a small baptist church and when we arrived they had just come across a great find. where did you find it? >> some guys found it up inside on the pew where i left it. isn't that something? >> what are the chances of that? >> sitting right on the pew. >> holy cow. well, if nothing better happens in this whole thing, that's got to mean something. >> it does. >> this tornado changed the views you can get of joplin, missouri, the vistas as you look out here have gone back to the 1800s before these buildings went up in the first place. walking around this town it reminds you of the fairy tale. structures made of stone and brick like this one survived largely, while the ones made of wood went down. brick structures including this church. we even ran into today the man who did this original brickwork. >> i have bricked

in the clash, who is joining us is republican strategist and romney spokesman kevin madden. and cnn political analyst, welcome, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> kevin, let me start with you, donald duck, as we say, is there a huge breath and sigh of relief from the republican candidates? >> i think from the establishment, that is true. a lot of people are worried that the campaign wanted about issue, the campaign that people wanted to be about substance is quickly coming with distractions like the birther issue being front and center. most candidates want to run on complete, want to run on national security, this is a campaign that essentially will be a contrast on the issues. >> david, let me ask you this question because kevin mentioned it. health care. which the republican party thought was going to be a slam dunk winner. first romney's medical care, and gingrich and romney have said conflicting things about obama care, romney care, is the republican party flubbing on an issue that they thought would be their path to victory? >> i think it's too early to say that. there's no q

. >> i am kevin gabarra, from district 3. i support this project, because it will bring jobs and housing in revenue to the city of san francisco. the developer has made an extensive effort for 290 community outreach meetings, to watch out for the residents of san francisco. thank you. >> i am j.j. panzer from the property management association and i support this project. having been born and raised in san francisco and having experiences in park merced, i think this will be an important part of turning this into a modern part of the future of san francisco. without this development, there is a danger that this place will need extensive of grades to maintain the old standard for the needs of san francisco in the 21st century. for one i have seen of the development plans, this meets the needs of the of the housing accommodations, and the public space for housing more people in san francisco to accommodate more people in the future. >> readin [reading names] i will keep calling names. please come forward. if you are in the over

he talked with kevin mccarthy but the role. first, kenneth brown told kevin how he motivates actors to give their all. >> you see actors and they are are very sensitive in the right way. i wanted to see if he was up for that. he really ran with that. then, when chris yelled you're an old man and a fool with real viciousness that only a son could say to his father, you could see the leader of the universe, strong man, magnificent word euro who could have a go at thor have a layer of skin stripped away. hopkins appears to do nothing and everybody went like that. you do in the cinema. and you really hurt him so deeply plus he is so angry. and it took off in that way but it was on the page and then they went for it and then you just try to do what can you and it was a great moment. >> you are known for your serious roles and you played so many great roles throughout the years. do you feel like that serious vibe, do you wish you could get more roles like thor or do you feel it keeps you from getting offered more roles like thor. >>

sad news, kevin, oh, man, big favorite, could he start for the giants one day. cup of coffee with the team, couldn't get it done. struggling to stay in professional baseball. suspended 50 games following a positive drug test. minor league policy. he is hitting .321. a 50 game suspension. you wonder if at 28 that's it for him. look out nba. here comes miami. last time you will see shaq on a nba bench. 2million to help the celtics. ways, 34 points, 5 assists. lebron james 33 points, 7 rebounds, four assists. the heat and james eliminate boston 97-87. they will play chicago or atlanta. and the grizzlies and the thunder. like a college atmosphere in oklahoma city. but without the lakers, i heard this today, they will lose halftime their audience from the western playoffs without kobe bryant and the lakers. james harden, and kevin durant only played 31 minutes. 99-72, oklahoma city leads 3-2. sharks-detroit tomorrow in san jose. >> confident. confident. >> refocus and we are at home and use our fans and crowds. >> doesn't matter how we got here, 3-0 lead what matters

well now kevin people are enjoying this beautiful evening after. day full of the celebrations not just here in the capital but across the country really big latest commemoration we saw was a moment of silence held at six fifty five pm moscow time across the country but i think it's fair to say that the biggest event to mark the holiday was the victory day for a it happens every year this year was no different people here on red square to see a spectacular show of russia's military might include cadets as well as a display of military hardware the fly by was a little bit less than what we saw last year for the sixty fifth anniversary you remember that it just consisted of helicopters this year but nevertheless the emotions on red square were amazing to see really and of course it's even more incredible to see the veterans watch this great we had a chance to speak to some of them and heard about some of their memories of the great patriotic war. i was in the infantry so i walk my way through the entire war from starting ground to prague. i was eighte

kevin griffin will be named high flyer today. >>> to the nhl, the lightning on the verge of knocking off another cop seat. caps scored a pair of goals just 23 seconds apart in the third. steven stamkos, top shelf. that was nice. bounced off ryan malone's foot and in. tampa won it, 4-3. they can close it out tomorrow. >>> vancouver on the power play. michael samuelsson threw the puck on net. ryan kessler there to knock it in. kanucks take a 3-2 win. >>> the first no-hitter of the season. a chopper to third. dana valencia made the stop and through foul territory. a gold glove top play kept the no-hitter intact. matt tolbert there for the final out. francisco liriano had plenty of help from his teammates for the first no-hitter of the year. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which reality tv star ditched a baseball came after being given the honor of throwing out the first pitch? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, so much tragedy has come out of the storms and flooding ravaging the south, but we have one story fo

de la nba, el alemán intentaba defender su terreno en dallas y tomar una ventaja de 2-0 sin embargo, kevin duran salió muy bien enfilado, vean con este disparo de media distancia anotando 21 2 de sus 24 puntos emparejando la serie a 1 por bando ahora van a oklahoma city >>> en el mundo del ciclismo, tyler, ex compañero de lance amstrong, declaró en una entrevista de televisión, dijo que consumió sustancias prohibidas en repetidas ocasiones hay que recordar que ganó el medalla olímpica >>> béisbol de la gran carpa, los dogers recibieron a los gigantes de san francisco, rel resultado el mismo, un triunfo para los campeones del béisbol de la gran carpa con el fly de sacrificio impulsaba para el 2-0 parcial, la pizarra final indica que los gigantes ganan 3-1 a los dogers, ahora continuamos con más [♪] . >>> y bueno, ahora vamos a ver si el buen clima va a durar a lo largo del fin de semana, tenemos el pronóstico >>> gracias, qué tal, muy buenas noches, hablemos de los cambios de la región, después de las lluvias que se mantuvieron y que ahora siguen al centro del país, que con

this is r t i'm kevin zero in a very good evening to you it's now eleven pm here the u.s. is ramping up the pressure on syria with secretary of state hillary clinton valen bashar al assad's government will be held accountable for the violence it comes on top of economic sanctions from the european union and he says the situation is mirroring now the build up to the military intervention in libya he's done it if you can take a look at the similarities. the u.s. secretary of state called the syrian government's reprisals brutal and said they were responsible for hundreds of deaths hillary clinton also says the u.s. was looking to raise international pressure on the syrian government although she stopped short of saying that bush assad has lost his legitimacy as a leader but a white house source said the obama administration is edging actually closer to declaring a solid rule in syria illegitimate now the source said it will be the first step what will be the second step or where those steps are leading is unclear now the european union has already made some moves to oppose t

plus, a thunderous kevin durant ties up oklahoma city with the mavericks. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather, it's all about the weekend forecast. we're going to be tracking numerous thunderstorms this weekend. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, in last night's nba western conference final, the underdog oklahoma city thunder did something the defending lakers cooperate, beat the dallas mavericks in a playoff game. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. game one of the western conference finals was a dirk nowitzki show. game two belonged to the thunder bench. dallas, kevin durant with the dunk of the series in the first quarter, elevated to the rim for the one-happened jam. the bucket, the foul and the thunder up two in the half. in the third, james harden leading the way. he had 23 points. the reserves played so well that russell westbrook didn't play the bench accounte

. >> for more on this, let's go to kevin flower in jerusalem, joining us now. hi, kevin. what does prime minister netanyahu want to achieve with this speech? can he say anything we haven't already heard? >> well, zain, it's unlikely we're going to hear anything revolutionary new from the israeli prime minister but he does have a few objectives here. one of the first objectives is to shore up his support from washington lawmakers. congress is a traditionally friendly audience for israeli leaders. he will be looking to basically convince them that his vision for middle east peace, peace with the palestinians, is the vision that should be supported, even if that is at odds with what president obama laid out in his speech last week. secondly, he's going to be trying to speak to the international community saying to them, you need to oppose palestinian efforts to achieve u.n. recognition for a palestinian state at the united nations in september. now, we're also expecting the israeli prime minister to lay out his vision of what a nlgted settlement with the palestinians could l

oh kevin one thing. and syria have in common both regimes cracked down on the protesters in syria we're getting reports that government tanks are shelling protesters in the country's third biggest city that's about it one of the big differences though is colonel gadhafi didn't have many friends in the region with syria it's much more complex syria is iran's closest ally in the region some say it's very unlikely that iran is going to just stand by and watch regime change in the neighboring syria this could trigger and major conflict we're standing here in libya a coalition for forces now are dealing with a stalemate there is little progress bill little sign of progress for either side in the conflict with the aerial bombardment of leave years which they bear and now they're talking about a mandate for ground troops to be sent into alleviating the meantime the number of civilian casualties there is growing support from a humanitarian point of view it's been a disaster and many analysts say again from a hum

welcome it's eleven pm here in moscow my name's kevin owen here with our team tonight on the top story the former i.m.f. chief who's been officially charged with sexually assaulting a hotel maid is to be released on bail of a million dollars strauss kahn when i swapped his cell in a tough new york prison for house arrest in a luxury manhattan apartment he'll be tracked by g.p.s. and guarded twenty four hours a day to stop him seeking refuge at the french embassy staff car was the driving force crown the bailouts to save the indebted greece portugal and ireland but some economists now fears resignation weeks of rescue of ailing economy is under question and even put the euro currency on the block as daniel bushell explains. no you wrote that's what because the whispering of the police charged the now ex i.m.f. course with the attempted rape of a hotel maid very differently the possibility that some countries could decide to leave the euro pushed out of the euro and then when you got to understand that. belief that the euro could and should be saved in the face of norsk the resistance fr

captain kevin mott. his boys, 3rd platoon, would walk into fire for him. last june, mott was shot in the head and tumbled hundreds of feet down a mountain. he should have died but recovered. and like bankston, he too fought to return to afghanistan to lead his men. all of them had less than a month before going home. their objective, find a way to get home alive. >> you really have 16 days left? >> yes. >> reporter: but first they had to get through what would be their final battle. >> 3rd platoon, raise your hand as it's called out -- >> reporter: bankston and mott brief their part of "operation strong eagle 3" on a huge battlefield mockup called a sand table. they were a little nervous about it. 400 u.s. soldiers would be airlifted into a remote mountain valley near pakistan that served as the headquarters for a top taliban and al qaeda leader. >> this is barwalla pale. this is his home. this is his sanctuary. this is his neighborhood. no one's ever dared to go in there. you think it's going to cause a ruckus? i think so too. >> i don't think anybody was

kevin thank you for the great work you're doing thanks for taking us tonight going to.

everything in its power to bring it down joining me from our studio in new york to discuss this is kevin still a freelance assistant apa nation magazine kevin i want to thank you very much for joining me tonight now if you were an average american that perhaps hasn't been extensively following this wiki leaks story and you were sitting on your couch last night and you watch this frontline documentary what's the message that you would come away with. well i believe that the message in this documentary is that there was this large intelligence breach the largest perhaps in the history of the united states it's impacted the entire world it's put a lot of stress on our diplomats and it looks like the p.b.s. producers do not believe that that stress is something that is justified that if they had done anything embarrassing they should have to pay for it and be held accountable and it seems that if you're watching you would have seen at least implicitly it's really hinted at in a don't do a good job of debunking it they claim to say that julian assad was able to defend against that but they're

kevin thank you for the great work you're doing thanks for playing.

oh, terrific rejection from kevin garnett. rondo. inside. deflected. james got a piece of that one. wade's not going to be able to chase that one down. he goes diving into the crowd. and hopefully he landed on people to break his fall from the chairs there. and apparently okay. walking a little gingerly. wow. wade appears okay. the extra effort all afternoon for the miami heat. it's me. i'm coming home. when? ♪ ♪ surprise!!! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> mike: so many are officially addicted to abc's new show called "happy endings." tv's funniest all new comedy, all new wednesday at its regular time at 10:00/9:00 central. heat trying to put the finishing touches on a game-one victory. they are extending themselves. all-out hustle. >> jeff: look at the fans. who are you kidding? you got to hold wade up! coward one, coward two, diving out of the way, save the franchise! i am so disappointed. oh, you are disappointing. you in the beard. >> mark: and pops with the glasses. you're better than that. i thought we were in this together. >> jeff: that's right. what happened to that

up next is kevin brooks. >> thank you and good evening. as hugo said, my name is kevin brooks and i'm the l.c.i. coordinator which stands for learning through internship coordinatorment and i'm also behavioral counselor with big picture san francisco p.c.c. one of my responsibilities is to be the liaison between our students and the internship sites and to facilitate successful transitions like the ones you've been listening to. our students come from very diverse backgrounds, cultures and beliefs. but all have one common thread. and that being an interest in something. our jobs as advisors, counselors, therapists andan administraters are to engage that interest for whatever drives each student's passion and turn it into a successful internship and real world learning experiences. our motto at school is, one student at a time. and by realizing each student's individual learning style and supporting their interests, we have been and will continue to be successful in achieving our ultimate goals which are improved self-esteem, improved atten

kevin tibbles, nbc news, nashville. >> terrific news. that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. as always, we hope to see you tomorrow evening. >>> right now at 6:00, caught on top, a man goes undercover to expose a restaurant's illegal practices. a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >>> also ahead, what san francisco police officers will soon be wearing in the wake of several allegations of police misconduct. >>> and it's considered a private family matter, but one bay area city is putting the issue of circumcision before voters. the news at 6:00 starts

kevin riggs, former sacramento station, explains. >> hey, how you doing? >> good, thanks. >> reporter: governor jerry brown putting the final touches on a revised budget plan that according to capital sources pulls no punches. >> president, pessimistic, optimistic, how would you describe him? >> reporter: realist. he spoke with the governor's pending proposal. >> the governor will spell out what kinds of reductions would be necessary under an all-cut scenario. they are deep. they are severe, and they should give people regardless of their political affiliation a great deal of pause. >> i can anticipate critics saying, well, these are scare tactics. >> reporter: one of the hardest hit areas will be public education. they would face cuts in excess of $4 billion to. offset that they say governor brown will call for a vote on temporary tax reductions. >> we'll need additional revenues in order to avoid making truly draconian cuts. >> reporter: $it.5 billion more coming in in april is undercutting the governor eats argument among republicans. >> less pressure f

josh wolf in the box flicks it to fred but kevin hartman makes a ridiculous save. see it again. fred here tries the header but hartman there with the save. . that was nice. d.c. united coach ben olsen after the game says, hey, man, nice save. game ends in a scoreless tie. >> perhaps the caps should see what he's doing next season. >>> that's all. saturday night live is up next hosted by tina fey. till then, that's the news. almost two billion tons of freight move around this country every year... and control centers like this keep track of it all. it takes advanced telemetry and satellite tracking acoustic detectors and friction modifiers. high tech innovations that help rail move our economy. freight rail companies invest billions of their own dollars - not taxpayers' money - to make rail safe, reliable, efficient and affordable. it takes tons of technology to haul tons of freight. & today the pentagon released eye tape seized in sunday's raid in pakistan, purported to be osama bin laden's last will and testament. the taperu

kevin tibbles, nbc news, new york. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. we'd like to hear from you. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt. reporting from new york for all

john thomas, jeff, kevin mckay, manny flores. >> good morning. in the executive director of the professional property management division and i'm here to speak on behalf and in favor of the parkmerced project. a lot has been said about the displacement of tenants, the demolition of homes in the process. in the long run, i think there will be new homes built that will be better for the tenants. parkmerced has agreed to comply with the current housing ordinances. the renovation and expansion will increase affordable housing in san francisco. it benefits all the citizens in this city. the other thing to also keep in mind is that the city needs to grow jobs and this is an opportunity to do that. to do it in a situation where it is local to the community and also citywide. the tax revenues and the fees are significant. the additional individuals and families moving into parkmerced will mean increased revenue generated to the payroll and other taxes and fees. in addition, the project will produce permanent jobs both on site and in the surrounding commu

our second panelist is kevin coe whose ph.d. in communication from the university of illinois. his research and teaching focus is on the interaction of the american political discourse, news media, and public opinion. in addition to his many scholarly publications he has written opinion pieces on a wide range of popular news alice such as the chicago tribune, baltimore sun, and times that,. the publication of his book, "the god strategy: how religion became a political weapon in america." here we go. how religion became a political weapon in america. reviewers have commented, a well-written meticulously researched and i opening examination of how u.s. politicians use religion to win votes. if you are at all curious about how influential religion has become in today's political arena, you need to read this book. another review called the book absolutely brilliant, fascinating, timely, and of great importance. it's so absolutely buy that book, too. still as you can see, we have a lot of expertise to bring to today's procession teach -- session. professors want to leave plenty of

kevin durant puts the thunder up with 7:30 to play. but the bounces started going the grizzly's way. memphis comes back and sends the game to overtime. nobody is having a better postseason than randolph. memphis wins 101-93 to take a 2- 1 series lead. >>> golf legend ball less terrace passed away at his home in spain. he had been dealing with complications from a brain tumor. he was 54 years old. >> he would say to few players, gif them the ultimate compliment in his mind, which was to call them a champion. he said that to faldo after they won the rider cup in '95. he said you were a champion, and that's the greatest compliment he could give someone. i would say that about him. he was a champion. ,,,,,, [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national ave

. >> reporter: this is kevin tibbles in chicago. as the oil price sky rocket plummeted this week, it was pandemonium on trading floors worldwide. the same speculation that pulled prices up, pulled them down again. closed at $98 a barrel, down 15% for the week. there's a saying in the trading community, high prices fix high prices. and so that process is what's under way now. >> reporter: a combination of bad weather, refinery maintenance, and mideast turmoil put oil prices through the roof. aaa says a gallon of regular gas sits today at $3.98. this time last year, it was more than a buck cheaper. the wild fluctuation in price has turned us all in mini speculators. do you fill up thinking the price is going to be higher next time or do you just put in $10, hoping it's going to go down? >> others fight back. these chicago commuters save money belonging to a van pool. >> i probably save about $90 a month. you figure over a course of a year, you're talking about $1,000. >> it amazes me a lot more people aren't looking for alternative wa